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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09
NOTICE.
FEMALE SCHOOL.

MRS. c. P. COOK, respectfully announces to
the citizens of Yhzoo City, and surrounding country
that she will open FEMALE s. HOOI., in va
200 City. on the 7th of Ocrob,r next in some cou'
Portable room; when due notice will be given.
few Young ladies from the country, can procure
board with the teacher il reqned reasonable
TERMS OF TUITION,--Prr session Of FIVE
months; photography, Reading, Writing and Arith-
metir, sl5-Engli.h Grammar, Geography, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Modern aud Ancient History,
Ecgic, Rhetoric and Compositon,--S
Yazoo City Sept II, 1889.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09
MAILS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.

The mail arrives every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at II o'clock, A. NJ. aud departs on
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at 8 O'Clock,
A. NJ.
The mail will be closed each day of its arri-
val, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
The Post Office will be open every day, from 8
O'Clock, A. NJ. until p NJ Sundays excepted.
r. EATON KEYS, r. M.
Yazoo City, July 30, 1859.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09
PROSPECTUS
SOUTHERN REPORTER.
ANNONOA IL = NORO
OF THE


weekly newspaper published ia the town of
Grenada, Yalobusha County, Mississippi.
The undersigned have commencpd the pnblica-
ton of new paper, with the above title, in the town
of Grenada. In its politics the Reporter will be de-
eide dly Democratic Republican il will support
the reelection Of Martin Van Buren,, as Presideme
of the United States, and oppose the election CT
Henry Clay. any other Wing candidate. 1t
will support the reelection Of the present able and
worthy Chief Magistrate Of Mississi; pi, ALFXAN-
DER G.. McNUT'I', aud will oppose TIC Iolicy OF
the Union Bank in issuing Post notes, dealing in
Cotton, and not establishing tie 3ranches,-as the
law required and the public interests demanded 1t
will support the rights and Liberties of the people,
ad do justice TO such InoDeycd institutions as faith
fully comply with the obligations of their charter.
We shall wage Incorporating hostility to all shin
plaster Banks and support only shcl. for PUBLIC
office as pie dSe themseIves unequiyocay TO prose-
cute radical reformation ia the present Banking
system of Mississppi.-1hrse are the cardinal prin,
ciples which the Southern Reporter will faithfully
advocate In an agricultural, commercial, literary
and mechanical pOiat of view, il will pursue that
corrse best calculated to advance the "geaest num-
ber'' of the whole people.
VIM. NEED.
JAS. N. NEWTON.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09
Bank Note Table, Corrected Weekly.
Yazoo City, Oct. 8, 1889

Yazoo City, Oct. 8, 1889
Commercial Bank of Manchester, par.
Natchez Banks and branches, do.
Commercial Bank of Rodney, do.
Union Bank of Mississippi, do.
West Felciana Railroad and Banking Co. do.
Commercial Bank of Columbus, 5 per CT. dis.
Bank of Port Gibson, do. do.
Bank Of Lexington, S do. do.
Bank of Vicksburg, so do. do.
Railroad Bank of Vicksburg, 40 do. do.
Water Works Bank, Vicksbnrg, 40 do. do.
Grand Gulf Bank, 25 Go. do.
Lake Washington ard Deer Creek
Railroad Banking Company, 90 do. do.
Tombigby Railroad Bank. Co. SO do. do.
Citizens Bank of Madison Co. SO do. co.
Brandon Bank, rs do. do.
Benton and Manchester Railroad
Company, 20 do. do.
Holly Springs Real Estate Bank, no sale.
Bank of Grenada, do.
POST NOTES.
Com. Bank Manchester, IL mo 10 pr. C dis.
Do. do. do. mo. par.
Natchez Banks, - mo. 10 pr C. dis.
Do. do. dae in August, par.
Union Bank of Miss IL mo. 10 pr. c. dis
Com. Bank of Rodney, IL mo. 10 pr. c. dis.
Do. do. do. 6 mo. 5 pr. C. dis.
Com. and Railroad Bank,
vicksbuFg, IL mo. so pr. C. dis.
Lexington Bank, IL mo. 90 pr. c. dis.
Real Estate, 5 mo. 10 pr. C. dis.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09
VIM. NEED.
JAS. NJ. NEWTON.

TERMS:-The Southern Reporter is published
every Saturday morning, imperial sheet at five
dollars per amum il paid in advance, or seven dol
lars afterwards. Advertisements inserted al the usu-
a. rates.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09

AGENCY.
Protection Insurance Company
CAPITAL 100000,
UNDERWRITERS against losses by Fire, River
Navigation, &c, at the lowest rates.
NAL. B. HAMER.
Sept 8, 1e39.-tf.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09

NOTICE.

IT ETTERS decentralization having been granted
- to the undersigned at the July (nst term of the
Probate Court OF Yazoo County, upon the estate of
Thomas Daniel, deceased--those indebted to the
tate are requested to make imnediate payment
Those having claims against the estate will present
them within the time prescribed by law. be forever
barred. WILLIAM E. DANIEL, Admir-.
SARAH w. DANIEL, Adm'x.
July 30 If
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JEWETT'S
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TO THE LADIES.

DR.. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
NlS Instrument for the Radical Cure Of Proapsus
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II has received the decided appreciation Of Sir Ashley
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Bartholomew Dr. Griffith Lecturer TO Westminster
Hospital Dr. Ramsbotham lecturer TO London Hospital
Robert Ferguson lecturer to Westminster Lying in Hopi-
tai Dr. Sweaiman lecturer Mddlesex Hospital and Sc
nor Accoucheur TO Queen Charottes Lying-n Hospital
also BY Henry DAVIS Conquest Blundel Lee, Merrman,
Surgeon Keates DC by Dr. Moreau President of the A.
cademie Royal de Medicine Paris and accouchour the
Duchess de Orleans Professor Vepeau Marloln Paul
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fessor j. w Francis, G. 8. Bedford NJ. D. Professor of
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lessor Dea6eld professor Francis u Johnston President
county Medical Society aurens Hull president Medical
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OF Albany professor March professor Cyrus Perkins pro-
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Searns, Ludlow Kssom. Vache, Power, Grayson, Van
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A. G. HULL-ofice 4, vesoy street, Astorhouse ". Y
III constant supply OF the above instruments will be
kept. by 8eowIy.
JAMES PORTER Rutland,
+, II. PRENTISS. Montpelier,
T.. w. BREWSTER, Afiddlebtiyu
ROBERT MOODY, BURLINGTON,
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MfORRlSON'S PILLS. Or the Vegetable Hygean
AAA Universal Medicine of the British College of
Health. London-imported by DR. Geo Taylor. 6 g
NaSt. New York. sole agent in the U. 5. for said
College, eau be had Of the following persons, Every
packet sold in Vermont will be signed in writing by
Pansborn and Brinsmaid, Jewellers of Burlington, W.,
State Agents also by the Sub. Agents selling them II
not so signed do not buy them. For sale by
Hiram l.. Cheney-Rutland
Jas. Pine, & Co.-Factory Pt. Manchester
Joel Day-koyaton
Jas. II. Observation-Disclosures
f. p. Walton s. ns-Montpelier
Perry Marsh
c. & J. w. Baxter-Derby Line
S. f. Morse L s. Lyman-Croilsbury
Elijah Cleveland Coventry
Sabin Kelum--lrasburgh
Amasa Pane-Lowell
Otis l.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
o. A. kelth-Sheldon
David Lyman-St Adams
Jno. Kelsey-Danvie
VIM. Plerce-Lyndon
Jonas Flint-St. Johnsbury
Foster Grow-Chelsea
N. G. Goddard--Windsor
M. S. Buckland Bellows Falls
J. Steene-Brattleboro
Orvs g. Roberts-Manchester
J. Hagar-Middlebury
w. f. acknowledgements
J. w. Remington-JohnsoD llf
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Of the moe, inpsirei constnutioos A. remedy for
Chroa'e and ida'laasorg Hheuuolsrp, the efficacy "
the fb0niS bitefs will he demonstrated by the OF
single bottle. The usual dose Of these bers ~ hall
VINE glass full. IN water wine. and this quantity
may be taken two OF three times day about half an
hour belor. meals. lc,s quantity may be taken at
all times. To those who afflicted with indigestion
after meals these Bitter, will prove Invaluable, as they
greatly Increase the action Of the principal help
then 10 peforu their functions. and enable the stomach
~ discharge into the bowels whatever IL Offensive
Tho indigestion ., EARLY and speedily emovej, appe.
u,c restored ani the mouths Of the absorbent vessel.
being elssnsc urUItion facilitated, aud strength Of
body suI ebcrsy Of MUD the happy results. For
further particular Of NOFFAT's LIFE PILLS. and
PHENM BIT hrs. apply at Mr. Mofats office, No.
SIG BroadwAy, New York, where the Pills can be Oh
tanned Tor rs cents, % cents, per box and the
Bitter IOt u or 20 per hottie. gTNumerons certih-
Gates OF The wonderful to@ey Of both may be there
inspected,
Ia como obstinate and complicated cases Of chronic
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siading IT mey be found secesssry 10 take both the
Lie Pills and the PheDix Bitters THE doses before
mmendcd
n. B.-The,e Pills, and the Btiers will get all mer-
curry out Of the System infinitely faster than the best
preparations Of sasspsra and certain remedy for
tic dopieueur, &e.-Al persons who are predisposod
to appopiery paisy, &c, should be without the
Life Pills or Bters, Tor dose in time will life
They equaze the circu lation Of the blood, draw all
pressure from the head restore respiration, and throw
off every impurity by the pore. Of the skin.
For sale by BURT MASON, Agents for the
County Of Rutland. 5:eowly
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MATTHEW A'TICS,
DESIGNED FOR
SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES IND COLLEGES.
by CHARLES DAVIES.


has iren the intention in this coursc TO unite the nm
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IL, nwai,nnoo "a go, Erana 4, ~ . n ,be lead.
;r ,cx, tonLs snd shar,iy n n, H., Gd oassed
th1ouah several editions IL has been tanss,ed ia nr by
Professor De Morgan Of the London Unyesy and il Ia
now used IN the University of CnmIridso '"' ~
| DAWES Lsgsndye's f;eometry and Trigonomery Be
;ng an abridement of The tpork OF H. Legende cith he
addition of Treatise Mensration Of Planes and So
Ids and TABLE of Logaritlms aud LogarL.mic Sinss
This work has passed through several editions it's
publication 1881 and becoming general text book in
| The nstiu tions Of the country.
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oil private chambers at No 81 Greene 1t. vhst M
will receive gentlemen who may require medical ell
Residing himself on the premises, he will thereby n
enabled TO delicate than ordinary attention to b.,
patients. Gentlemen will find II both convcnien, ~
well as economical in all Of disease. TO retire 70
these furnished rooms.
A. long ~ Professor Cooke desircs TO tenct the ltb
liz il IL proper he shonld continue his advertise mtt.
for the good Of strangers it Is well known ha, poop
lie extremely shy in speaking ofoa.es of delicate
nature, when physician is prcomiu emily succos.
full
Communications. post paid 10 the address Of rrot'
sor Cooke, NJ. ID. ID. ID. LII. D., Albany, Y. encos.
ing back note counsoling fec, will have aucn'ioB-
(none other will be rcceiyed)-or personal consun
ton may be had y, all times. usual nj the DSpcu1ty
which properly fitted and arranged with separate o.
fec for confidential interviews.
1rCounselling fees and charges reasonable
Offco, No 3 Norton st-Houso, No 80 Green street
IN
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A q c y 7 o MI!
M u IL III II * " les.

The Subscribers will sell at auction, on the Sd day o!
April next, at their residence in Hartford, Que
chez Village, VI.
From 20 TO 10000 Cuttings Of the MORUS MUL.
TlCAULlS, warranted genuine.
few Thousand CANTON and ALPINE also war
ranted genuine.
lot Is 900 MULTICAULIS SEEDLINGS, 9 yeln
old.
u 70 Is. 900 BRoUssA SEEDLINGS, same age
100000 ITALIAN do. TO years old.
" Sale 10 commence at 10 clock, A. NJ Terms
CASH. L. a. ID MARSH
Quechee Yillnge, March H. 1889 'I3
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Also for sals az abor,
THE oRRIs TOOTH WASH.

orrs Goth Wash e purely vegetable preparation
Possessing the properties OF cleaning the teeth and Doatb
restoring the guns 70 healthy state and preventing am
taste o. door the mouth whether arising from
oees fen ie+lh 90 defthged stale Of the stomach.
sound ieeih and ~hsle teeth the most valuable Dor.
1s y POI humanity but how many neg ect the atisn
1 e@saD 'T ihel preservation. when surrounded
y 81 tbe nssns hseded-smong tbose know o. none
hefe peasant and ssectasl than The OKEs ToorH WAsH
II sesstes and sbsnf the teeth strengthens The gum.
a, sse 10 ALL y0sng sDc old - Boston Noyntnx Pod
~ eorcuHeni testimony nf The eminent Dens,s .n1
~ elss "a an parts 81 she Unon 10 lie fsor IA eopclu
each sptis. ats.Sf'
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bsr, roasvsi ny you,h. can ,hu,, with confidence
10 ay o~n s,T,neBcs, advise With my i,lsov oitlsns
Doe the reader ptoof that the Vegetable L,ie
Neiienes tu,ishio 10 his Gaze have on hle
II my cGios, &c Broadway, hunifes 81 letters from
81 the usi te,Jecsble et1sn, q TIA, my native
Land, vo ss,sry ogsfed IN testimony II the 'tUos Of
gco.l Vegetable Medicine
fer.oBs whose eons,tation, have been nearly ruined
BY the all ni.tls" mineral preparations OF the day,
will bs.r a.. witness, that the .ls Medcines and such
ouly. are the true coUrse 80 permanent good health
ions MorpAr.
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DYE STUFF
WILLIAM PARTRIDGE.
sNo. "a CLIFF STREET.

zone door from Fulton sreet,)
NEW YORK,
Offers for Sale The Jotooing articles Of the best quail
ties, on the lou est terms,
Wholesale and Retail.
Lac Dye Blue vi rioi
Cochineal Copperas
Indigo Alum
Brazil Wood Argo
Red Sanders Cream Tartar
Hyper Nc Wood Sugar Lead
Peach Wood Nitric Acid
Hache Wood Muriatic Acid
Cam Wood Oil Vtriol
Bar Wood Nitrate Tin
Green Ebonv Muriate Tin
Nicaragua Wood Murio Suphate Tin
Log Wood Chemic
Fustc Aqua Ammonia
Quercitron Bark Fullers' Earth
Weld Do. Soau
Turmeric Nitrate Iron
Sumach Oxalic Acid
Nader Bleoching Salts
Cudbear Pot Ashes
Orcbille Pearl Ashes
Nut Calls Verdigris
Persian Berries Pure Tin
Annatto Teazles
Woad Tepter uooLs
Glue Gum Senee,I
British Gum Indigo Paste
Bchro Potash Extract Log Wood
Prussiae Potash Pipe CLAW
Sal Soda FlossI Tin
Sal Ammouisc Irvine
Ltharge Thermometer
Copper Dust Vat Nets
hntmopy Wrnging Cloth, &c.
Nitrate Lead
~: d. Recipes gven to Customers, for any color o.
woollens Aoen
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A Good Opportunity

ENOh young man Of steady industrious habits
between the age Of sixteen aud a year, who
somewhat acquainted with the Blacksmith bushes
and IL desircus Of becoming more Such 0Ds nay
find good encouragement aud liberal pay, by making
imnedisk application 10 the subscrbor.
BENZ. SMITH.
Rutland, Centre Village. March 10, 1889.
~ b. The business will be mostly Wagon and ear,
rage work, carriage springs &c, something at ttssl
tools, NC. Job work, but no shoeing Of hones.
Is b.
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DIR. Cooke.

The unfortunate are respectfully informed that the
Albany Lock Hospital established and modelled after
the much celebrated European Lock Hospitals has ma.
ny years since been founded at Head Quarter No 4
Norton street, Albany, MY. To those unacau ted
with tins institution, II Is necessary to mention that il
mas or MS object the care Of all such diseases as syph
Is serous, structures, diseases Of the ureha
honr aiOus lmpoteney, diseases Of the womb seminal
weakness Of both nodes aries of the bones ohon
orrhea elects, with all venereal complaints in general
etc.
Persons, ignorant Of the nature Of disease are mt
mosl simple form, and through neglect or iniudcious
Treatment, assumes more aggravated state OF disease
anu oecssons Abscess, liberation, psuedo syphiis can
GER premature Old age, too often ending IN
ineurable state Of existence.
Tins institution it under the superiDiendsnn. and
nansgement OF Professor Cooke, ". d. DD.LL.D Of
me ciy OF Aibsny y. " who will give his personsl al
tendance at the Dspenary, attached to the
al al hour 10 inyalds requiring his professional
F'eet. lie having had much more experience ia mi,
orsEeh Of medical practice than usually fall. 10 the lot
OF Any one member Of the rofesson therefore feels
such confidence Of his ability 10 give universal ssi,fo
on that he sssnses all applicants none need despair Of
complete recovery.
The unfortunate therefore who have sud.r.d 6,,,n
The want Of success by those lefs experienced an.
ted TO yist the Hospital which only reouire, 10 he
known 10 be sure Of support where the tDot ,ec, a
erefy may be depended and the utut, urivacv vii
attend those who call. The whole house - s,c2,a'
~ appropriated 10 the Of patients, who will
&c received INTO separate apsrtmsnt, snd a, no 49,
uniess al the request Of the patient will third
present N P'V oe
4 PREDECESSOR Cooke h.. . .u.a-.f.
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m DING WEST. The subscriber has one good
W Boat, which will leave Joseph fros,s BndpuL
Vt for Buffalo, soon n navigation opens aud n
the third Tuesday Of May, June, August, Scptcmtt T
and October, and Whitehall the days allowing.
Also, Boat will leave Westport, New York, 70 T
Buffalo, navigation opens, and on the iouH
Tuesday Of May, June August, September Hud Ooto
Der, and Whitehall the days following,
0J7All goods stored with mo FREQ Of charges.
JONATHAN POLICY.
Fort Ann, Ath FEBRUARY, 1889. ll:6m
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1HE GOOD S.f.M.iRIr.a.X.

"a CONTRAST An Dsiions. from The rsmo,ssi
&ess had thiTs. but Colsabas ouly fouod cot the
An<rscs. Before The time q ths great spsaish
DseY3s were o1ly eDsbled 10 psdlls about
{nk ~ With The i.Ale hsdleias,. Il AZ tat
$50 trst ssntare3 spos an sakRown
&nssfsd ths precious objsci wss
yssetshis 1ssseisss were
- :. - NJ sssreh. bit thsr
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PtOMghs! PlOxghs /.

fINHE Farmer Is requested, before purchasing ihs y
l. boye named article. to call upon the subsefbef 80
examine he assortment, he hes them Of ell 'ifs,
beauifui castings aud wooded. By superior Nee h-A~
and will scli very cheap for al kinds OF pfol.sS
Cash. JOHN SIEONp'
Ruikani, March 10, 1889.
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CaldrOn Kettles

'INHE subscriber has Of the shove srt'
l. eiss, Nos ], 2, aud 3, 90 hand and for said.
JOHN STRONG.
Rutland, March IN. 1899. Is
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NIB. Recipes gven to Customers, for any color On
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

This table exhibits the detail and the gross IN The
amounts which would have heen taken from The
Treasury in eighteen months, If tie land bill Of 1886
had passed, with the detail and the gross also Of
what was actually required for The service Of the
Government for The same tme. They amount, IN
round numbers, to S550O000O for distribution, and
S55 600, 900 for tie support Of Government; IN an
$4,000 600! Now. SIR how was the Treasury 10
stand this enormous eai II could not have stood
the first puIl-lhe first seventeen and quarter nib
ions for Distribution and seven and three quarters
for the public service, which would Lave been re-
qured on ihe firaday Of July, 1856 It would have
failed at that payment; and 50 ! declared, and IN
nv own opinion, demonstrated al thai time; and 81
tie even, proved when the deposiie act passed, and
substituted smaller and latter dislrihuuon.-l hls
deposi,e act passed in June Of 1885 4 began -
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