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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-19
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1874
WILL MIR VAN BUREN, WITHDRAWN

A short time since there was n afont 10 the
effect that Mr. Van Buren, would Withdraw his
~ candidate for the Presidency, yet rot
NOR to which those who know his love of Office
of sufficient consequence TO himself to take notice Of
IT, Tho annexed paragraph is from the Richmond
Enqnirrr-Tr Van Buren's mouth piece ut he South
and " hich speaks by nuthority-nnd it settles the
question that NIny vii at all events stnrd his hand
From The Richmond Enquirer.
''Wo have seen n letter from Mr.. Van Buren, hint
self in the Of which ho refers to the unfnurded
report rat he was about To decline the contest for
the Presidency referred 10 in the preceding article
lie presuncs that his friends too much nccusom-
ed to rumoru and rnisrepre< sensations attach the
slshtes; importance Ia snch an Idle report"
col. JOHNSON has written Letter 10 the Wash
ingon Globe upon Tho Presidential question The
amount Of the Letter is, that he is ready 10 iakn my
position in which he may he placed, either the cnn-
didacy for tho Presidency, the Vice Presidency, or
no candidacy at all He is Nil meekness. There is
no danger Of his being the ocoiocn candidate for tho
Presidency, and il, Virginia would not
vote for him for Vice President in ls4O, and another
is, he il mere tool in the hands of Mr. Van Ruren,
md Van must be captain, and the Colonel has not
sufficient of moral cournge 10 resist the nice
deIpots of the saga Of Underwood.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-19

81 can't imngine," said alderman, "wby my
whiskers should grow grny so much faster than the
hair on my head" "Because'' observeda wag in
ply, "you have worked so much harder with your
jnwsthan your brans'' T. '9i'.as' '''''a 'tf 3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-19

.MfssrssIprr:-fhe louise Of Representatives of
this State have rejected the bill to divide the State
into four Congressional Districts by vote ofy-ons
To thirty46pe. a7y ts. i,..h a,i I'd, ~r,. .,.,l .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-19
NOTICE.,
MANY WING


MUSIC.-Mr w. A. Godding would inform tc,
who stag and those who like TO hear music, that h
several choirs will unite in giving free Conce d
Vocal Music at Peacham Corner, on Wedncsday,h.
2sth of February com mencing at half past tweveo
clock, p. ". All those are invited who tonch
lead, or play the violin or harp, to join US and mc
melody on the occasion. The invitation extends 10
ALL both young and old. An aJdress W i'll be csp,,
ted on tho "ccnsionby some clergyman.
A CARD. Tho subscriber would gratefully IT,
knowledge visit from The people OF his parbh al
which they literally contributed OF their iOnHOraa,
for the comfort ufhi,nser and fan ilv.
And he sincerely desires that thu interview ENJOY.
ed. and favors received may lead him TO increasing
diligence in their spiritual welfare.
Cranky, Feb, Is, 1874. J, WOOSTER.
NOTICE. The friends Of q = EN- pernnce are here,
by notified that the Anp;al Meeting of tho Orleans
County TemPcrOrce Society will bo holden at tho
Methodist cnsPol, in Irnsbursh. on tho 29,h day d
toh.. iary Instant at 10 o'c'ock. a. NJ. Let no G'd
orthls canse keep back as tho meeting is EXPECTED 10
he peculiarly interesting.
TI'O'S JAMESON, County
NtTHT DtGGET,
+ HIRAM KEtLANI, } Commite'
ira'burgh, Feb. Is, 1874. Gonna.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-19
TIE People AROUSED!

From Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Mississippi,
and Illinois and South Carolina, have recent
ndvces by private letters that the Wing spirit of 40
is Owaking, and that The determination that Henry
CLAY shall be next President is daily extending
and deepening We hayo assurances that leading
men hitherto against taking ground against Van
Buren, with the full intent of supporting Mr. Cluy in
case Van is renoninuted ut Baltimore. Not wishirz
to drive our fvorito adversary off the track yvo shall
not publish particulars but we cannot doub, tho evil
dence before ns Illinois, Michigan Mississippi and
even Missouri and South Carolina, will be contested
by the friends of Henry Clay with assrong hope rnot
decided assurance Of victory, leaving barely .NSp-
Hampshire certain for Van. Such is the spirit off our
numerous letters ~ Y. Tribune. ......, ......
"TnE BLACK TARiFF."-is,O 900 pounds OF
wool were sold at Wenthersiied Row, VI, on Mon
day last at lo'ty-6ve cents per pound cash on the
nail. Two years ago the lot of wool could not
have been sold for thirty cents. What say the wool
growers of Vermont and New Hampshire to this evil.
dence ogthe good effects produced by the operations
oflhe TARIFF Will you believe the Loco Foco editors
when they tell you that tho manufacturer is tho only
one benefited by and that il is calculated to make
tho 'rich richer and the poor poorer - We think
not, Every person. (uness wrally ignorant knows
that in proportion as the farming interest Hourishes
business of every description will improve the wape s
OF the mpchanc be increased, and the master work
man ind journeyman be equally benefited d,
r.I .-ef pIsja Ciaremont Eagle, FEB. z.
The Wooden Mill md Grist Mill in Iinsdale, N.
H., known tho Spencer Mills, were burnt on Fr-
day mornng last, with most Of the contents The
wooden mill was occupied by Ripley and Harvey
and the fre took in tho lower room Of The factory
The grist mill was owned by VIM. Hale, Esq and
r, II, Merrill Nessrs Ripley s; Harvey were insured
$4,000, and their loss over and above this will be a.
bout 1880, Messrs. Hale & Merrill were fully in
snrcd. ' ''7".' " 80 '1Nr ,a'''
Tie mills upon the same ground were burnt in
June, lS4l. '" t''''' .''' ""''ln'
81 s.4a.s.
Hon. Samuel Elliot, of BrattleLoro, has been ap-
pointed by Governor Matocks, first Assistant Judge
of the county Of Windham, to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the dccease Of Hon. John Smith. .f
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
Hardware and Cutlery.


WVEIE subs cTiberS, importers and dealers 10
- FOREIGN And DOMESTIC HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY, have recently Eecei.
we'd direct from the Manufacturers In Europe,
and az tho East, large additions to their stock,
consisting In part Of
300 Tons Swedish, American and English Iron,
1900 Bundles Hoop, Sheet, Band & Round Iron,
. 30 Tons Steel, Cast, Shear, and German.
90 Cases NaylOr 4 Co.'S. celebrated Gin Saw
Steel aud Plates,
500 dog. Collins & Cos, Hunts, Kings and
'SimmOns' Axes,
800 doz. Sieves,
100 pais Smiths Bellows,
1900 Boxes Tin Plates,
300 Bundles Iron Wire,
5000 Kegs weymouth s. D. s. & Co." Nails,
300 dog. WhitmOre'S Cotton and Wool Cards,
100 Tons Castings and Hollow Ware,
/ 900 'PaEsOnS; KingS,' 'BallingerS,' and other
PloughsG Hoes; Chains; Anvils; Vices;
Hand and Sedge Hammers; Screw Plates;
Locks; Hinges: Screws; Saws, Files; Germ
Mills; Scythes, &c. &c.
-ALsO-
SPERM, WHALE, LINSEED & TANNERS
ILSs-SupeFior quality.
White Lead; Spirits Turpentine; Window
Glass; Tar; Oakum, and COFdage, which
they offer for sale, low for Cash, or aPprO-
we'd paper.
O3-Country Merchants are invited tOOall and
examine our Stock.
STARK, DAY, STAUFFER & Co.,
Corner Canal aud Magazine sts.
New Orleans, Nov. Is, 1914 lis
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24

We are again called upon to record another
dreadful steamboat disas'ef, attended with the
loss Of human life. We learn. that about u o.
clock on Saturday night, the l4th instant, the
steamboat Louisiana, Captain Casey, coming
down stream, and the Belle OF GAINESVILLE. Cap.
tain Graham, bound to Nashville, came in con-
tact about sixteen miles below Helena. The
Louisiana, as we are informed, was in the bend,
about fifty yards from the shore, when il was
perceived that the Belle Of Clarksville had taken
shear. but it was then too late 10 avoid coils
ion. The Belle, it is said, was running close to
the bar, and no fear was entertained by the otd-
GERS Of either bnat Of their coming in contact,
until the Louisiana reached II false point in the
bend, when, as before stated, the Belle SHARED
Of, aud ran across the LOuisiana's bow. Both
bOatS instantly commenced baeking,-but Il was
Of no avail.-Th' boats struck, aud the shock
was so great th.t h. Belle sunk 10 two minutes,
her cabin separated from the hull, and parted in
the middle. The cibin passengers and the OH
GERS of the Belle, with the exception Of NJ. john
Halliday, the Assistant Engineer, gained the
hurricane deck, and were saved. The deck pas
SeNgers, and the hands belonging TO the boat,
numbering in all thirty four persons, were drown.
ed. The Louisiana remained all night at the
wreck, and brought away the passengers who
were preserved. The books and iron safe be-
longing to the Belle, were saved, We give be-
low list OF the drowned. Mr.. John Halliday,
Assistant Engineer; w. Tabbi J. Linn; w.
Linn, J. Regain; II. Matill; w. SiIls;--Jones:
C. HyeF;J. Askew; w. F. Allen; A. Kirkland;
S. Whitley; J. Pay; and son Of J w. Hall,
and four negroes belonging TO him. Mr.. J. Il.
French lost three negroes and three valuable
horses, one Of which was .Ann Hayes. Twelve
negro iremen were also drowDed.-These are ell
the particulars we have Of this dreadful O,cur-
enee; and perhaps they are somewhat incorrect.
-TO-morrOw we shall probably have further
inf nation, when we shall have a word to say
in relation TO these constantly occurring cOllis-
ions Of boats on the River. many Of which, We
firmly ould never happen, il proper care
aud prceaution were taken. We don't attach
blame to any one in the present case, for the
good reason that we are in the dark as to who
was in fault; bot that blame does attach 10
some one, we verify believe Il From the N. o.
Tropic Of the 18th.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
YAzoo COUNTY,


PROBATE COURT-OCToBER TERM, 1874.
!" HEREAS in the matter Of the applicn-
w ton of John B. Clark. AdaainfstratOr de
bonus non of the estate RI Joseph X. Waters, de-
ceased for an order Of sale of the real estate Of
said deceased, suggesting that such sale is me-
cessaIy for the payment Of the debts Of the es-
tate, as well as for the purposes Of distribution
among the heirs.
1t is therefore ordered, adudged and decreed,
that Citation issue directed TO the heirs Of
Joseph r. Waters, deceased, and all persOne in
terested, to appear at the next December Term
of this Court, on the first day of said Term, and
shew cause if any they can, why an order Of
sale should not be made in compliance with the
prayer Of the petitioner, for the following de-
scribed landS, situate and lying in Yazoo coun-
ty, viz: the Of s E /, E3 Of N E 4, w 1 OF
S E /, w 3ofN E 1, and E offs w / ofSec. No.
90; the E OF E 4, 3ofW. ofNE4,N 1 OF
w AOfS E 1, E of S E /, N 4 ofW 1 Of N Z
1, and N ! Of E 1 OfNW Of Sec. 80, all iD
Township IL Range | East, containing 100
81 100 acres.
1t is further ordered that said Citation be
published in the Yazoo Democrat aud Southern
ReEOrmer six weeks suocessiVeIy.
Witness, the Hon. JAMES Z. BURRUs,
r.. S. Judge Of PrObates, the fourth Monday
OF October, A. d. 1874, and seal OF
said Court.
Issued the lst day Of November, 1874.
CHAS. M. HENDERSON, CI'k.
By A. S. Perkins, DC.
November 5, 1914 st
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24

TETILL be taken IN exchange for HORSES
" MULES and MONEE, which have arm
we'd and now arriving from Arkanaaa, Kentucky
Tennessee, Indiana and Ohio, on better terms
than ever offered before in thH markats e TIE
Brick Tiesrv Stable, Yazo0 City, Min., b.
BLACKMAN, WINFORD ( Co.
) October g, 1884 IL
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
correspondence Of enc "DOmOcrat."
New ORLEANS, Dec. lG, 1874.

New ORLEANS, Dec. l6, 1874.
Mn. Enron Your good Wing friends can
nov rest easy. Many OF them expressed their
fears, regarding the vote Of New York. Kind
souls! how they can take care Of the Democracy
as we'll as Whiggery. The Electoral College Of
the State Of New York, convened at Albany on
the 4th instant, according to law, and cast the
THIRTY-SIX votes Of New York fer JAMES X &.
Polk and GEORGE M. DAkLAS-''bOth very obscure
men," The grandfather of the former We are
trying to find out. The Wings are now correctly
informed, that all their surmiSes, SPeculation'
and inuendoeS, 90 gratuitOusly and kindly vol
unteersd by several Of their Journals to the sup
posed, disaFected Of Mr.. Van Buren'S friends, ell
end IN MOonshine,-Ihe Wing party so univeF'
sally stepped in corruption aud coalition, deemed
it an easy matter to project and enact over the
scenes Of 1926. Console with them-they need
not be alarmed, the country is safe:
The expected news to-day from Liverpool did
not arrive, consequently as the weather IS very
windy and cold, we can blOW our 6ngers, till 1t
tIoes arrive. The Cotton market was in very
active state all last week. Sales reached the
enormous amount Of $4,000 bales, and prices
advanced triae, say cent, which advance be-
ing obtained in the face an advance Of freightS,
oause, holders to be rather firm in their demands.
Respectfully. JOHN SMITH, X
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24

New ORLeANs, Dec. IL, 1874.
slR-The plaCard, at the Post Once, at IL o.
clock to-day informs the good citizens Of tits me-
tFOpOlis that the Mail has not arrived, cOnse-
quently have nothing new, interesting or inVi-
ting TO say. Ifthe Foreign news should arrive,
l cannot Say in advance, whether yOar Crop or
mine, win be affected. The sales Of Cotton in
this market on Monday and Tuesday reach
1880 bales, and an advance would have been
ObIaiDedhad not ship masters yesterday obtained
another advance on freights, Of equal to &c. per
ID. Prices fer Cotton average from 40. TO 6tots.
The weather fOr two days has been Of real
Lapland kind, but is more moderate to-day
Fuel Of every description is plenty, so the needy
can provide Themselves with the comforts Of q
good Are at moderate rate.
Provisions are plenty, bat Flour has advanced
tribe within a few days. and is now worth
50 IS to AIS. Arrivals from the West are Ru-
meFous, but the late cold spell Of weather may
close the upper Rivers, and lay an embargo fOr
some weeks. In the mean time speculation
might take start, and some articles Of Western
produce might advance.
EgouFe PeSDectfuI1V
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
NE W GOOD s.

SHROPSHIRE, COLEMAN & CO.,
"AVE Just received from Philadelphia an
assortment of NEW GOODS, aud will
continue to receive during the season from the
Eastern Cities, fresh supplies Of DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, SHOES, SADDLES, HARD
WARE, &c. &c. &c. Have now on hand a
good lot Of BAGGING and ROPE. And PRO-
DUCE will be received fresh every few days.
or Dealers are requested to examine for
themselves.
Yazoo CITY. August 10. 1874 3
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
NEW GOODS
"Just Received from the North

.FE1HE u"doroisued have juEt received a large
Il and well assorted stock Of FANCY and
STAPLE DRY-GOODS, consisting in part Of
Prints, &C., all Of latest Style also, FIannels,
Aerseys, Lindseys, Blankets, Boots, Shoes and
hats. Together with large stock OF GROCE-
klES and PRODUCE, and PLANTERS
SUPPLIES Of every description; all Of which
we offer at the lowest CASH prices.
or We are also prepared to make liberal
advances on Cotton, in hand, or Store.
w. g. L. WYMAN,
Sept'r 80, 1874. g Main street.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
FAIR!!!
Land for Sale.


an the FIFTEENTH day Of january, A. d:
le45, we will, as Executors Of the last will
and tesla ment of ARTHUR MOsELY, deceased,
ell. at the Court House door in the town OF
BENTON, on a credit Of one and two years, the
following described LANDS, situated in Yazoo
county. to wit:-The east halt, and the east hall
II the northwest fourth and the east half Of the
south west fourth Of Section No. 3, Of Township
Ne. 10, of Range No. l, East containing
-FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES,
or thereabOuts.
ALSO
The following described LANDS, situated IN
said county, to wit:-The east halo the south
east fourth Of Section thirty six ia Township
eleven in Range one West. And the east halt,
and the northwest fourth, and tho east halt OF
the south west fourth Of Section one; aud the
east half. and the south west fourth Of Section
Telve and the west half Of the north east fourth
If Section Thirteen-all in Township Ten, IN
R.noa One West. ALSO-the west half Of the
south vest fourth Of Section Six, and the west
gsIf Of the north west fourth Of Section Seven
All N ToWnship Ten Of Range One East. The
tile TO these Lands is believed 10 be unquestiOn-
able; bot we will convey only such title as Is
vested in as as Executors.
nJPBond with approved security will be re-
4O''' y SHARPE & CAGE, Ez't'rs, &c.
December "a, Is44 -2O-4t
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
For Washington County.

TOT w dSAAlAlSCO4A OOuASy.
DERSONS having business to attend to in
Washington County, Mississippi as
paying Taxes, or other legal business, will have
an opportunity Of sending by a young gentle
man, If applica ton be made Immediately.
nAPEnquire at this Office, or the Law Ofdees
Of Judge wilkinson, =. w. QuackenbOss or N
q. Nye. Dec "a, 1874.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
RTonrs, respectfully
JOHN SMITH, x.

GrTwo o'CLocK.-The Mail has arrived
and send you New York Herald, containing
the latest European Intelligence to the 18th Of
November. The Cotton market continues in a
quiet, healthy state.
LIvERPooL COTToN MARKET.-Nov. e.-Fos
fair Cotton, Bowed 4 3-sd, Mobile 4AI, Orleans
SID. On the 18th the same prices ruled. On
the 18th, sales mOdPFate-American from Bid
to Sad.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
Notice..

II ME- subscribers respectfully inform the
Il public that they have opened STORE in
YazOO City, near the bridge. formerly occupied
by w. Nance, where they intend to keep a con-
slant supply Of DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES, Hardware, Choice GRO
CERES, Produce, Liquors, &C., &C., which
will be sold Low, invariably-for CASH or
COTTON.
B. HOMBERG & Co.
Yazoo Civ. Oct % 1914 .
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
Prices Reduced.
MRS. WHITMANS HoTEL.


faTszA MRS. WHITMAN'S no TIE l.
l1saz MAIN sTREET, TAEoo CITY, Mss.
THE above HOTEL is nov open for the accom-
mediation Of Travellers and regular BOarJer', at
prices much lover than previous charges in this
city. Her long experience in the business vel
qualities her TO conduct the estBblishmsnt in such
a manner IS to make every thing agreeable to
al who may iavoF her with their patronage.
Mates.
Board and Lodging, per month, SIS o.
Board, without lodging, -.-..-..'''''-a-''' ~ ~
Board, per ay,..--...------''-'.-'' -''-'-'- "
Single neal dI&
She hasmade arrangements With Msllrl. Wiz
FoRD, BLAcEMan Co, at the BRICK STABLE
10 keep the Horses Of Travellers at the follow
ing low rales;-
Kecring Horse, per mOnths ---.-.-.----'Sl 30 %
Single feed ,.--.-...-------- --.-----s-s--r -
O1T Persons wishing oonVeJances 70 o. iron
he Hatsl or river, or other places, can bsaceol-
modated with Hacks or Buggsyu
The STAGE OFFICE il a this Hotel,
and Dsrsons wishing to take tbs Stage woaid
snd 4 most oonvenisnt 20 pot up q This houaP.
Grateful Cor he liberal patronage che has here
torors recaivsa. she would respectfully solicit .
continuancs 81 TIE sane.
Yssoo CITY, Mis-, Sept q, 1874. =
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
YazOO City, Oct. 90, 1874 2

TICE.
"E WILL, as Trustees Of School and
w School Lands in Township IL Range one
east, lease to the highest bidder on Monday the
3Oth day of December next, at the door Of the
Court House in the town Of Benton, for the term
Of ninety nine years, the Sixteenth Section in
said Township. The purchaser giving bonds
with approved security lOr the purchase money
en- one, two, three and four years.
WASH. LUSE,
A. WATERS,
w. GRESHAM,
WIN. ROBB,
]. B. CLARK,
Benton. Nov. 8, 1914 -l4-ts
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24

PROBATE CoURT,-NovEMBER TERM, 1914.
wv HEREAS in the matter Of the application
w and petition of AMBROSE BULL and JAMES
G. Bull, representing to this Court that they are
joint tenants or tenants in common with the
heirs of the late WIN. M. BULL, deceased, and
praying this Court for the appointment OF Com
missioners to make partition of landE hereinafter
more fully described; and after proper hearing
before the Court, JOHN M. SHARPE, JESSE B.
HALL and GEoRGE GERALD were nominated as
Com missiOners to make partition Of the following
lands, 10 wit: The whole of Section Twenty
seven; east half south east quarter section TWEEN.
ty eight; west half north west qbarter SOetiOn
twenty six; east half south east quarter section
west naIf south west Quart section
i.vonry three; west half south east quarter Sec
ton twenty two; north half Of east half OfnOTth
west quarter of section thirty FIVE; west half Of
south west quarter of section twenty six east
half Of north west quarter and west half Of north
east quarter, and west half of south east quarter
and east half south west quarter Of section TWEEN
ty three; east half of north west quarter Of sec.
ton twenty six; west half Of south west quarter
Of section twenty two; west half of north east
quarter Of section thirty-four; east half Of east
half Of north west quarter Of section thirty -four,
all in Township Eleven Range One East, be-
tween AMBROSE BULL and JAMES G. BULL petit.
TONERS as aforesaid, and the aforesaid heirs of
WIZ. NJ. BULL, deceased. And unless proper
objections are made on or before the January
Term, l645, of this Court, the said JOHN NJ.
SHARPE, JESSE B. HALL and GEoRGE GERALD
will then be appointed Commissioners to make
partition OF the said lands, pursuant to an act,
entitled tan act concerning the partition Of
lands held by cOpaFceners, joint tenants, and
tenants in commons
II is further ordered, that publication Of this
Citation be made in the "YazoO DemOcrRt,"a
public newspaper published at YarOO CRY, for
the space Of two mOnth0 successfully.
Witness, the Hon. JAMES R. BURRUs,
L. s.. Judge Of Probate fer the county OF
YazOO, the fourth Monday Of No.
vembeF, 1874, and zeal OF said Court.
.IEanad, klIa fhinfi0Gh da,, nj AonoGah0n, 1914
CHAS. M. HENDERSON, Clerk.
BY A. s. PERKINS, D. G.
J. g. w. BATTArLE, SOPS.
Dec z -I7.tm
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

CTEWART's GIN sTANDs-greOt improve
~ ment;
Gentry's Patent Corn Mills;
Baldwin'S Corn and Cob CruSheFS,
Straw Cutten;
Spinning Ginnies, Spinning Wheels and
Reels;
Corn Shelters;
PLOUGHS-HalI's, Improved PeacOck, and
other kinds-a very large stock on hand.
Wagons, Carts, Cart. Wheels, WheelbarrOwS,
Hoes, Axes, Spades and ShOVelS, Harness,
Trace and Ox-Chains,
For sale by J. w. COOK.
VicksburE, Dec. IA, 1874. 10
NEW BLACKSMITH & WOODSTOCK.
WYE solicit a share Of patronage in the
" above branches of business, and in
which we hope to give general satisfaction, as
we shall procure the best of workman that can
be had :-such as Shoers, PLANTATION Smiths,
Spring repairerS and makers. Work done on
better terms than ever before in this city. Plan.
tiers and Others would do we'll to give uS call,
az our prices are reduced to suit the times.
BLACKMAN, WINFORD & Co.
0E-ShOp opposite our BRicK STABLE.
YazOo City, Dec. 10, l844 -l6
TTHE CTATE of MVGGTG2TPPT
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24

YAZOO CITY PRICES CURRENT
loORREcrED WEEKLY. NJ MEssRs ALEEN & BARKsDALE
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24

TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN,
TT VING cold ont ny Interest and elnim 90
- lhe STEAM SAW-MILL On the river,
shove Yazoo CITY, 60 MesSrS. WHEELEs 4 CO.,
/ hope Hll those indebted 20 me Win call and
make immediate paymeui. ! woald allo rs-
commend the above named gentlemen 70 ny
frienda and euslOmefl.
JOHN ~. ANDERSON
Yazoo CITY, NoE. g, 1874. -ls-tf