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Sarab 9reitblsr, Iomini,lratcrir
e2' Samut! srs'eb|er, :sn ; Aom'n'1tr"'
2SQilencDurt SerfQuf.

Sufcl9e elmer 8srorbnuna Der Waifsnecurl
bon Serfs Gauntp fol- auf tTsntlibsr Venbut
psrfauft psresn auf Samifaa Den 13tsn ndtb.
fen 3scsnbsr auf bem plass, am lsbtbsriasn
Wcbnbauie oes perlforbsnsn YbIip s.. Tunf
go. l.-gine aewiN1e rDobnuns une
Streb qane, selesen in QDalbinston Taun.
itbip, Serts eauntp, teareust bHrtb $anc
pon Siaae Sar:e. glijat g1h&eb, Sobu
D1elhicr WIQiath z. Stautfer sunp Iuoe.
res entbaltsno 1873 2lfer. mebr ooer noe.
niger, ipcUcn st,pa l2 4dsr misIcn &anb unb
etlpa 90 Ifer 6olsIanb fno oas ittriae 1T
Saulano, alls nnter suten Ssnfen. OisSers
beiierun9en beiteben aus einem bequsmen uno
RxyA pansrbaftsn awsiIt6fistsn ftsinsrg
1::::a, W o hnb aufe, elmer 4s.ssss 4ss,
4:H8 sroben fteinernenSbpei S Se5ss
ssr 9tbsuer, waaenItop, @ebreis -
nerfbcp. Scloer.preGt unter 9aeb &C. GIN
anter Saumsarten init Iepfels uno anpern
Otftdumen, cine Duinpe nit satem WaGsr
nabe Der sb0re &c.
SO. 2. - Gin aemifer 9beil ober Stat
30 lanb, selesen in 1iltrift 3auniebip,
Serfs ealtntp, tesrsn3t tureb $anb BON q.
faae StbulB. Samuel $atftbar unb Nnosrss,
entbaItsno funf 2lfer, mebr oper peniser.
-ssstbln ers eiSentbum oss Derforbensn
pbiip 8 Sunf.
Der Srtauf bes!nnt Tim l ltbe Naebmits
tags, ipann aethbrenoe 4uf,partuna seaeben
nno bic Orfaufs: 8soinsunssn befannt g..
mabt ,peroen bon
Inna SUM-, aominiffratcrin.
Jobn <. Sunf, &bminiifrator.
3urd bic Scurt-mm. Sb6nert Sbrsib.
Nsabin9 NOpsmbsr le. Am.
N. 3. Sollts oaS obise qanb an jsnsm Sas
Sc nibt Dsrfauft wsroen, 70 rpiro ss gum 8ers
kbnsn aus9ebctsn wsrbsn.
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Die &ebnuns bon Jobn piliam ,11eI.
Ion, Iominiffrator Der perfforbenen
Sufanna mellon, lestbin bon GlfaB
1aunlbip, Serfe Gauntp.
Ser untsrssebnete Huoitor, srnannt ourh
bic WaiIeuerurt pom Bsrfs @auntp, CUR lin.
terfntbuns srlastsr Nshnuns, rpiro fir pis'
fen 3wsf in fsinsr 4mtsltubs. in Neaoins,
atrpartsM am Samitase ben 1Stsn nahtten
December, Inn 1 l1br Slaetmittass, mann
uno no aae intersntrtsn perlonen beiuob.
nen m6ssn. u. 5. t1jiller, &ueitor.
Gsaoina, Hopsmbsr 25. 3n,.
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@inbeimil6e Guter.

Die llnterlbrisbsnsn Gnb juft suridssfebrt
BON pbilaerIpbia uno srcfnsn bsuts bic srcste
uno woblfsilits Nuswab BON ysinbeimiftJsn
trcfnen @htsrn" jsmals su 8srfauf sr6fnst
in &sacins, beifsbsnb gum She'll auS--
Slausn, braun unb sriinsn Doe Sfin.
Sebleibt unb un9ebIsibtsn DO.
DO. DO. Woslin.
Rattune uno SsttsSiss.
Sstt< une SbirjsnsSsIfb.
Sett= =Sarbsnb.
Mufiifbe uno Sifd,s9sdsn.
Nctbs, sslbe unb tpsss Tlann.ne
SalSorins Yrnts.
Sblibr uno sspirfeltt 5oalblsinta.
joufabad 6anetilbsr.
Wtarners joembsn.
9cppslfaltia sebleibts Sstttlbsr.
Q8ollsns Sifbbsdsn.
Srans6lifbs OssSiss &c.
@Oju Die aufnsrffamfsit bss publieuns er.
bstsn wiro, bspor its fonitwo faufen, ta fis IS
Su lbrsn 9rSstsn @crtbsils finosn msrosn.
O'3risn unb Raiauel.
Stcb. ii. Sclone Rugel @tobr.
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8ett anaetrofTen babe. sc fbeint. bab
Cor fene gtabt in elmer Goblenmne or.
beitete uno bios ourd 3ufaa Don bis 4
Stunoen friiber als oe,pobnlb nab iei.
ner 6eimatb febrte-uno fol0lib Die fur
ale intereiiirten partbeien unaneenebme
GntbaQune mabte. Senfins iou Elm le-
bigger iunoer Mann uno Srau Cor Die
Shutter BON &inoer fein. Sins Der
&inoer eob 3euonb eeeen feline Wutter.
Wab ftatteebabter porldufieer Gramina-
ton Der Sabe, uno in Grman9elun9
SdrsI6aft fir ibre Grldenune bel Der
ndbfen Court su ifellen. puroe Sentlne
uno 6annab Dem Sberiff Heeo in Srs
lpiesburg einffrpsiien iur Serwobruna Il
bereeben. Srelbelts prelle.
R RoubunbM b M 0 t B. 8erf II d.
-Um porlebten Mittwob lbeno, spi.
lben uno 10 ubr. ols S bn 8 d.
wobnbaft in Neu Ga(tle, bon Winersuiue
nob isiner 6eimatb tebrte, ,puroe ct un
9efdbr 2 Weilen BON lebteenanntem Srt
BON elnem bosboften 8erl on9efauen. noel
der ibm isin @elo abforoerte. Sau ct
wieoerte er babe feins, tporaut Der Sbur
fe ibm enen beftieen Sblae nit einem
ero6sn Weher oerieete. pelbes ourb lei
nen Hof uno iein Safet oron9 uno auf
einen &nopf ieiner 6oien eeristb. no
ourb Sau's eeben eluefliber Weiie sc
rettet puroe. Der Sbu rfe madte einen
Sweten an9riff. als Sau ibm oas Mener
aus Der Soano i6lu9 uno oa1elbe unter
pas 9eitrdub fisl. Sau fblue ibn Damn
neoer. CAB ibm cine oerbe pt ueelluppe.
uno mabte lib eitenos aus Dem Stoube.
Sall elaubt es lei Elm Srldnoer ee,pelen
Nub 1T er Der Meinune ct iei nibt Die
perion, pelbe Der Soiepibt i'm Uuee oe
babt. inoem er eein Selo i'm Sehe bate.
Selne Sreunoe in Minerspiue. wie mir
pernebmen, bietsn eine billioe Selobnun9
fir Die @sfaneennebmuno oes Sburten
an. ID.
@ir pernebmcn. ba6 g a I m n
9 baffer, Sobn Don Sobannes Sbdf
fer pobnbaft bel Der Silber Greef, obn
lpelt Wiooleport, am pertpibenen Conn
tag Ubeno nsben einem erosen Slof in
einem oibten @aloe in Der Ndbe ponYat:
terion. toot lieDeno eefunoen puroe. Gr
wobnte bel iensm Sruoer in patterlon
uno iou uneefdbr 9 Gage 6upor BON beim
9eaaneen iein. beeleitet pom einem flcinen
6unoe, pelder oen 4tenSae nabber pie:
Der ;urldfam. Sc miro oesbalb 9e
elaubt. oas 6r. Sbdffer etwa um iene
3eit peribieo. Gben als er feline 6ei
mdtb perlieB mabte er Die Semerfun9,
"oab er nibt mebr lan9e leben puroe. in
Gem lein puls nibt mebr iblaae." Cine
Snquilition nuroe Gber ieinen &0rper oe.
balten, uno Dem 8srnebmen nab 9ab Die
Surp als 2lusiprub. oas er auf cine ibnsn
unbefannte Weiie su ielnem 1ooe eefom.
men iei. -Gr war in ieinem 35fen Sc,
bensfabre uno leoieen Stanoes. Im les
ten Dienitae wuroe lein eeibnam in Mic
oleport beeroiet, bel welber @eleeenbeit
Der Gbrp. 6err 6allinoer bic eeibenreoe
belt. ID.
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Eyre uno ganoell, Iic,rpcttliete edt
Der Irb uno Siertsn Stra6s, pbilaoelpt,a,
bsnaebriettiasn abtunsspoa ibre Srtunot uno
Sunoen, oaB fle jest srbalten ibr 4Gortsmsnt
bon fcIsenoen
Serbffs Oiitern:
Qnpins 9bibet W'erino Sud-, ,ausssf Sdatten
Omtrs Srans6f1fhe Gnb. Waantsl,
Yrdhtise gaitmirs, Don aan5 neuemInfebn
@battirte gaftnl. nnb Wloslin BE- Gaines,
Ottoman @alimirsitu mdsi9sn preiftn,
prdbti9s gsiosn BON 6srbffsS Stplen,
wsbfsbars Nrmurs gsiben,
Sblibtfarbiss peult oe Soies,
Sarbiss @rc'es Hap's u. Warfilss.
g b d M s &c. &c.
Sd Mopal Wsdlin pcdene Sdbamts,
@sfdrbte SaIImir unb Sbibst,S Shawls,
Wlooesfarbi9e SbibstsSbamls, fsibe Gran,eR
Yrdbti9e feibsn Ghaipls, fbattirtt Sars.
@rtra @r6ss fbwarS Onom.fsis. Sbamls
Sbattensssifrsifte SbbstsSbaipls,
2srferri Ianse Sbamls,
SranSeftffe Sdnfet Sbamls,
Saitmir Sbawls fir 0udfer, qiien
@dmbrf Sibsr oanofbube ,e.
9. unb 9. aiebsn Dor (leb an auten waa.
ren 3u baltcn unp gu mdsiaen prsilcn, fir
8aarsslo 3u psrfanfen. Dir babsn ,u alien
3stsn sin po0ss 4Gortsmsnt bon trauebta.
rem 8htsrn, 9uden, gaftmrs, wefttn,eu.
asu, Woslinen, tsim Gthf ODER Der Oarp
Sldnfsts, Sitsr BON frsunritem 9tpl, jts
Der Senednns, nnb alle 9lrtsn Stapel &itsr.
81. D. Gin IiteraIer Atjus ,pirb rsn8dus
fern i'm 8ro6sn srlaubt.
pbilapeIpbia, OFT. T. aTR.
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all $ano bon Ibrabam Ssebtsl, 4norsas
Stauffer nnp anoern, an ben Straben bic
BON Rustaun nah philadelphia nao BON
pottstaun na6 4asntauu filbren.
sSeruer. Sur namliobsn 3eit uno Ort,
iollsn fol9enpe bewealiebe Sater oes bsfaaten
Ssritorbsnsn ttfentlleb psreauft psrpsn, nam:
lid Cine nsus 0rdebmafeblne nit pferos'
8sipalt fir 5wsi pferps, 3lpei nsus Sancps
Stbl;ttem Wassn, aBilpfirlebsn uno 8slbs
pein Scroe, altse eilsn; psrf6ieoenerlsl
Stobraitcr, ais 4: 3ucb, Sattinet, &altmire,
gatun, 6anoItbubs uno Strimpfs. Stlsfsln.
Shubs 5its, 5clsn, N6fa 1Dsttsn, Wadn:
tel (gloafs), 5alstIebsr @eoern, 8lebern
nno Jreenenss Gsletlrr; eileu 6afen. Ssl
iel nne pfannsm Siitem Sa!tsu Sdder une
Staneer nno nod Iebr piele 4rtlteL ipelte
bier nlCbt benannt (uo.
Die nah obissr Ssneu auf 5ano klebsn
BEN 9tcbrbitsr f6nnem 3uIammsn untsr iebr
bialgen Seoinaunsen Don ben ltnterihriebe
+ nen aefauft perben; 70 lanse ais Iolbe nlebt
Vertauft itno, percen Die Stcbrasihdfte fort:
aetrlCteM nno Illes fir ben gntaufssprels
uno weniser, perfauft wsrpsn. Ots Sspins
suuaen tpsrocn am Ssrtaufetass bsfannt ss'
maht BON
Sarab 9reitblsr, Iomni,lratcrn.
Samuel sreieblsr, : Iominiitras
limos Shuls, torsn.
NoDemb. ben 25. !845. SIN.
81. 9. Wartetsnbtrn mirb, aeittiae Sc:
tranfs bel obiasr @cleaenbeit 3u uerfaufen,
nnterIast - Secermann Fam adsslib oas
init am nSar" nab Slotbpurft perlebsn
iperban.
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Stab sinem tn Cincinnati srfeteinsncen
Slatte fol- fb bort jest ein oeutfther Aaut
bsfnoen btr melost, pa6 nahfes Sabr ststn
$4,000 prsu6en in Die Ser. 9taaten ,in.
panosrn spollsn, nm ltet il Soma aa3uasesta
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SinterlaiIeniboft oes ueriforbeneu
Sacpb Sretcbler.

t7adrid,t piro tiermit seaeben, ba6 bic
llnterseitnstsn ais 4ominiitratorsn bon Der
6intsrlansnfhaft oss Deritorbsnsn Saeob +
9reieb Ter, IeBtbim bon MISUNDERSTANDING
iebip, Berfs gauntp, ernannt worten fno.-
ale wslebe nod anf irseno cine Irt al Die
bsiaats 5nterladenitaft ftuIpia 0nc, pers
Den biermit aufsefcrbert innsrbalb Wlcnas
ten atSubs3abIen-nno Solebr msftbe nod
rshtmakias Geroernnaen an oiefclbe baben,
belieten ibre Nehnunasn innsrbalb belastsr
3sit, poblseltatiat sinsubanoiaen an
Sarab Ireid,ler, @aIbinst. STD,
9lbminiffratorin.
Samuel Treibler, bsrsforb,
lmos Sbulb, 9ouslas, W. Satp,
Nbminitratcrsn.
Hcpsmber IL. 6m.
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General 8roif bat bsi uns ftinsn @insus sss
balten; ssffern Wcresn sab es ffarfes @is.-
Der Wintsr mag nun nit Nstbt anfanSsn.
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3m Derlcbncn.

Srsitass osn l2tsn Sag December nah'
ttsn, nm l2 llbr Wlittaas, foil anf Dem plat:
se lelbt, bas blntsrla1sns lissenpe 9ermbsen
pce pertprtsnen Saeob 9rei tb ler,
auf elm Sabr, pom lltsn Sag Ipril ndebs
ifsns an, auf otfsntteber Benpus perIebnt
rperoeM, pas betannte
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@irtbs:S5aMs uno StDbr:SSails

NIT obnsefabr 26 Nf=
Fer autes 2anb, init
allen pa5a seborenoen
,&stauoen lleseGo in
'wafhlnstonL uno tbeils
in 5sreforo Saunfetip,
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Yottspille, ben 20. Hopembsr.

pcttSpllls, ben 20. Ncpsnlbsr
Grim. 6 0 n.-Gin Mann ytamens
Samuel @or. bel Worf 1unnel. in Brand
Iaunibip. oieier Gauntp. wobnbaft,
brabte am perflofenenSamltae cine &la
ee Dor Giq. Wllion BON oieier Staot, auf
Die Seibuloieune, oab er frab Moreens
am erwdbnten Gage enen 9erpifen 1bo
mas Senelns. unter isbr perodbti9en um
ffanben. bel fciner Srau 6annab Cor i'm
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-23

81 beg your pardon" said gentleman
courteously saluting another in a coffee
room, " / don't Immediately recollect your
name but think have had the pleasure
ofmeeting you SOBlerhere." "Noihing is
more prO6ablelp replied the party address
ed, returning the bow and resuming the
perusal Of his newspaper, " for very often
80 there"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-23
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.

A CHRONICLE OF THE TURF, FIFLD
| ~ SPORT, LITERATURE AND THE
| STAGE, embelli'hed with SPLENDID steel enc
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! 1881, byits present editor, commenced its Thir-
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Northern champion, ami such other magnificent
embellishments as will hereafter be determined
upon.
The spirit of the 1imes'' is so well known
throughout the country as the acknowledged
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it is not deemed necessary to go intO any detail
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Prices Reduced,
AND ON A CREDIT
At tic Yasoo Brick Stable, Mississippi.

At The YaZoo Brick Stable, Mississippi.
TgNHE Feeding and Livery Sable business
K will be ontinued-where travellers and the
public generally may rely on beng accommoda-
ted in the various branches apPertainlng tothat
line OF business, on the MOST kEAsoNABLE terms.
The stable and its appurtenances are better sui
ted for the accommodation OF Travellers anu
Drovers than is customary in this country be-
ing provided with Lots Water, Shelters &c
The best locd the country affords will be fureish-
ed. Corn, Fodder, Oats and Hay bought and
sold here
Also Saddle, Single and Double Harness
Horses, Blrouches, Bugges, Pedling Wagons,
tor hire and sale, Oxen ana Ok Wagons, and
lot OF Negroes.
A work Shop isrlso attached, at which Black
Smithlug--wood work painting and repairing
of Barouches Bnggies and plantation work will
be done expeditiousy, and on better terms than
ever before in this place.
lIorse shoeing - cents per pair--hor'e feed
% cents. and new blacksmith work at l24 cts.
per H. iron turn lshed wood work, and other
charges the establishment equally moderate,
The public would DO we'll to call and exam
inc Tor themselves before dealing else where -
City acceptance on time, will be received on
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Yazoo City, Miss, June 2lth, l545. 81 #.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-23
THE SOUTHERN LITERARY
MEHGENG Err.


TTAS now been established ten wears, during
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editor will be- strenuously directed, not only to,
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its constant improvement. In this, the iateF.
ing testimonials he has received during the last
twelve months, lead him 10 believe that he has
already succeeded.
The contributors are numerous, embracing
professional and amateur writers OF the first dis
tinction. Great expense is incurred aud great
pains are taken to secure AN abundant Supplyo
interesting and instructive matter.
REGULAR CoNTRlBUToRs b. Tucker.
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Richmond, Virginia, August, 1914.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-23
PROSPECTUS,

VNHE subscriber commenced on the Ist Of NAV.
i 1874, monthly periodical, entitled ,sNed
Buntline Magazine" Edited by Edward Bnnt-
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