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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31
THE OBJECTS OF FARMING

The main objects of farming are, OF
should be, two-iold, viz:
/. The greatest net profit, with refer.
ence, however.
z. To The Improvement Of at least to the
preservation Of the fertility Of the soil.
He that wears out his land by parsimO
HlOuS sHnting Of manure, aud labor, and
close cropping with a view to present gain,
may be compared to the Incorporate man
who paris with his last COW that fed his
family, to CRAFTY his incorporate indulgen.
ceS. While good land always pays q liber.
al coward TO labor, poor land often beggarS
itS proprietor. The fault is often admit.
ted that our farmers cultivate TOO much
laOd to cultivate il we'll; that they are too
paTsimOOiOus Of their expenditure TO put
and keep il in good order; and that they
rely more uPon PFcPiiOOs seasons, good
luck, aOd the special bOuniiSs Of Provi-
deNce, Toe good crops, than they do upon
good maOagemeOt-upOn the capital and
labor employed 10 the improvement of their
grounds. There is no sOUnder maxim for
the guidance of the farmer, than that
which teaches what you do, de we'll ~
-[Buel.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31
TIE BEE. HIVE,

We often hear it asserted by apaFanl
hat the bee manifests a repugOanCe &c
work down.wards-lhat It is contrary Ia
their nature and habits. In one ofrthc
English Journals, however, a Mr.. Jeston
recommends this mode as preferable to all
others. He Says:-
1 place hSOrd, halt en- inch in thick
ness, and eighteen inches squeeze perlOva-
ted With TWO holes "a inch 10 dsM.eter, over
butter tub, and uPOO that, place the hive
90 early as March, aS the bees have a.
great dislike to any disturbance of their,
arrangement. ! last year took upwards OF
~ lbs. OF honey in this way and left an
ample supply FOE tho swarm 10 subsist on
during the winter, although the season was
remarkably bad: and in this way have II
carried Oft the prizes for honey at the Hen.
Icy Horticultural Society for the last four
years This plan will prove good SUBJ
s1Itute for the modes Of" rearing according
10 the usual custom; It has the advantage
OF ObtainiDg a supply Of ho0ey from The
strong swarms, as we'll as from tho Old5
llveS."-N. Y. Emporium. |
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31
THE TOMATO.

This vegetable lie now become deser-
vedly popular. OF the three varieties cul
tivaIedjn this regiOD--siz- the large CON-
mon, the egg, aud The golden crop, we pre-.
fer the two last. The airst lie GOT without
Its merits, bat is 10 our opinion less solid
ia lie texture, and Of a somewhat less in-
viting favor. WheVe early frat is Jssi-
rabls the seed should be started ia bot beds
10 March,-N. Z. Emporium.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31
The Brick JiUery Stable,
YAZOO CITY. mTSSGSS1PPT
On tie Street leading from Benton

O" The Street leading from Benton.
NHE Stable iS now undergoing thorough re.
n pairs, such as enlarging with new stalls,
tFoughs, maRgeIs, &c. So as TO render borse,
comfortable. Carriage and Buggy shelters will
also be erected. We have also, lots with good
shelters, troughS, aud water fOr the aOcommoda-
tiUn OF drOVerS.
We particularly solicit the patronage of pur-
chaseFs aud sellers Of stocks, aS we are prepsred
to buy and sell on terms to suit our customers
Stock sold by Us is warranted TO be what we rem.
resent-if not there will be no sale. Persons
may rely upon not having old livery stock i'm.
posed upon them, 80 ell Of our old stock was sold
at auction-nOne Of which we purchased.
Travellers and drOVeB will be conducted. and
th' ir hsEgsgs cent TO any Hotel without charge.
Theft hOFTes and buggies cent Coz, should tbeV
cal ~ they 90 down, TO any part OF the city.
Persons faSOTing ut with their patronage mat
rely upOu receiving satilise'ion, a. We have bel.
Ter sheltering, siabling, water, &c, than is gen.
rally tIuud in this eOuntry. City acceptance
aken in paymFnt Of any tFansaetlon alade with
IA, from tbe feed u a horse up. Thankful Tor
Ne very liberal patronage heretofore received.
We hope By uneeasing energy 70 continue 70 mer.
/ The tama. Your Ob'dt. serv'ta.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT AGO.
Aug lSth'ls+S' r At-ly' ]
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31
Vicksburg Foundry.
S. ZIMMERMAN eco.

A RE prepared to execute and furnish al
IN kinds Of work in the line OF Founder and
Maebinats. Eagines, and machinery ef eyevv
dsscdgtjon, fog Bpats, Mills, o. Gins, built Or
pCepaired, and ell woFk that may Be uytered
will Be promptly attended TO, and IN De Best
manBeF, ct Fsduosd pFiees. We invite ! ear
from Planters, aud otbeFS. 10 eur Estahlishmeo,
at the LOWER LANDING, VICRSBURG.
June 2ath, SIS. s7.Iv
NSR. Highest prices, "a cash, psid foF ola
Iron, Bras e. Copper
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THE SOUTHERN LITERARY
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TTAS now been established ten years, du,;n.
- which /. has overcome many and great IN
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The contributors are numerous, embrnc;n.
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Richmond, Virginia, August, 1914.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31

Ia speaking Of the arrangements for rs-
9Osiag At night en- board the caasl packets,
a lady remarked lhst it made her think Of
sleeping on q fence rail, sad covering her.
self with tvO yards Of tape!
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sire paper printed at the seat Of government
during the session Of Congress only, We will furn.
Ish them the Extra UNIoN rs follows:
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or Those desiring complete copies or the
Congressional UniOu and Appendix, will please
Send Us their names previous TO the 6rst dav q
December next. y
OF We Will willingly pay the postage on an
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upwards. Other Letters directed to rs, with the
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fee.
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Protection Insurance Company
Aug. %. Is45.
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Store. ANd also, to take River risks on Mer
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
YAzOO CITY, MississiDDi
April 30, 1916. SO.u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURsIr

Published Monthly, each number containing 81 pages,
royal
TEgMS-One Dollar per year in advance: single num-
bers Ten Cents three copies for Two Dolls cops
Five Dollars.
E,ach number Of the Agricu''urst contains but One
sheet only. which cent
State 100 miles OF its publication. and
2.e ard hiatt 100 miles without State
ADvFRrr will be inserted One Dollar, if
exceeding twelve lines, and in the same poporion il ex-
Gee ding tina, unmber.
nrttenit through Po,.nasters. as the lac aIiors.
Volumes /. II, and III. OF THE AMERICAN AGEt-
cUTURisT, with table Of complete, for sale
each elegantly and uniformly bound III colin
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
Sherih''s Sale.

10y virtue Of a execution directed. from the
Wayne Circuit Court, will expose public sale
I House door in the of Centreyille, WAYNE
county. Indiana 18th day of February. tS45 be-
O'Clock, A. NJ and lock, L.
NJ OF said day, the following property, to-wit:
A pal of ot No lis, in that of the of Rich
sounded follows, wit: Beginning the line
Walnut the southeast corner of lot No 81
along w hut inches;
feet. inches; thence along
SAID lot No 81, S24 feet The place Of beginnings be
less. Taken the property of kason Brock
ems and John Ogan satisfy said execution in favor OF
Samuel Smith.
DAVID GENTRY, Shf w. c.
January Both. Isis. G2-4
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
Shcril'ss Sale.

ID virtue of an execution to directed, from the
Wayne Circuit tours, viii expose public sale
county, Indiana the lJh day February. f5iJ, be-
of and
vi said day, the following property, to-,vit:
parcel Of land the city OF Rich
mond Way county, Indiana. known by being Of
of section numbered FIVE. townsh
numbered thirteen and bounded follows,
io-wit beginning the northeast of 10, No. 90.
numbered the plat of OF said laid
by john Smith thence south eighty and three
quarter degrees, poles and
quarter degrees, poles and FIVE links thence eish
tyfour and ireeq degrees, poles the
end OF said lot No. 9S; thence a:d
quarter degrees along the line said lot, poles
and i've links beginning igth of
Taken property George Bell, satisfy
execution in of ilIiamson. Burroughs Il Clark
DAVID GENTRY, Sniff w. C.
January 20th, 1915. S2.50- Its
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31

80 ~ winch 'oiod u; tho first anniversary OF the Dec
!, -. " Independence, in Philad phi, is ,es used
:" consequence OF being and decayed
mere are nine thousand three hundred and ee,
ana a half miles of railroads in these v,ied Sate.
NITRATE OF soda, Of exceen, qnaiy Is found on the
o AREA, IN beds fifteen inches in thickness. on the
e OF Tue sf",id Like guaao. Twill no dou6, give
employment to large number OF ships
n "ood-Sawins Humane Institution il actually in ope-
saoa Of cincinnati. company Of phiIanhrops,. plr-
MA i'a'','ies OF wood, away il large
49, a. VINO are willing ro5> enplos Cd as
aNyets The citizens buy ,nei, faI ar nv. y,r8 !, So,
Sass ans quantities shay desirs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
Sheriff s Sale.

DY Virtue of Sondry Executions m directed, from
lOthe Wayne Circuit Court, will expose public sale
Coar, door in Town of Centreviie Wayne
County, Indiana, tie ls day Of February 1885, be-
the hours of O'Clock A NJ and four O'clock p.
NJ, said day the following property. to wit
A certain parcel of land that of
The city of Richmond, Wayne IND Laid of BY
John Smith. and known by being lot No 6l NUMBERED
the plat of said city Tekea the properly Of CALEB
r. Tharpe, saId Executions favor of John
Veuase. DAVID GENTRY, : F" T.
yarua-y -, I5l5 $50 2ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
MARRIED.,

"a Thursday 2fth by the Rev. Leroy w GODS.
Mr. Washington Jones, Of Centteville Miss CathaIine
Ham,,
-On the same evening IN the ely Of Rich
mnn by Rev Joseph Harrington. Mr. Robert Risk
Cen,eNile, Miss Mary Ann Cashier, OF the tormef
place.
We forgotten the above and thank
them of thei
bridal fayos. We wish them much appiness and long
life. and they truly that the which binds
willing hearts is lovely siiken cord.
III the city Of DAYTON. Tuesday, the Dist
instant. by Rev j. G. Barnes Mr. b. iI,Ry CoNov
To Miss ELLEN NJ, a15hior of Horace pease, Esq
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
Ssaeriff,s ale.

DI VIRTUE of Sundry Executions o m directed,
L )rom the Wayne Circuit Court, will expose pur-
lie sale the Court house door in Centfeve Wayne
County, lndana the III day Of February 1916, be-
the hours of o'clock. A. NJ aud four O'Clock
r. NJ. on said day, the following property
The following described real situate Wayne
Indiana, and described follows, of
section 81, township a.
and bounded follows, towit beginning stake
north of
in the city OF Richmond the southeast of land
OF Mark Reeves running thence north Al degrees
perches and ) 10 o a s,ake--lhe D.
ney' lot; hence north 4G degrees. along line
). & y liorney's lot III perches aud e5le0 stake
side alley perch wide thence along
said alley south ~ degrees west perches and 2500 to
stake the end If said aley thence north 51 degrees
twotentq Of perch the south oi David
Nores Land; thence south II degrees along said No
res md four percte= and a.; l0a stake
of Mark Reeves land thence south 521 de-
gee II perche along Marx Reeves land place
Of beginning Supposed contain three iourths of
Il IN less
Taken tho property of john Smith satisfy said
executions in favor of Thomas T. Wilson and VIM. 5
Watt DAVID GEN TRY, Shift. w. c.
January Ash lS45. 81 3ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
Sheriff Sale.

10y virtue of a Decree and Execution m directed,
L the Wayne circuit cart will expose pub
lie sale the house door, Cen'revle, Wayne
INDIANA, the tIh dav February, e45 between
hours of 10 O'Clock, 4. VI and O'clock P. VI
said day, the following property. to-wit:
4 certain ioi of ground lying the borough of Rich
rond county of Wayne, Indsna. and known of
No IUi that of sail borough laid by Chas.
w. Starr and bounded follows, to-wit. Beginning
of said lot running ,helce south
long Fifth inches. thence eight per-
north al inches the allev thence
along alley perches place of beginning. Ia
property Francis F. Johnson and others.
satisfy said decree and execution III favor OF Charles w
Starr
DAVID GENTRY. Shf w c.
January 20, Is45. S2-4-,s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ITNIlE Undersigned this day, has taken Of the Cet 3
office Of the Union Probate Court letters
~ The Las, will and of Anthony Mabitt, dec
late of ULon county. lnoiana.A persons inaebted
said Estate requested make immedia:e payment.
aud all having claims the Estate
them, legally aea. within Tho
Estate is solvent. SMITH HUNT, Executor.
January l0tn, 545. 3:3,p'a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
Administrators Notice.

INtiE undersigned has taken OF the Wayne Proba -
Court, letters Of administration N the Esiate Of
ii Ugh : Hamton deceased All persons Indebted to sad
requested make immediate payment and those
claims agains, present them. legally
authenticated, for settlement within from tins
date. The is probably Insoivent
MARK E REEVES, Admir-.
January 2hh, I54J. 4:3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
Sheriff s Sale.

10y virtue OF Execution o m directed. from the
ID Wayne c1cut court. viii expose public sale
Ceu,revle Wayne county. Indis
18th day of February iSi5 between the hours
10 o'clock 4 and 4 O'Clock, Z. NJ, said day, the
following property. - wit:
4 certain lot y parcel of ground situated i'll Wayne
indiana: known by being No 81. nufn5ere
,rc original pla: the o New Boston Taken
tine property of William FL Perkins, satisfy .ad
ecution IL favor Mere ltth. W lll
b Hn5nsi. DAVID GENTRY Shf VIC.
Jan. 2G,h, iSl5. sl,50-;-ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
An Apprentice,

WANTED tie above a boy about
l6 II of age-pussessng echauical
good moral Injustsious habits,
situation for ,nr years, by applyn.
subscriber. One from The would be preferred.
Richmond, J an 24th, 1910 J. w. F.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
Sheriff s Sale.

uDG Ia TO M, ted. from,
ID Wayne circuit will expose public sale
house door. CenueviI'e WAYNE Indiana,
5.h day o. February, 1915, between hours
10 O'clock, a. NJ, and T. said day the following
property. to- wit:
4 pa lot of land the city OF Richmond
WAYNE county, Indiana. being No. B. that
c laid u by Achiiie. w iIliams. Taken
property Caleb K. Williams said
ton II IA, of Joseph |, Burtis
DAVID GENTRY, Sniff. w. c.
January, 20,h, 1915 81 ,50-i-,s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
GUN syIEIEarNes +.

YTNiIE subscriber respectfully informs the publc he
has established himself in Richmond and prepa-
make, order, RIFLES Of superior qnaty-t tho
which ciured in Lancaster, Pa lie
VII repaii Guns OF all Kinds the shortest
Prices cheap (Shop opposite the Market House. West
l. q.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31

YUVIE undersigned respectfully Informs the public
he has established agency for The of
any county this State Whist Clerk i'll the Sta te
Aud tors Olice, he enabled form personal
qIainance, and make arrangements with OF the
County Treasures. by which, his order will be received,
expense of transmitting money. He will also attend 10 the
Canal lands also make sale OF lands,
improved lands for aon-rcsienls and others.
From advantages he above stated his
entire familiarity with public land siem well rs
his knowledge OF large OF the lands them
northern the State, hnsi been employ
ed General Government in surveying portion oil
them Indiana in selecting large por-
her Wabash aud Erie Canal lands, he hatets him
Will render satisfaction all who may employ
him.
His per for payment OF Taxes ia 10 per the
Of Taxes. unier $40 in any county, and
Office IN Meridian street, south OF Washington
AUSTIN W. NORRIS.
InIanap polls January 2lh, 1915. 81
Reference is made TO Fletcher Butler and @ H. Smith
Law, and n McCafty and Alfred Ia rrison
Merchants. India polls; James Farringto Esq Terre
iIaue; Alien HamiIt III, Fl. Wayne; John A simpson
Cincinnati; Wnrtz Musgrave, Wurz. P"ud ng, and
West Co., Merchants. fhIadelphia; Hon ihos u.
Blake the General Land Ofice land d. r
Holloway Richmond, Ina.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
W. H. AVIS,
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO,
RESIDENT SURGEON AND MECHANICAL


DENTIST,
VIZ OULD Inform the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this
w city and The surrounding and county, that
intends making Richmond his residence. aud
,ha, he and prepared exesus all orders III
profe notice, and
LATEST AND MOST APPROVED PRINCIPLES
TEETH, n full inserted GOLD PLATE,
the principle of ATMusPnERIC PREssURE.
Having all the impo entions in the Of
adapting the Plate the Gums, which enables him
Plate work all the purposes OF
poirt durability. of fl. and ell
of inish equal il superior. other manu-
facime.
EXPOSED NERVES destroyed piihoti pain, by
single application Diseases of the cu.ed Teeth
fed il almost every nsance, without pain, ceansed and
set on pivots, and WARRANTED PERMANENT.
The best of reference can be given, If desired.
CHARGES moderate that Dental operations
placed within tho means of every person.
The Public invited to call and examine specimens
his Office.
0srOFFICE james Hunnic utt's, Main
fticit,,ond, Dec 9Th, 1914. so:
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ARRANGED FOR TIE USE OF SCHOOLS.
A FEW copies o work, admirably adapted 10 the
"A use OF schools, received for sale the Book
Store. price 81 cts.
January l7th, 1915.
We subjoin few of the recommendations Of The book
from those best able to appreciate its character.
From Ike Hon Isaac Blaekford Judge Of tie Supreme
Court!
INpIA NAPoLIs, Nov. Il. 1871
Sir have examined with much pleasure. your Abrdg-
of the Constitution and Revised Statutes oil the State
e we'll executed The work deserves be be lily
patronized and TAIL, my opinion, bo
Yours &C. ISAAC BLACKBOARD
w. Z. WEDGEwoop, Esq.
From ErceHe1scy James UHtco,,,b Corernor of Ind
INDIANAroLis. Aug. y. Ioil.
Dear Sir:-IIav ing been strongly impressed
OF having the leading and essential pro-
visions o: the principal Statutes the
different States of the Union understood by the great body
of the citizens have been much graiihed in examining
plan OF simplifying tina, branch of knowledge, in the
Of each separately, well those
of the United States coliectvey-as in my ugment
emineniy conductive TO the attainment of that desirable
object.
The dry and repusive forms in which written laws
generally cothed in your volumes rendered easy
and aitacve-=t'er small size brings them WITHIN The
and leisure of every reade and doub; theif
extensive n,roduc ton in the school, and domestic fire.
side would be attended with great public and individual
benefit.
happy find tina, you about prbishng SINH
lar compenu suited to the State of Indiana and. after
examna ton of the plan and of Sheets
but the hope that the extended
will be ample, l satisfied i. IL
meri,ed
am. very respectfully, your OBJ, servant.
JAS WHITCOMB.
b. wEDGEwoop, Esq New York.
FROM O. II. Smith, late L. S. Senator.
IND lad, Aug. 29th 1874.
Sr:-1 have cusory looked the abridg
and Statutes o: Indiana and entirely approve
plan you adopted of reducing
the smallest possible by questions and
The vii! be useful extending Of tire
people the necessary information Of the Constitution and
Laws email expense, and would suppose
might very uselly introduced into schools and
inarie5. Respectfully,
o. II SMITH.
w B WrpGEyyoon. ESQ.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
PATRICK M'NOGGIN.

p. S. I'm done now, Michael, and send this BY
the good stamer Hibernia. and hope you'll got it
before sho gots thoro.-The Yankees arc going
to have another kind of stamer that ain no stamer
a. all. but sends lethers BY thunder and light
nng, so Michael can send YOU q o,her before
+" is writ, and get an answer before send it.
PATRICK.