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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,

july II, 1916.
lust received, and for sale, the following
~ Publications.
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Of Ger sman half pay BY w Marvel Esq author Of
'stories Of Waterloo" MY Life
Further supplies Of the Three Musqueares or Twenty years
aner" BY Dunas. soc.
The Three Guardsmen. by Dumas.
Peers and Parvenua ny Mrs 2se.
The sqsre by Miss Pickering. use
Agnes Serie BY Mrs Pickering Csc.
Codey's Lady's Book for August Csc.
Gnham's American monthly Magazine. CSC
Ladies National use
Philadelphia Courier, Post, and Gazette
New Yort Weekly Herad and Nons National Press
The Western Continent found the commence
of Sues work-Aan the FoundnE or The Memofs
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a. The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Commercial says the opinion that ought to resort to
sysiem u Direct Taxation "i- very generally prevailing
among the friends Of free trade here" The Enquirer will
perceive that there increasing symptoms Of "ia,saifvr
among lie friends
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Corner OF Cbcap-sidc and Water streets
BALTIMORE, Mn,
Dealers Ia Hides, CaIfskIns, GoatskIns, Deer

Dealers Ia Hides, CaIfskIns, GoatskIns, Deer
skins, Nheepskius, SumnC, OfI, Tanner, and
Carriers, Tools,
FOR TANNERS AND CURRIERS'
~ wv YORK red leather Baltimore Sole g. stler Time,
Labef and Skins of en- kinds snd shDs Tread E-fo Rooi
and HiiOe Matters.
Chai's Bf lninE Hides Morocco skins Moss sslminF Cord
e. -- Tor Cosrh Matsrs
stnunE Harnrs and Bride Leather Hogskibs Bag Hide.
s@eskns Hair Ssastins Collars. Desrsk ssfsfs
Red Rusa Skins Morocco and 1ssier Of an ni.f Ro,s
bfndsrf
Anof Which win cell for pub,usl eui,omers q,
reasonable prices u 9s-rwtQvs
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From As LyneAs.rs R.pssi.esn, y.,y, %.


W Capt Dsadrdss BPss who Is suspected Of tho afro.
eious murder committed February last ON the
person OF Q. A. Muir Esq most smiable young man OF
Dlnwiddie County, Va supposed have passed hroux
this place route westward He arrived here on Thurs
day last believe, 6ne horss and stopped
the Franklin Hotel lie remained in bed during his stav
here, complaining OF ndsPosoa He got one OF our
zens to sell his horse for him. saying that he had rode hard
from below Petersburg. tired desired to take pub
lie conveyance which no did Friday OF Saturday morn
ing IN the Western Stage. Epcs offered $50 for his
horse by one Of cuzens, but refused TO take
that he cost him $40. Tho citizen purchased him
at S75, we believe.
and departure from this place. well the exact
in which he the description given Of him in hand
bills leaves doubt the minds Of our citizens that TN,
individual in question Epcs. One Of our Police le in
pursuit ON Tuesday last, and hope no will be
IN overtaking and aresung him. reward Of $500 by
also, We understand by tho Executive.
RIor AND MuRDKR iLisois.-On the 18th mat . .eri
Gus outrage resulting in murder. occurred az
III. The St. Louis Republican says:-"James Duncan, a
fsrner somewhat notorious quaesome aud bad char.
acter, having difficulty with those in IN,
hood had been warned to leave and threatened with
he remained Early yesterday morning he was inform
ed that large party coming down. and was advised
to leave. which be refused and prepared defend him.
ecu. Accompanied by woman who had lived with him,
both armed with guns they left the house to 20 fishing
way to the house, they approached the dschar
gcd her in their midst ~oundng Of the party very
seriously, and Immediately after voley returned by
which Duncan instantly killed, the top OF his he ad
being shot away, and large number Of shot took effect in
his body The woman received ball in her breast from
family, and the woman living viii him his house.
keeper.
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NEW MUSIC!
lust received by WIN. T.. MONTAGUE.
NO.I51 MAIN STREET

BULLETIN, JULY 81.
TINHE Gipsy Of the NORTH fonEcom9osed BY ~ l.
u LsrOnc
Tho moonlight Shed. 10 Silver Gkam-s ,srensLs-eompo,ed
BY Gillespie.
the heart n Thy Noah breaking (2d suppiysunR BY Io,
T'mpietpn eornroged ~ q Linsy.
BreeEss from me WrdWood-by AZ Heinrich.
No 10 olnda"-nn Ind 1--we Sour.
No. 9 me Ia He"-iis Morning star.
on where gentle Wos Wind ed suppyJ-bys o. sfsby-
This exceedingly popular song
The Csn n the aua-Beehovens esbasd cong Translated
from the German.
fth supply ~ the Oeandsr Waltz-by Buek
so supply 81 Spring fi0wer Wsiges-by Lueema.
~ supply n Capt Mays Capt Walkers and Mai RingsoLs
MARCHES urd ouctsteps
u Viciofia-a 81 o quadttnes
The Heividsfe Quaduihs
Don Pasquaie Quaifiles
Tue fatorte POLKA Quadrira
The Hrhiiud QundnIes
hhd variety n o,her Muse. anil Oh Call attic
n "a '"' oyer ~ az, We
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Hum aget penna
Metlentc folvi
Fama stt.ersfes

18th. Woman !: Let her hand entwne for the Hero's
brow the wreath in which her heart the most precious
flower.
We must again express deep regret on accoun Of the
incemency Of the weather. which declared Us the plea
sure OF nearing the numerous volunteer prepared for
tho occasion and still do regret tho loss of the
fine sediments contained the letters Of the many dn
gushed gentlemen who responded the invitsons Of the
Committee and whose engagements prevented their being
present at the celebration
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BON Of Hooks Lost.

a HON 90 HOOhN wla cut ffDm PhIldephia ON ArfI
~ o. hy The Hainne and Phllde. Steamboat R1H,
marked J. W Randolph Go, Richmond which h, ne,rt
10 hand Any information subject win b. Thankfully
received ~ , w UANDOttu A 60
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-. The GREAT AND AsrONIsuruNG rrxrcr.
oeins pfoanetsd BY the ef Gaani.m h.n .ns
W phie nventsn. should satisf The mo.r inc ul
30 when properly applied produce action br.hh 80
~ IN .ne eons a. wei ~ the whole s,.iem Of ,bo,.
~ , .eum or any Of he dsahbh. n-rvo,. 60
oe ~ winch the lives Of thousands we,, ,,h,,,.,, ~.
"a a., 49, admitted By tho medical faculty ofthe whole ror.I
Rn.. 70 me human psem by OF IN. G.I,snIe
hss oe and banda and Braces. invented by IN, .I,e
ne mos. Improved and scientific srm being al one. The -
and certain mode Of obtaining liz bcnent. WV ' "o''sA
For further particulars advrr.r ,.,, A.,
paper Explanatory pamphlets may be had .,.,,. ~ s
IN, me .sene Tor this city, Messn DUvAL 4 PIRcpI n,a
- jsH
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| have this day sold to Mr.. Heman Baldwin
all my interest the late firm of Bots Baldwin he intends IN
continue the manufacture of agricultural implements his own
account MI b. Is VIII supplied with excel
admirably hIcd to supply the of agricultural community
hsaiy commend the cstab hmenl patronage
and cu,ton srs CH r. RCTTS
July %. 1870. Nm ~,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
P0D0BYs
Written for Meals Saturday Gazette.
TO #+#*#*
@
BY M. s. LovETT.

Forget thee IT can ne'er forget!
While Mem'ry holds her throne
I'll think of thee, as Of star
That on my darkness shOne,
With more OfPure and holy light
Than e'er my life had known.
Forget thee all were such my will,
Halps vain TIE iaslS---lsoaV YainI
Thou'n woven with my thoughts--rn..
life
Its pleasures and its pain =
] coaId not, i'll COuId, forget;
Breathe not the thought again.
Think office mid days dull cares,
At night dream oil thee,
Thou art beside me, and / feel
How blissful life might be-
All Heaven! if could wake and find
The dream, reality.
Whatever may ohenceforth betide,
Where'er my bark be, driven,
In sun or strome, meath could or sky,
Ifmem'ry still be given.
My thoughts, till being night, shall t'irl
Only. from Thee, to HEAVEN.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
Ter - 81 Adver,,IIsInIr.


ADv1RTisEMgNTs will be inserted at the rata
Of O0A Dollar. per equaTe Cor the frst insertion,
and Fifty Cents for each week thereafter ten
lines or lpss, oonsIitUtlng 4 square ThenhrubeV
81, Of inseFaISIs eqIiFeds must be marked Oh the
margin 81 tbe manuscript, or they will be inser-
ted til forbid, and ch ,fgrd acCurdinsig.
Announcing candidates for Olice viii be Five
D0llaFb loE county Offices, and Ten Dollars iOr
Stale ofices-in advances s5sya5 i&@sge4
Advertisements of PERSONAL ALLEGATION will
invartably bs charged DoUBLE the foregoing rates,
ann pay ment required ia adVaHee.
Political, Cotton Circulars, or any articles Of
individual interest, viii b. ehafged as advertise
Snents, ami must be paid ioFi ia advaHce.
sis Yearly AdveFthsementSs
Not exceeding ten lines Renewable at - ~
. pleasure, per annum, s4 e20 90.
Not exceeding thirty lines, 30 90
Not exceeding sixty lines, SO 90
The privilege 0f annual advertisers is limited.
to thriF own Immediate business and allRaveF.
tisemanls fof the benefit 81 othet pefsons sent in
BY them, must be paid for BY the square.
Il. standing Advertisements.
For ten lines OF less. three months, So %
xmOnths, IN VO|
q " twelve months, 20 co.
Each additional square, three months, OOi
- g., g six month";, SEQ
- twelve months, Is 00I
GAr All Job work must be paid Tor on deliy-
cry.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

OUR RELATIoNs WITH MExICo. The
tone of The Washington uaion ia EaloEance
70 our TeTaTIuUs WIN mexico calculated q
make the imptesion thar the late olEisial sd.
rices from Ihsl country make il doubtful
whether we may DOT yet have q war with
the Mexcans The reyolulionists, with Par-
edes at there head may be mad enough 10
provoke a war with the United States, md
Inc question Of war or an amicable ADJUST
ment Of our difficulties seems 10 depend en-
the result Of the new revolution in Mexico.
A ruInOr was prevaleRtal Washington on
the 18Th, that negotiations we're going M
between France and Mexico for change
of the Mexican republic tOaa monarchy,
snd for placing . French king On the
throne. The UOion spys:
"We will not undertake to say, there is
nothrnlh 10 this Fumor, which i not alto
getber, new; but certain il Is that we are
nut advised Of there being any foundation
Tor itin the official despalches. Mexico is
apparently in staIeof transition; and il
be comes the Unintsd States 70 keep watch
and ward over her revolutions, az we'll as
The maintenance o. our own Fishts. Nash.
vile Union.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
W. Il. No Is.


THn DEsERT ORA WOMAN'S EIkARz. -
The folloNrpg illustrative idea Or . WHAT'S
= dtsegl 10 . female miDdF' 10 extracted
from d novel eStisled Marriage"
Douglass aaw lhe storm gathering on the
brow 81 his capriegus vile, and claspipg
her 10 his arms:
!" Are yau indeed 10 chanee6, my yulia,
that you have forgot the time when you
used 10 decIAFe yoa would prefer DESERT
with YOUR Henry, % athrOue with anUIheri''
"No certainly. moi changed: hul-I--I
did not then know what 4 desert was; or
ii least, | had formed rather ! ditEoTent idea
Of il. = 81 Fl
h " What was yopr idea Of dessftsr said
her husband laughing; g DO tell mo love---"
"Oh, / he'd (ahcied it peauiiIul pIuce,
FuIl Of roses and myrIles, and smOolh green
iurf, and muEmurihg rivulets, and though
very retired, mo. absolutely out Of the
world, where one could occasionally REQ
ones friends and give deisunss and falss
champelres.'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
From the ~ Y. Tribune.
THE CONSERVATIVE.

NAY, tell me not that even now
Ny life is ON the wane
That meath the green sod | shall lle'
Ere spring time comes again.
A crimson flush Is on my cheek,
q There's brightness inmy eye;
And Pm 50 young--I cannot think,
Is. Dear friends, that ] must die. 2i
You'il bear me hence to Southern cllmes
Where gentle zePhyrs dwell
And caFOIling Of birds is heard,
sa And flowers I love 90 well.
There winter cannot pierce me with
His cruel icy daFt--
b.sgRnd III not Eel bis Guild hand rest
z.issh So heavy On ny heart.
But when The buds are on the trees
- And my sweet violeis come
ca I shall Be- strong and well again,
And thsny you'll bring ne hOne.
H. ELsi
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

Alas! FOR THE ORR MAN ELOQUENT
All the Wall street sloek.iobbipg prints are
down on John @ Adams % ,savagely as il
he were q demperat The character Of
John @ 10 gone forever ia Walt street, but
il may be found IN high feather round Tam.
many HAll-Or on the Five PoiDls.-N. \.
Herald.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
QUO WARRANTO.

The High Court Of Errors and Appeals
deci4ed, on yesterday, the QUESTION 10 re-,
gard 10 the constltdMonaIIty Of the clause
"a the statute which requires trdsteeslo be
ppointed to administer upon the effects Of
Banks that may have forfeited their char
ers. This clause Is famitiarly known, as
!" Goion's amendment % the original Bris.
coe biIl,' The Court sustained the amend
mep,- Judges SHARKRY end CLAYTON cou-
curing 10 that oplOIoDs and Judge TIA
CHER dissenting.
We shall publish the several opinions &c
soon az we can make room for them. AT
the Solicitation the Greads Of the original
g BnscOp Bill, we shall isSoe an eklra To-
day containing the oPIpion 81 Justice Tina
cher.
Perhaps, il may be considered out Of
place 10 comment upon ths decree Of 30
,ugus, tribunal as that which has'dscided
ihls cause; We cannot, however, furbsaF
from making the remark, that 90 GAG as We
have conyersed with able members of the
liar and with othsfs, the opinion Of Judge
Phaeher Is Fegarded, not 6HtyaS able but
wbn. "a truth Isithe law Of The iaHd--it be-
ing ia concurrence with ell the leading an
ihHities on the subject. ,...
What HHt he legislature now dot Will
Il cohlinus in existence statute which sup.
potts . licensed L zlFOni % the exPense OF
he indebted members Of sOeiety-lor no
man in his senses presumes for q moment,
that the assignees Of the banks wall ever
pay q single dollar to the iegilimalO credIN
tore. They will continue, year alter yeaF,
20 draw their own salaries, whilst the nOles,
Of The banks will-bseOms rnOrs sad more
wotth srs,untll a laslahey Will lldead
10 the hands Of lhose who bold them, We
put Il % aiI candid men to Say Il experiences
does l-prove thhs assertion. The present
Law % license 70 loaleFs and idleFs-io
bankers and gsmblers. = hlississiPPian.
FATH oFTHR TARIFR Mr., adaoni
Whig member ~ Congress from Mas'qehu.
sets, bas uFiued leusr home, 10 which
he says III { "ihe late OF the tariff e seat
Cd BE says ihst tsssvs i 10 lhe House
every wig and ihiay- elk democrats mus
v,ae Tor Il, snd thar Re can on'g count On
twenty-five democrats. II ~ Senate he
thinks there Willie 90 chance 81 saving lhe
pfossht tariff. We sincerely hope tlf
Hnd.bn i1col set q hlt Prsiiedous.-- Nall'
vile Unioa,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

A New PRoPosITTaN "A writer ia the
Washington UOlon, who Is described as "aD
individual Of crest dislinclion il Europe
end Americas" proposes that the Oregon
questioub be submitted 70 the adjudication
end ar6iuament aofthe law faculty Of some
distinguished fOtsign University, ID some
wholly imbarlial country" He puggests
the law faculty ia the University Of Hei-
delbere. % Baden. The UnOn says that
.i's strong objections 10 aFbitfution are GOI
entirely overeOms by the arguments Of this
writer.-Nasbviile Uniol.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

TIN Navy REPoRr Ill is rumored in
the aavy yards, ihatlhe Secretary Of the
Navy has nearly completed HE report in
answer to Gen, Cass's resolutions. Il 10
ssid that he recommends the construction
OF thirteen war Steamers. This, however,
8 mere Enmor.-N, Y. HeraId.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

A SUaGRoN's COoINEss. As anecdoto
Is related of celsbrated surgeon Of ThiS
city, illustrating his goodness and the per-
feet mestery he has over bis feelings. Il
is pretty near as .GoIIows:-The scene Oc-
Cured at one Of our hospitslr. The sIu>
dents were collected around che patient,
who lay ia state Of apparent insensibilily,
although life was PeFcepiibIe By the ihrobs
bling olihe heart . gentlemen observed
the operator, 8 there are ninegnine chan>
ces against one, that during The operation
The patient may die" He preceded 70 cut,
remarking that il The oPeTsiion was not
performed, The patient would surely die"
Part Of the students became pale. +" 10
twenty minuies.n observed The surgeon, g
lhe opefstion win be Completed end lay
ing bis walrh beside u him be continued 10
operate. Two Of the students tainted -
: Five minutes lelt,' said &c, looking a bic
Walch. All eyes we're wide opens and moth.
ina escaped their notice. Genlleman, 'oi
length sad he surgeon, g the ,Wsniy min-
uiss have elapsed, i've PalieOl died Just ten
minutes ago, end quietly lsf. The FUOm.-
Boslon MessengeF.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
]. G. NoRTM, Secretary,

or The follow ing is the ResolutioRsof-
rfered 10 The House Of Representative, BY
Mr. McCaughau, 10 relation to allowing
females 10 vote on the question, whether Of
not spirituous liquors shall be offered fOi
sale 10 the Police beats ID which. they re.
side. as
Resolved, That the judiciary COMMITTEES
be instructed to enquireln;o tne expeJTenS
cy Of reporting bill 70 amend the laws oil
this state regulating the sale Of intoxicating
liquors, 90 as to provide that at regular PEI
rods Of once ia every two years, OF atsuch
other limesRs may be agreed upon allmale
citizens entitled TO vote, and all females Of
ioureen years Of age and uPwarde, peFma.
nent residents IF this slate, shall be permit.
ted u vote for or bgdinsl allowing the sale
OF vinouS Or spIriluO0s liquors, in the Police
Beats in which such voters and fepales
re- side; and if it should be found that ma
jority 81 The persons thus voting are Oppos-
SD % the sale 81 such liquors, the Boards
Of PtiIcs Ufsuch beaIb, shall not liceusei or
pernlIany persun 70 sell such spirits there
~ ID any manner WhataRer:s hlii shall
provide proper laws end penalties tof ylo-
Ialion OF such law. a''' .s
saa a You're, PUCK.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

WHtc IDEA o. WHAT 4 PResIDBN7
sIEnULD nh. AZ fsras we can gather lhe
continent ofan sdiiOGal arliclo ia Inc jour.
nal, yesterday, il ID The Wing doctrine. that
tue PJesident should stand ia relation 70 bir
party, ID something like the same position
q British Premier does with ne. That il,
he should s.leSd the party ant dictate the
hpllcy il should pnrsue " Fisnos surpri-
sing that such Potiiiclans a. he editor q
that paper, drawing 6Il it,eir ideas Oh sUch
subjects from Eoghsh institutions and with
.alllheir nFedheelon. enlistod in faV0roflh the
latter should adopt this siew. We ac-
knowledge no sUch doctrine. The Pfesi-
dent Is not with %, sx.oficiO, the leader
ofthe Democratic party. His Oficial posi-
zion may render him more prominent and
bis official acts, if they inSolve any new
principles, which The public sentiment pro-
nounccs correct. mqy TO aceTlan extent
lead bic party but otherwise be is no more
. leader ia public than il private life
The influence Of Gen. jackson which is 90
much harPed upon, a. . political leader,
was % great after 9 had lefl the Presiden-
tial chair as il was while he occupied IT,
We recognise 40 . embOdimeuts." Every
man whether in or out Of Office, is leader
just 90 far a. he has ability to originate
democratic measures or, energy 70 carry
them into successful operation, and no fare
Their.
Bat suppose the wings had elected their
IesdeF, Mr.. Clay! Would they have Civ
ca themselves up uDreserysdIy.to bic gui-
dance? The Journal seems to intimate
that they would. II go, judging from the.
impulsiveness Of his character, the whig
party would have had glorious time maIchs
ing and marching.
/" Up and down, about lhelown,
AIIarouDd Robin Hoods barn."
Where he would have led them On the Tex.
as questnn, on the Tariff or inded on any
other prominent question Of public policy,
il Is entirely beyond the power Of any one.
20 conceive, unless, indeed, we suppose that
in accordance with his expressed opiniops
ha should have led them oil around The
compass IL each and every case. 800 Louis
vile Democrat.
ah
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

YANKEE SroRIEs. IA New EngIandeF,
riding ia q railroad eaF, off Soulhwesi
somewhere. seemed ptFiIcnlarIy disposed
"a slonish the other passsngsrs Rilh tough
siories about Ianksedou. Al laSl be
mentioned lbat one Of his neighbors owned
IN immense dairy, and made a million
pounds Of butter and agmilIion pounds Of
cheese yearly. THIS story produced some
sensaiion, end The Yankee, percoiEing lhAi
bis vsraciiy was "a danger Of being ques-
.ioued, appealed 70 friend as follower
sTshe, is nj Il, Nc. y. ] spoak Of
Deacon BroWn=youknou Dsacoa BFopnf
3 Ye-e-s,' replied The friend. albatis
sci know Deacon BfoUn don't know
e ever heard precisely how many pounds
20 butter and cheese be makes year, bu
know that De basGWelgo saWmills thpl cd
by bulegu - Guldeu Role.
TIE wind ih6 other day mislo0l ! large.
ssd nose Co chimney end blew i doWa
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

a. Coop COrsCIEl,cg --Speak not well
Of any unadvisedly---ihal e Sordid fatleFy.
Spe1h NOT well Of lhyRalf, though never
% deseevioq. leal lhou Be- iemtedlO vanity;
bat value more good roDscience, than.a
coed concentration -Bo4kilt.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

Al man lately leeiufing 90 the subject Of
electricity and ns gae'ism 10 Wheeling has
,nhSiuced the people Of thaf cry, aeS
eofdi6g ID be Wheeling Argus Of the tsnih
9f those seiencesi The folks uP here are
mailing some progress hefo question---
Csh't tie Journsl mao - " md convince
.ksn &c is truth 81 rannaFl--Lsu. Dem
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

What are you dowR there fort" said d
gentleman 10 one ofihs MiSssissippi towns
to loafer who vas lying in the gutter
{" Me! Oh I've Ony fallen . maTtysr 70 The
gallon law that's ell.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11
.ThE YAEOO DEMOCRAT
10 rUILfaiIFD YwnDNE.DAY M5aHIEa y.

IS CIV. JONES & b. BARKsDALE,
% Or Main Street, Ya7oo CITY --Over the store
Or. WALl.AGg Ca,-zAt ThFre dOllau year,
m ADvANCG--Or fODr dollars, if not paid within y
mUhth from she tiWe otsabscribing
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-11

r
The Coon WIrn. = She commander
her husband 10 60 equal matter, By con.
slant Obeying him.
She never crosseth her huSband II the
spring-lide Of bis anger but elayS ill il Be
ebbing water. Surely, men contrary 70 iron,
are worst tolbe wrought upon when they
Her clothes are rather comely than eoSIs
", end sse makes plaid cloth 10 be velvet
by her handsome wearing il.
HeF huSbands secrets she will bot
divulge; especially, she ID careful 70 cOn-
ceai his infirmities.
ID her husbands abseace she rife and
deputy husband, which Makes her double
the tiles Of her diligence. Al bic return
he finds eli Ihiues 90 we'll that he wonders
to see himself AT home when he was aBrosd.
Her children, though maRy 10 number
are none in noise steering them with look
whittier she listelh.
The heaviest work Of her servants she
msketh light, BY orderly and seaSonably
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10 her husband's sickness she feels mOrs
grief than she shows.