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TWO EOLIANS.

" IT NV Sp LI-OiIih4NIc.
- ". TAI LOR has at present omen for in.
= sI-ctou a his
''n doan attachment The Prnos splendid instruments
CONF ming power, sweetness AMI bnancy tone with .ies,nc.
' and drahity of Workmanship. Ihg AaehIcnt. are hat
.i'' .H'.nYrt1 hgrch Organs
ih- trly wonderful Improvement which has
"h' on Throughout, IN and Fngar t.n over g.
unatsi ADVANTAGES nuner 't-raI remarks which
have 'poH'anecusy appeared IN the public PRINTS
tEE'rIef Iros ths " y. HsraL{l
We lv" beer favored t-spec'fon he Holln Piano
for' no" On exhibition Nrnn Cllrks Muse Store
way II certainly vcy ingenious convance afd one that "
meet with universal anauon aio3pu. Tor siurI.ity
con ueton ani iluy Of adaptation, ceanlyy uurivai
We tas" M d7ubi it, being ai1fted gsn.aI use livery
Ano 90 tie csuniry, ysy eIpsn-. changed
into al Organ producing cot tos,s vi a.
ou' eHcetng thu least degree. araet,r This d.
er= dseratgIn and tn essential interest
~ N" lu Muse than ordinary on on the
- Purchasers buying n % a,a rteu
rarr1Htss j. always given r n. TAYLOR,
noes loo NJ. e, -,''o.,,s 80. ~
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NIRGINIA ND OHIO ROUNDARY-

Opening of JEo. NJ Patton. IN case OF IN.
g nm'nvih Gardner &c between Vgr
aat OHIO tccr general Court OF yrgn, Al N.
D-csa-ler I-i5. For sale Ly
&C. ~ DRINKFR A MORRIS
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS..


Corner 1874 and Main Str,,fs)
u. IL. SPEN nee, Agent.
A NEGOTIATING the meeting Of the Iegisla
tge and increased n visitors 10 the city has for
"bsi accommodation much cnarE'd atsotimrn af viii
through The ssaon eorlue addrous ihsvo OF Iu
Psror
READY MADE CLOTHING,
AND GENTLE MEN's FANCY WARE.
Tie de'ms u ne less af ihs o-g Vir.n, public has
had Of b. Coos % snyhnE their suffice
Il that be warrants all Clnthog heels
The fol owing i'i, IN pant comprises h. assortment.
C'a-frshrh ard Era ish sup Black Cth and Frrck
DO over Cas- inse, Beaver ami h tacs Blown
Olive.
% sack, Ca siusrc. Beaver, ari Bro1d Cloth
O. Ohe', 'ot frosksl variety Of qulr.~s laI coon.
Coa's-Baes and Blue Beaver and Broad CIo.h
Psnts- Bliek French Dock 70 Cashmere
d. Trezsh % Other Fancy Cas- mere
Neu-Fancy and Ba six VeIvs'
d Fancy Ncrno and Woosu Velvet
O. Fancy nj Black ant satin
90 ttury Naleaeia and Black ca imef-
Seana-FaH AMI Black sik ard satin
Crayats-Fancy AMI Y ak SIX ant sain
So SATIN and ROM zine
POcsst Handkerchef+-Su and Linen Csub,r
Gi0v,--Sik, KID, Buekskin Mgrlno
60 lars and Bo-oms
Sbr Dress, Plain and Fancy
d. Under. sils, Msriro and CotJn
Dnver--Merro and Cot On
suspe.
JHbre'lli-Sis, Bingham, &c
Do p win heretofore. Gent pref, hs a having
the me- have Garments made msasur- at The Fas,,
a'ie Establishment u JnO. ". Oren Batmors Tn. h. i
enabled ~ 'he msa1suf The Empress,
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servants Clothing. Blankets a Wooden
GOod>--Drc. g, 1916.
n. JENKINS will sell Off cheap, Linseys,
u a. Kors. Fl. from i2!e u the best
1000 Eauk.t., su pric.s sc
100 pair b.! Ban
Saui7eus KeuurAy Jeans
Cstls, Cas- aad VeSf rrs
WHIT yellow adr,d Fanne. l. 2oe 25 a7l and finer
Cotton czulburgs brown Shria-- ant Sa.ctinrs
Apron thet-aud every De- cri5ton Fauey Goodwin L..
i"d AZ Trilcei puces, BY whoIssa and retail Il
K u JENkISS New Store
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W NO adNesrmcnt 10 De eonaefcn py ts month OF year
parties.
20 An advertisement marked the copy for specified
will be continued ordered and
enacted accordingly
pT Regular Adycrtiscmcnts.-Toa AVOID any misun-
d.r-andng the part Annual Advertisers
distinctly that their privileges extend their immediate
business Real Estate Legal and all other Advertisements sent By
them Ia be additional charge, and variation
@ Real Estate Geneai Agents Advertisements To be
Inserted by but usual subject
such discounts shall be agreed upon.
l Auctonecrs booksellers aud yearly advertisers generally
with the privilege OF change, shall
yearly than the
agreed the standing under the and MI
sIeeeding be charged the usual rates.
ApvERTsENESrs ed the mweekly Wing a IS cents
Is lines Tor the first insertion and so
per square for each continuance.
July LIST, 1915.
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To Farmers and Planters.
TENHOMAS IL CHARLES ELLIS, have in
y store and offer at preesto reduce heavy stock Of In,
following description Of Goods suitable Tor Farmers and Planters
use
London Duh Blankets
Heavy Twill do
Sup White Bed do
Eapt Cotons White aud Gray
Canadian Cloths. all wool
Hhceps Gray sntlincts
Baltimore Linseys
Scarlet nd White Flanreis
los priced Cloths fOr Servants
Lowell linscys
London Dufil Ovrrcults
C1t0n Oznlbutgs
Hfnwn anl Nv nc he'd IhortinFs
DO Sairurs no2
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TER MS.
DAILY raperss annnm SHAIwEEELr single copy S. Tor
five copies $50 WEEKLY single -; five for 50
copies for slS-always advance. Remane-s may b.
Publishers all evidence
taken Of the depose Of letter he Post Once Containing
ney.
Advertising:
One Square us lines) les.
Each additional insertion. IS
Ono month, without alteration. 30 IS
Three do. do. ............lO 90
Six. do. do. .................s 20 90
TNev... do. do. rs 90
Two squarez Three months 10 W
Sh months. 80 w
Twelve months 10 ou
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COMETS, RIBBONS, o..
ALENANDER'S TRIC0BAPHE!
Improvement OF 1916.

Wis new and popular LIQUID HAIR DYE.
ne i's introduction has met with uucNlmalei ri,
90 src"s- and the subscribers tn public that It
'uei inploEemcnt has atsy been made
ulAfaea cooTs the Hair sher BLACK nstanta
h"-' aui neither wa-a. Ole coh.- and instead Of
.alhg Vie h'ir impaTts 10 the beauty elasticity youth
Us sup excellence Will b. apparent every uPon single
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LADIES' sIPEUson GAITEH BOOTS

Mod hN Nff tffV n 60
InNIlE subscriber has received n supply Of La
n dT Gser best ani hsnd.oncu afticic inside
Which viii be nd low quality The isdie, WV phase
and supply themselves JUDAH MYERS,
no No 81 WeFi Main
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NIPPLE BALM.-A further supply of this in

valuable article which highly approved ny those
tender Nipples that
proprietor willing every to effect a
cure, money will be refunded For sale by
DUVAL PURCELL, Druggists,
Ma nsffge
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WINDOW GLASS.

INUUW WIN00.
II " addition Ia our usual large and well assorted
y cs of Cylinder Window Glass ans dluti' tIisk
prepared furnish Crown gass lr Rsdfod
GLs' WORST VIII Oh have lately somrncoi operations with the
introduction OF Improvement. ard prepared fIt
better cc rf CROWN GLASS tIn teen pro
dus.d In the Dated Works
douVs hst lr hrH qulty brandd Wrif1rdthc second,
"Rarnlc." DtVAts ~ PURCELL.
nola ~ Main street. Richmond. w
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RECARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADF.
DIR. JACkSON'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR.
For Preserving and Rcnutifyiur the TErTu

7 MS ATIIt-" VIII De lUunI inVauabc, where
gtrIs subject Soft Swelling or Bls.si,- C;-rry5,-
ana ami swing hnHe % ths Tl preserving them rom b.
'oHsg s ~ d"cay-oT rendering Iresius-. 10 IL
0-.ai u--ir.lg bad Tre.bit. lad tr.,b ~
>- and "r'oas who sruzc, TIN, excel
i iiH balslmie which rrllarc. Dee
pla' Cd has str1n--s APPROX of the mos pa
cans AM Ier both iu Europe and the Unite
For -l" by buyal & Purcell x lav4 r. IlHutau J p nu
,i Co. u Eustar' & Soa Zl-arss-u A Leslie, A 10
'"irDf Bro, hirLSva5 S.oso"i Ro..rSrn e Coring
&C. ''bs-e T. g.. Irse!s SEN Ht7sss.'rr 0k.. E-aErE
.g AMI by ali thS incal Drug the : or Of
L. 4 @ \ Wright sole Agcnt iof the L. :, Psila1,glf
u12--U
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French, slippers and Shoes,

FOR LADIES.
Il HAVE Just received invoice of French
u sprc which will be sod cheap;
French Letter Paper, OF large and
good quality u. ". LONDON
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NEW HICE.---Sv RSe. aniagsa for ssle BY
~ de9-I0 DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
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Riebmuna Dailp 1ubie.

RICHARD N. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. F..

Superior qualify.
VETE just received FIRE sock Of Gentlemens
w Dfrfs Boos and Winter Beo;s, which We invite our
no 10 PUTNEY Il WATTS.
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| ~. kNOR PORTLAND.-Thc fine schr CO.
Tx 4 LUMBIA Capt EIr I' having the cary,
ensag, q. daish For ba
| iob-c a, ap,y on bolid IN tir Deck
telO RANKIN a WHITLOCK.
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MORE NEW GOODS, Dee. l2th.-THOS
A'h K PRICE co have ust sons further SUE les
amongst VII ca are Rich PLAID Raw 81 wltdcd Nantel,t
e'd fringe u", wH aad Pink Sat k.-
On fant, an ~ sock Pans C1stmers M-us n Ca
a Plds ~ Gmls and FInEe. and extry artc, m
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TOR BOSTON.
.M nor BOsTON.-The regular pack.

H---- u SchT LOWELL. Capt. Baker. having portion
her engaged, Will have Dispatch Fog balance
OF 200 boxes tobacco, apply board Feket wsa
deg RANKIN e. WHITLOCK.
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SCHEME .

fA- The FdckHge Sgstem.--PaclkHges Of Is
TTcKets are arranged as contain all the num-
bers in the Lottery. IS numbers arc put Into The
Wheel and IL Of them drawn Out-and 25 Tickets
with numbers on each make the IS numbers from
to IS inclusive. Consequently, when IL of them
are drawn from the wheel, the package so arrang
ed must have the twelve numbers on them there
fore, the least they can draw will be IL prizes of
"a 90 each.
In the above scheme Package of IS whole
tickets can be bad for Sl95, and we guarantee them
to draw half the purchase money less the usual de-
duction Of Is per cent. Packages Of Halves and
Qnartars in the same proportion.
c. F. HATCHER & CO.,
Manages Of the Grand Ledge Lottery.
! az All Orders By mail or otherwise, enclosing
the cash, viii! meet with prompt attention If direO.
tad to r. r. GRESHAM. Agent,
sSWhig Ofice'' Yazoo City, Miss.
December Is. 1916. 24-2t.
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MR. \. D. KrrclIAm.

JAR - ~ AB4I44AAs
Dear SRI have examined with some
care, the treats on practical Penmanship as
taught BY yourself, and am fully convinced
OF its superiority over all Others have seen,
and having had fair opportunity OF observ.
ing your manner Of impartinQ instruction to
your pupils. feel free 10 say that believe
that you fully understand the system YOU
profess to teach; and that the system, in the
hands OF genlleman Of your industry and
perseverance, can loose none of its beantv
OF usefulness. ! shall feel happy il this
testimony TO your merits shall lead others TO
avail themselves of your instruction in this
most desirable ART. Wishing YOU success in
your most luudible undertaking, remain,
yours respectfully, w r. COURTS.
Holmes CO., Miss, Dec. 10, 1916.
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Council Proceedings.
MEETINGs
YAzoo CRY, Dec. Is, ls48.

1Axoo CITY, Dec. 10, 1915.
Presents. VI MITCHELL, President;
Messrs. Allen, HOyman, Murdoch, and Viii.
SON CouRcilmcn.
The meeting being called TO order, the
minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
Proposals were received from Thos. Pea
cock, ESD, to pave the side walks on Main
Street with good brick at rs cents per square
yard, on motion, it was resolved, that Mr..
Pea ock's proposals be accepted, provided
he will include the back curbing'
Mr.. Wilson, one of the securities Of the
late Charles Dreaming, lessee Of the wherf,
proposed TO the Board to take back the wharf
and release the securities, by their paying a
portion OF the money now due. On motion,
committee of two was appointed to confer
with the securities upon the suHect-Messrs
Allen and Hayman, committee.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted:
! RESOLVED, That the Clerk issue an order
upon the Town Treasurer in favor of A.
Patterson for the sum of one hundred dollars,
in part payment of the amount due him for
Office rent and salary as Mayor
RESOLVED, That A. Murdoch be Above ed
an account, SIS, and that tie Treasurer be
authorized to pay the same out Of the Hos.
pital Fund.
The following accounts were presented
and allOwed:- Fleming & Hines for making
coffin and digging grave for sundry persons
S22 SO, w. Fleming removing sundIy nui.
sances So 90, Carrot Il McCaslin lumber
$l4 80, J. B. Grafton board Of Jas Homer
! (pauper) $l3 25, ]. W. Barnett hire of boy
TO work on streets $50 81, w. J. Lea&e bal.
ance due on logs S2e go, Kelley & Berry 2s
gals. whiskey furnished hands while work
ing on streets and one shovel So 63, F. Gery
hire Of cart and oxen S34 %, DR.. Mills ac'
count SIC II, for services as Town Physi
clan from March 9Th to April 10Th last, was
presented and referred TO committee on &C
! counts.
On motor, the meeting adjourned.
SAM'L V. MITCHELL,
President of the Council.
+. B. RUMBLE, City Clerk,
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EDUCATION,

MIR. CHAs. w. EMMONS, would very
w respectfully inform the citizens of
Yazoo City and the adjoining country, that
he will open a SCHOOL at his residence,
where he has large and commodious room
for the purpose, on the 23d of November.
MRS. EMM0NS will assist in the female
part of the School.
TEENS OF TUITION.
Orhography and Reading. per month 50 90
Arithmetic Grammar and Geography 90
All higher branches 90
As he has followed teaching for several
years, testimonials can be seen by calling
on him.
Yazoo city, Nov. 30, 1916. golf.
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Tamd for Sale.

"TE are authorised to sell lUO, IVY acres
w Of Land, 10 various tracts, 10 lne
counties Of Yazoo, Holmes, lssaqqena, wash
ing,on. Sun Flower, Carroll, Ialllhatchie,
Ysllabusha and ChOctaw.
A large portion Of these lands are very
1.i,abie-they are owned bv nonTesidents
,vbo are anxious TO sell-lhey will be sold
iow. ana Ia tracts 10 suit purchasers, and on
long credits. -,
4 term of years 70 sult3ble applicants. !,
Full information Of the location and quail
itr az any Of these lands will be given a
a1v time, on. application 70 us AZ our Once
n YazOO city. y. y. q , y. ME-
November 20, l646. 20-7b
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Fruit Trees for Sale.

Fruit frees 1OF S8A0s
HATCH'S NURSERY.
RTANY friends of this Southern Nursery
W are knowing 70 the fact that the senior
partner of this concern departed this life
some 90 months ago. and that the surviving
partner, r. Griffith, is with the Army of In~
Vasion in Mexico! Previous to the departure
of Adj't Griffith, he requested of me 10 sup
erintend and issue the Annual Catalogue,
stating that the head gardner had been in>
slructed TO keep notes and deliver The same
to me. This same gardner has failed TO
SO, having lett the State, without leaving any
data at all I am therefore totally unable TO
make out a satisfactory Cataloge; not being
able to state the time Of the Tipening of fruit,
er, in fact, anything definite. | am now
placed in charge of the entire concern dur
ing the absence of my friend, and trust /
make not the appeal in vain when I solicit
aid from ell friends of the cause, or orders
from all who desire good and select fruits.
beg of the Press and editorial corps to aid
me, as | have most cheerfuly aided them;
and more than this, our friend Griffith is BATE
| Ting our cause, the cause of our country ;,
and he mus: lose by his military and patriotic
spirit, at least $500.
Twill have head gardener who thorough
| ly understands the business; will person
ally attend to all orders, and will. to the best
of my ability, endcavor to give satisfaction.
PRICES OF TREES.
APPLEs Is cts--hlarGe, increased variety on
hand;
Pears so cts-
PEACHES IS cts--A choice selection & vari'ty;
MECHANICS IS cts. g !" 8
PLuMBs SO cts, and all other fruits at usual
prices.
SHRuBBERY, FLowERs, &C., the same as here
tofore; the business in fact going on as usu-
al, only that ibis years work is nearly lOsli
but this conflicts not with the present rates.
would request that orders be left at the
Nursery, or If more convenient, with my
friend, w. v. Davenport, in Vicksburgs all
of which shall receive my attention before
they are filled
II particular kinds be required, please to
specifys and also, whether other varieties
= may not beplaccd in lieu thereof. If left &c
: nv iud eeaeat. T will mace the test selection
n Il am able. under the circumstances, as have
r had q correet account taken of all that havs
i been worked.
i / beg is q personal favor that my persona
d friends win give their aid, as feel som'
united action is absolutely necessary TO pro
IS tect the interest Of our absent and patriotic
friend. M. W. PHILLIPS.
Loe HALL, Miss, Sept. a6, 1846.
nrAP Letters addressed me, directed 'tEd
wards Depot, Kinds co. Miss" shall NEE
n with prompt attention.
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Yazoo city, October l6. ls46. I5-tf.
JACKSON COLLEGE,.

"HE second session for the Scholastic
n year in this Institution, will commence
on the first Monday in October.
T. c. THORNTON, D. D, President and Pro-
fessor of Ancient Languages, &c.
J. d. PUGH, A. n, Professor of Mathemat-
les and Natural Philosophy.
Col. j. D. MITCHELL, Professor of English
Literature and Principal OF the Preparatory
Department. .
TERMs.-FOr photography, Reading Writ
ing and Arithmetic in the Preparatory De-
partment, per session of months, S12 so
These with English GrammeT and
Geography, IS 90
For the Languages or College course, Is 90
A student pays from the time Of entrance
to the termination of the session, and no de-
duction for lost time, except in cases of pro-
tracte6 iliness.
Board can be had in the College or IN, Drii--
vafe families for ten dollars per month, each
student finding his bed, bedding, washing
and candles.
! The board must be paid monthly. and the
tuition for each half session, in adVahce.>
| The hours OF recitation during the fall
and winter session are from TO e O'Clock.
and from to 4. During the spring and
summer session from 8 to IL, ard from 3 TO S.
The late examination was most creditabIe
to the Faculty and students, and it is hoped
that the College will CONTINUE to be patroniz-
ed by those who are anxious to have their
sons properly educated
TRUSTEES.
g Brown, Presf, Robert Huges,
Wilson Hemingway, VIM s Langley,
Jas E Mathews. VIM Yerger,
VIM Clarke Edward Picket,
Freeman, Charles Scott,
Charles A Bradford.
Jackson. September 16s 1916. 1s-tf.
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HARDWARE. &C..
r.. w. MOmfgOmerV.

He W. montgomery,
(Late Richards & Montgomery
No. IL, CHARTREs STREET, New ORLEANS.
HAS in store, now landing. and on the
IN way from the principal foreign and
domestic markets, very complete stock of
Goods in his line. In addition to his usual
extensive assortment Of
Birmingham, Sheffield and Do
meStic
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
His stock of HEAVY GOODS is very cons
plete-embracing, among numerous other
articles:
1000 boxes Tin Plates, ~, approved
brands;
1000 pounds Block Tin, ,Spelter, Zinc, SC;
10000 pounds Iron Ware assorted sizes;
$50 tons Iron, assorted Swedes, English
and American-assorted fiat, rOlnd,
square, plough.plate, hoops, baud
and sheet-Steel of all kinds;
400 dozen genuine Collins s. Go 3 light
and heavy Axes;
5000 kegs genuine Weymoth Nails, as
sorted, all sizes;
$50 tons hollow Castings, assorted, pots
ovens, spiders, skilieis, fire dogs.&e,
500 coils Grass Rope, assorted, all sizes
300 casks OK, log and trace Chains.
Together with WbittemOre's cotton and WOO
Cards; Coffee Mills; ShoveIs and Spades
wire and hair Selves; Hoes of all kinds
Anvils, Vices and Smiths Bellows; Fnware
mill, cross cut and ps Saws; Straw Cutters
Corn Shelters and Corn Mills; horse anc
mule Hames and Collars; Kings Ploughs
Paper, all kinds; Tar, Spirits Turpentint
and White Lead; Paints, all kinds; Mill nj
Grind Stones; Sheet and bar Lead.
$500 hundred gallons pure winter strain
ed and bleached Sperm Oil
5000 gallons pure winter bleached Whal,
Oil--all warranted.
His stock Of Cutlery is not surpassed
Buyers are invited to examine before pur
chasing elsewhere. Oct. 80, 1916. II 3m
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NOWIS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE,
Friends Of Morality and a Pure
Literature.
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The saturday Evening POSt.
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The proprietors Of that old and firmly establish
ed papel. the SATURDAY EVENING POST,
sre determined to maintain the reputation it hiss ac-
quired Of being, en- the whole,
The best Weekly Paper In America.
As the vigowus defender of morality and pure
literature, it has gained for itself name which on
titles to take the lead Of Journals which are afraid
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none. The best contributions Of the American and
Foreign mind are procured to instruct and dalight
its large circle Of readers-an0 no exertions shall
be spared to render the Poss delightful compan-
ion both for old and young.
A MERCANTILE JOURNAL.
Every week We shall furnish our readers with an
accurate account Of The condition of the Philadel.
phia maTksls.-The prices and sales of country
produce, &c., and the Cattle market. Our Bank
Note List is Rlso carefully corrected weekly, and
the prices Of various stocks given. Careful atten-
ton viii be psid TO this IMPORTANT part our paper
to make it accurate and reliable.
AN AGRICTi TURAL JOURNAL.
As the Farming interest is a most important one
we are careful never TO omit anything IN the Post
that would prove Of interest to our Agricutura
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Portraits Of distinguished men, Pictures Of fe
markable places, also, shah not be forgotten. An
we shall endeavor always 10 have some such ernbe
lismeDt in our column. 10 add to their variety an
!, beauty.
j THE FIRESTDE FRIEND.
We shall thus, 6nalls, maintain for the Post Il
proud title Il has acquired Of being peculiarly
e Family Paper and The Fireside Friend. .alwa,
: having among IT'D Numerous stories, something /;
|. each member Of the Familg-lor the Father, Il
Mother, the Brothers, lhs Sisters, down even 10 Il
/. younger members Of ihehouaehold.
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SAMUEL D. PATTERSON e CO.,
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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-12-25

THE Vino FIAG.-This is the title Of
a neatly printed and we'll edited paper, the
first and second numbers Of which we have
received, printed at CarlOlltOn by G. w. II.
BzowN, Esq. We wish our friend Brown
success, and hope that his alag" may long
wave IN triumph over the democratic party