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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19
Accommodation Line.

STABLE edwithc
IN back otherwise better than ever be
fore sof ddepartur
Augusta 1886 BLACRMAN SCOTT g. CO. POpHeOr1
Cut this and stick n public place.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19
Re moVal.
OWEN & THARP

y W + n q / Il A X
HAVE removed sbove the Biyou, %,
H pusde Messrs. Link g. HsrrisOn'si
Whsro hey coaliuus 10 keep 3 genefu
stock Of Groceries, Produce, &C., also q
purchase % store. God ship c5tion,
JulY 2oh, 1876 4l.sV
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19

YRoRsEs MULES properly bought Commission
stable
feed Tor
and ssn % by the Mes peg day eni board n adp per month
The rates fcEedeh double the due when wish Che H
BY guaranteed 70 10 what represented bill Of G Properly
efhng establishment Of
business on better than ever before offered fare and the
Yazoo City Livery Stable.
August "A, 1886 ~ BLACKMAN, SCOTT co, PropHeOu
o. Cuttbsout end sick 10 some public place
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19

At the YazOo city Livery Stable
A NEW Dray and harness for sale, also a
"a dray horse.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT g. co.
June "a, 1916. 81
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19

A LII psYSons holding ire obligations a the
"a. ComMERcIAL BANK o. MANCHEsTER, the
Bills OF the BaHk OF otheFwiSe, are hereby motif
fed 70 present the same at the CounteT Of eaid
Bank, in Kasoo City, lor payment.
JOHN r. BAILEY.
JOHN 1. WILSON,
J. w. BARNETT,
Commissioners.
YazOO CITY, Dot. 20. ls4S. 4-'G
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DAILY LINE
of Two Horse Coaches,

OF Two Horse Coaches
WE will run DAILY LINE OF TWO
w HORSE COACHES from this place 20
Benton, carrying the MAIL. Passengers may
rely on being accommodated daily. Having ex.
ira COaChesSwe can accommodate any number
Of pa'sengerS-leaving YaSeO City, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 8 o'clock, A. M.
Leave Benton same days at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ
On Tuesdays, ThursdayS and Saturdays leave
YazOo City at O'Clock A. M. Leave Benton
same days at 8 O'Clock A. M.
A. RUSSELL & BROTHER.
YazOO City, July IS, 1916. 4O-G.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19

ATTHE YAZOO CITY LIVERY STABLE
A SUPERIOR pair Of mules, young web broke
~ large end likely, f6F sale BY
BLACKMAEI, SCOTT e. co.
yune "A, 1886. ~
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19
Dental Surgery.

mRLB. SCRIPTORE DENTAL svR-
- sEoN, leaders Gle peolsssIonal UsEvi-
ces @ ths~itissns " Yasoo City and vicinity
ana DFoni.ss that M operations shall give ontiFs
.sfislaction to those who may faVeF him with
tlSsiE patronage. Hsmay y found - ~. w.
n. Sayle's OhiCs.
IuIY 18th, 1876. AoM
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19
Negroes for Sale

rUGT received ana 81 nals likely yosng.
able Bodied meggo msns ono Dlackamith
IL ether 6eld hand. Desirable property. City
acceptance, Or cash VII be receivsd in'ppZ
r ,asteness a. - titls ~. MessFs Holmss q Co.
YasoO city, Jolly 9Th, laAs. ~.
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NFoNTHBT BOARDING Houses WILL
IVA te charrst Filr Cents pr d8T a. the
hnok Sable. BLACK NAN q SCOTT.
Dosaabsf Is, lsis II
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-19

Attic YazOO city Livery Stable
A CLOSE carriage for sale, less than SixtJ.
"A Eve dollars will buy it.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT & co.
June "a, 1886 81
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frrHR YAE00cIr9 EIgEEF sRABtB
FuFrRIOR Nn.a Cor FuiatF
~ nLACKtlAf, SCOTT = ..
June q, 1915.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Yazoo
IA, CITY, Mississippi, Oh the 3lth Of June.
1886 II not taken out within three months,
they will be aent to the General Post Office az
dead Letters
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IN STORE,
a sEnEnAr AisoaEliznT ~
aTAPER Day GOODS,

Rs5is rhoss. hats. cnr1. tneginF and fope, 81
Ca, lard, nssi end prime parsi dried ecef e.hi
Gaur, white and hIoan a1E4F, unlarrl1i ce-ees
teas, tpiosA s1.i. eaad.s cen ed re uhisleYi
carniac, champaigns peach end damealc 1lal'
di1l. hollsni and touclt.e 90, ial-lll --i 49,
metieiu, lhrrIy, nalsya s1d o'afei
-. ,,-lir-a. 8 Isoi.rr1iIni, lccIi End tsloua,
1870. eoiirrY, efertsgv ard stana ware,
80. 49, end ~. tnreT ed ealItar4 ~
49, rhir,. hccti. -. a. -.
s1ri 8. ielS eslI.
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a. -. y. 90. 2. cao.llT.
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StraD Hinges

WDOR oate o. il.t ceivcd and SCyth stone'
" 81 tie hest qua H.y for sale by.
NAV JSAl J.B WALKER,
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Feb. ~, IS45.
Fish Hook and Lines.
YMf ooxs and lines ready rugged for use' Tor
e. sale by }. b. WALKEx'
Feb. 20, 1S45.
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TIE LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
Edited by Mas. ASS =. srrrnrss, .

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outlay ,,iIl heavier expenses, IN order tb make II
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-06-27

s6,r article Of chewing and smoaKlhg e
ID bacco, for sale at Kings cornerb
may, 1874. ; D. WALKER
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Tin are.

IN fee not,. wash and milk pans, strainers'
a,. With covers of various sizes, candle
noulds, and grid irons for sale BY
may, 1874. D. ""hN1"'
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Odd Oven Lids.

TIN lots 10 suit purchasers, for sale at KIngs
- corner by ]. B. WALKER.
Feb. 20, lS45.
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ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

ESTRAYS-Tippah County.
Taken up by Davis Williams, living l6 miles
North of Ripley, one Roane Horse, with star
in his forehead, 20 brands, supposed to be or
8 years old, Is hands high; Appraised to $3O'
Taken up by z. Minor, living about IA
miles North Of Ripley, near the road leading
from thence to La Grange, one bay oney,black
name, tail and legs, supposed to be about 8
wears old no marks perceivable; Apr to $50
N. Nj. ARMOUR, Ranger.
January Sd l646-4-3w
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Lilo u or $ .

yrusr received fresh supply Of brandy, WINE WINE
~ gin and whiskey-Port ana Madar'e VIII" -
The best quality for sale al Kings corner by
may, le4i. . D. "AI~sA'
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Fine BrandieS.

superior article of Brandy and Brand Che
res. Wines Of various kinds. old Holland Gin
with manv kinds Of liquors too tedious 10 men'
t;on. all OF which will be sold low by
Feb. 20, l645. . d. " AAhhH'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-01
Ei.b, Days Later from Europc,

The steamship Unicorn arrived at Bos-
ton at = o'clock on the 18Th, from Liver.
poor, which port she left on the l9,h III,
The Unicorn had a terrible passage.
a constant succession of gales and head
winds lmpeded her. She was frequently
embayed in fields Of ice, and had to M,
into ST. Johns for coal
The express with her news arrived in
Albany al half past Saturday morning.
The Treasury order has been issued to
admit forthwith the following articles at
reduced duties: bonds being given to paw
the old rate Of duty if the measure fails in
Parliament: Buckwheat and Indian corn.
one shilling per quarter; Buckwheat
meal, one shilling per cwt.; Indian meal
itcts per cwl.
Great disappointment, is expressed at
the non-arrival Of more important news
by the Cambria from Boston. Only a
single New York paper of the 2sth Of
Feb. was received.
The unlavorabIe news by the steamer
had but little effect in raising the cotton
marke'.--The sales during the week pre-
vlous to the 10Th of March had amounted
10 $4,000 bales.
The Manchester and Yorkshire mar.
kets are inactive. Large stocks and re-
ceding prices.
Government, had imported 100000
quarters of Indian Corn.
An effort is being made to reduce the
duties on tea.
The Oregon Question in The House
of Lords.-On the l7lh, Lord Clarendon
moved for more papers in relation to the
Oregon negotiations.
The motion was opposed by Lord
Aberdeen. His speech was conciliaing
and determined. 49, lie expressed the
strongest desire for peace, coupling it
with the assurance that il could vet be pre-.
served, and in,imaling that nothing would
be left unlone 10 preserve it consistently
with tho honor of the country.
Blu, he gave no information as to the
state of the negotiation. Nothing can be
inferred from The tone Of this conversa-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-01


'' 0"'P''"' W. - 'f'" michigan, Is ~ q
nv y year 's'' NC was divorced from
"'' "''' ',,u "'''upo" ne '"'"'d'a'''y married
TIT o'u'' Jus 'o" a""ui'u Inc decree
% u'o'''' 50 mat Tue non 3 h'eman has two
'''' '''' % ''''''f ''"'S i ''sa"'''''
he 81 Louis Republican states that gentle.
man. an on'Iquaied bachelor, is in that city en-
'D''' W. -''D'o'' ""e'' TIE proposes 10 purchase
7'a' ''"'r'' ""u '''>''' " '"'o d" aSl lam
'o' u's"'ue "'u'"S ana 'ema'cs' 'nd 10 purchase
I'I' '"' ''"' Tvs '''u 'h"'" out o. Tue 'e"''
u '''"
An "emInent divine (Dpw, Jr) thus takes
leave ct his readers tr a little season. My
"'''u'' .N'u'r my ABSENCE Il providence should
P'''"'' VIII '' VIII" you 's"n shorty II
'"'u" - !'u "''1 NV expect TIC mere quite 80
'o0"
y late visitor TO slug Sing describes Monroe
Hu"a'us DIS P''c anu ha9Sa'ui anu MS head mas
grow" qu"' grey
i Mrs. Powers recently Icit her home in Phil.
0d''Pha win her child to commit suicide, but
VINE" she so''o the Sch"y'k''' she says the chids
,'>'''' " NV '''''' J'os"''"'
L., 49, ''' N1"'"'', '"e o'''u'"'
-, ~, '',",o W NV ''''"u''
'''','' "''' - u''
az '''
J, -, ''> ''' ''N' 1'' o'O! '''e sur
''''''''
nc Sn"e' OF pretty woman are the tcars OF
f"'''1t"'' o''' uio"
III, rr
''''V'" "'Pi'"e'' anu
T.. ro,uy 81, h,,ho,t,, ,,;.,, .;.,.-.,.'',,
is generally the creates, eooI
,,, ..,
', INV '"''"'
slate. ..,o hoo, m e,,,b1ro,o D,o,I ~. lab
the cate Of New Jerusalem orl ro,oi, ana ,r,ta
hinges on the cellar door of the Internal regions g"
Now u,m,.bi,o son or,to u,,,,
ploson of poetry, speaks Of a h,jy-hi, love
"whose bcsoms like a wbilcvasbcJ fence"
Th0 n,,,o.s,t., ;......,r W..
nebago county, has been changed to Rockton.
Th, nan, ,,.,,.,, NJ. VI.
r,c,n,o, of snuff rhe ,yh,os ,,,oj ,I,,, ,o n,,.
= man mi, - be ,u,,-,Ja,
r. Crawford Wilson has issued prospectus
for the publication Of A whir dailv in Chicago. ,o
he called the Dull. ChyoDick. II il no, Dick
Wilson, the man that make, the editorials far
the journal.
Wasbine shirts wears Them ou, Who, ,boy
get Jirtv rub them n,e, urh ch,,k rcono,,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-01

can tell him, sir the whole people of Massa-
chIsrts hold him and his love, his principles, his
spocche-, his verariiy, and his value Of ruth, in
ulrr--Nhat shall say in ANYTHING but
respect. don't know their motives. say the
n'lud oi the man seems to he grorrsqu 6,sGrs-
hN II - rather the carlcatufc Of mind than a
mind ii>esi. Sir, We scmctim's usG phrase tor
Tdwrd from mechanics, when We SIC man oi
s"nr kn0N ledge and ii,tc ul,ut, Nho Is found
absolutely incapable oi producing ANY thing use.
iul--we say, 'therc is screw loose >omo here.
In this case the screws are l'usc all over. The
whole machiue i fickrty, d-i"iulcd, and crack
ING; n "i,cn pressed dawn a. pressed TAP; - OF
ten iniirnu, to those "ho use II, as doing injury
to others.
Mr.. lnEcr-ol has yet made no other rcjoinler
t. this fdriOu. attack. that To- relerllc IN the
hous Ia a >hnu speech long series Of charges
against Mr. Webster, and To procure the adop-
ton IA resolution calling upon the state depart
men, ilr documents which he says will prove his
chsrsrs. When these are Laid before ,hc house
d'uhllr>s there viii be renewal Of this fight OF
The lions.
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The rumor was rife at latest dates in ST. Louis
and New Orleans tina, Mexico had formally dc.
clared war against the L. ). The authority up
On which THIS runor was ba,e is found in tic sui
Joined note 10 the editor OF the st. Louis Rcpor-
tor, from passenger on the Peytona, from New
Orleans, April ?
S. Penn, jr.-Herewith send you memo
randum from the maulie, Of the steamship Ala
bama--29 hours from Galveston. She arrived N
New Orleans on the pol Ins'. at 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
"Oh the bar Of Southwest Pass, spoke the L. )
steamer Col Harvey, direct from Brasos Santa
20. and bound for New Orleans. The Harvey re-
pir,s shat war has been declared by Mexico
against the u. s., and that the whole OF the Mex.
lean coast was under blockade from Fort Jack
son."
ALyices a day later from New Orleans, howe
ever, contradict this tumor. 1t grew gu, of an
order received 10y the commander of the station
at Brasos Santiago from Gen. Tay l,r, jus, as the
Col. Hanry sailed, to stop certain supplies that
were to pass there on their way to the Mexican
army near Meianoras.
The Mexican forces had assembled to the num-
Der of about 1000 on the lett bank OF the Ri,
Granje, aud Gen. Taylor is cnlrenched immedi-
ately opposite. The Mexican commander had
given formal notice to Gen. Taylor 10 retire to
the Neuces, which he claims to be the proper
Texan boundary, or he would be attacked, To
which Gen Taylor returned answer that he was
there by order Of Gis government, aud would
maintain lis position.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-01
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Gro. SMITH, it is announced with an air If iri.
umph in the whig papers. TINT would not. howe
YER he understood as saying a word Ia favor OF
the Wisconsin Insurance Company, has return
ed to Chicago, sale aud sound, without having
been to Scotland Our Authority Tor saving that
he had 9, ne u Scotland was the statement 81 the
Porcupnc. added to our positive information that
he Ind left Chicago lor the east. We have learn
al since, hcweycr, that he has been at Washing
tan, probably settling up with the Secretary OF
the Treasury, as we see 10y the Milwaukee Cou-
rrr that the mlscallrd Insurance Company is no
niger a government depository. The readiness
Of the public to believe that he had ,igDei, how.
ever, shows the opinion they have Of him. aud
that they daily expect such an event. And, ill.,
deed, hardly different estimate can be had Of a
man who carries on business in contempt Of
law, and under an assumed name.