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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01
From the NJ o. Picoyuns, 20th instant.
REYNOSA TAKEN.

Return Of the Committee Of the Legislature,
&C., &c.
Jus, before the committee left Matamo-
ras, Major Ogden arrived from above,
with the information that The detachment
Of regulars and volunteers under Colouel
Wilson had taken The town of Reynosa
without meeting any opposition. 1t was
thought that the navigation Of the Rio
Grande was practicable to Camargo-if
80, that town would be the mex, in The or
der of conquest. From this point, Ca
margo, preparations would be made for
penetrating the interior. g
Before the committee left the Rio Grande,
intelligence Of The death Of Gen. Tore.
Jon reached Matamoras. II IS said he died
of fever. After the battles of TIN 9th
and 9Th of May, it was thought he was
killed in one or the other ofihose actions.
He was The commander of the Mexican
division ,ha, captured Capt. Thornlon's
command.
There was no certain knowledge 10 the
American camp as to The position of the
Mexican army, but i, was generally sup
posed to be Monterey. ltwae also conf
deally asserted that Gen. Aris,a and Am
pudia had both left the army fortthe capi-
ial. the latter charging Arista with having
betrayed the army, and Arista charging
Ampudia wi,h cowardice. -.
: A passenger reports that. an express ar.
rived at Matamoras on the 9th inst, with
Intelligence, THAT a reinforcement Of 5000
.Mexica ans had arrived 'at1 Monterey ,.as he
says, andeI Arisia. We give thesumof
DO We heasis -!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01
Crrr OF AusrlS, tTexas) May ~.

Indian 7matY.-Through the polite
ness Of Gov. Butler, who arrived in town
on Sunday last. from the Treaty Ground,
we have learned that treaty was conclnd-
ed and signed at the Council Springs
above the mouth ofTahuacaua Creek on,
the Brazos River, on the, 10th inst, be-
tween the u, IS. Commissioners and lall,
or nearly all the border tribes Of Indians
Eleven tribes--the Comanches, Wichi,as,
Tancahuas, Towash, Wacos Talluscan7s,
Keechies. Ainafs, (Ionies) )sAnadarcos,
Caddoes, LipansS and their associate bands
were fully represented in the Council All
these tribes, with the exception, it is said,
of 10 or l2 Wuhitas residinsin the Wi
chiia Mountains ON the other side of the
Red River, evinced the utuios. confidence
and good faith in the treaty. ALI ahe chiefs
signed The treaty, aud pledged themselves
to point our, and aid the! authorities OF the
Government in identifying and bringing
TO punishment all offenders orsloialors Of
the treaty. sq-QiEa @ -, . '-i-a; h
gg A delegation from all the tabes above
enumerated amounting in al. 40 between
80 and 30 chiefs and principal men, have
gone bysland 10 Washington City. in COM
4papy with Col Lewis; one Dfthea asbmnhis:
isionefs, and somesN Northern ipdians' ~to
pay a visit 10 stheir Great F fHesr,.and 10
iearnsomeihing.of f,hei icharaese kaHd mode: :
:of life OF their white brethren. The male
rial obisci, ID aihi0 8visit, (which we ,hlna
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01

depending snEeaeh hefthsbstter. Z Nssl .1s..l
,urais ais.in,erest fbege,s ts.rong friendships,
an.lrreatly decreases, The. chances olMar' DIV,
and I, above commerce TO spread 'ctslhz-
aiioi and christiauity 'to:the remotestco cor.
Bsjaye,mte my. dear sir, ir,.--,-,,...s...~,s;
Ever sincerely yourfriend, "
-: WILLIAM BROWN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01
From The Savannah Georgian,l

From The Savannah Georgian.
p We publish The following extract OF
leiter from gentleman at Point IsaheL TO
a friend iu this City, with which we have
been politely furnished. The intelligence
Of the improved condition Of tho gallant
Mcintosh, is cheering 10 all his friends in
this Cits aud elsewhere. The letter is dated
June 7.
"Il affords me The greatesI pleasure 10
be able to inform you that Col. Mcintosh
continues to improve slewly. although
still m his back. His wounds are gradually
healing up, and lie is able to sit up little
during the day. lie has been very much
debiliialej. but l think his strength is
returning The wound in the arm is doing
remarkably we'll +; and will, in The course
Of few days, heal up altogether. That
in the neck has in great measure ceased
10 discharge in tho mouth. but~still con-
,inues to DO so on the outer wound of the
neck. The Dr.. thinks it will close soon,
at eas. We all hope so.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01

.s,.liarish Explosion at Smyrna.-The.
'tCourief des- Etats Unis," states thai o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01

The New-Orleans TrJptc Of the 18Th
inst, says.- A letter was receiHed in. town
Yesterday, which stated that Gen. krista
had seat proposals 10 Gen: Taylor for an
arrnislice, and that he Had esi ablished his
head quarters a, Monterey with 5OO0pen.
Gen. Taylor rs said to have Sent back as
answer that she would meet General
Arista al Monterey"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01

q q brow IN The Senate. Tsf will ,sa aa. !.
much opposition 10 IL and much djfielitF a. !.
10 It's details. The measure Will sd0sissa. u
.doubtedly, promote the cohmeree and d,tfse tK
navigation Of The country; r,proys tho ;ssss1
revenue, and benefit consumers: ss ay,:sti's
The obiect Of Commander Slide Maessstss. y
:kenzie's Mission 10 Hayannas ssbeel gsM
yariousy represented. Some lave sur. ss7
posed that thaslreference to Sara An %
mas projects of revoIuinnizipg dexieo. ,gii
and requiring power, ead kingy Peaese@ ~, :
with The United States. But ihe sy1wed ass 10
object Of his visit is to ascertain whether
there is 10 he any privaieeridg agdinst0dr
commerce. aud it. so, TO take measures g 81
preven, i, and, ;aIso, 10 pure stfle etsos
Mexican steamers for this government
The rumor is confirmed. .t6af the Senay6S
will take in hand measures for adjgssi6
fhe Mexican dificgIiY MT: Mel cl11tis5ssss
TO introduce The: measure aibSlo..
on you may reInember. endsa ay1rsd ln taye
the wor bin postponed. IF he hadssoes
ceeaed, he would. as he had 5aids 10 his
friends, have offered proposition ell,as
would have prevented the war. and Ten:
dered 1t unnecessary a. x ihss rs ssssft u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01

Exports to Livsrpool.-The packet ship
iHagrave, Capt. J. Bailey, cleared a, Bal
timoFe, some days since, with The follow
ing cargo for Liverpool:--57U0 barrels Of
Flour; 1889 bushels Of Corn; 124 bales Of
Cotton; 200 boxes Adamanline Candles;
800 barrels Lard $50 sides Leather; 200
dry Hides; 10000 Horns; case and
box Merchandise; 1850 hhd. Slaves; |;
.l000;bafret do.a. t.z3:.,
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sons Of The forest aIidea OF The pow e. and
resoufces Of the United SIa,es,) is iohS
upon line, which the Commissioners
FWeresnot authorized TO settle The terms
of the treaty, with The exception OF this
point were definitely settled BY the Com
missioners, and are substantially the fol-
lowing
Their tribes acknowledge themselves
under the protection of the United States.
and recognize 10 other authority, Pleds'ng
themselves 10 perpetual amity and friend
Sfiip With THE people 6f the Quilted States,
and all other friendly Indians. :.
They agree h6, TO form alliahccs with
The 'ehenies Of the country. and to give
,ndtice OF shy contemplated invasion or
danger.
Each tribe 10 TO give notice Of any vo-
la,ion Of The treaty onthe part Of the other:
They are TO give up all prisoners. and
aid the authorities of the United States in
la6btAi1ihg them.
Us They pledge themselves 10 desls' from
aA.murder and depreciation. and TO ser
|render nll offenders 10 be tried by The laws
tiofthe United Ststes.
The United States have the rish, to es-
tabHsh agencies aid trading houses among
t3them. and TO establish military posts, DC
~ They concede to the United States, the
right Of control over all trade and inter
course. aud willin no instance seek per.
sonal redress. for injuries either to persons
Or property, ibut viii 10 such cases apply
TO the United States agent.
They .Goncede the righ, TO introduce
among them Ministers Of the Gospel and
lichpol teachers. -.
They agree 10 prohibit the introduction
Of spirituGus liquors among Them, and to
give notice Of tho violation Of this provis'
ion.
The United States, in consideration OF
these s,ipula,ions on the part Of the seve-
! tal Indian tribes represented al the treaty,
agree to make peace for them with all
their enemies, to give hem presents every
| fall, &c.. as usual IN similar treaties.
The L -se.t-as and Mescaleros, number
ing together about 5000 souis. who are
branches vi the Lipans and allies Of the
Comanches. and came recently from the
Mexican prairie. are included among the
tribes represented a, tse Treaty. The
Co.uanchcs arc anxious to conciliae them.
Que willie Child aud four Mexican boys
were iranseli,ed from tic Comanches. The
two Parker children were seem and ar.
| raneenients havo been made 10 procure
them by frost.
We learn that the C6n,hiissiohers have
| written Ie4er 10 the Goyefnor recon-
| mending tha, The citizens, either surveyors
or o,hes parties, do not proceed above the
settlements nnIil line he agreed to and
fually confirmed. -.
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VI Il 10" aos ~ u0oi W nNoe5S'
in the neck has in great measure ceased
10 discharge in tho mouth. but still con-
tinues to DO 80 on the outer wound of the
neck. The DR.. thinks it will close soon.
at leas. we all hope so.
Cap,ai,s Walker.-It is stated that
"durins the time Capt. Walker was
confined in the Castle Of Perote as prison,
or oil war. the flag staff was blown down.
Tho prisoners. or portion OF them. Cap.
w. being one. were ordered 10 replace it..
Before The pole was replaced, Walker
took from his porket half dime and drop.
ped it into the step, and turning TO Dan
Henrie and Gen. Green, who were also
prisoners, said, for one, pledge my word
and sacred houor. that if live. shall yet
see thar piece Of American coin again.
From the chivaIiy displayed, theie is yet
e fair prospect Of his fulfilling his word
Esedl,e.-The Alabama Journal OF tho
18th instant, mentions that John II. Pc
eers, who was arrested 10 this city some
months ago OH a charge of forgery, and
confined in Tallapoosa Jail. awaiting a
new trial, having been convicted at the
last term Of the Circuit Court, effected his
escape IA few nights ago, by making hole
in the brick wall and letting himself down
ty a blanket. The Journal in speaking Of
the occurrence, calls him ",he Charleston
lawyers" an error " hich we beg 10 correct,
as the gentlemen OF the Charleston bar
a mos, honorable profession, have no wish,
we suppose. tha, people abroad should be-
lieve that any one Of their number was
convicted of felony. Mr.. Peters, though
a native Of Charleston aud originally ad-
rni,fed 10 the bar in this city, never prac-
tised bis profession here, but Immediately
aftee his admission removed 10 Alabama,
aud has been ever since, until the day Of
his arrest, "an Alabama lawyer" "Ren-
lder Unto Cesar the things that are Co.
isar's."--Evening Ne,os.
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
Doct. w. 2. SaYle

yMRAVING established himself permanently
IA in Yszoo City, for theentre purpose Of
practising Medicine, Surgery and ODttetncs--
would represent 10 the public that he has had
l6 wears experience in the profession, during
which time he has repeatedly performed most OF
The ca ptal operations 10 surgery and obstetrics,
viz for calculus or stone 10 the bladder, frac-
tured scull, ampulatiens, strabifmus and the va
rious forms Of 6stala and dropsies, instrumental
obstetrics &c. His Office Opposite the Post Of
fee, where be will be found ready to give prompt
attention to an cases confded to his care
Jan. 10, 1916. 10
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15

WRITING SCHOOL.

M K. Dolbear, Author of the SCIENCE O.
w PENMANsHIP, from his Writing Estab.
lisment New Orleans, will give public
Lecture at the Presbyterian Church (at
early candle.hght) on Wednesday evening
Goth inst.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to ii.
tend. Should Class be formed snsmedi.
Gtely, MI D. will give course Of lessons.
When permanship is taughtas a Science
(inStead Of by imitatDOn) there is positiue
certainty that all persons can learn to write
any style they choose with ease, elegance
and rapidly. There is no more necessity
for writing a slOw, iIlegi6Ie, Oramped or vI.
gar hand than there is for using vulgar
and incorrect language or remaining ignor-
ant Of the Science Of arithmetic. Pupils
from Ito 60 years Ofsge may receive equal
benefit. Lessons given in one week. All
applications must be made immediately.--
Mr.. D. may be seen at Mr.. Wright's Hotel.
Refer to circulars for the opinion OF Gen.
Jackson, Martin Van Buren,, Gov. Roman,
Gen. Gaines, Gov. Gayle, Gov. Jones,
Col. R. NJ. Johnson, Col. Benton, Bishop
Otey, Bishop Miles, the Mayors of New
Orleans, Mobile, Louisville &C., Rev. Drs.
Lindsey, Camp, Edgar, Chamberlain &c,
&c. &c.
Ialy 2slh. 1916. AIT
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
HoLMFn CoUNTY.

70 oil persons interested 10 the lands,
teHemsnls and heFedlaments Of Will.
lam w. Williams decoassd;-Y are
hereby cited to be end appear before the
Probate Court Of Holmes county, at the
Court House thereof, on the let Monday 10
September mex. ensuing, theO and there to
answSr the petition Of William LuDsford,
guardian Of Ann MaFiah Jackson, q minor
heir Of Ann jackson deceased, and heir Of
William w. Williams, deceased, Elizabeth
Matthews aOd William Matthews her hus.
band aud Beajamin Atkinson, guardian TO
Mary Williams, all heirs OF said William
w. Williams deceased, for the sale Of the
lands tenemenls and heTediIimenls Of said
William w. Williams deceased, 10 witt
the west half Of the south east quarter, OF
section IL; and east half Of south east
quarter Of section Is, all in township IL
range 3 easl, lying and being ~ Holmes
county, MississIPpI;-snd also, the follow
Jog lands, TO wit,--lhe west half aOuth west
quarter, section 5; east half south east
quarter, section Z; west half Of the north
east quarter Of section z; east half Of the
north east quarter Of section Z; and east
hall Of The north ealI quarter Of section nine
ell in township 9, range west lying ADD
being in Yszoo county Mississippi, and 10
show cause if any they can, why the above
lands, tenemenlS and Entertainments should
not be- sold, and fOther do and suffer such
things, as shall be considered and ordered
in the premises by The Court aforesaid.
WITNESS The Hon AIVah Wilson, Judge
Of PrObales, the first MOnday..Of July, A, d.
1916. and seal OF said court
Issued 9th day OF July, a. D. 1916.
A. 9. OTEY, Clerk.
By NEAL M'EACHERN, Dep
July Is, ls46. 4O,6t.
LansdaIo s. Dyer, Solicitors.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15

dem chat 4 her Meiesiy's Government will
watch with the utmost vigilance the pro-
gresS Of events, and win omit no favorable
oppOrtunityOi employing their best efforts
with both beligerenta, in order to calm their
animOsiiieS, and restore peace between the
two countries"
The runnOr, not long since prevalent,
that England had PrOaered her mediation
in the difficulties betweenthe United States
and Mexico, has been cOntadictedi but this
latter proves that it was not altogether un-
founded. The Earl of Aberdeen states
that British interests cannot fail to suffer
most deeply from such state Of things"
and promises that the British Govern.
ment will omit no favorable opportunity" Of
interposing.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15

The Way THEY MANAsE.-In the dis.
recently represented in Congress by
Mr. ancey, there are five democratic can.
didates and only one wing candidate, to fill
the vacancy. This is the way the demo.
cratic party frequently manage to secure The
elections Of 'Ohigs in districts largely dem.
cCratic.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
NEW GOODS.

hrOpshire, Coleman y CO.,
Lave just received fromthe Eastern
Cities and New Ofleans, a we'll &c
sort and desirable stock u SUMMER
Cop. consisting Of almost every varieIy
Of Splo and Fancy Goods, Of the latest
styI, and newest fashions,
BOFETs, SHOES, d BOOTS, CLOTH
10, HARDWARE, GROCERIES
ANDtPRODUCE,
whid they invite their friends, and the
publ to call aud examine, and which they
PRONE 10 sell at the lowest rates for cash
Y4oO Cuy, May 9Th, 1916.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
interp0sIng.

Ex.GOv. McNUTr.-The last number Of
the MississipPian announces by authority
that Ex-GOy, McNutt will not consent to
become q candidate for Congress should
Col. Davis resign his seat. It his inten-
ton to devote his entire attention to his pro.
isssion.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
NOTICE.

A Ii persons holding the allegations Of the
IA ComMRRctAL BANK or MANcHEsTER, the
Bills OF the Bank or otherwise. are hereby noti-
fed to present the same az the Counter ofasaid
Bank, il Yazoo City, for payment.
JOHN ?. BAILEY,
JOHN /. WILSON,
]. w. BARNETT,
Commissioners.
YazOo city, Oct. 2s. Is45. 4-tC
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
Strayed

MNROM the subscriber living three miles East
Of Yazoo City, about the fFst Of February
last, large black mare Mule. She has been
stiAeb in the LETT hind leg, and corded in the
right, whichleft a scare on it. Any person Dc.
livering the ABOVE descrihcd mule to the sub
scrber will be literally rewarded.
Yagoo CITY, miesout Eaa 18th June, 1916.
36.4t F. G. STEWART. .
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15

lust received and Tor sale, 9 likely young,
q able bodied negro men, one q Bla;ksmith
she other Geld hand Desirable property. City
peeepiaRce, or cash will be received in payment
SV BJACKMAN, SCOTT K co.
ReRaFeuces AZ 10 title SC. MessFa BSlmes g. Co.
Yssoo city, July 91sb, 1916. ~.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
II 8 m.Oval,

GWEN g. THARP
II FE removed Sbove the Bayou, Op.
~ os,te Messrs. Link q HSrrison's,
whore hey continue % keep a general
stock Groceries, PrOduce, &C., also to
PuFchi 10 or store. and ship cotton.
JulR0h, 1916. 4ltw
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
Dental Surgery.

nRy B SCRIPTORE DENTAE Sun.
~ GkN, tenders his PfofessiOaal servi-
oes to thlcitizeDs Of Yazoo C1y and vicinity
and promes that his Operati shall give entire
satishct3n to those who may favor him with
their pstpnage. file may pc found at Or. w,
P. SayIeb Office.
July 18th, 1916. 40 II.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
Dry Goods. Groceries &c.
42.lt

lust received per Steamer Meteor, direct
q from louisville, Kentucky, supply Of
BGgging, Rope and Urine (6est 6rahds,)
Jeans, Linseys, and Feathers.
Also from New Orleans, Salt, Sugar, Coffee,
Teas Wines, and old Whisky, Resets, Bro
gems, fine Boots and Shoes; all Of which are for
sale on liberal terms by ]. w, DABBS.
YaEno City, July 2lst, 1916. 43-f.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
DAILY LINE
Of Two Horse Coaches.

OF Two Horse COacnes.
TWJE viii run DAILY LINE OF TWO
w HORSE COACHES from THIS pitee 70
Benton, carving the MAIL. Passengers NAV
rely on hritf aOcommndaied daily. Having eE-
iEa Coaohts, we can accommodate any number
Of pasengers-lessink YaSeo City, Monday.
Wednes Avs and FRIDAYS AZ O'Clock, A. y
Leave Benton sane daJsat O'Clock, ?. N
On Tuesdays, ThursdatS and Saturdays leavf
YHtoo CITY 20 O'Clock A. rs. Leave Beuton
cane day6 af 8 O'Clock A n.
IA. RUSSELL q BROTHER
Vase Cts, luly Is, 1885. to-L
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
IN STORE,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
STAPLE DRY GOODS

AFTHE YAzOO CITY LIVERY STABLE
A SUPERIOR Mich Gov 90 rale by
"a BLACKMANi SCOIT q co.
June -, 1916
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
Doctors willard & COrbin

HAVING associated themselves togeth-
IL or il Inc practice Of Medicine, offer
their services 10 the citizens Of KazOO CITY
and adjoining country.
OFFICE on Jefferson street, Formerly
occupied BY G. F. Hamer ESD where
they can always be found, unless engaged
in their profession.
YszOo city, May IL, 1916. S2.6m.
E. L. W1LLARD. r. r. CORBrN.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15

RUR Black smith and Wood shop to Ms8erS
" Robinegt a. Dean Who viii carry on the
Black Saith sud Wood work Business opposite
our sable at our Reduced prices and WI be
prompl at they have rlrmanently loeated iof
that purpose their prices are Fey moaeiate'
- BLACKMAN SCOTT 4 co.
Msrrh 10Th. 1916
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
Yazoo City Livery Stable.

FNR ORsEs, Mules, Negroes, 60, &c, bought
IsSg and sold on commission. We are pre-
pared 10 take care of Travellers, DrOveIs aud
Traders, aud hope to give general satisfaction
as regards fare and prices.
BLACKMAN. SCOTT & Co.
Jefferson street, Yhzoo City.
Feb 25, 1916. 90
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
THE VIM HOTEL.
HMR N@ 0SRXn

&Ah SV W11 1R
IDHE undersigned takes this method Of nfOr-
Z ming the travelling public that he has he
come the proprietor Of the well knoWn Tavern
stand formerly occupied by Mrs. Whitman,
and having rtftted and placed it in complete
order, is now FULLY prepared TO render entire
subtraction to all who may call on him. His
table will be constantly supplied with all the
subslantials and delicaeies that the market can
aaord. Every comfort and attention which his
psrsouOl efforts can furnish will be strictly aud
oleerfully given to his guests. His bills viii be
moderate and satisfactory ass stantI atten-
tive; and nothing lett undone to make the
WINN HOTEL smphatieally the TRAVELLERS
Home. X. d. VIM
December 10 lelS. lO-tG
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
LIST OF LETTERS

DREAMING in the Post Office at YazoO
h Cab Mississippi. on the 3Oth of June,
1916 Il not taken out within three months,
they vii be sent to the General Post Office as
dead L4ters.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15

A.'AnnOr,----J. N. DEvLia.-..J. P. Cno'LET.
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situations, &r. Wanten.

WANTED-A situation By & Respectable Woman. g
w COOK WASHER A-G iro1er, DO general kose-Ec-k
n qr-Fzts fanly Be- cty I=t-scuce a-ulv
3 q Moist mp stsirs- IS =.