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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

HNHE Store of the Subscriber will be weelly L- replenished with NEw GooDs, from the New York, Boston and Philadelphia Importing Houses, and from all the principal American manufacturers. Among his extensive assortment may bo Souu,ss all kinds of IA Ise Letter. Cap Drauing, Note aad Fancy PqPes;
 White, Bgf g. Enameled Eaeelcpes; Papier M,the, ROsesOOOd, lfahogaag & Leaaer
 Writing Desks, Work Bores, 8c; ClOth, Leather and Popier Mache POvtgslos.
 From S7h cts. to $500 each; All styles of Card Gases and POrte Msnnaiss;
 Wallets and Pocket Books
 Steel, SilL and Kid Purses; Bankers' Cases;,
 Ls5in's Celebrated Genuine Perfames;
 FarinG's UmiUaled C0lcgne; Bridal, GlOue s. Handterchief PerfGmed Bozes,
 Building Blocks, Wood Alpkabets; Veluet, Iron, Tin and India Rubber Toys; .l Pearl q Irory Iablets; .. Cfying Babies; China, War and Rubber DOls;
 Games foo numerous to mention; ai
 Magnets. Masks, q Magic Lanterns; Haiv, Cloth, Hat, Tooth, NaI q Leiher Brushes,
 Gentlemen's Dressing Cases; > Shell and Horn Dressing Combs; Lrory Combs;
 Ladies' Companions, Spool Stonds;
 All kinds Rubber Balls; Ksta LigAts; Harmonicans. Pickpicks. Saad Toys, Tea Bslb;. Opera C1asses Toilet $. 7IaveGng Glasses;
 Thermometers and BaSOmeters; Tooth PO,cder, Hair Oils, Toilet 8,Shauiag Scope. Chessmen, DOminoes, Back Common Boards,
 ChessbOards; Dice; Checkrrs; Se,cing Birds, sir kinds, from g s to 62I cents: Penknives, Scissors and Shears; 4 splendid assortment of Gold Pens, in Gold and !Silver Cases, Ssel Pens, Fyey Styles; Pen MJs and Qsills Letter Seals or Stamps, al styles; The best of War, scarranted to burn .fise; Water Colors, from 6 cents to s4.OO per bor. Fancy Paper and Glass Bores; Transparent, Porcelain and Paper Slases, 4 large assortment cf Visiting q Wedding Cards: Stationery Articles in general; Erey kind ef Legal S' Probae Raaaks; Wsdasng Stationery aud " Fsrins," ," best q.alitia:
 Patent Blot Pads; Diaries; a Ledgrs, Day q Cask Bcoks. Journals, 8c. Biank Notes, Dvqfs, Orders, Due Bills, 8c. 8c,
 Lett1 Copying Presses, BOoks q Ink; Mathematical Lnstr.men.s; Blottiag PapsEs; Paper Folders and Paper Weigh.s; Erassss:
 Newspaper Files and Wires;
 Mouth Glue q M.ciiage; Lndelibls Inks,
 Black, Blue, Red q Violet Lnks; X Inkstamds, of One Hundred d;6srent uariesies ALI of the above described articles can be found in greater profusion and variety than elsewhere in New England, besides other articles too numer. ous to mention. Call and see for yourself They will be sold at the lowest prices, either at whole sale or retail. D3- Particular attention given b the PAPER and ENvELoPE TRADE, at 10 STATE STREET, HARTFORD, Or, by ELIHU GEER 9D Every kind and style of Jon, CARD and BOOK PRINTING, by Steam, executed as heretofore. Large additions of NEW TYPE and MACHINERY are being made this year, to the already most extensive Printing Establishment of
 ELIHU GEER, 10 STATE sr
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
q L Web6,

HAS just received an assortment of New Dry Goods of a g ,od Quality. Also Paper Hsngng., Fresh Hyson. Young Hyson, Skin. and Black Teas. M q su ,eIi"r flavor, and most kinda of Dry Groceries, and . very superior article of Old French Brandy and Holland Giu. expressly for medicinal purpo- ses.
 LiichfeId. May Aih 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
Millinery.

MISS IVES has j's, returned from New Yok with choice selection of New Spring Millinery. ' Goshen, April 18th, 1853. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
9eleak 9clnOOl.

MISS HARRIET E. HOLBROOK will open sessca School fur yo1ag hdies, h tnl6 village, on Taesday, I9sh inst. aia ssssas N, Terms, peF qaaEses ot Is wesks- sls \ :. Common EnalIsh Bgenchas. e&
 Roesny. Algebga and Rhel0Eic, e&
 Lisch6eld. APssl lash. tess.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
Paper nangipgs. &C.

WE have ju"i receIvcd large lot of Pa. per Hanging" Od Shadss. Sc. direct fio,r the Manufactures among Which are some beautiful eIs las which we shall cell low.
 ALvoRD G BROTHER. WOlcotivilIe. April @ 1883.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
Leonard Stone

RESPECTFULLY offers h.S services L" the inI'abiiaBts oi LnclIf Id snd vicIn'ty, as Joiner and CaTpenIeF. Also has an assOri. ment ots Pine Lumber which ho will sell cheap for cash.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

The lOcns of Bridgeport balloied on Thursday !ar Postmaster. The Old Hun ker caRiidaIe was defeated. Young Amer- ica prevailed, two t0 one.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

Wom0n's Rights.-Lacy Stone related an incident when here las, Fall. says Mrs. Bloomer. in her paper. published at Sen "ca Falls. which it will not be amiss to relate in this connection. She entered a cabinet shop somewhere in Mass schu- setts, not long previous. and was surp'is. ed to see two women at wo,k there. One was working at the turning lathe. getting out table legs-ano,her making drawers for tables. She wa,ched them. 'and, said she. l dit not see but the woman at the lathe turned the legs as neatly and smoothly as man could do it. And the woman who made the drawers struck the nail on the head as true. and finished her wO'k as we'll as msn could do it. asked her if she liked the business: she said she did. TO be sure. said she, it makes our hands larger ard ha,der. but 1 rather haze hari hand with ten shil. Iings s day in it. than a soft delicate hand with two shillings day. This sentiment IS being adopted by many women in our country. Ahaid hand and ten shillings a-day is a thing to be proud of. Let it prevail, and woman wi! not long be the dependent creature Of for~er days. or be forced 10 mary for a home and support
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
Goshen Academy.

The san.Imcr sesslun of IhIs School will commence Monday. May 9nd, 1853, and continue twenty-five weeks.
 3,aI4 JAMES O. RICE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
GrOcerfes.

WE have made large add.'ons to cur stock and are sble Ic .fsr 10 our friends good bar- gains. Call and see. ALvORD & BRO.
 Wolco,ivilie, April slb, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.

The Hartford Daily Times wall be furnished to those who drsi,e Legislative Reports, avs cents curing the session, or &l including the Laws.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
&aassfaeg G00MR.

large assortment in store suitable toI the seasO'.; eur friends whO wi ssh 10 make q good selection canR',t come f0o soon.
 ~" NLvORD & BROTHERS. WoIeOtiviIlO, April 2, 1858. S
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
NaW Goods.

JUST received at F. D. McNeil's, . vel seIecsed assortment Of Dry Goods Snd Gro ceriss Or Che Spring Trade.
 LtchGeld. ApFil l4 teSa. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
SELLING OFF

AT MANUFACTURER PRICES. 2OOO pieces of Paper Hang,ngs. Also, TOO pieces O,l Landscape and plain Cunalns. Now's yome time Cor Bargains, at
 BRADFORD'S, Wolcotiville.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

Some idei Of the business done upon the railroads of the West may he formed ny the following, from the Detroit Daily Ad- veriiser al the 29l:
 On Wednesday there started from ihe 9"dly city of DetrOlt, a 'ra," of eighty Eve freight ca:s in one string. propelled by two of Ihe mos, powerful locomotives in the country. The train was b"mnd for Chicago, and the greater part of i,s vast IbaG vas carried [" iiie mes chants of that thriving village. S,nce the frs; of Apr,l. just such trains have started aln,os, daily from the depot of the Central Railroad for tie same place. O., Thursday evening a passenger train Jeff the drp"I for ihe W cst composed nt twenty nine of ,i'e splendid new passenger aud baggage cars of thus coz pany. containing 300 passengers and alm"s, a quarter "t a mile in length.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

PLOTTING IL.--The Harrisburg U"m" saws ,I,a, ihr Pennsylvania LegisIa iure fnrg: in provide for 'iur payment of a few days go ID g feast extended [" Ihe L"> Hisla'ure "c Maryland, wh" visited H*rr s. burg "n invl,aInn, as guests Of the State
 The landlord will therefore be deprived oi ,he Use of that anouni f,r a year 10 come
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
Ground Plaster.

oOO TONS GROUND PLAS TER, fo sale by the sunscrber ., the mills near th Depot at WOlcotivilIe.
 CLARK B. DOWNS. May 2d, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

.NesU Spring Goods. A general assortment 0f NEW GOODS, suitable E'r the season, just received by April 20, 1855 c. ADAMS & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

ONtss sW 4 SEEes.s'6aas0ss WILL give Irssons in Music and the French Language. TeTms per Q"ar:er-Plano es 1; Thorough Base Se; Preach S5.
 LiichfeId, APnl 97ih.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

THE celebra'rd Horse ZENITH, and a fine biooded MORGAN Horse, will stand the ensuing season ai inc stable of ihe sub scriber in Wolcoltv.l.e.
 Al. FRENCH. Wolco' vlIe, May 2d, 1888.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
LINEN HANDKERcHIEFs,
NEW HOODS g WEST CORNWALL. PRATr & FOSTER a

900 ZOAaS kSE@eGes. A Y ground or in the slO"e; aIso lC0 Bushsls Clover and Timothy Seed.
 They slso invite the aft n'io. ofpuFehsserS to their large and extensive assortment 0f Dry Goods, Groceries. Caspels. Oh Claihs Featll. ITS, Chairs. Bcdsreads, Paints, Oils. lsou, steel, &c.,, &c.,. all oi wh'ch ~,il will he eold. ., prices that will m,ake ]. an obiec. for ihose wishing 10 puiehase to give Hs call. Y
 Yves, Cosnwall. Apslt l 1883. g *ew
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

Several breaks have occurred in tn, krie Canal and navigation is considers tly interrupted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
TO LET.

THE whole or par, of H. Aiigson's House. A Gardne. w'li be pu, on the place. oa ihes awner's account, to take care Of he garden. &c. Erqnlrc of DR. BEcKWlEH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
Roofs lsaee2 &hAeA.

WE are now making large adiAicaa lA ouE stock and ws mean togsassain the sepnaa- ion oG s,lilng q good a,iisIo fer low prieei
 ALvORD & BROTHER N Wolcoi'vfllo. Apnl elh IeS3. " N
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

A northern editor psrpetrates the fOl> loving A flock of sheep composed of all wethers' may be said to Fessm> ble OuT climate
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21
Tpnc epidemic ABROAD.

In New Orleans the number Of daily deaths
have very much decreased in nnmber-- On
the 18th inst, there were only 26 deaths from
Yellow Fever. and2l from other diseases. making
ia all a.
The number Of deaths daily reported at Mobile,
from Yellow Fever are about 25.--0n the
18th there were q deaths, up to 6 o'clock p m.
At vicksburg the epidemic is rather on the in
creas,--the mortality greater than during the
earlier stages Of the pestilence.
Il has broken out at Jackson, although it has
not been declared 10 be an epidemic yet
The yellow fever is said to be prevailing at al
the towns on the Mississippi river lromNew Or
leans to vicksburg and on many of the planta
/ iions.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21
Provisions Wnnfe.l.

The citizens remaining in town desire us to
say. that they are very much in need of fowls
butter and eggs, and request that the people in
The country who have these articles for sale will
either bring them in town, or John M. HoIlings
worrhs one naile from town on the Plank Road.
Or to the sPond," or to Mr. Cheathara's foul
miles south of the Pond; at each Of which places
they avili fnd ready market.
Il is thought that negroes might coma in town
and remain long enough, during the middle oi
the day, to dispose OF any amount Of these artl-
cles. with perfect safety
Tie citizens of Yazoo City are under many
obligations TO their friends in other portions Of
tbe countysof which, more hereafter.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21

and instruct the voters Of the county, as to his
whereabouts7 Unless otherwise advised, We
must take it for granted that these opinions ara
unrepented of, as they are uncontradicted b.
Judge Barus. Viewing the judges position as
thoroughly committed to the payment of the
Union Bank Bonds, we submit TO the calm alil
serious consideration of the tax payers of Yaxoo
county, whether they desire him. to represent
them in the coming Legislature. before which
body the subject must unavoidably come
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21
THE EPIDEMIC.

Iae Yellow Fever at this place is now in an
uncertain attitnde-tbe number Of daily cases
have fallen off very much; also the num-
hef Of deaths will be eeen by reference TO
ths list below The weather has been unsettled
ana II Is impossible to say or conjecture what
Hay be the condition of things in few days.
AZ present, the physicians seem to be in better
eplrlts the disease isapparently much more con-
trolsbe than at first The number of cases now
IN town cnnot be much short of one hundred
many OF whom are convalescent The mum
her OF new cases on Monday night. up to Tues.
day noon, were only four or Ave.
Ihe black population is now suffering more
from the disease than when ii first made its an
psaFance IN our town; with them, however. the
disease IS OF milder character.
Maj. F. W. Qnaekenboss is the onlv one y,
our more prominent citizens who are now sick
with the yellow fever, that is not improving :
A1aj. G. is quite sick
DR.. Kidd is still living, with some hopes Of
ms recovery His present physician saws his
disease Is an ELECTION Of the brain, instead O,
yellow fever as has been formerly reported.
By the advice OF the physicians Of the place
and the citizens remaining in town, we must
urge upon the absent citizens the positive neces
slty OF remaining away until otherwise advised
by the Board of Health
We hope that all win see the impropriety O
returning to remain until the disease has left th,
conntry-or until after frost.
SExToNS REPORT.
The following are the number of deaths which
have occurred in this place from the 1st inst. vi
10 the Goth, noon
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21
LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale the tract of land on
n wkichI reside. containing s75 acres,
miles eass of. Yozoo City 900 acres of said
tract are cleared and under good fence; l50
acres Of woodland, lso under fence, and 100
ceres deadened. II is we'll watered The sum.
mer and winter range for stock is extensive
pnd good. On the premises, are a good dwcll-
ing, with tw . brick chimneys. kitchen. meat
house, good gin and mill, with our buildings.
The plank-road from Yazoo CITY to Benton
rnns within half mile Of said land. will
sell all or any portion of this tract. Tile in
disputable. Apply to-
Sept. z, 1955-44. n. P. COOK.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21
Attachment Notice.
AZ % CrRcUIT CoUET-MAT Term,

Azao CmcUIT CoUET- May FERN, 1913.
s7rscImENq FOR SOB a).
t8 !
j sna u.s. P intif by his Attor-
ad i app ring o the court that the
an III in this case has been returned into
.,ar ~ th proper officer duly executed, and
Il .l.o aopearing 80 the court that the Defend
s., b laird to come in'o court. and answer
. drmur Do he ~4rna. L is therefore cohsid-
20 oy the court. thar unless the sgid Defend
s.. arpear before the Circuit court of Yazoo
etia:v at E court To bo holden at the court
auee Of sud couutv, 1n lhe first Monday after
fourth fondav - October next, a. D 1853
p. first dav Of said t"rrn eiher In proper
> - By some attorney 'f said cours an5
wer r drnur tosaij VIII. Judgment ty de-
f,u final wi b. tera up against him for the
'ul. amount 0 Plaintiffs demaud with all le-
III interest and costs an the property attIch-
ed will be sold
It's further ordered by he c2urt fhat pubi-
raion " This order be nade in the Yaz1o Dem
,crat, a newspaper published ia Yazno city for
four successive weeks.
ATTEST: Glib BARNES. Clerk.
August 81 iSJ3-43-5t.
Joaes s, Bowman Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21
Mechanics, Inventors and Mamu-
faCturesS.
$3.50 In Splendid Prizes. $3.50

v DLUME TX of the Scientific American
commences on the l7th of SEPTEMBER. II
il chiefly dav.ad to the Advancement Of the in
terests of Mechanics. IIaUentors. Manufacturers
and Farmers, by the diffusion Of usefu. !S,nowi-
edge upon these important branches. It Is ed
tied by men practically skilled in the arts anu
sciences, and is widely regarded as sound and
able journal, Nearly all the valuable patents
which issue weekly from the Potent Office are
Illustrated with engravings, and the claims o
all the patents are published in its columns;
thus making the paper perfect Scientific and
Mechanical Encyclopedia for future as well as
present reference. The Scientific American is
very extensively circulated-its circulation in
the last Volume exceeding 1910 copies per
week. Its in form for binding; each volume
contains several hundred engravings and over
four hundred pages of Reading Matter, with an
Index. The practical receipts alone worth
TO any family much more than tee subscription
prices
The publishers offer the following valuable
prizes for the largest list of subscribers sent in
by the first of January next :-SlO0 will be Civ
en- for the largest list S75for the second S5C
for the third; $40 for the fourth; SO for he
| fifth; $50 for the sixth; $50 for the seventh
S25 for the eighth; go for the ninth S13 fol
the 10Th $40 for the eleventh and S5 for the
18th. The cash will be paid to the order of the
successful competitor, Immediately after Janua
ry 1st. 1854
TERMs.--One copy one year 81; one si'
months, 81 five copies six months "a ten cop
:es six months Ss; ten copies twelve months
| Sl5; fifteen copies, twelve months. S22; TWEEN
! ty copies twelve months, 92S in advance.
Southern and Western money taken for sub
l-criptions. Letters should de directed, post
/ paid, to MUM & CO., 128 Eulton-St., N. Y.
i September Ia. 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21

"HEREAS Letters of Administra-
ton on the Estate of VIM. J. Bentley,
deceased, were granted to the undersigned at the
last August Term of the Probate Court of va
zoo co6n4y, State Of Mississippi Now ali per-
SOUS having claims against the esFate of said de-
ceoent, are ereby required to exhibit the same
within the time prescribed by law, or The same
will be barred SAMUEL A. BENTLEY,
September IA, 1853-45-H. Administr.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21

DY virtue of M order Of the Probate Court
sb Of Yazoo county, State Of Mississippi,
made nj the August Term thereof, A. 1893,
& I've undersigned quardieanf Gorge " and
Robert Woodbury., minors viii the 18th dsy
Of November next, between tie usual hours
prescribed bylaw. proceed TO sell before the
court house door OF Yazoo county, at public
auction, to the highest bidder or bidders on q
cj edit OF twelve months from the day Of sale,
the following described lands belonging to said
minors, and situated In Yazoo county. 70 wit:
West half Of northwest quar-ter. Section
west half south-west quarter, Section ees
half southeast quarter. Section 2 east hnl
horlh-east quarter, Section II north-wesf
quorter, Section u; west ha,f north-east quar-,
| er, Section II, al IN Township O. Range Z
west, in Yazoo county, eonlainug $50, less tel
acres. Bond With approved security will be re
quired of the purchaser or purchasers.
GEO. W. WOODBURY., Guardian.
Sep. rnber7 1S53-44-4f.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21

EDY virtue OF an order of The Probate Caur.
- Of Yazoo county, State Of Nis-is-lpn.
made AZ the October term thereof 10. I-5a
ise unoersiguea os administrator oil lhe es..-a
of William Roberts, daceased win on theIJU
day Of October next. between the lours rra-
scribed by law, the late residence of said daer-
dent proceed to sell MT public auction t1 l.a
highest bidder or bidders, on crpdi of twelve
months from the day OF sale, the following ae-
scribed lands belonging to the es.ate oil s.s.
decedent, and situated in the county o- s. -.....
state aforesaid. to-wit sou.h-aest quaffer ~.
section 4, township II, r1nge east mad sos.
west quarter of northwest quarter of s.ela.
4. township l2 range east.
Bond with approved security viii be reguI-.
ed OF the purchaser or purchasers
BRITAIN p. ROBERTS. Admin
of estate oi Wm. Roberts, dee.a
Aug. 81, 1858 -4t-43
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21
MISSISSIPPI TTlSIRIBI
LocATED NEAR YAzO0 cITF. "l77


TESHE Subscribers take great pleasure la OF
A. nouncing TO their friends, and the puo.
generally. that they have now on hana. al
ready for sale the coming fall one Of the eha
cest collections of FRUIT TREEs 90 be t'm
any where IA the South, Their assortment
very large and c0mplete-the trer are healI
and we'll rrown--end the prices as low as ca
possibly be afforded The following ore z7H
Of the leading articles Win prices annexed
Pears. Sl each. $50 perlO0. APricots sleac
Apples. 25c each, $50 81" Noctarines 50c
Peaches 25c. o $50 4 Plums, sls
Strawberries. SOC. per doz. Cberioe, &l'
All articles sent from the Nurseries aresat
fully lnbellcd--eecurely packed, and deliver
in Yazoo City free Of charge. Orders g E
ceive attention. musi be accompanied py c..
OF good New Orleans. NickFburg or
City Reference and addressed io tAs l
Ebers at Yaz0o City, Miss
IN. B. Persons unacquainieQ Wllh the ell
| lent varieties Of Fruits. would ao wen 20
/ for what purpose The trees are wanted
leave the selection b the propr'etors
g. 81. SWASEK Sc 90
august 9, le53-6m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21
ADV ERTIs NTS.
New Orleans and YaZOO
River Packet.

LUCY ROBINSON. M. CLEMENTS Master.
This splendid passenger packet will commence
her regular trips in the above trade about the
FIRST Of October next, having been purchased for
the trade expressly, will ran regularly through
out the season. Sept., IA, 1881 tt
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21
Look Co yOUlr Tnferese.

NJ = have received large lot of Boys and
W Mems Russell Shoes Also Ladies aud
Misses Shoes, which we offer very low for cash.
or To punctual customers
Sept. z, 1883. ]. THARP & co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21

C-z- As we ore now situated, 1t is almost inn
possible 10 set Pinter to strike of half sheet,
without setting up any new matter at all Were
II hof for the legal advertisements, we should
not attempt to Issue the Democrat until the
aheueut of the epidemic.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21
we nsR for TFaFoTn1Rf tom

Wit the Wing cam IF elected to the Leg
didzFes, forstss Lezisla issature, will Messrs.
'urer AleSsTs. Burps Bnrrus and james, the
and Jamss. if elected, tQhiq candidates. sun
vote ior. ofGgaiEst the port Gov. Foote for the
appropriation Of the United States Senate,
Pno.lc money for the und der any circunl-
I4ynlant OF any OF tfe StaRces, achdteuer
0nlon bank Bonds If they will, we ask
oF are they IN favor OF them whether the, will
I9xn9 tie PEOPLE Of support him under ana
Mississippi for the paw | and al circu7a stc7ces
lnent Of said Bonds /?
O." The above interrogatories being unan.
swered, we still keep them standing. Having a
f'sh' 70 hno~. gires the voters of the county a
right to ask the opinions of the candidates upon
these subjects
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21
Fan and winter Goods.

A7 Z are now receiving our Fail Stock of
" Goods, and would invite our friends and
customers to call and ex tmine our stock Of
goods, which will be complete in few days
We will soon have large lot ROPE and BA J.
.GING on hand-ali of which we pro5ose to
sell low or cash or % good customers,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21
r.. r. Reid.

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in ChaEcc-y
9STi-L give prompt attention 90 suv au-i-
ness tha. m1y be cn,ru~'e3 tt .i1, aHg
of lhe courts in b countless of Yoz.. Ua.u.s,
A az Leake or Madison.
z@ Office. Nazoo citv, Mississippi
August "A, ls53-42
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21
FOP SaFc.

EGTlLL be sold oa tne ti--t N3nd1r ia E.-
" vemher next, the house aud !ot i1 which
now reside, unless previously disposed 8 FL
private sale
Terms. cash. uni i've balance 81 oHa and
two years IN equal. payments. N. EJAoiLG
Aug. 24h, lS53.-if
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21

WE invite the Ladies' to cali and examine oui
W Stock OF Silks and Dress Goods, a
we aressatisfied we can please all who may call
September 7th, 1858, :. THARP 8 co. E
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21

Cg Col. McClung and Col Singleton spoke
at Benton on Monday. The latter achieved
iHJmpaant victort--he can do so all The time! at
tha hll.ol boz not exceptedl
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-21
f. w. Quackenb 7ss,

Attorney and Couasclt0r at Latc.
YAZOO CITY, h S.
4 ENONTINUES to practice in the con lies
OYazoo. Holmes, Madison, and { rro
i'm the superior courts OF law and Cbanc ~
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