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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-03

New KIND OF WHGs.-Mr. Charles S.
Fuller, of this township this morning brough:
us basket of apples Of last years growth.
They are sound and in capital eating order
better than we have seen of this years
growth. lie calls them Whigs-a good
name, and theytdcserye it,--Nariteta Intel
ligeReer.
Wigs, of last years growth! Keep 'em
Gates, and send them to the Worlds Fair,
as the only living remnants of the old apple
Juice or "hard cider" party Ohio Eagle.
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GOODS.
JOHN MoCORMTrK

HAS just received his new stock Of SPRING &
IL SUMMERGOODS, consisting O. ever, variety
ot Dry Goods, Groceries, Quesnsyarc. Hats. lon
no;ts, Shoes, &c all Of which he wl sll as low as
can be boughin thi or any other m1riot and ;h1a.-
u 70 his friends tor thei, liberal patronage heretofore
extended To hiia. would inlita th1m all to colt aal
examine bsluIe purchasing, as BE considers IL
p.easuro to show Goods, ana none can luo, vilnout
purchasing, as they are so handsome anI cisapnoue
can resist. CaIiZ March 30 }.-.J
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TNtlEs thankful for past favors woud
l. respectfully inform higo old customers and Inc pub
4ic generally, that he has now onhnnd a most spo,
dld assortment Of Boots and Shoes, Sole and lmjer
Leather Cali Skins, Morocco Lining and BIND :ng
Skins, Nails, ThIead end alnostovcry article n his
Hae.
Also hadies' and Gontlemen's Gum Oyor Shoes
MEMS Bullmo over Shoes, all Of superior Style and
Or oralmostnny kind ofmerclaIltablc Produce.
SAMUAL ELtsTsN4E1Ns
y. B-Porsons knowing themselves indehtodoith
or by Note or Book account, OF hong staIldiia ,Sl
ptaasa cali and sctlle up, us short settlements mnko
tong friends, and Ia aotso eases save uosts.
Iaaiz, March 10, 1855? SIS
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MARKET REPORTS.
CAOIZ PRICES CURRENT.


CADIZ, AUGUST g. 1853
L0uR, ..'.-.'.. : i,OU0l,%o
" IEATi ............ .iDoU
CORN, observation-disclosures. atftD3O
DAIS,',...'... .... .4Vi0..
tLIE 0EEpr' ..-..'-.'. l,OttW
BEANS, w HlIE.. ............ l,uGtp...
IhptI1- '''.''...' ---VN(W'.'
lAONERHEED ,3i"UWoiUU
fOTAEOLS1. ......-....... 10 ttW.
OHiuNS,.- '0utD..
DKlFD ArPLrs, per bushel, ............. ...G0l,0O
DRIED PEACHES, ............s.... .....,. 5,ONG..'
DRIaD PEACHES, uppared. .............2,O 600 =.
BtTFEN, ........'..... ''-'..'..''.' luW'.
thLbSE, '.''...'....-' l.1..
LAID, ........ .........., -..,,..........l lNDo
IoRk, -. ...,..... .....'.. ....,..,..
oAAr,.....,. ...,....@ @,:!Jt7...
EGGS, ............. .''..''... WU.'
lAN b'0utD'''
WOOD, .....,...,.......... .'....'.- -,UWa...
w uOL,... ......... '..'...o oHDoS
COFfEE,. ...''' 'JI%tWiS
MoLas$E& by the Observation-Disclosures 36fdE
y. =. sugar, ..b5AtOS
IISu-Now shad, W bbl. 80
Mackerel, no 3, ...............'il,eo
do 9, " ...............(2,5 80
Herring I" ................ 800
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SSGbqD

N0RDs OF BARK wt,nto.l, for whieA az bis;.,s
~ raarketprice will lh6paid.
We hayenow on hand and nluHagS kosas ats.sszss
ana general assortment oE all kiRbHuf fMAshA sIss
We offer 70 scll on tho ioaf iI v tassss
We are always reiaiy ta< piftliaaH Ill iIl si8Elx4
market price, tides, ~ glF q isttNf 81, liz. ls..z
We have also on liara d large assoafnla1t Il - 81
riers ioois and OIL. which va tsr low so II bssI.e.
and Curriers' WA lsa 1N III as ffs
We beg eaNfo 10 call the afifaasl Il sssi II s
superior Qualities of Leather "; Ae aliet pifsIs
we cal furnish superior articie afs iat ,F,IssHz
comparison With any offered I'll p,stsss4S
Wecan be found ii ihe osd sisnd. ii ii )tglsx. M
MayIl, lE52
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-03

ET-A railroad will shortly be construc
deacross Florida
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COEHnERABLE OF A DENocRAT.-Mr. j.
D. Floyd, who had announced himself as
candidate 10 represent Hamiltoa county in
the next Legislature of Tennessee, has with
drawn from the canvass and says: 81 yield
the track to Major Cowart with all my heart,
and decline the race. am democrat 'dy-
ed in the WOOL and il cannot get to work
in the lead, / viii work under the saddle;
If they will not let me work there, will
push at the wheel of democracy"
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From the CadiZ Foundry.

EroM the CadI2 Foundry.
VIZ Il have on hand and keep for sale all the kinds
w and Patterns OF Plough Points, usually kept at
tile Cadiz Foundry. Also various sized cast Crates
april 20, 1853 WOOD and SMITH.
pOTATOES, Apples, green and dry, and other
4 vegetables on hand at
april 20. 1853 WOOD and SMITHS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28

weeks issue we are indebted to Mr. Stevens, the
Wings foreman, tthough he did get a sblessng
for helping the Deaiocrat '.in pinch. mol
withstandingwe ad just loaned the Wig pa
per to prevent its disconlinuance) Mr.. Rogers
has kindly assisted us (NIr. Perkins" IN getting
out this number.
"Mr. Perkins" did close the offices for few
days, during which time be rode to Vicksburg
aud back, on horse back aud repaird the telegraph
wire. as the operator at Vicksburg was sick and
unable to attend to business.
The Democrat and Telegraph Offices will be
kept open By Mr.. Perkins" every day--health
permitting.
Our fair cotemporary. the Editress of the
Wing marched up the hill more than two
weeks ago. and we understand, has not been in
town since.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28


DY virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court
ID Of Yazoo county, State Of Mississippi,
made at the August Term thereof, "A. D. 1858,
the undersigned as guardian Of George w and
Robert Woodbury., minors, will on the l4th dsy
OF November next, between the nsual hours
prescribed BIZ law, proceed to sell before the
court house door Of Yazoo county, at public
auction, to the highest bidder or bidders. on a
credit of twelve months from the day Of sale,
the following described lands belonging to said
minors, and situated in Yazoo county, to Wit
West half of northwest quar-ter, Section ]
west half southwest quarter, Section ] east
half southeast quarer Section q east halt
northeast quarter, Section IL northwest
quarter, Section II; west half northeast quar-
ter, Section II, all in Township o, Range 2
west, in Yazoo county, containing 500, less ten
acres. Bond with approved security will be re-
auired of the purchaser or purchasers.
GEO. w. WOODBURY., Guardian.
September T. IS53-44-4t,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
Eeelie( fOr orr C,itY.

The Follow ing persons have kindly and literally
donated the sums Of money herein specified to
the relief of the distressed in our troubled and
ili-fa'ed 'own,-for which they have most CRATE
iaI thanks OF an afflicted people:
Mrs MA Regan, 800; Mrs. Rebccca J. White,
: 10; Col j 3. White, $50; G. w Daugharty,
COLLECTED at Benton) $40; Col. John NJ Sharp,
so, J. 4, Bunls, S25; J. J. Niche s Co., SO.
Maj IL Vaughan. S50 DR.. D. Warren Brckell,
80; Mrs Sarah Parker. $50; Morris Rei!nan, $50.
Capt. 7. c. Wallis, $685. Dsct. VIM. Mills, S25;
Alex. Smith, &25, @. D. Gibbs Esq. $50; Bur
well Scott, $40; franklin Davis, $40; Mrs. Ce-
leate Auding, s20; Peter Jones, $40, James Bal
lance, $40, Tilman Johnston, s. David Dunn
s..
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
LAND FOR SALE.

y OFFER for sale The tract of land on -
which, reside, containing 875 acres, asas5
6 miles eass of Yazoo City 200 acres Of said
tract cleared and under good fence; 150
acres Of woodland, rlso under fence, and lG0
acres dcadened 1t is well watered The sum
mer and winter range for stock is extensive
and good On the premises, are good dwell
ing, with two brick chimneys, a kitchen, mea,
house, good gin and mill, with out buildings.
The plank-road from Yazoo City to Benton
runs within half mile of said land. | will
sell all or any portion Of this tract. Title in
disputable. Apply to
Sept. 7, iS53-i4 n. P. COOK.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
OUR CITY.

We are still called to perform the unpleasant
duty of informing our readers that Yazoo CITY
remains the SCAT of great distress and afIIiction
from tina pestileuce which. now RACES through
our Southern towns. AS will be seen by the
Sexton's report, the number of deaths are large
when we consider that the population has not
exceeded three hundred for the last two weeks.
Yesterday norning things were indeed melan-
choly AMI distressing-eig corpses lying in
wait for the hearse-and man., of the sick in a
doubtful condition. This morning, however,
the prospect IS much changed. The sick are
nearly all improving; among whom are DIR.
Kidd, (there is now hopes ofhis recovery Frank
NleIlen. and others. But we are sorry to say
there are many OF our citizens yet uery sick.
The number of new cases since our last issue,
are about 10. The number of cases, all told,
now on hanl, cannot be less than lO0-and per-
haPS 100; of which many are convalescent.
Two nurses arrived this morning from New
orleans.-which has had tendency to cheer up
the distressed.
we should like very much to drop in word
IA just praise Of OR Young men who have SO
faithfully stood By their distressed fellow citizens
bat the want of printer to set it up forbids
They shall not be forgotten hereafter
Is it necessary for US to say TO our absent citi-
Gems 1ake courage from the apparent abate-
ment Of the fever--stay asoqy u,ril "a gisea 10 re-
turn. by the physieiaHsa.
AL the citizens here ask of you, IS send relief
in the way Of something 10 ean It is hoped the
absent will continue their praise-woethy efforts
n this behalf. Thanks for what they ha We done.
For the many favors bestowed on th4 distressed
ofourcity, oar country friends have the sincere
thanks Of the citizens Of Yazoo City
IN behalf of the afflicted. we urge upon the
community IN general, the necessity Of supply =
iasthem with fresh provisions. in the way Of
chickens, butter, eggs, corn meal, potatoes &c
G5-It Itappears from the last Flag of the Union
that some person is very solicitous to inform
the public, th4s while Mrs Preuitt is very
anxious to continue her journal during the epi-
dernic, '.Blr. Perkins, editor Of the Democrat,
has closed both the Dsmoclat and Telegraph
Offices. J,
We have continued to issueth Democrat reg
uIarl rly.--though in an inferior condition, 70
want Of printers. Our old printers all left US.
aud we have only been able to get other help to
put out barely an advertising sheet. For las
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
Mechanics, Inventors samdA Manu-
fsRcauTeFS.
$3.50 En Splendid Prizes. $3.50

sbe2BO SEBSCkAuaSa E-E1ACSs
VOLUME TX of the Scientific American
v commences on the 17th of SEPTEMBER. 1t
is chiefly devoted to the advancement Of the in
terests Of Mechanics, Iapentofs, Mntatfactnrers,
and Ftynaeys, by the diffusion of useful knowl-
edge upon these important branches 1t is ed
tied by men practically skilled in the arts and
sciences, and is widely regarded as sound aud
able journal Nearly all the valuable patents
which issue weekly from the Potent Office are
illustrated with engravings, and the claims oil
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 1870 copies per
week. tits 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 are worth
to any family much more than tee subscription
price.
The publishers offer the following valuable
prizes for the largest list Of subscribers sent IN
by the first of January next .--B 100 will be Civ
en- for the largest list; s75for the second, 800
for the third $45 for the fourth; $40 for the
fifth 1885 for the sixth; $50 for the seventh ;
S2J for the eighth; $50 for the ninth $I5 for
the 10Th SO for the eleventh; and s. forthe
18th. The cash will be paid to the order ofthe
successful competitor, Immediately afterJanua-
ry 1st 1854.
TERMs.--0ne copy one year 81; one six
months, 81 ; five copies six months 81 ten cop
.es six months IS; ten copies twelve months,
$l5; !; fifteen copies, twelve months, S22 twen-
ty copies, twelve months, 1913 in advance
Southern and Western money taken for sub
scripiions. letters should de directed, post
paid, to NJ MUNN & CO., l28 Eulton-St., N. Y.
September IA, 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
we ask for KslformsatEOm.

Wiu ths Whig can If elected 10 the Leg
dldates, for the Legisla islature, will Messrs
tare, Messrs. Burrus Burrus and James, the
aud james. If elected, Whig candidates, sup
vote for. or against the port Gov Foote for the
appropriation of the United States Senate,
public money for the under any ctrcunl-
payment Of any of the stances. aohatccer!
Union Bank Bonds If they will, we ask
Or sre they in favor of them whether the, viii
taxing the people OF support him under any
mississippi Tor the pay and all circumstances
mant of said Bonds
O. The above interrogatories being unan-
ssyered, we stiItkeep them standing Having
right to hloao, gives tile voters of the county
right to ask the opinions Of the candidates upon
these subjects.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
Administrator Sale.

pY virtue of an order Of the Probate Court
- Of YazoO county, State of Mississippi.
made at the October term thereof, 4. d. 1853,
the undersigned as administrator Of the cstate
Of William Roberts, deceased, viii ON tie l0th
day Of October next, between the hours pre-
scribed by law, attho late residence of said dcce
dent proceed to sell at public auction 20 the
highest bidder or bidders on a credit of twelve
mouths from the day of sale the following de-
scribed lands belonging 10 the estate OF saii
decedent, and situated in thc county of Xazo3r
state aforesaid, to-wit: southwest quarter of
section 4, township II, range east, and solth
west quarter Of northwest quarter of section
A, township 10. range east.
BOND with approved security viii Sc requir-
ed Of the purchaser or purchasers.
BRITAIN l.. ROBERTS. Adm'n'r
Of estate of Wan. Roberts. deed
Aug. 81, 1853. .-4t. ID.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
MISSISSIPPI IER&ERLGS
LOCATED NEAR YA1oo cITT1 1IIaa

rEYIIE Subscribers take great pleasure la an-
Ill nouncing to their friends, ana iae pubic
generally, that they have now ON haifd' ana
ready for sale the coming fall one 81 me cilol-
cest collections Of FRUIT TREEs b bo found
any where in the South. Their assorunent is
very Iargc and complcte-the trees are healthy
and well 0rown--and the prices as iow as cau
possiblv be afforded. The following are some
If the leading articles with prices annexed
Pears, Sleueh. $50 Perl00. APrieuts So each
Apples. 25c. each, $50 IS" Noetarines soc
Peaches 25c. Y $40 q Plums, ST."
Strawberries, SOC. per doz. Cherries, Sl
All articles sent from the Nurseries are care
fully labelled-sccurely packed, and delivered
ia Yazoo City free Of charge. Orders 20 re-
ceive attention, must be accompanied By cash,
or good New Orleans, Nicksburg or tazoo
City References and Gddussea @ ils su5scri-
bers at Yazoo City, Miss.
n. B. Persons unacquainteu WIFI tnr Nitsi
ent varieties of Fruits, would da vel lo stale
FOR what purpose the Tree afa wAntees aA-
leave the selection o. the propfeinIs'
g. B SWASEA s. C0
ABrnse B. $50 9n
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
TEL EGR APP ED
TO THE
YAZOO DEMOCRAT.
(BY THE NATIONAL IINE.)

VIcKsBuRo, Sep. 28th.-0n the 26th., five
deaths in Vicksburg. Yesterday, last night and
this morning seven or eight deaths. DIR. Co abaniss
died this morning at 8 O'Clock. Several sick
few new cases-weather mild, and fever arpa-
rently abating.
In Jackson, two or three deaths yesterday. A
private dispatch of the 28th states that E. Barks-
dale is improving.
In Natchez; three or four deaths rer day. In
Port Gibson and Grand Gulf the fever is aba inE
HOWF
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
Admfnastrator't A Notice.

"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 county, State of Mississippi: Now ali per-
sons having claims against the estate of said de-
ceoent. are hereby required 10 exhibit the same
within the time prescribed by law, or the same
will be barred. SAMUEL A. BENTLEYs
September Il Is53-45-7t. Administ'r
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
Attncgl1saent N0fIce.

y 400 CiRcUIT CoURT-MAY TERM, 1873.
James II. Grilfin)
IA. Byers.
YEyHIS day came the Paintif by his Attor-
a. neys, and it appearing 10 the court that the
Attachment in this case has been returned into
court by the proper officer duly executed, and
il also appearing TO the court that the Defend
ant has failed to come into court, and answer
or dcnur to the same. 1t is therefore consid-
cred by the court, that unless the said Defend
ant appear before the Circuit court of Yazoo
county at e court to be holden at the court
house of said county, on the first Monday after
the fourth Monday of October next, A. D. 1853,
on the first day Of said term either in proper
person or by some attorney Of said court, and
answer or demur to said wit, Judgment by de-
fault final will be eaterei up against him for the
full amount of Plaintiffs dcmand with all le-
gal interests and costs, and the property attach
ed will be sold.
It's further ordered by the court that publi
cation of this order be made in the Yaz3o Dem
'ocrat, a newspaper published in Yazoo city for
four successive weeks.
ATTEST GLIB. BARNES, Clerk.
August 81, I853-43-5t.
Jones Sc Bowman Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
2lliinOr

minor.
KOU are hereby cited to be andappear before
= the Probate Couftoi said county, on the 4lh
Monday in October 1853, then and there to sheWr
cause II any you can, why an order should not
be made i~r the sale Of the following described
Land to-wit: an undivided half interest ia. the
west-half of southwest quarter of Section :
all OF Section 2--north-half Of Section IL
northwest quarter of Section II. all IN Town
snip II. Range East, IN said county of Yazoo.
and further to do and suffer such THINGS as
shall be considered and ordered by our said
court in the premises.
It is further ordered that publication of this
citation be made in the 9 azoo Democratp for
the space of sixty days.
Witness the Hon. G. B. Wilkinson,
81 Judge of the Probate court of Yazoo
s county the fourth Monday in July,
-'-~~~A. D. 1853. and Seal Of said court.
Issued the 1st day Of August, 1853.
JAMES Fl. BELL Clerk.
August 3, 1853 -39-l0t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
r.. R. REID

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancory,
VA Ill give prompt attention to any bu-i-
' ness thai may be entrusted to lin, iG any
of the courts in the counties oe Yaz1O, Holmes,
Attala, Leake or Madison
o~s- Office, Yazoo City, Mississippi
Aupusf d I953-40
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28

0~s- At latest accounts the Yellow Fever was
still abating at New Orleans aud ON the Gulf
Coast. 1T Mobile it was pretty bad; also at
Montgomery, Alabama. It has made its appear
ance at Galveston aud other places in Texas.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
azOo City, Miss.
=. w, Quaclxenboss,

Attorney and CounSekt0r at LG1o.
YAZOO CITY Mss
4 NONTINUES to pructice in the cou1ties OF
OYazoo, Holmes, Madison, and Carroll,
in the superior courts of law and Chanccry al
Jackson, and the Vice Chancery cot al
Carrolton. Particular attention will also be
4ad to any cases that may be entrusted to MIN
ho Probate Court of Yazoo county.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
FAN and winter Goods.

VN7 E are now receiving our Fall Stock Of
w Goods, and would invite our friends and
customers to call and examine our stock oi
goods, which will be complete in few days.
We will soon have a large lot ROPE and BAi-
GING on hand-all of which we pro ose to
sell low for cash or to good customers,
Yazoo city, Sept. 7, 1853. J. TIIARP s co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
Look to yOvsr Interest,

WE have received a large lot of Boys and
W Mems Russett Shoes. Also Ladies and
Misses Shoes, which we offer very low for cash,
or to punctual customers.
Sept. Z, 1853 ]. THARP & co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28

WE invite the Ladies to cali and examine our
" Stock of Silks and Dress Goods, as
we are satisfed we can please all who may call
September 7th, 1853, J.. THARP d co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
For Sale.

ENZILL be sold on the first Monday in N3-
" vember next, the house and lot in which
| BOW reside, unless previously disposed Of aJ
private sale.
two years in equal payments. N. ROYSTEE
Aug. 24ih, I553.-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28

tCs@ We regret that We cannot, on account OF
the sickness, publish the correspondence of so
New York, and "B"-Philadelphia Also the
obituary of Mrs Snodsrass daughter of Col
WIN. CARLY, which we received few days since
lEl m PhialJ Iphia where she died.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28

As we are going TO press this Thursday morn
ing. we learn that there we're nine new cases in
town yesterday, among whom are Dr. Corbin
and John I. Wilson, (the latter at his residence
over the nyer.) DR., Kidd is still improving
and tle only very dangerously sick person that
We hear Of this morning is Frank Melen.
There have been 81 new cases reported since
Yesterday morning, but no deaths that we hear of,
up to 10 o'clock this Thursday morning.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
fItmnF.cEiaga9s &c.

EpY virtue OF on order of the Honorable
ES Probate Court of Yazoo county, State OF
Mississippi, made at the June term thereof
A. d. 1850, the undersigned as guardian of
the minor heirs of Lewis Hoover, deceased,
viii on the 18th day of October next. between
the hours prescribed by law, at the late resi-
dence Of sid decedcnt, proceed to sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder or bidders, on
n credit of twelve months from the day of sale
the following described lands, belonging to
said minors and situated in the counties of
Yazoo and Holmes, to-wit: The northwest
quarter Of section b, and east half OF north
east quarter Of section 81, less twenty acres.
all lying in township l3, range two east.
Bond vi iih approved security will be rcquir-
ed OF tie purchaser or purchasers.
BRITAIN SMITH, Guardian. &c,
in right of his wife, Harriet Smith.
Aug 81, '53.-It. Harriet Smith, G'Td'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
SECTIONS REPORT.

The following are the number of deaths which
have occurred in this place from the 2lst inst. up
to the 18th, II o'clock M; including three which
occurred in the country, bu: who contracted the
disease here, and which Wilt be found in italics
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
ADvERTIs sEmENTs
New Orleans and YaNGO
River Packet.

LUCY ROBINSON M. CLEMENTS, Master
This splendid passenger packet will commence
her regular trips in the above trade about tbs
first of October next, having been purchased foi
the trade expressly, will run regularly through
out the season. fSept., II, l853 If
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-28
LAW CARD
S. S. Wright.
Hardin & Eavres.

Dealers in Proauce, Groceries. StapZe
foods Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, SUI
gar, Coffee, Flour, Pork, Bacon, Molasses,
Sal, Spices, Soap, Starch, Shot, Gunpowder,
Indigo, Bagging Rope and Twine, White
Lead, Quinine, 8c. &c.
YazOO City, Eziss.
Nearly opposite P. O'Donnell
P.S. We are prepared to furnish all kinds
Of supplies to Planters, and make Cash advan-
ccs on Cotton consigned to our friends in n
Orleans. Messrs. OAKEY & HAWKINS.
9th 1851,