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OID silver fine and plated specacles eye gassos
all focuses, with per0ca perHcopc, paEabolA
long experience gives peculiar advantages in selecting glasses
adapted 70 the eyes nfwearers.
NJ. w. GAIT a BRO,
81 Penn, avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
Jan 2S-u
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, Marias, aad LstaRd h,saraaos
AUTHORIZED CAPTTAL AND SURPLUS,
SI,s5s,I6I Is.
FARMERS, AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA.
es noroest corner Of qvsaus and Ssreatesnl
street, Washiagtoa, D. ..
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas D. Florence, Charles Diusee,
George H. Armstrong, Thomas MandeTheld
t"a,"s IsaSoS oGaa Ss,,, n a.,s nS,so0'
James Il. Neallj Isaac Leeeh, jr.
EDWARD Il. HsLaBoLD, Secretary
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. a9I street, opposite city Hin.
James wiIam, No. 81 h slres anu 'sn" a'0noe i'''"o
John Risses, No. 5O Thirteenth street, Penusyya
avenue,
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain r. LoVy No s61 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Ma
uonal Hotel
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
John Thomson.
The business Of this company viii compare fayorby
mos s @ o. sn,aa Institutions 10 he United States
s e Iemu received Amounted 70 The large sum Of hun
ony ory sin bundled and sixty dollars losses relorted
WIN hsss evidence S and good The dee.
that ihe security offered ample and that al r claims viii be ad
The COMPANY prepared 20 issue oee against o damage
BY IRE are on on DWELLiNGs, fuRNirURE MILLS, MANuFACTo-
contents Of ai Kinds transported BY VGssEIs
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS and the usual
conveyances 10 from portion Of EUROPE and AMERICA
and on The huls Of STEAMBOATS, navigating the western
The premium as other companies and in
fixing Them Improvement in arrangement
Will be taken iniO consideration
All losses speedily adjusted aud promptly paid.
Office northwest Pennsylvania
street, Washington cIly, ID. q.
Hsurdnee may also DC cGeetei at tAs Home Office,
NorthUest corner Walnut ard Second Streets Philadelphia.
and in other ncpl cities of United authorized
officers Of the company.
June l3-dly
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" Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days % auld lang syne.n
The members Of the senior class ohe ending June 1889
year ending June 1891
year ending June, 1880, hereby requested assemble
Washington ID. c. by the third Of March, A. ID. 1887 the
brighten the links The chain ofloye friendship which
entirely sever exchange
lives greeting and sympathy, and lament the unmey
OF their promising compeers
preliminary meeting Of The seCapponied committee will be
Hotel, Chesnut street. Fourth and
members whom
invited Attend when the will
adopted fun attendance possible,
In whom This addressed BE-
furnish the fhe committee BY mail
hsir respective post Offices.
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER c. HART, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
ofiancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETOE,
Of Winston, AHeghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
Basto Iron aud Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
Jous WupHAr, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMarJ lIntellgenceTl
All newspapers civilized the world request
I'd this advertisement their editorial columns
Of scattered through the
visions Of the globe all newspapers throughout the Unec
States OF America requested insertion
casonay between this date and the - Of March A. d. 1851
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rHoEosEp pArEs oIEAnIsa

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, ". Y
BROWN, SHtPLRY, Co,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN RENEARD n CO..
"a Austin FriaTs, London
., q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
The owners % these ships will DO accountable gold
hulonI Ispece, ,jewc, precious stones, metals, unless
adns signed therefor the
May l-dn
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
The s4, compriLing lEis line the following:
The hnhnucss''s Capt Oliver EldtdgC.
ThG baitc Capt Jos C0mBtOct
Ihc adfists capt James West.
HGs These ships having been built by contract ex.
@fL pessy for government services has been
taken In their construction, also in their
HSso&nD 20 insure and speed their
daons uAsquRed
Price of passage iom New York Liverpool FIRST
guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No beuhs can be secured until paid for
The ships Of this line have Improve heads
10 avoid danger from will
until amer the Let Of August,
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mo. b5s.l
Notice

Of uoilkdraeal Of lands in Florida and AlabGza.
pursuance the act entitled granting public
in alternate secons the states Of Florida and Alabama, 10
aid certain railroads In said Sdesh
proved I7t Nay 1885, al the Isudi ytHs within heen miles
following railroads and branch named said
Ichn fvCr, Jacksony yie the waters ~ rs
Gambia Pensacola from Anea island, the Atlantic,
Tampa with branch Ceder Key, the
OF Mexico Except Tampa bay portion south Of s juno
with Ceder Key brauch and from Pensacola Florida,
AlabRmanRvc by instructions from his ofcs been
suspended from sac and location unti further orders.
Given my hand the General Land nce, the city Of
Washington, this twenty third day OF May, 1885.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
May 9f-law6w [Star & Inell CommissunfE
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PORN or GUARANTEE.

To CAPT W. q. Ncirs, u, =. Engineers.
We, undsrsFned, residents Of, IN the State Of -
hereby Jointly and syeray eovenantw The United sate and
be accepted, ne
thy viii within days ae the acceptance Of the said bid ere
GOOD and sufficient sureucr 70
perform furnish the arciss proposed In conformity 20 the term
oft.s which made And in uc
shall fail aforesaid, guaranty
difference the offer by tho said aud
he III lowest bidder
(SIeped1 n.
q, ID.
heTsg eofy my knowledge belief the
above named piAraniors good and sufficient,
(SigncdD r.. 2.
Mar e-Jawt8thMaySlavu
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Completion of Panama Railroad.

Completion of Panama Railroad.
Rsdssfion Of Fare 10 California
p. United Statoa mail steamships leave York
1-Sax< FOR AspiuwRI the 5th aud Goth month
<xin&3,sA connecting with mail
k&k&h2Sa1sc Francisco
These steamships approved
Department, and guaranty speed aud safety
The Panama railroad az miles ong) completed from
ocean, and baggage passen-
se checked In New York through San Francisco
embarked Panama bv the
The paid New York all OF The "Trip.
Reserve steamers kept port New York, Panama.
san Francisco, detention Of accident
the route Is ohdfCy reliable.
Passengers Panama the day they arrive Aspn-
wall
Conductors 20 through BY each steamer charge
women and children without other protectors,
For through tickets al the lowest rates apply the agency Ia
West street, New York, I. W. RAYMOND.
May6-du
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PrOpOsaIs lor INDIAN Goods.
DpVAEraEsr o. rHE ISrEmOn,

DEPARThEKT IsTKAloA
Once Indian Affairs,
September 25 1855.
SEAlED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals Indian GoOds "
~ will be received Ofse Affairs
until 10 Ocnck Fiday, 3lst Of october
0r furnishing goods Department fulfilling
EsllOWH:
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NN NEW YORK, BlsEmEN, AND SOUTH
~SS3=y$sks AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL LBTEAMERs.-
xn&ye Tue ships comprising this liHe WASHING
TON, Capt L. CayeAdyi HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward iuggtRs.
These stop Southampton gong srurnns
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;ommissioner Ofthe General Land oflco.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.
BY the President :
'Tupa A TlUNUuTru,

Notice hereby gwen that all the reserved lands TAX oT
United States, osie Of the sir
mule limits OF BY of 9h February, 1888, Tor
and Fulton arsad aud Ne brancho hheuo restored
market and which subject and ocson the date
Of withdrawal will opened TO sale and entry at the ordinary nl
and aer the days hereinafter mentioned, 10 wit
Jackson, Missouri, Monday, the ID day Of NOven
Der, 1885.
oes Baiesve, Arkansas Monday the lOth day Of No
yembeT leSS,
Once Is ock ArEansas Monday the % day of Novem
her, 1885.
Helena, ArAas Monday the I'm da, Of Noyem.
er, 1885.
once Carsvo, ArkanSas Monday the 0ah day Of No
vemhsT, 1855.
once Fayetteville, Akansas Monday, he ID duy Of No
yembcr le5s.
Office Champagnos, Arkansas Monday the ION day Of
November, 1885.
once Washington Arkanaas Monday, the l7h day Of
November, 1856.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right Of precmption any
lands be offered public sa those be restored
required establish the satisfaction Of the
receiver u land Office and make
within period prescribed by otherwise such
will be orieited. THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
June 7t-lawl3w [Stars ntell Commissioner
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INo. b62l
TEo 652.l
Nv the President OF the United states.

IN pursuance ofaW FRANKLIN PIERCE, President me lu
@ q 4 a|sS1 s % s'Sy asss sSd %s ssSP
s@Is q 4iesss .. ne q%sS essS dsaseAsa e w
day. The arIeen day July neat dbpcsal Of me pubic
within The aforementioned townships and fractional
North Of tAs base line o pyiopa meridian
Toe ISLANDS situated in section township ioryseyen
range IN seedon foa iown.hp oy q range three
1--WE and IN section thirty three, township forhV OF range
Township iOr,y-nae, ofrange ten.
Townships oryssyen oly, nine and my OF rangs eleven
TOwsshps three, iortyX, forty seven, and forty eight
Townships forty SIX and fOyseVen' Ofangs twenty.
Townships los. four and iorty ave- Of range twengaye
Townships and forty Of laenly-siG
Township forty nine, Of range tweny.seyen
Townships forty eight foynne, and hy-one, ofrangc hy
townships orty-eigh for-nne hny, hy.one Of rang,
townships rry-ave, afy, anyone Of range thrysr
This vacant lands in sections twenty twepn
six ny hve, thirty in township hiy-two, fO,
Guri day Of August next disposal tho public ii
Gaed within the following named townships and paris Of township
viz;
North Of ths base ias and Of the pr'eiPaI meridian
Township ihrty-seven, Of range twenty-seven
Townships and hryhye, OF range twenty eight
Townships hiryfour and thirty Ave, OF range twenty mine
NORTH of tAs base line and Of The principal meridian
in the following sections, wits
sven ISs ssoons i,esn and twenty loa to 11s
% % range s IN Ins sqSI 70 Ssasa seSs ISa @ Township
oig range sections hree four, nine, len
OF the same IN township
thirty range and In sections twenty nine, thirty tbree
tiiTty-iour, township thirtyone, OF the range.
Lands appropriated by schools, military and
other purposes together with those swanp and oveo~ed lands
thereby UNIT for cuuvauonp - II any, granted the
entitled enable the STATE OF ATkau
reclaim anda' within their limits approved
September o. 1880, gli be cIeaded from ihr sales.
The offering OF the above lands viii bs commenced the
appointed will proceed in The order IN which
sed, with NIL despatch until the whole shall have
offered the sales closed but sae shall be kept
weeks and private OF of the lands
be admitted until after he expiration OF the weeks.
Given hand. the Washington this nh
April Domni thousand eight hundred and any SIX
BY the Presidents FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner General Land Office.
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Notice of Limited Partnership.


w undersigned notice that they formed
tied partnership, under the hnn OF Appleton Co. whose place
business baltimore, for the buying
epg stocks drafts foreign and domestic exchange bonds
and Checks and tie transaction 0 general stock brokerage and
exchange business William Appleton Henry W.
Howell reside In said city general partners and George
resides In Loudoun county Yrgna, and special
that George usI contributed his the capital la The
the thousand dollars
18th day of March, 1885,
The 18th day OF March, 1851
WM. STUART APPLETON
II w. now ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
HAVING associated together indicated
III notce, purchase and
stocks bank con foreign and domestic exchange collection
sight bills regulation corporate loans, bonds, bills,
pTOmissoy notes. public
money We will make collections deposites,
checks, and allow interest standing accounts.
We have secured the Mr.. LAWRENCE p BhYNE,
(of SeIden, WheTs, Co., Washington ID. o..
undivided general
house, therein viii be fully recognised
APPLETON CO.,
April 3-Gw 2i4 Baltimore street
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Philadelphia niagara, and Great Western Line.
PASSENGERS depot the Philadelphia
ing Railroad Company (Boad and Vine aress daily N
a.
rare 10 Shcago SD W
epo
Broad and Cherry daily Chicago and intermediate
which
JOHN TUCKER, President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad ConsSny
Feb l6-dH
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ssionsr Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EmPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled The right OF pre-empton
lands within the townships and OF townships above
required establish the To the satisfaction of the
receiver the proper land office, and make
practicable this notice. and beio
the public sale the lands
bTacng claim will
TnOs. A HENDRiCKS
Commissioner of the General Land Office,
April g. law3w Intel. and STAR
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LTT and wisdom OF the Rev. sydney smitnI BY Duyc
hnck 81 rs.
The Life Iorodotus finn Century before
Christi imaginary biography founded fact by j. Tai
boy wheeler, r. Y. q. =, 2 vols 81
The Huguenot Eniles historical novel. 70 cents.
Mechanics' Tables containing ccumences NJ cf
Giles and sides ~ equal squares circnmierences of anE
hoops, cutting Of boiler plates &C, &C. by Charles Bi
well, marine engineer. 50 cents.
Introduction TO tho study of An by NJ. A. Dwight 81.
Life Sketches from Corsmon Paths = Of Amencan tales
by Mrs. Julia L, Dum0nt ca,
The Rise and Progress Of English Constitution; ~ u
Greasy, a. Third edition. 81. III .
Caderon his ne aud genius win specimens Of his plays
v. q, Trench, n, d, IS cehta.
Just published, and for sale TAYLOR NAURYs
June 10 Bookstore, near oh st.
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A HE Letters OF Madame de seviene 60 her Daughter
and Friends, edited Ny Mrs Sarah J. Hale. vol. 81 ~
The Letters Of Lady Mary worey Monagu edited BY Mrs "a
rsh J. 0ae iyol IL % ,
May n FRANCR TAYLOR.
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l., y, Middleton,

l., ., Middleton,
Dealer IN -.
Once and depot southwest 2 and 18Th suceta
Feh 97--d6mf
A mEKICAs u1UsS, a-nawsr stree, Hsstap ~
Lewis Rice Rebuilt elegnny furnished, p0asea
ahe nodcrn improvements .d nsnees o re aecomoq
Of the travelling public.
Dec Idly
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CLAss No, /.
Maesinae BlanGsi,.

$500 palrsS point blankets 90 by
inches, eigh pounds
$500 point white Maenae blankets
90 inches, aud weigh pounds
500 pairs poiRt white Mackinac Blankets
inches, and weigh 5I pounds
pairs ~ white Maeknae measure
SO inches and weigh AZ pounds
500 Pas pont white hacknac blankets, TO measure % y
inches, and weigh ~ pounds
pairs 3poin scarlet Maekinac blankets
~ inches, aud weigh pounds
500 pairs ~ pon, scarlet Maekinae Blankets 54 by
co inches, and weigh pounds
l0l pairs 3A point Maekinae blankets
"a inches, asd weigh 10 pounds
200 MackinAe blankets,
Inches, and weigh pounds
700 pairs point green Maeknae blankets
90 inches and weigh pounds
100 paiIs 3 Indigo blue Maekinac blankets
90 by a inches, aud weigh 10 pounds
100 pairs 3k point Genneia blue blankets
10 by % inches, and weigh 10 pounds
pairs 3poini GenneIa
20 by 10 iuehes, and weigh pounds
400 pairs ~ point Genunea blue Maeknae blankets
sure 81 by &c inches, and weigh pounds
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References i:
NEW SADDLE AND HARNESS
SHOP. IN YAZOO CITY.

TTENRY e. MILLER, JEFF
IL ferson Street, one door
below the Banner Office, has
on hand, and will constantly
keep, a large and varied assort-
ment of
saddles, Harness, Car
riagc Trimmings and
Saddler's hardware.
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HENRY LAURENCE,
DENTIST
OFFICE on MAIN STREET, YAzoo CITY.

OFFICE on MAIN STREET, YAzoo CITf.
HAVING just returned from ,----=---..
IL visit to New Y ork and Phil "a
adplphia, where he has made him o11Il1
self familiar with recently invented novelties in
his profession, and having furnished his labora-
tory with every requisite for mechanical dentis-
try, including large and beautiful assortment
of improved artificial teeth. He is prepared to
wait on all who will favor him with their pat
ronage.
References:
DIS Leake g. Barneti, Yazoo CITY, Town
send, NJ ID PHI ladelphla; G w Smith Dentist N ~
OrIenes J B Mcclellan NJ D Philadelphia; Il
Knapp. DENTIST. New Orlears; C Mott,
Mobile. -
Yazoo CITY November 80 1855.
N. B. VIII be absent on professional bust
ness for few weeks, from the first of February
next.
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Execntor,s Notice.

At THE March Term, 1866, Of the Probate
Court Of Yazoo County, Mississippi, i will,
as Executor Of John + w 'lson deceased, pre-
sent my second annual account for settlement
and allowance. N. G. NYE,
Feb. ~, 40. 81, Exectltor.
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(WHICH WILL BE EXHIBITED AT
wv YAZOO CITY, ON
Monday and Tuesd y, March 18th, and 18th,
For Two DAYS ONLY. Open at 2 and7
o'clock p. M
The beautiful and daring Polish Refugee,
MADAME OLINZA,
in her thrilling, terrific, and at the same time
graceful feats upon the TIGHT ROPE, ex-
tending in mid air from THE FLOOR TO
THE ROOF, and at this dizzy height, on
small cord, walking backwards and forwards.
ascending blindfolded, dancing Waltzes, Polkas
and Pirouettes, playing exquistely the Cornet-
a-Piston, and achieving many Of the most ex-
citing and startling feats ever introduced, far
surprising any other living artistic in this de-
partment, Also, that incomprehepsibe genius
MIR. 3. X. q. NELLIS,
who has appeared with great eclat before the
principal crowned heads aud nobility of lrope,
as we'll as the sovereigns of America, and re-
ceived from each substantial aud gratifying
evidences OF the appreciation they entertained
ofhis extraordinary skill. Mr. Nels with his
toes alone cuts pro6les and Valentines, opens
and winds up watches, writes and folds letters
shoots with bow a nd arrow, at quarter of a
dollar, at ten PAGES, ar d seldom misses: loads
and discharges pistols, plays on the ACCORDION
and Niolincillo. and performs numberless SIM
liar Intricate operations with facility and ease
that most of people cannot aspire to, with the
full use OF their hands and fingers, demonstra-
ting how signally nature compensates for
defective organization Also that rare A himal
ALIVE WHITE POLAR REAR,
The only liVingspecimen in the United States
and probably the most interesting animal ex-
Vant. AL the above are entirely new. have
never teen exhibited here, and are now exhib-
tied without extra cha &c, in connection, and
at the same time, with the MUSEUM,
Menagerie, irds, Fishes and Reptiles, Wax
. Statuary, Machine Circus, Cosmoramic views
Eics of Antiquity, Revolutionary Relics, Ores
+ Minerals, Rare Coins and papers, am
iousands Of other curiosities, on the Floatin;
Palace. Admission 80 cents; Children an,
wants 25 cents,
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NEW STORE.
d. EIVtD s 70 TO.

Corner of Canal and BolHbon streets will
open on Monday, the 4thi inst, !, d new Invoice Of
CHOICE SpRINGGOODS
received per ship Robert from Hayre, cons ST.
il g in part of
New Style Spring roulard silks printed.
do do do do do do do f a,,apea,
Rich Flounced India Crepe Tissue;
do Grenadine;
Embroidered Swiss Robes;
do Lace Robes:
do Muslin Skirts:
New Fancy Berege;
do China Muslin;
Lace Shawls;
do Pointes;
do Wells,
do Flouncing;
Embroidered Muslin Bands:
do Jaconet bands
do Handkerchiefs
do Lace Curtains
do Muslin for Bars
Double Bobbinett Lace
Black and Colored Silk Mantillas
do Embroidered do
White do do
Misses do do
A splendid as ortment of Embroideries Of al
the newest styles.
lChemisettes,
Brooches:
Guimps:
Cofiarates:
Capes:
Berthes, &C.
J.LEVOIS & Co
New Orleans, Feb. - 1856. 80 ly.-
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Vicfx sDurg 4 ards


- III ~ ~ 0AHtA9SkIH8n - NVsS
the Citizens Of Vicksburg
i and surrounding country, ant especially to
thu ladies'. for the very liberal patronage heroa
tofore extended to them, beg leave to inform
them TINT they have just received, and are new
.opening q splendid and elegant assof<nkof1t Of
he choicest goods in their line, carefully eject
ed from the best manufacturing houses, com
prising
Corsets Of all description:
A fiue assortment of Trimmings.
lAllnrticles belonging to The Embroidery line:
A Splendid assortment of Child's Hose and
81 ives,
silk, Cashmere and Merino Ladies' Hoseasnd
gloves,
Combs of all kinds,
A splendid and large assortment of Jet Neck
laces, Bracelets, Ear rings and Crosses:
| Port Monies of every description,
| Pearl and Inlaid Care Cases, -
A full assortment of Perfumery, az
Pomatum, Fancy Soap, Extrait Cologne, etc:
All kinds of Baskets, lower than ever offered
before in this market:
| Toys.
We have aimedin our selection to secure
the most elegant articles, and we invite our
| fri flds and the public to call and examine fr
themselves our large and varied stock before
purchasing elsewhere. being fully satisfied that
the superio- ity quality and moderate prices of
lourgoods will give all satisfaction. We wi /
take great pleasure in showing onr assortment.
| sVicksburg, February 8, sly.
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SYDNEY BREEZE.
Elk Senator, United States.


EX-0endLOr, United STATES.
VINcENSEs. Indiana, June 10th 1853,
PRoF. o. ]. WooD:--Dear Sir: AS you are
about to manufacture extensively and vend
your recently discovered Hair Restorative,
will state, for whomsoever it may concern, that
have used it. and known others use it; this
have for several been in the habit of using
other hair restoratiSes, aud that / ind your
vastly superior to any other know. 1t en-
tirely cleanses the head ON dandruif, and with
one months proper use illrestore any persons
hair to the original youthful color and texture
giving it healthy, soft, and glossy appearance,
and all this without discoloring the. hands that
apply it, or the dress On which it drops.
would therefore recommend its use to eve-
ry one DESTROYS of having fine color and
texture of hair.
Respectfully Yours
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. ]

AGO COUNTY.
The Site of Mississippi.to all persons i'd
teres;ed in the settlement of the estate VI
Moses L. Ellison deceased. =
N0U are hereby cited to be and appesrS
u before the Probate Court of Yazoa
County, at the Court House thereofsin va
zoo City, on the fourth Monday in Mareh
next then and there to show cause, if any
you can why the final account ofJames A
Harrison as Administrator de bonis non Vi
Moses T. Ellison deceased, should not be
audited and allowed. and !. q fnal dccrrs
rendered thereon, and further 0sdo and
suffer such things as shall be oonsidete'
and ordered by the Court aforesaid insiha
premises.
Witness, the Hon Robt B Meyes.
Judge of the Probate Court inf
rs. S. said County. the fourth Monday e
January 1856. and seal of said
Issued February 10th, 1885.
j M HoLLINGswoRTH, CLERK.
February 22 1856:4O.5t.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
A. s. Caldwell, ct ux,) In Middle District
Mary A. Hurt, ct al. he State Of Miss. :
Notice.
KvO Mary A. HUT, Josephine Garbra
~ Letitia Hurt, William Hurt, Mary cald~
well, Letetia Caldwell, Harriet Caldwell,
Charles Caldwell. James Caldwelkand A.,
oP Nicholson. You wiz please take notice
that we will on the 3rd Monday of March
next, in the town Of Sidon, Al the usual hours
p oceed to take the desposilionso Of w Berry
Prince, Alfred s Robinson, E 5 Fisher, } S
Robinson, III H Southworth and Benjamin
Fisher and will continue from day to day
until the same are taken. The same viii
be taken before Mr. P Marshall, or some
other Justice ofthe Peace.
s "A. 8. CALDWELL,
- Al. w. CALDWELL.
Test,
s N. AJoHNSoN. Clerk. 81 9sls.
February 20; dist.