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RELIGIOUS.

HELlGIOUA.
Fleetwood's Christ and Apostles,
Life In Israel, by Richards,
Pilgrims Progress.
The Holy War,
Pop Popular History u English Bible Transitions,
The Two Sights.
Lectures TO Young Men,
Yrssh Thoughts on Old Themes,
Theodosia. or the Heroine Of Fsiih,
Methodist Family Manual
Sacred Scenes and Characters,
The Dairy mans Daughter,
Shepherd Of Salisbury Plain,
Bible Manual. by Everett;
AcTraines' Sermons,
Dick . Works,
Lorcnso Dow's Works,
Chain Of Sacred Wonders.
Cummings Scripture Readings, embracing
Mathew Mark, Luke and John, Exodus,
Leviticus, Genesis.
Cummings Minor Works,
Cumming Tent and Altar,
Cummings Voices of the Night,
Cumming q Voices Of the bay,
Cummings Voices of the Dead,
Cumming q Bencdictions Of the Blessed Life.
Cummings Church Before the Flood,
Cumming Lectures On Romanism,
CUMMINGS Daily Life.
Conants Neander On John
Conant's Ncander on PHILIPPIANS and James.
Christian Life-SociAl and Individual;
Sermons for the People;
Hallam's Lectures on the Morning Prayer;
Mrs. Marsh's HAllic, or The Shespfold In tho
Watersj
Thoughts to Helps and Chssr--lst and 2dseries;
Buck Harmony and Exposition Of our Lord :
Great Prophecy;
Barnes Notss-Em bracipg lanes, Peter, John,
and Jude, Ephssians, Philippians and
Colossians, Thessa lcuians, Timothy, Titus,
Philemon, Beck Of Revelation, Epistle to
the Hebrews, Epistlcs 70 the Romano, the
Gospels Of Isaish, Job, Daniel.
Rainbow Around the Tomb.
For sale 1t Eastern Catalogue Prices, At
OGDEN, BROWNELL 4 co.'s,
April ~, s58-d Main and 3nd streets.
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KENTUCKY HARVESTER:

tim, during the harvest q ,ss ana an,
vests
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-, NOTICE.
v1NHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
4 lne AeoA NJ, Ms- TisasAal ANA GassAsins ilsii-
road Company will % held IT the once Of tho Com
pany In Mt. Pleasant, lows, 81 o'clock =. Of
purpose Of elscting Boaid Of Dirsetoss for thu
ensuing year, and traasasting sush other business
a. may properly come before The mesting.
JOHN ". OGDEN, 9sc'y.
NAV 8. ISSB-dtd
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u p Il N A q A 1 N /!
C. Wilson

INFORMS his friends that he has opened again 1t
l.his old stand on Second street near Main, form
crly u. r. Doubleday h Wilson. with large stock
Of Wall Paper, Stationery. Envelopes, Drawing
paper, Tube Paints, School Books, Ao., H., All Of
which he will sell lower than ever before offered
In keokuk,
VIZ would also suggest the prorriety Of al those
who have not settled their accouHts with the late
Erm Of u. Il. d. W., that now would be an ex-
cellent opportunity 10 do 80, as he 10 anxious TO
close up the business IL the firm.
apr37d
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ExTRAU 11NARY INDUCEMENTS
10 TRADE

AaSaSnrtkV ANAAG
/ |! !! ;! J : !
cities Dty in all
ably W. II tho city in kiety and
quality, aud tits we'll known e Dethe price,
arc all right. .sasssM
OF Dress Goods, I hayn Tissues, Barge,
Lawns, Barge Obtained Poplirs, Nalen
siAn Piaids, Debaizs, lawn Robes
4 -. Ess sssAn;Sg
~ Staple Goods hoo b1eaehed
a ~ Osna burgs. driI1syN ~,
SO, Linen doodal3 &8 VT Uhfts and
byoWn Tor pants whitd6m1 IN diaper
crash and diaper towcline iFiGS o1o1 brown do.
ALSO, summer shawls black6ik vessttss, Ell
broideries, iscsss Hneket handkcschiefs, hosiery,
trimmings, Gsm1 Alrts .eraysts ,cel liars and sus-
denaers.
ALSO, anassortm114 ~ 1MoHer Clothing, and
necessary articles too nunsFe1s u mention.
AND ia connection with th0Above, keep an as
sortm-nt9f Queensware and Groceries, the latter
OF which still continue 10 cell At wholesal
prices. Afresh lot of choice Teas direct from he
Canton Tea Co., New York which are warranted 10
give entire satisfaction ar the money will be re-
funded.
Think can now oserindncenen.s net to heck
seliea BY any house in this city.
" sAsre II ngarticie youoannot end anywhere
else, tus. ssil at the Nimble sxpence-anywhcre
along Main-street.
z. s.-rhese are not old goods--Asvs been on
heSs stsef fae year ons.
NOS. s7s31hR - s2s e. n siIsisss.
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w. n. RICE, Architect,
tt AS removed his O6iss tntO the End story Of
III Hatch : Tiiompson's new bank BuildinR, On
cornss q Main md bsoonA streets. 1ntranss q
OGies On Bssonl-st. lneb2edly
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CT OF HING sTO RE,
MYTH thanks to my many friends for pnst
w favprs, beg leave 10 Inform them that
am now TeceiyinE my SPi1SG AND SUMMER
STOCK OF CLOTHING, fresh from the
houses Of d. Devlin 4 CO., and james Wilde, IL =,
Co., thstuo beat Clothing Houres in the Uni
ted Siates. My Clothing il good and well made !;
those who hAye purchased Of me will teetif, to
that fact and TO those who have not would say.
come ard fry for yourselves. Good toeds, Mt q fair
price Az always the cheapest.
Owing to the pressure in money matters nm
compelled to sell strictly for Cash
April I'd A.W .GKIFPITu.
4 ,ENIS' Cashmere Suits, good and latest fash
" ion, for sale ut 10 Msin-st.
spr2d AVG.
A NEkf superior assortment Of Linen Goods
"A onhand At No. ~ Main.st.
apr2d AVG.
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miss . url state M eual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
y,sMcc--c, ~ Ea:e,!. c.e. n-.e!y,
&. Wyman, G. II. Peck, B.W.AlexAndSr,
James Smith, A. d. Pomsroy, D. D. Page.
RS, ELLIOTT, Soc'y. s. II. ED9ELL, Prsst.
no ExrRA- nAxARDous Risks rAKHH.
F.B. HOLMES, General Agent.
dsoidIy A.BRIDGMAN, Ag 4, Ksokuk.
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nolA6 onsinesss ntlrely on he q Cash system. 81
II Iegpect tqset u Jeoas AZ eheap ~ agy other
house q Keok1E.
Ny stoSk calapfiset everything ia The Lrytioods 4
line. Muslin ,haachea and aabseashea drills AZ
ioos, deianes bsreges lawns ~ ss
opetts 4rd silks. hsetj fatlcty and iii stylrs a
LAdiss' Dfess Geoas. Also, sagirg, Insertions.
gloves, mite Aeslery, eoiiars cleini
Selts, rlDp9as banaets, hats caps IL. large ana
we'll selected ssoek u i.a4ag shoes and tiaitars
Also, good assortment q! catsiiaeses black and
blue Cloth. D9s.Ain sumner Goth, dc. A larry.
lot Of Summer seatings, such as MarseiIlss
silks. Sc
Hat sud Caps Boot and shoes OF all tsnasso,
dentismcn's wear tTavats. stocks, riovee Ae
and many other articles too numerersIo mention
All Of which viii be gold at very lew prices H.,
cash. MyGoods arenew Come aud examine 10,
yourselves. No troubls TO show q eodf and Prica,
Keokuk, Junc is-d4w J.nH.
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r,rc ana INLAND Navigation

Risks accepted at terms consistent with solyency
and fair profit.
Especial sttcnon oipen 10 The Insurance Of Declines
enf Contents, for Zen ms Of one 10 due years.
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The progress OF this corporation hns been stable
and uninterrupted through seasonsof financial sun
shine ath storm, periods eventful in or exempt
from sweeping conaagratons and maritime disas-
ter. B$tnK long established on cash basis, the
troubies n The credit system tfiect US in no mate
rial particular.
During "hard times" the security Of reiiable In
suranse is an imperative duty-the ability Of
property owners to sustain loss being then much
ltssenla.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without
deay bs any Of the duly authorised Agents Of the
Company.
- business attended to with Despatch and FL
delity,-b-s'
ofFlt Of the keokuk Agency, corner Of End
and Main.sts. IL. Is. TEN-EYCk,
mchSiAw6m State Agent.
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TO GExTI.IMEN.

TO GENTLEMEN.
rTylIE superior stock Of Goethe cas4imeres, ves.-
/ ings, shirts, Drawers, Gloves aad Hosiery
shawik and traysling Blankets, viii be sold INIT
further notice, ~ LESS THAN EASTERN COST
rOH CASH. Y. b. FOSTER,
nOv3dAw aseVLd-si.
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kHfAL STEWART. NON .0RlYYITH
STEWART d GRIFFITH,
oniee formerly occupied by Latch 4 Thompson
sEcoSD ST., NEAR MAIN,
kfOk
- attorneys and Counseilors at Lap,
INSURANCE,
LOAN, AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS
PdftfcHfGr attention paid TO the Collection of Debts
sad Loaning Of Moneys.
II n 8 y z A N G e
CALL AND
Insure your Property against Loss By
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE.!
In the following responsible Companies
HUMBOLDT
Fiks sNSURA NCE co pANY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL
two hundred Thousand Dollars,
LAMAR
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
Cash Capital 100000 Dollars,
PACIFIC
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
ST. LOUIS, NO.
Cash Capital $500, 900.
Ea~ Marine Risks taken in this very response.
abb company.
The above highly responsible Companies are nov
prepared to lnsure Property against
Los4 or Damage by Fire,
sssf And Pay all Losses Promptly. -MG
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Lands in Northern and Southern Iowa for
sale on favorable tcrms, by
neh l0d STEWART 4 GRIFFITH, Agents.
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In all the principal cities and towns, these works
viii be delivered, Free OF P0stMge. when
sent by mail, the PosrAox to sny part VI the Unit
ted states, will be hut - Gents a year for
"Biaekwood, and LutIa Gents . yeaT for
each Of the Review.
N. B.--The price In Great Britain Of the ave
Periodicals. above named /. about Thirty one Dol
lars Per annum.
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Choice Eirss Glass Insura nee.
~ the

Wsth The Prestige Of as Fears Success Experience
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IHRAND0LEs ID sets Of pairs new and rich
" ssyissfer sale BY GEO. FOSTER.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02
JOHN NJ. CLARK, ESQ.

We publish elsewhere the letter of this talented
gentleman to the Mississippian, resignlng the
nomination for District Attorney. IL is Vigor-
Gus, well written communication, and the facts
therein presented shew, we fear, anything else
but a praper party organization in this Judicial
District Democrats should exhibit more industry
in repelling ISLANDERS against their undoubted
nominees 1t is a reflection upon our zeal tC
allow an independent candidate, avowiug the
principles of that dark lantern association which
set the example of introducing politics into al
elections and confirmed its determination by
oaths against party, to ride without opposition
over Democratic majority of seUen hundred.
The high-strung feelings Of Mr.. Clark woult
not allow him to stay an instant in the field when
report, though false, was in circulation'that he
had been unfairly nominated Had he continued
the race, he would kave seen the county of hil
residence, where his noble qualities and talents
are appreciated, give the lie to this and all othel
SANDERS against him by an overwhelming major
ty in his favor. Though we regret his resgua.
ton, vet we understand and appreciate the mo
tives which induced the act.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02

The CAPTURED AFRIcANs-These luckles.
darkies have excited much interest and discus
sion throughout the Union. 1t has been finally
determined to ship them to Liberia. Why dc
not our negrO-loving brethren at the North take
these, their afflicted fellow beings, to themselves
and allow them home in the free States? They
believe in the equality of the races-are rampant
for universal emancipation; and it is very much
against the wishes of the captured blacks tc
return to Africa. The fact is, Brother Jonathan
is in favor of the abolition of slavery, but would
like it to be done at somebody ese's expense
not his own. He has no paying philanthropy in
his composition.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02
LEVEE MEETING.

According to previous notice, a large
meeting, composed principally of planters
aud land owners residing in the Yazoo Val
ley, assembled at the Court House in this
county on Monday the 9th ult., to consider
the proposition to tax the lands in Yazoo
valley-particuarly that portion within the
limits of Yazoo County = for the purpose OF
recozstructing and maintaining the levies on
the Mississippi river, from Vicksburg to the
Tennessee line.
On motion of Col. r. W. Durfey, james
j. B. White Esq was called to preside over
the meeting, aod w. S. Epperson, upon mo-
ton of Hon. Walter L. johnson, was ap
pointed Secretary.
The meeting was addressed, respectively
by the Chairman Of the meeting. Gen
VIM r. Miles, Judge J. R Burrus, c. f
Hamer, Esq, ana others, all in strenuous
opposition to the proposed tax.
On motion of Judge Burrus, the Chair
was instructed to appoinfa Committee of ter
to draft a.memoriai to be submitted to The
Legislature at its called session in ---
next, on tile subject.
The following resolution offered by Judg,
Burrus was on motion adopted, viz:
R.Solved, That whilst we raise no obsta
Gle to the eveeipg of the east bank of lh'
Mississippi River, yet in consideration o
what has been done by the Legislature o
Mississippi for the Levee System, we in
struct our Representatives aud Senator t,
exert their utmost Influence to pre- vent tn
imposition of tax for ievee purposes upol
any portion Of Yazoo County.
Under he motion Of Judge Burrus, tn
Chair appointed b f'iiowng committee t.
mem 'rlalIae the Legislature, L tn-wit: DIR
Joab r Richards, Harrison BArksdale, j
r. BurruS, =, pa Auir-ws, Inn Simmons
r. W. Duttcy, Gee. b. Wilkinson, Johr
w Campbell, onu 5. Paul.
On notion ot HARRISON Barksdale, Col
James j. B.. Whste was added to the Com
mlttee,
On motion of H Barksdale, The newspa
pers of this county were requested to pub
lsh the proceedings of this meeting
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JAMES j. b. WHITE, Chairman.
W. S EpPERsoN,- Secretary.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02
CRANES PATENT METALLIC
BURIAL CAsKET.

VENHE subscribers have become the owners
Of the right of this newly invented
g Burial CGsket," for the county of YazoO.
The Casket is fashioned to accord with the
feelings of the bereaved, and yet retains oil
the requisites of an appropriate receptacle lOr
the dead.
Whatever tends 10 soften or make less keen
the poignancy of our grief commends itsel
to our consideration. So much that is repn-
slve has been discarded in the arrangement and
shape of the above case, that its name, the
"Casket Burial Case" is an involuntary sug-
gesdon. We do not hesitate to aver that
there has never been in use anything so entire
y chaste, appropriate, and withal, 50 conVe-
mient as this invention.
The Casket is perfectly air-tight. composed
of metal and will last for ages.
OE We have now supply Of the Caskss
OH hand, and respectfully invite our friends 10
call and examine them.
COFFlNS will be made for those who prefer
them. Orders attended 10 at all hours, whether
by day or night or Sunday.
Their shup is near the river, nearly in rear
of Harrison u. Hvatts,
FlTCHETT & FLEMNllNG.
N. b. Terms, CASH orciy acceptance.
| Yazoo City, Aug. 10Th, 1853 IT,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
VIM. r. WRENN Y W. H. MANGUM*
J. II. LAWRENCE, s. NJ. PHILLIPS
JOSHUA r. HUSSELL.* MARSHAL R. GREpp
RUFUS X STEPHENS.*
SAMUEL L. OSBURN. u
For Probate Judge.
R. B. MAYES*
ROBERT BOWMAN.
For Probate Clerk.
VIM. J. BARRETT,* JOHN BRUMFIELDs
WILLIAM X. STEVENS y
For Circuit Clerk
W. B. RICHARDSON'S NJ. A. JENKINS.
For Treasurer.
STERLING COLES VIM. J0HNS,*
E. L. BOWERS L. MILLER.
For Coroner.
JOHN SMITHS
For Assessor.
JACOB T. J0HNSTON,* c. T. CAMPS
VIM. r. PHIPPS, A. B. GRAVES,
B. A. KING, j. II. BUNGH,*
A. B. JOHNSON,
For Ranger
JOHN HEROD.
For Constable.
ANDREW WALLACE. G. W. JONES
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02
FEARFUL ACCIDENT

A horse dragging Dead body three Wecks
Early in August, JOIN Rawle, lad of six
teen years, living in Volcano, Amador coun-
ty, who had Vainly been endeavorng TO OBJ.
tain his fathers consent to 90 to Frazer riv-
er disappeared, taking with him, valuable
horse belonging to lhe family. 1t was sup
p sed he had started for Frazer river, and No
little anxiety was fe,t in regard to- him. On
he 18th Of August his body was found in
the Butte Ditch, few miles east of Jackson
attached by ariat" to half-dead horse
From appearances, the boy, on the nj yht o.
leaving home, lay down to sleep, with the
no Sc attached to his person, to prevent
escape. The animal, becoming unmanagea,
BILE through fright, during the night had rur
off, and dragged his master by the rope unit
life was rxtiuct. Afterwards the horse had
continued to Craze around dragging The
body along for three weeks. Finally tn,
corpse bad been dragged into ditch, where
it had become enlangled beyond the horses
power to extricate it. In his efforts to pul
loose, the horse had cut his neck to the bone
with the rope. The boys remains were hor.
ribly mutlated. Most Of the limbs were
broken, and the flesh rubbed bare from tn,
BONE California paper.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02

MIRACULOUS EsoAPE.--The Brandon Plat
form, OF Saturday, chronicles the following
miraculous escape from death:
As the carriage Ct Mr.. G. J. Enochs, con
tanning bis family, was leaving the barbecu,
at Stems Creek, on Thursday last, the hor
ses became frightened on crossing higl
bridge, and backing the carriage, the railing
gave way, and the carriage, containing hi
wife and child, was precpited over, at
place whore it was 20 10 80 feet to the water
But, as if by an act Of ofProvidence, the spoke
OF one Of the wheels caught upon the 6ridg,
leaving the carriage completely suspended ii
the air between the bridge and the water
Mrs. Enochs and the child, some three year
old, fell into the water, but were not serious
y injured. 1t was certainly one amongs
the most Miraculous escapes we have eve
known.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02
PETER B. COOK & CO.,
Druggists, Booksellers 4 SlatioDer


TEAVE Just received and keep constantly
L. IL on hand large and well selected stock If
Books, Stationery and Fancy Articles. Hav.
ing made arrangements to import our own
goods, and in ali cases to purchase direct from
the manufacturers, and in large quantities, for
cash, we are able to sell proportionably lowto
others. We have in addition, large assor.
ment Of Miscellaneous books, chaep publjco.
tions, Juvenile books &c. &c. published in
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and New
Orleans. which we receive monthly; and will
sell at the lowest prices for cash.
We have on hand, also, stock of QuarO
and Note Lace Papers, Embossed Papers, Lace
and Embossed Envelopes, different sizes and
prices.
PORT MONNAIES, &c. &c.
Pearl, Ivory, Shell, Velvet, Morocco, Cal
and Roam Port-monnaies, comprising over If.
ty different styles, from 50 to $40 per dozen
which we will Sc at manufacturers prices, bv
The gross or dozen, for cash.
ALSO
n fine assortmen. of Pocket Books, Bankers
Cases, Counting House, School and Fancy Ink
stands. Including Whitney's patent Pump
Inks. china Porcelain and cut glass Inks, sill.
liman's School and office Inks, pewter and iron
Inks, Bronze and other fancy styles.
Pocket inks and Letter Seals, Tndellible and
India InK, Motto Seals, Letter Clips and PAPER
Weights, Water cups ans 81 nd Boxes, Amer.
can and German States, Bill Files, Twine
Reels, and Calendars. Black, Blue and Ca.
mine Writing Ink, in bottles different sizes,
from trTiFy f,1 te. O.aFts
POCKET CUrEERF different patterns Of
Penknives,'a a superior article, manufactured by
the Empire knife Co., (Winstead, Conn.,
Also cheap German cutlery on cards
LEAD PENcILs-Faber's, Brooknan & aug
don's. Haskin's, Ropes. Drawing and iting
pencils, also lergs pescils ior Carpenters e.
NoTE PAPER.-A great variety Of Style and
Sizes, including Damask, Laid Lace, and En-.
bossed Gold ard silver bordered, Floral, Tin.
ted, Gilt and plain edge. Mourning and Fancy
patterns.
Sent. 4. 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02

nGSr The chess match between Morphy and
LOwenthal has resulted in the overwhelming
defeat of the latter Morphy won games !;
Lowenthal 8 drawn 8. 1t is said the victor will
soOon enter tho lists with Stauhtcn, the famous
English player.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02

INJURY TO THE RICE CRop,-We regret
to learn that the rice crop on the Savannah
and Ogeechee rivers has sustanad serious
damage BY the late heavy rains, and the
gale OF Wednesday last. The standing rice
is blown down, and lies exposed to iniury '
from the freshet, and the rice that had been
G It and rcked in the field has been greatly
injured by the wind and rains -,Savannah
Neus.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02

EsaF Under the head of Fistiana, "Porter's
spi it' records the defeat of John Sullivan. the
EngNsh, By Charles Lynch the American pugi-
list John Bull knocks under in chess boxing
inventions, and e very thing else
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02

BsD~ bred Scott has departed from this
world. He lived long enough to effect great
decition; was manumitted first by his owner Mr.
Chatfee and then by death. No account s given
of his last hours, but it is fair presumption that
he died dreadful DEATH Requiescat in pace.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02

BaS" The North Georgia Times records a camp
meeting contlagratiCn at Mount Vernon camp
ground, four miles west of Dalton, by which ten
tents were consumed. Fortunately, not one of
the righteous was baptized with fire." though
they all had an abundance of light on that occa-
sion. We presume they took a burning interest
in that revival which must have been brilliantly
successful
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02

~ We call attention to the advertisement Of
iill, Tailor and scourer. Those who wart
4 d clothes made new, or new cloth made into
good fitting wearing apparel would do well to
give him u call
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02
For NnIe-

ENOUR Of the best negro dogs { CO
Il in the State, on credit until H$W
The first of January next. These akfEzsati2
dogs are all young and in good i,
trdiniug. For disinteresed information WIN
regard to these dogs, the purchaser can refer y
any planter or overseer on Silver Creek, apa
Col Durley; Messrs Miller, Stone, VIM. CsIA
and others, on Wolf Lake.
These dogs are offered very low, and can % %
seen on The plantation Of Messrs. John N q
L. A. Campbell, Silver Creek, Yazoo County.
B. f. WEST:
September 4th. 1868. (H
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02

This excited his feelings, and as soon as an
opportunity presented itself, be motioned
the young lady to his side and pointed with
his knife to the line, said: Your paw is
ready when you present your blu.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02

The Turkish Government is about to
establish journal at Paris to represent its
interest.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02
W9gOdOQgss>
ELECTION, FIRST MONDAY IN ocy ~

For District AttOrney-5th 4ud n,.,
M. C. SHARkEY, of AttaIa*
Il. S. HUDSON, of Attala.*
Democratic Candidate
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY-5th DIsTR1c,
JOHN NJ. CLARK.
FOR JUDGE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTR1cn
f. G HENRY, Of Madison.
FRANKLIN SMITH, of Madison.
The Fifth Judicial District is com
posed of the counties of Attala, Leaks
Holmes, Madison and Yazoo. "
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02
PRENT1ss HOUSE.

NEAR THE LANDING, vicKsDuRo, MISS.
ETHIS long established and well-known house
l has recently undergone an entire refit- ii
ting, cleansing, refurnishing, &c., and oil VI
who may hereafter see proper to patronise tn'
house, may rest assured that every possible a.
tention will be given to render them eomfortablc'
and render their stay pleasant and agreeable,
N. W. HOBs0N.
September 1st, 1853 1y. J. J. THOMAS.
DATENT MEDICINES.-AlI the valuable
L aud popular family medicines constantly
kept on hand and for sale bv
p, B. COOK & co.
Semi. A. '5S.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02

At a festival, a pretty Miss waited upor
an al editor with a pie plate Of antique manu-
tacture, in the centre OF which he espied
the following Interesting couplet: