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Inc board of Trustees hav this day directed that Div
sly pTp interest to LIST November 1857 be declared
olA fEk CENT the outstanding Scrp of the Companv
PaSanie on the ID of November next -
,,a ii aiy idend of TWELVE PER CENT in Scrip to
20 ~, eis OF the Company their Terminated Premiums
t ' Year be issued and after the LIST of January
sa. .le remaining portion the Unredeemet Scrip
pao IN Cash, after the LIST of January next and
thaI De added to the former RESERVED CAPITAL
thereby making said Capital to exceed TyvFi yF uIN'
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS F." Eh' NJ ~
By order of the Board
JOHN WHITEHEAD Secretary
c: OLIVER 0'DONNELI
.ooouo Agent in Baltimore
eA1'"om 81 Exchange Place
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IHt PUDIIsNeTs further say:
Every effort has been made in this undertaking to at
tam the highest approximation accuracy the whole
city has been carefully canvassed by experienced agents
ITO whom, in passing the Publishers would express their
Indebtedness for the promptitude and caefulnes with
whch they have executed their part the work and
with the system We adopt the mistakes need be few but
hese ieW VIII occur and We trust that the patrons and
citizens generally will look upon the work with lsncr
on the ground OF our evident desire to make the Directory
in every respect what it should be
A Directory is a necessary appendage to every sbor
counter to every counting desk every hotel pub
lie office bank or insurance company Like air and LIGHT
II Is indispensable and yet its cheapneSs like those
prime elements of existence he lightly thought
Of '' N7''
The publishers will continue this publications and what
mperfecons critical examination of the work shall
reveal they will use their utmost obvate in forth
coming issues" mil u
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nUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.
" LONDON AND PARIS MADE
WRITING DESKS
ALTOGETHER NEW STYLES
LEATHER Illustrated;
ROSEWOOD, Inaid
MAHOGANY, Brass Bound;
BRAZILLETT0 WOOD
a new and beautiful style of finish
The above being made at our own order in Iondon and
Paris by the best workmen superior to those gene
ally offered for sale and coming us direct from the man
uauers we are enabled to sell them at the or low
er prices than the inferior article coming through second
third hands ~
An inspection of our styles and prices respectfully So
licited. lanes 6 NJ ATEpS %
IeZzru pa Baltimore ST
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|. M. SINGER &. Co.'S,

l. M. SINGER &. Cos,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES.
THE BEST OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
105 BALTIMORE STREET
Il To Clergymen of all denominations, and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches offer our Family Ma
chine at haif-price
W. T. FREDERICK,
leZiu Agent
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paper Danainas.
PAPER HANGINGS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
PURE RYE WHISKEY.
ITNnER SICNED nJyTIr

PURE RYE WHISKEY
~ ii h UNDERSIGNED, OWING TO
the low price of Rye at this time manufacturing
at their Distllery in Washington County Nd pure RYE
NHlSkEI. All orders left store Nos 81 and OF
south Charles street will be faithfully executed and can
ne Teed on We have at this time in store and for sale
NhiShEl OF our own distation of superior quality and
age rom year up to 10 old and in addition have
for sale the following brands:
j. HORNE, Rules 4th proof; J. C. R Eckman; NJ Mad
aux Johh snyder; all warranted pure and give salts
faction as represented may be returned our
100. FOWLER & ZEIGLER
iepzZ-u No. 81 and SO South Charles st
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DERUNlAN AND MEXICAN GUANOS
me best article ONLY for sale in lots to suit con-
sumers, at lowest price by ' 0'
JOHN S. REESE & CO.
MI eotl No II South street ND stairs
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~ o l. l. &c TION AGEN CY
j D. PRATT & CO.,
Are prepared to receive and transmit AIMS rop cot
bECIioN IN any city county in the United States or
brush frovlnces Being in direct and frequent CORES
ponaenGe with reliable Attorneys in every city and COUNTY
our aeitles Tor ehectng speedy and prompt COLIEC
IloNS are such as will give entire satisfaction
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE AGENCY cornar os
Baltimore and South Charles streets ne ,r vi
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HALL & LONEY.
IL COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MERCHANTS
BALTIMORE ND,
ARE PREPARED MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES on
Flour Grain, Provisions, &C. consigned to their friends
IN Liverpool, London and Glasgow They attend to IN.
receiving, at, and shipping from Baltimore without any
'hirse oil commission to the shipper. 22tf
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EUNS! GUNS!! GUNSilr
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND SPORTGEc ,pp,p,
TUS IN BALTIMORE.
dnns suitable Tor Deer Duck Turkey Squirrel and all
Bird Shooting Rifles of all sizes and patterns roIt
my Navy and Pocket Pistols Warmers Aliens and 9th
er make oil Plstols; Powder Fasks Shot Pouches Game
Bags Caps, Powder Shot Balls &c in fact ali Snorng
Goods in the greatest variety. Having received re
GOLD MEDAL AND CERTIFICATE
VI the ghest honors OF the Maryland Institute for spe
by prompt personal attention. to give satisfaction to all
and they may rely on getting good article 80
No 81 CALVERT STREET, and SO CHRApsIpR
ALEXANDER MoCoMAs, GuNMAKER.
Established 1S43. re ~ "a
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GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
agricultural.

John 5. REESE s CO
~ OFFICE OVER THE CORN EXCHANGE.
II South STREET,
OFFER
MANIPULATED OR PHOSPHO-
p, r PERUVIAN GUANO
IN PRICE REDUCED TO S45 PER TON 2 900 lbs
me most APPROVED ECONOMICAL and EFPEcTTvr no+,
i'l concentrated FERTILIZER now before the public
composed OF equal quantities of Peruvian and pbos
pnc uuanos and prepared in the most perfect manner
iU us apI'caton to the SOIL being entirely free from
Is tie NATURAL GUANo, and contains so per ct more
ohla ana fhosphates than any manufactured FertiIi
SHOWN Its money value s15 more per ton than
mrl-eotf WIZ P"'ii''
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WM. GRANGE s CO.
w 119 WEST LOMBARD STREET
or MAN UFA CTERERS' DEPOT OF GLUE
vi every description from common to the superior
terers' use. ~
Also, constantly on hand, large supply of
O We d 8 r.
FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES
Both Articles at strictly Manufacturers prices e22 II
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fe2i-tf
EVANS & HOYT'S

GREAT SOUTHERN GIFT BOOK STORE
ESTABLISHED No. IL BALTIMORE ST.
me most extensive and only original Establishment of the
kind an the 2. States
Eh PURCHASER RECEIVES GIFT
IL VARYING IN VALUE FROM 50 CTS TO 500
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GREAT SAVING IN GAS
Urssps 1.. BALTIMORE, Feb 9th, 1865
y 90 np 1Mg nave been using J. H. Co0PER'S LEVER
H' n". TUX upon metre for the past six weeks
anu are satlsed that it from 20 to 2 per cont
oil 9as Inc light is uniform ample aud all blowin
anu oil the flame is obviated and the escape of me
go, Noah WALKERACo
As there is now great complaint Gas bills the nb
All orders sent to apparatus
MEssRs JACKSON 4 CHAMBER
AT the Office Of Messrs. GRATTAN 4 EVANS
Jarvis Building, No sNorth street
"iii ie0ei'e Pionpl al'ention fe251mo.
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C. VEST DE- SOW
M MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
~ IN ETHEREAL OIL, ALCOHOL, (al proofs
OIL, &c. JILL ->ohED
Our facilities for manufacturing being large we are nra
goods in our line P'h"sihe
Mandatory, 3O6 West Pratt street, Warehouse and
and Charles N'' 'e'"e cen dLight
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A MACE & co:
~ LOTTERY AND EFOBaeoP oz,
I5z NORTH GAY STREET
Ticrets fo- solo :. a, -, Baltimore
Orders through the Post Office prompt attention W
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tOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
WILLIAM KNABE L co,
MANUFACTURERS OF
GRAND AND
Nos l, 3, S and NORTH EUT4 W ST
Opposite the Eutaw House
And at our NEW SALESROON
207 BALTIMORE STREET
Between Charles and Light streets
These celebrated PIANOS have at different Fairs for
several successive years, been awarded the HIGHEST
fKEMlo Ms for excellence, over all competition
They have also been pronounced by s Thalbero the
most Celebrated pianist in the world, and other dstn
gulshed artists including n Strakoseh, G Satter &c.
&c to be equal If not SUPERIOR any in this country
We have constantly on hand at extensive Ware
rooms as above the largest assortment of FINE PIANO
FORTES to be found i'll this city which we will salI
wholesale and retail on the most liberal terms
In every case guarantee Pianos To give entire
satisfaction.
~ Constantly hand fine assortment Of MEL ODE
oAS, of the best makers, prices from s45 To 5000
~ Always for sale large number of GOOD SECOND
HAND PIANOS at prices ranging from s75 to 5000
HdPLANos EXCHANGED, HIRED and TINED
mfllil WIN KNARE e co
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I'D h M 0 V A l. WILLIAM HENRY
~ JOHNSON has REMOVE d from his old stand NJ
80 to No. II PRATT STREET. one door West of ca,
street, where he invites his friends the public 10 rive
INN call, and to examine his stock of SEINE TWINE
GILL NV lNE, COTTON ROPE, COTTON LAPS COTTON
, N AhN. CARPET CHAIN, LAMP WICk, WRAPPING
TWINE Flax Hemp, Broom and Bottlinp TWINFS Prs
STA and Mannia CORDAGE, CoRKS and CORK WOOD
BKo0MS BASKETS, PALS, TUBS, CHURNS, MATS
BLEACHING, &c, &c, at Wholesale and Retail -'
SPINNlNG WHEELS made and repaired
"r'iNEo mil ana HUNG to order NAL 3m
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OFFICE MARYLAND GAS COMPANY
CORNER BALTIMORE AND ST. PAUL STREETS UP STAIRS
TNHfS COMPANY is furnishing the most
complete and only reliable Gas Machine for the nse If
lrvate Houses Churches, Hotels and Public Institutions
by ther comparative small and profitable WORKING
results these Machines recommend themselves IN the at
tenuon OF residents of small and villages Tbous
anus OF cericates from parties using our Machines
can be furnished. ~ eS
Apply at the office of the Company as above by person
VI ~ 'er. fe22-6m.
r. l. Ii COTT s HEW Els,
- ,,,o SO EXCHANGE PLACE
90 PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
tWlth particular attention paid the sale of BJTTER
Al an seasons OF the year. have every grade and
sye OF 81 TER and as the gents of the Dairy
men receiving 1t direct from the farms we think that we
ought 10 DE able to give entire satisfaction in price and
quallty: Now in store and arriving
80 Packages of prime Goshen
30 Tubs and Firkins of New York State
$50 Kegs of Glades
700 Kegs of Western Pennsy lyania
65 Kegs Virginia.
i'O hegs and 10 Bbls. Oho-3OO yery small Keqs for
shipping, and 80 Bbls. prime fresh Roll e "
Also-5OO Bushels DRIED APPLES and PEACHES. IN
kegs OF LARD go Boxes EASTERN CHEESE. o'ooO
kNlfE BRICK; so Bags GROUND NUTS; Q Boxes Viz
e - I r-,n.o anu baIes WOOL. fe22-tf
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-18

B6- We clip the subjoined report from the
Mississippian. The high compliment it pays the
State Librarian, Mr.. B. W. Sanders is recorded
with the more pleasure from the fact that we can
testify to its truth. The young gentleman alluded
to is destined to occupy high posi- ion in this his
native State. HIS uncommon talent and moral
worth will command fame because they deserve
| it:
| Hon. I. N. Davis, of Pamela, from the Joint
standing committee on the State Library, made
the following report;
Mr.. President: The joint standing committee
on the State Library, after as careful an examin-
alton as their time would allow, of the State
Library and its condition, have instructed me to
report: That they are apprised that the law gives
to the Trustees the full power to purchase such
books as they may deem necessary, still your
committee do not think it would be considered out
Of place for them to recommend that " Benton's
Abrdgement of the Debates in Congress, from
1898 to 1885," and likewise .'Gales and Seaton's
Register Of Debates in Congress-. be added to
the Library, at as early day as convenient, by
said Trustees. Your committee are of opinion
these works are Of great value to the politician
and statesman, and should belong to the State
Library.
Your committee would further recommend to
the Trustees that, in connection with the Librari-
an, they purchase such paintings Of native art
lists, as they may deem worthy place in the
Library or either of the Houses of the capitol.
Your committee are Of the opinion that few
hundred Tor if necessary, thousands) dollars
spent every year, would be well invested in such
paintings rs would illustrate history or present
the portraits Of the eminent men Of our State,
and ut the same time encourage and stimulate the
native artists of the State.
1t is with pleasure your committee unanimously
express their cordial approval Of the administra.
ton of the present Librarian, Mr.. Sanders. ALI
ways gentlemanly and polite, and accommodating.
We find the books in good condition and well
arranged. System and Older prevail throughout
his department, while he shows not only will.
ingness but pleasure in affording oil the faciI.
ties in his power to those who wish for informa-
ton from the Library. All of which is respectfully
submitted.
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DECISIONS OF THE Hon Court, MISSISSIPPI
We find the following announcement in the Paul
ding Clarion. 1t ought to attract the attention
of our lawyers and others who are interested in
the legal decisions of our State. The Clarions
print is handsome enough to induce one to cut out
these decisions and make book of them:
HIGH CoURT DEcIsIoNs.--We have made ar
rangements to resume with the commencement of
the coming year, the publication of the decisions
and opinions rendered by the Judges of our High
Court of Errors and Appeals. The early crcu-
lation of these decisions, expounding and settling
the meaning of our laws, is scarcely less mpor.
tant than the publication of the laws themselves.
They should be in the hands of every lawyer,
magistrate, and civil officer of the State; and
will be found highly interesting also to every in
telligent citizen, whether a member of the legal
profession or not. We shall publish every decis-
ion and opinion given by the Court, as soon after
its rendition as the manuscript can be procured
from Jackson As we rely almost entirely upon
the increased subscriptions which we expect these
publications to bring to our paper. to reimburse
the heavy expense which we must incur in making
them, we hope that every gentleman disposed to
encourage and sustain the undertaking, will send
us his name at once, and use his influence to in
duce others to do likewise.
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STATE TRFAsURER.

EDITOR MIssIssIPpIAN: The present is the sea-
son Of announcements Of candidates to fill the
various Offices which will be rendered vacant by
the expiration Of the terms Of the present incumr
bents, and as the names Of various gentlemen
have been suggested for the Office of Governor,
allow me to present the name Of Col M. D
Haynes, of Yazoo City, MS a suitable and proper
person to fill the office of State Treasurer.
For many years Col. Haynes has occupied an
enviahle and prominent position before the people
fof Mssissippi and in all the contests Of the
Democratic party, has manfully batted for the
ascendancy Of liberal and enlightened principles
AT the last Democratic Convention, be mag
unanimously withdrew in order that Col Hussey
might be unanimously nominated for the Office
which he now holds, and more dsinterested act
has rarely been witnessed in the political annals
of our party He came to the Convention with
many strong friends. and without any disparage
ment TO the present efficient incumbent, it was
believed by them that the probabilities Of success
we're strongly in his favor.
am sure that this recommendation will meet
with a hearty response from every quarter Of the
State. s4 9o NJ SOLOMON ia
The above communication appeared in the
Mississippan Of the 10th inst, and will, as pre-,
dicted, unquestionably ''meet with q hearty re-
Spouse from every quarter of the State" But
here at home, where the private merit and public
wortA of Col. Haynes are known and appreciated,
the writer's sentiments have had the most cordial
welcome, and are echoed with perfect unanimity.
He has ever shown strad' devotion to the prin-
ciples of his party, and though tho Democracy
of Mississippi has never been able to boast more
faithful servant, yet she has never seen his mod
esty yield to personal ambition and desire for
Office. An efficient and Industrious laborer for
the great principles of his creed, he has never
hesitated when necessary, to sacrifice his private
interest to that of his party
Honest, capable and Jealous, Col. Haynes has
been long fighting in the great cause of State
rights, vnd always beneath the glorious flag of
Democracy. It's proposed now to reward his
zeal and fidelity We think there cannot be a
dissenting voice.
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LAND FOR SALE.

I OFFER fOi sale 40 acres Of land, six 81
/ miles east Of Yazoo City. Ten acres Il
are in cultivation, with log cabin thereon
Also, one hundred acres deadened, consider
able part Of which is Greek and Bayou bottom.
Fine springs and water in abundance on the
place. Fine cane range for cattle, and good
outlet for stock.
For particulars enquire Of P. B. Cook. or Of
me on the premises. N. P. COOK.
Nov 20. 1853. ~
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A passenger on board one of the steamers
from the Channel Islands says; THE French
mans story seems to me expressive. One
morning the cabin boy came to him for bis
boots Boots + feebly sounded from the
berth, 'Ah, sure you may take zem; shall
want ZEN marry more
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We admire the ladies because Of their
beauty, respect them because Of their virtues,
adore them because of their Intelligence, and
love them because can't help it!
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We would particularly call the attention Of our
readers TO remedy known as McLean's Strength
sning Cordial and Blood Purifier. It is certainly
q valuable remedy. We therefore say to all, call
at the agents. and test for yourselves its intrinsic
merits. 1t is delicious to take. Weask our lady
readers to try it. See the advertisement in
another column.
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For ynle.

LlOUR Of the best negro dogs -
Is in the State, on credit until
the first Of January next These zflzzsliss-,
dogs are all young and in good -
trainiug. For disintefested Information with
regard to these dogs, the purchaser can refer 10
any planter or overseer on Silver Creek, and
Col Durfey; Messrs. Miller, Stone, VIM. Clark
and others, on Wolf Lake.
These dogs are offered very low, and can be
seen on the plantation Of Messrs. John N. &
L. A. Campbell, Silver Creek, Yazoo County
September 4th, 1858. &c
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woo CITY MAILS.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTUREs

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
DAILY MAIL TO vAUGHAN'S DEPOT.
Arrives Daily, at 2oclock, a. NJ.
Departs :. .. II -, p. NJ,
SEMI-WEEKLY MAIL 10 JACKSON. 4
Arrives Tuesdays and Fridays at ~ NJ. at night
Departs Mondays and Thursdays, at A. NJ.
TRI-WEEKLY MAIL TO DOVER
Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays, 1OA. NJ
Departs, .. =. J. HAN
SEMI-WEEKLY MAIL TO vICKsBURG
Arrives Tuesdays and Fridays Mt O'Clock A. N.
Departs Wedn ,sdays and SATURDAYS at Z A. NJ.
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40 DOE BITS Honey Dew Snuff,
HNE2B do Scotch Snuff,
Nov on hand and for sale by
Nov. 6. P. B. COOK s. co.
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