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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11
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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11
COMPLIMENTARY REsoLUTToNs,

The Grand Jury for the November Term Of
Yazoo Circuit Court unanimously passed the
following resolutions:
ResotVed That the thanks of the Jury are due
and be rendered John b. Hemphi, ESQ.,, District
Attorney, for the able, impartial and satisfactory
manner in which he has discharged the important
duties pertaining to his office, and the success
with which be has prosecuted offenders against
the law in this county, and for his uniformly no
lite and attentive department in his frequent in.
tercourse with the Jury.
ResolVed, That the foreman of the jury com
municate copy of these resolutions to Mr..
Hemphil, and that newspapers in the District
friendly to Mr.. Hemphill, be requested to publish
theVe resolutions. F. W. WIRELESS,
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

Trunks
and, in fact, everything usually kept in a first,
class Dry Goods establishment
He asks special attention to his stock of Gen
temen's clothing, which has been selected by
himself with great care, expressly for this mar
ket, and which he will be enable to sell at cheaper
rates than has ever before been offered in this
city or Vicksburg.
The ladies are invited to give him call before
making their purchases.
December 4, 1853 14tf.
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YAzoo CIrY. Deo. ,

AGO CITY, Dec. I'd, 1858.
Gentlemen Of the Grand Jury:
Through the medium of your worthy foreman,
+. W. Wheless, have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your very fatterng and compIi-
mentary resol tons to rae as District Attorney,
adopted by your Honorable body 1t is to me.
indeed, truly gratifying to know that my official
course of conduct, which, | fear, is too highly
appreciated, has met the approval of SO worthy
and Intelligent body as compose the present
Grand Jury of Yazoo County
My official connection with you, as with the
former Grand Juries of your county has been to
me OF the most pleasant and agreeable character.
Gentlemen, it will be to me, and speak unfeign-
eddy, source Of pleasure in all after life to recur
to the uniform kindness and forbearance l have
experienced at the hands of the Grand Juries of
your county; and the friendly relations which
have existed between the members of the bar,
officers of the Court, and myself which have
never been marred in single instance
accept my sentiments of esteem and regard for
you as u body and individually.
JOHN B. HEMPIILL
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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

DOUGLAS IN TENNESSEE The Nashville Union,
the organ Of the Tennessee Democracy, thus
speaks Of Douglas:
" lie will enter the Senate as mere adventu-
fer' ready to engage in any enterprise that prom
Uses present gain and future advantage He will
come IN the character of freebooter, bound by
20 law, pledged BY no principle, but seeking re-
ward and booty as the price of his lance He
WI be found on that side Of every question
which y likely to be the winning side, and which
WI most surely contribute to his own emoIument
tits absurd TO suppose that he can ever again
occupy prominent position in the Democratic
party
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

THE CODE OF HoNoR.-Hon. ]. G. McKibben
NJ O.. recently before leaving San Francisco fol-
New York challenged George Pen Johnston, who
fought with VIM. l. Ferguson duel, in which the
latter was mortally wounded Johnston was edi
tor of the National, and in its columns used dis
paraging terms concerning McKibben. Johnston
has been arrested and is now in prison awaiting
his trial. McKibben and his friends went TO the
prison, and iosistei upon seeing Johnston, in
order TO deliver him the challenge The honora-
BILE gentleman was with great difficulty it is sill,
made to understand that to send a challenge to a
gentleman under such circumstances was not ex-
actiy compatible with the code of honor
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

AYE have just received new supply of Sch,
w Books, Stationery and Steel Pens, wAitn
we offer for sale cheap. P. B. COOK & CO
Nov G, 1885,
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INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT JAPAN AND THE ia
PANEsE.-The higher class oil people are general
y of light olive complexion, medium stature,
very muscular, small hands and feet, black hair
and eyes, and have beautiful teeth. Their Gus
tom of going about with their heads uncovered,
and exposed to the rays of the sun, makes their
complexion appear much darker than is natural
to their race. -
There are several distinct classes or grades Of
society Hereditary princes and high military
officers stand highest in the order of nobility.
Government and imperial officers stand next.
Magistrates, spies and soldiers stand next in the
order mentioned. The nobility always wear their
insignia or coat of arms on their dress
The CRY OF JEDDo THE CAPITAL OF JAPAN =
The city of Jeddo is said to be- without exception,
the largest city in the world 1t contains $780,
600 dwellings, and the unparalleled number of
5, 100000 of people Some of the streets are 10
Japanese ris in length, which is equal to 80 Eng,
lish miles The commerce Of Japan is immense,
and the sea along their coast is covered With their
ships Their vessels are laden in the southern
portion of the empire with rice, tea, sea-coal,
tobacco, silk, cotton and tropical fruits, all Of
which find market in the north, and then re.
turn freighted with corn, salt, OIL sin glass and
other productions of the north, which find Q
market in the South.
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advertisements

THE LARGEST STOCK OF SHEET MUSIC
IN THE SOUTH
\ NYTHlNG relating to Music matters, In
\ stmments of all kinds, Instruction Books.
&c, &C., can be found at this establishment.
(Call for complete Catalogue
CO. A classified list of the newest and
prettlest songs for the Piano, selected erpreSslg
for such true frienIs of the art, who possess
a little more than ordinary taste for music.
finding The value of vocal piece of music,
noi in the Uersions Of the loordS, but in the
beauty Of the music ITSELF -kO
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woo oITY. MIssIssIPpl.

saturday Morning, December IL 1858,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-08
q Neat Small Dwelling

FOR SALE.
AN offering for sale q neat dwelling College street.
Just beyond the Medical college, The House is ck
contains good rooms cseTn, &c, aud will be sold Gta
great bargain. Fot terms apply 70 -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-08
GINS I Guns
claiborne MkCHlRE WORKS.

WE have large assortment Of Shot Guns Double Of
W Single barrel, embracing great variety.
MatEF HAMILTON.
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MUSIC STORE.
w. e. CHTLDs & co.'s
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF,
CEMENT ROOFING.
y :" II y :
Patent

ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF,
CEMENT ROOFING.
r7RB undermined having purchased the State Right for
into general use and asks the attention Of Architects
BUide Railroad Companies, and the public generally &c
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to exam.
this roofing, better and cheaper than any thing N
use The material "rms hard aud smooth surface that viii
resist the action Of atmosphere every climate.
mpsTyous water, elastic and flexible Il
expands with the changes Inc amOsphes, RRd will Meth.
Incorporate cracE, O and ne 10 It's durability, there Is
no question.
any ordinary exposure 20 IRE s abundanty prov
ed and We will WarTanth water proof We Will engage &c
put our h"oahg on over ordinary good sheahng old shin
Ees and gravel, tin zinc and zinc, copper,
making no difference how steep or hat they may beOI
seven dollars per one lare ee II being ar cheap
than any Roof Of the old style, and we it viii
1--WE Setter satisfaction.
It vi also b. found the best thing ever invented to
aud old eaky tin, tar and gravel ROOFS
chimneys sNe, dOTmar windows, ana CUTTERS where the
lin Tusted thfcsn ms cement can be put on 10 last
long stone, form perfect adhesion any object
which il applied liz kOols can be painted and
nted not 10 leak al two dSa and my cents per hundred
square feet which ls cheaper AM much better than paint
This Roofing will be found 70 be the best thing Overuq
large Roofs where they are much exposes TO ureuch
Steam Mills, saw Mills Fact Tss Railroad Cars, Bridges
Dspot Station Houses, Steamboat Deeks and, fact ever
kind Of Roof there external exposure ire
AZ The roof is psrect, without otntB IT, il presents
chance for dreIo communicate ana any light substance will
M Insurance Oices at Cincinnati and other placer
where Chlds d Co.'S Cement has been use insure Buildings
Roofs covered with this Cement the rates az
for thCsscOvered with Iron, Copper OF Tin.
II The Cement will be furnished 90 those a distance
with directions for using.
II County Rights lOT sale.
N Orders sent the undersigned through the PostoC
6ss,TfIIbs promptly sttsndod 20
would respectfully refer the following gentlemen for
whom have covered buildings win the Cement
ATehitectS and Master Mechanics Of NashUiLIs
MI Il. NJ. AKBRUYD,
Mai. A. HElMAN,
MessTs. }. A. HUGHES & SMITH,
WARRbN d MpORE,
McUU uLUUGd q HOUGH,
JOHN MCCANN q co.
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Particular attention given the sale Of Cotton FouI
Wheat Corn and all other Produce; ALSO the Forward
ing OF Goods TO and from the Interior.
REFERENCEs-B. S. Rhet, Esq, Messrs. T. S. 4 T. @
Budd, W. B. Herot, Bsq Charlie slOn S c. James Walker
Bso Nashville Tenn Thomas 5. Kennedy Louisville Ky
wilson d BuTns, Bsumnrs, I'D. lapT23-Wly
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Uneurrent Iank NOles Manted.

w aiu pay .IC highest ma4keJ price Notes OF
W The IJUHN lHg bauks % delivered atelv Law.
reucCburg ShJl5s vile, Ocuee, cambridge, and Knoxville
the above want pEIGcuiary. Ne will also buy
The kot ell pended Free banks mentioned In
theaboye lIst, 40 tie highest market price.
der-r A. WuBLESS q Co
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Bonds AID Stock For Sale.

g7O,OOU Straight Tennessee State Bonds.
2Ue 600 Endorsed d"
500 shares Nashville & ChatiauOoga z. r. Stoc
100 seWanee Mining stock.
$500 Huntsville Mining and "HnuiactuTing Stock
All Of which will be sold on favorable terms By
dec E-tF A. WHBLkSS q co.
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White Bluff, Dickson County, 4 en- nesses.
HB Subscriber has Just TeGtsd and furnished this HOTEL
and pared 70 accommodate The travelling eommun-
v in The best manner Waite Bluff is situated on the
Charlse rnpike, twenty eight miles ftom Nashville AID
Ten from Charlotte, and Is very desirable stopping point
for those passing and from Nashville. Soliciting share
Of The public psonsgs the subscriber assures ali mat hi1
bsst Efforts saail be directed 70 please
tans~W1y A. P. NICkg,
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Notice extraordinary.

TOR SALE, House Lot tanning four and quar-.
E ter acres ia the vii age Of COmspVe, les county,
Tenn Attached 70 said good IAN YARD, all com
plets here good DFelng and al necessary out hOu
es is believed 10 DO Ons ths best locations In The
State Tan ard Price reasonable. Terms easy Gail
soon or you will miss bargain. THIS is Of The pleas
villages be found anywhere. churches and good
Schools in s5undaues GEU. MsCLURE,
nI-W4t TfusIee Tor G Heed.
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SnE der & EP1ZZG 4 4.
no. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock Of
Boots and Shoes,
Which have been made up expressly for the retail
trade. For Ladies they have inp part
Fine Buttoned heel Caters, Black and Bronze;
do Congress do do do do
do Side Lace do do do %
do Congress, side lace Caters " ithout hesls;
do Kid bOotsthick and thin soleS
do White kid and satin slippers;
do do DO DO Caters;
DO Toilet slippers.
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thin soles;
do do do with heelE
Lasting Caters with or without heels;
Calf and Goat Boots for school shoes;
Boys and Children.
Boys' calf and Congress shoes;
Youths do do do
Boys and Youths Thick boots.
BrOgans and Thick Boots.
fne stock OF BFogans for Plantation Also good
soc Of shoes for These goods were all made 10
OTdJf and certainly superior article. Alec Mems
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
in our will and tito their interest TO CALL are de-
terminsd 70 give them the worth Of their money
Call at No. q Public Square.
ost9 SNYDER & PRIZZELL
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A. bO hECBRIdGs
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. T. Broad STREEF
NASHVILLE, TEEEESS Sc.
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr. Henry
McCasn in the above business and hereby tender ny
sincere thanks to ell ny old friends and patrons for their
berGy heretofore extended to the firm, and would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of avors from them and
wish inform all the world and the rest OF mankind"
that have on hand and for sale e spend q lot Of
COOKING STOVES
Of various patterns. P2rl0r Stoves for wood and
eommoa and aHey Crates Box Stoves for churches HOl
low Ware Of every variety on baud made to order Fur
naces and Foot Stoves entirely patterns, Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
am prepared to do ali kinds Of Job Work, such as
House GUerng, Roofing, any other branch pertaining
70 that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE DIRK.
Myod friends Of the River win ind to their advantage
toeall and give heara2 osiore bargaining elsewhere
Tor work.
ALSO for SALE one pair seeOa tnand ENGINES eylins
der II inches diameter Bad four feet with water
shaft and other fixtures suitable for tight drsughi
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable tsrna
June a. ls25
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THAT convenient frame dwelling on the Franklin Turn.
pike The nrs FOIL Gate nov occupied BY J. A. Nc
Campbell, ESQ The house contains four rooms BESIDES
kitchen servants &C. and thirty Of ground
asched Suitable furniture can be procured By the tenant
on reasonable desired. Possession given immedi
ally. Apply 70
nov Isl A.. S LINDSLBs,
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EDGEFT9ED.

Offering prices the um5s, three lots IN
Bdgsasd, just beyond DOnison's store The lots ront
each 50 feet aaB Turnpike, ami 24O eo deepI
with street In the They cCnvenientt0 mex
haustble supply OF excellent wssr, and in rapidly
improving noiGhbOThOod. Apply 70 -
decT scr A LINDSLBY.
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FINE TOBACCO.

WE have been appointed Sole Agsag " NASHVILLE Oh
" the sale OF James Thomas' u 0l Riehmoadi Va
Celebrated Manufactured Tsbacco.
lus Isesivsd go esEes o. ne following brands, Tis =
JE Ell OF OPHIk,
RUBY TWIST,
LIlRON,
NECTAR LEAF,
BDTEEH OF SPONGE Can p
Which Wo YIN isll - Ne MaHlslursfsi pIsss sr s.la
Asm CARTBR MCKAY CO.
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FREIGHT RATES
FROM
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
To-
NASHVILLE AND STATIONS,
ON
Nashville & Chattanooga h. II.
WEST OF STEVENSON.
Bradshaw s. Rutland

No. IA, COLLEGE STREET,
TTAVB Just received their FALL and WINTER STOCK
II Of BOOTS and SHOES, which consist IA r Of TIE
following:
For Ladies. Misses and Children.
Ladies fine Kid and Morocco Bootees thick aud thin sole
with and without Heels
Ladies fine black Lasting Caters side and front lace,
Congress Caters, with and without Heels
A" Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed I" d"
Z" end Morocco Buskins thcE aud thin sole;
Misses BOotees, d"
with and without Heels
" Black and Fspcy Lasting Caters
Cslfaud Goat Hesled BOotees for school;
Cbidrens Kid and Morocco bOotses, thick and tain sole
" Ankle Ties with ROsetts
" Top bootees, with Heels;
Womans extra size Calf and Goat BOOtess;
Servants g Kip and Dutch Beoteesi
Calf and Goat with Heels.
For Gents and Boys,
Gents fine Pump and Stitched Calf Boots
Is quilted bottom ". P. Z"
U double cole W P. "
Calf stitched, Calf Congress Gsitsrs;
double sole P. l.. extra
&c {" Union Ties, ssWed sad pegged;
4" Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and peggsd
" Cloth Congress Caters, stitched.
Boys fine W P. Cali Boots sewed and Pegged;
d" Csfand Kip boots
f." Calf oxford Ties sewed and pegged;
Congress Caters
Cloth and P. L. Congress Caters.
Thick BrOgans, Boots.
Extra heavy Brogans for plantation use;
Mems heavy Boots all of which will be sold cheap by
oct9 BRADSHAW RUTLAND.
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Notice.

NYNTHA FLINN and her heirs, are hereby notiheN %
~ GENE forward, and Gle legal claim 20 me legacy len
her by her mother Judah Sesfs secd Gate Of Hall eoun
Sale Georgia. within three years; or the same VIII
lapse aud be 20 the other heirs OF said deco
Published b order O the honorable Of ChanceTy,
September Term 1851. GAINESVILLE hall, county, Ga'
October I7tH 80. NJ ". BROWN,
uov3-GmIam Executor oTJudfth Sellers decd
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- AAAASs n RRoWus
RAINS & BROWN.
Druggists and Prescriptionists,

Ne. 10 south side Public square,
NASHVILLE, TEEH.
"A COMPLETE assortment Of BnzliEh and American
a eoemeals pure and uHsdults Drugs, slh and
genuine Extracts select pOWdeFs ETC., alay hana,
$3.50. ElaFOring Extracts etC-
Lemon tosei ana, Pine Apple, barry CseFy, Al
ona s poefyl reech and Orange extracts Tor daVong.
5est Bsfnuda Arrow Root, lsingass, Gloves, Nufmsgs
Ctnnalon. ste..ai RAINS q BKOWa,s-
$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden seeds.
Nbafe EoH In receipt cf ghs extensive stoek o.
" 9afden SEEDS kemofacng many new and valuable
Vanese1 ever brought % his marksE Thew are ali th
growth Of 1857 from the following houses Of vel knova
reputation
D. Lsndrsih s. Sons, Philadelphia
The American Seed Garden, FJlhsrsaald. 81
Risley's FradOnLa, Now YORK
bhaksr Carriers, SCUM UHi0n. KsntuckV-
Descriptive Catalogues from mo shove housss rsay az
slaruliOus distribution. Call ana gst one.
In addition The a50Vs,We have large supply OF he ret
usual var as b. tas Poaadi and BeEas Peas b a.
bushsl.
RO0O Paper Flower Seeds
Just received nom The essbrlted house johnson o
bins & Co., Thousand OF Flower Seeds mo fovsrl
% Flowers larger better assortusnt rs
Whiea make their selection Of Seeds the nave hsr
tofore had In his city. RAINS q Brown.
No. - Soulh side Su1l C square,
jan u Opposite he Ma Eei Houso-
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NM ISYOTR CHANCE

nc purchase that valuable lot 10 kdgehed, on the l
i Tin Turnpike adjoining the residence Of Nj. Bsa n
The lot fronts loo feet feet deep and within En
Uss walk of the Public Square. To good pure who
wishes prove the property, any length of - will be
given % paw purchase money that be dsres Il may
remain On bond aRd mortgage iOTteR years, ndesTsd
sa,5 AVgLTEnSIRV
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Neal Country Residence,

AM Offering for sale small tract If Laad, miles from
the city, the NOensye turnpike, cOntaining
acres The residence Cottage, with four rooms,
double kitchen, double negro cabR, stable, &c. viii be
See No Rop Avs LJNDsLRY
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w anTedI

Baconl Lard and Feathers !
CUR uhigh he higosI market proe eash Eiu paid
Il SIR NrTON q 5ETMOUEt
No. 10 Market street, doOrs bslOH Church ssrosi.
Fah Ff-EFm
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IA GOOD DWFTIING.

CITUATRD Cherry Street, LncOlns Hall, is nov
y offered for sale. The lot 81 iee front By s0- TIT
house s brick containing 10 al nine The house
LOT Il offered for less than the cost OF The BUding.
declO ser Avs LINDSLEY.
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vs. LINDsEEY.
Al Val16ble Business LOt For Sale.

An n6a oGorDE fOr sSls thar valubls Lot Nsfket
gea adjoining t8e store Of Morris & MatheEe. The Lot
ronts So feet Market and back lO7 feet waEaf
Front street.
would make 0fthe best stands for wholesale Gro
ssry Store IN the City. For terms apply 70
ssDtP ser A. V. S. LINDSEY.
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A CARD.

AVlNG sold my entire interest 10 the hEm Of RutheT
III I'd O. Dog J. T. Rutherford, herewith tFhder
aEs 90 ali The customers the late hms and would
commend ny late partner Rsutieman Worthy OF 9
eoutuluce Of the patronage. De Ound e. he cid
where hhal! be pleased al Of mend1 GRe
sAssolaers. laR 6-a2nI JANIS pQYLh
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BanIK ofRTashville.
Free Banks.

HAVE for sale q large amOant Of ptopaFy which win
sell Notes Of the Bank Of Nashville, certified
checks It the prices that have always sssad ioE
& be properly. sept29 s LlNDsLBf
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Dissolution.

THE Co Partnership OF rutherford Doyle dissolved
4 by consent The frst day OF January, 1855
James BOYLE having sold hiB interest The Books Notes.
Accounts and Real Estate J. Rutherford both parties
authorized use OF the hrm IN Liquidation
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-08

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