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r. the S0.f u sai County grea.agi
| WHEREAS. Joseph J. Pearson and louis
w mna ! Pearson wife Of said joseph cii.
zen of fa2no county, and State II Mississippi
Caroline frishv. minor who sizes hy her father
and guard John frsby. ci,n.n Of Harrison
county. ami State ~ Texas Edward X. Hunter,
ciriDn Of aid county Of llarri.nb, and State Of
f Texas William II. Hunter, Virginia + Hunter
/ Caroline VIII iluuicr. minors. residents Of said
I county If larri on who sue hy their guard said
John frishy and Beverly u Hunter. residing iu
+ the State Of Virginia, minor. who sues by his
next friend said John FrIsby. have flied their
petition in our said Court wherein they COM
plain If Fahhs -iith and Farmelia ~tith his
wife Cor lhi. that on the - day uf ---. l-le.
Sarah Whjiou died ntestatc in aid county Of
+ Harrison. and State If Texas having in her pos
session at the time of her deatl certain negro
slaves to-Wi'; Spencer q man aged about forty
years, Harriet girl aged about twenty-five
! wears Amanda girl aged about twenty years.
and Annie q gir aged about twelve wears. That
heretofore. about the year ! SOC Richard 'u,-
lard and his wife. sarah Pollard the aforesaid
Sarah Nhit,ou resided iu ihc District If Ahbc-
willie. and state OF South Carolina. that the said
Richard Pollard about TIRE YEAR lse2 or 1909.
died and lef hi- said wip 'ha aid sarah in the
I possession Of certain negroe. for during her
natural lifetime aid negrr@ and their Increase.
after the d,uih Of the a,ij Sarah to boz divided
among then heirs That Toe aforesaid described
| negroes and their incpH-c sfe the negro de-
vi.cd by aid Richard 20 h- heir, by said sarah.
That TIRE Petitioner. arc 'lc heirs Of IN" said
Richard l'uliarl and Sarah h. wif hy right of
, tlrir mother. Amelia Pollard d.mehter at said
Richard uui Sarah That .aid kioianl before
bis death sold transferred. and couy'lltl 20 VIM
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THE BEST SELECTED BToCK HE HAS EVER
BROUGHT so THIS MARKET.
THE FOLLOWING COMPRISES A PORTION OF
HIS STOCK

the FOLLOWING COMPRISES A PORTION OF
HIS STOCK.
French and English Merino;
Nousin de iainc-. tall wool iigrt'l and plain
Figured ta.hmrres "
Cashmere Robes "a l'Azce nounced
MnnSn de LANES Unionl printed and plaid
Figured Cashmere ~hawls;
Black Gr,s de Rhine Silk;
Figured Black
Marcrlinc and Florence silk;
Cloth Cloaks, a large assortment;
White and Fancy 1almas;
Norsied Nictorncs;
Fancy Hoods;
thcnillr Head Dresses.
Black Elastic and Fancy six Belts;
Embroidered skirts
White and colored Spring skirts;
Lace Engenic
Opcrn Frirnea and Printed Flannel;
White shaker and salisbury
BInc Gro,n Red and yellow
-ws. aud Embroidered Jaconet Collars;
riguc Collars
Swiss Collar. and Sleeves in se's, large assor y
iA1io- j. e.. T. T. and tmhd lldkls.
cora.i, Cord. and Ia,sals;
liun t'mhr.e and Lawns,
Irish lmru.;
White uud Black Iilusicd;
White and Pink 1arletou;
Ipdin Null, \ainsook and swiss Nuslins;
Blaci, silk Velvet
Black Cotton
,,reu. Blue and Brown Barge;
Whit Ngr-ie
Bmck sin and Thread ace.
Burl, toloc,.i aud Fancy Fringe;
Nar.eillr. Plush and BIN Naierd trimming.
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NJ orKYR NOME.

r - where the sun more dazzling shines.
Where flower. richer grow
'Ti- where more fragrant GENIAL wind,
Forever finely blow;
Where skies are ever clear aud bright,
And limpid waters roll
whcre rcign- the tod Of love and light
Where soul commnnos with soul.
Ny home my other happy home
Thy joys, en- here taste,
pilgrim only. here roam
Der earth. Wild lonely waste;
Yet Oft, Oh Oft. by faith raise
The veil. which hides my view;
And then my soul ascend' in rrai-c,
And strength. gain anew
strength {, help me battle On.
Nor with my tral. less,
For even when the trials borne,
tod logns to smile and bless.
Then, lc, them come. but with them grace,
That may meckly bear,
And meet them ever face to face.
without doubt OF fear.
T Is thu. that expect to gain
That home fnr which long
That home. where sorrow, grief and pain.
l. never known to come.
on Heaven. my own sweet happy home,
Tbs Joys. when shall -ce
when shall my work on earth be done,
Aud ! so home to Thee.
: pcu-t Grove. Jan. To- II 4. +.
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nsn. Til, subIoincd ciliison appeared in the
Republican Of the nth ult. hat was incorrectly
printed several typographical errors. aud
other error. cnee,ing the scuse and harmony OF
the composition. were overlooked BY way Of
us,t.. write, an iilcgible hand Il mny he that
h.. wi- somewhat sgitaisd when it VA, composed.
O.. tbi. As It may we think it, literary merits
.uGrlc it to better fate than To 60 to the world
m thc shape in which It was published. II
-a- FAR above mcdiocrity The thoughts are
,.s natural cmanaiions Of "a loly and generous
.riri' and are expressed with propricis aud
lrrr The second ,nl third sonncts are ADM
r,biy composed
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ONE rRlCE rio12ll\G STORE
" - Msgasim NiysF. Nfie Orleans.
IsONsfANflN ou hand tbs largest assert
\ mont Of Sfasonable toihiu- 1T every 10
srsirssan fag Nm and Boy. TO t. found rs Nca
oteAu al 81 which vii he sold 81 the loucs.,
prle,s. fr ossIf ai retail % Wholesale.
Anansi ah. Is hllN
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\tDrit T..

rrkkE\ t'r las I I, fHnioas, and posted
before Il +. llrhtowcr j r. on the 21th
November lsaS, IA Beat Ma / Harrison coun
~. I've .STiinS un, a red and white si~cktSi.
about siN ycsrs old marked with smooth crop
and under Iii in the hen and under hall crop 50
the rirlG ear pe brands rerc''vahlc, about I
hnuds high The other dark brown, about ,
years oh SMALL white spot nr De tight siee Of
III. fare. n,ar the horn, and white belis nars~l
with smooth crop In the lcf, nod upper lRii
rrop b, the right ear Ma hmui rtrccleaHr
ahoai o haais high Appraised At : 3 eaoh
T. G. RLA/LLl. tlsk-
Nv J v Cuuris, y. G.
.lannary nh lNAs.
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[ IT, tho-e dne Us fcr t,oo,is ,ehi by h ng
I rhe'iold ia tii, town. Of Marshall. viii hni
lher NOTES 81 e. - Greg1 Ia which mites
u f.a raid e. maturity. NiH lH ,iloi GA vithaul
a,iasiioa ftEIt ~lMN~ a 60.
f'. st ft ihW
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MOTTO T..

'I,NkEN Up hv Il ! Hridgcs, and posted
hrlorr Wm N. johnson J T.. an the 9Th
,h,y of Iauuary $40 enc HORSE NJ l.h a
a brown color sbaat ieut wears odd, without
mark. or brands Appraised a, sl2A.
4 & nkAXl.EN, tlcgk.
Ey j " Crms Deputy
January I'll, i-ap
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A NEW YAI3JGZ.
importsn: to AL Interested in prvsts - AsssAAne
MIL. q. W LOYS
Tr;gcntial Patent hill Dress.

I WJl-I.p infprm al persons interested in the
] baaaes-. tha, I have ~curc' psssh for
Ali I Drssss which, s- ! have abundant c1rtlhcsfcs
FINN rea''rmen u the highest character, who
have Witnessed is operations has proved. super
ss,l- ry at hast one hu.iFei Per ccnt. AN, otl's~
mill dress that ha- ever lss'n tested. THIS I'M
prosrmrhi consists IN having the running s'o"
provided with curverl dress, aud the stationary
.tDne dr, s.ed with q straight dress. The straight
dits- when psf on = mill stone. ~hcre the lever
1ous fnps & a little irisenila'. Ia 'srge mi
.taus EN-. angie varies to seif the sir Of The s'otA
ln al. casa. 20. dn.agat On the running stone Il
rfentef ftau 900 Size stationary sione,
al PERSONS agr forwarnfd from usinr or N
fane upsn t4a ,aien,, without authority
0rai mf.
F'snu, e.o lhay ish 70 purri'as. r.yhts 'cr
eauniie. W State. sill fnd me- al Jefferson. or II
ai.cfH l,ttcr lcf ~ he P,~'ofice at that place.
aill be- f5rearlei 10 ne. when lesye for he
;st.rfsr. O. " 10y.
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list or LETTERS

ENAlNlNG in the Pootoilicc At Narhai
IL Texas. on the first J&nuery. l-b9 which. u
uei ,alfn on, by the first day Of April, will be-
sent 10 the General losioliicc a. dead letters
\ lac Mrs VI
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FOR SALE OR Rr\T.

1 COCO FARM, In gNsi condition, two
\ anla.hal nla. -'nthe eg Marshall coa,
al..Y POO hero Hr .tel NnpiV o.
talass.sJ. llA N~uN
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y t, " GOODS
II
!. e o 4 G. e II. TT X = 3

4
! W "
Fl.
@ x q z G. e H. PIX Els.
-, - -, = ,., No., 4.
-. al !,
.. 100 ~, .,,.r,i,n .,
fali aud winter Drs c"od.,
silk ,.s.lt. aaf CLOTHING. 4 good ,saisg,
es4 v.,tst, "a .-,'s. aaa yai,erus which ohAr
Ga .a,a t yaf, laR prices I, consists in part "
lsaiI sfi faney PRS, Silk.
W..k prs.a pet
llaaH -ta. nI col0rs
PISS f anl White satin,
~b Dress Trimmings
-rs Velvet Ribbon
satin anI SIR R.nfst Rihhaai
Clausie Coral assorted eolar~:
faaa, sis anl Elastic liclis
~iik runi nu fas.sls
Bata sal Fsncy six tra,ai'
fa LAS Nailss
.hner- Al WeHi;
i,ra d aad faglish Mefno- agar and pa,a
WuaU o. iAm~s
Sob aal Ron Hos l'lails
Iru laa tmeri,4sa Irinis
HM.A au l'aacv rycs. Buttons
ta+ Prot anl Nes, Buttons;
N.fs.i,nfs-. snd 1LSxa lace.
lmnat.aa to 10 pe;
lio.aid al STACK IN Lave
Nsl "'NN r"EWs 49,,
IL, -, r..
~'tNH y, a'a ~" -''N Nv w
"",'f "i' - . ~ nF'
az, -.
, ,9 IGN NH Y,.,,..,.
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MOTTO T..

An. persons indebted to ibc estate et Wm
\ Noanr decreased will find their Notes III the
hand. Of 4. \ ratilla and II Roi iaid viii Toe
sued at the nest term ol the Court.
". GRESHAM Namr
J,nnorv I'll saw
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+ s3

of She District Court uf SAID coa1'y
On and seal Of .ame at Marshall ihi'
v"A4 2H'h p.e1Rl-sr -t~
~ i VI Henderson Ctth
ny l. llF>arese> lcpo'y
l,.uei December 30lh l0aS
J. NJ nE\uEHSDN Glars.
Hy /. 4 lleNpHn-NN, hpn'y
Rs,ei,,l in aa'se 23l pocriahcr l-fs ami
executed ,he .an. dly sr hha3ug TIRE rltrf IT
the Tc>as Republican "a eTiiaol cops Of the
within writ inr Publication
4 ". CRAWFORD Sheriff
January ,th, 1899. ii-W
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soNNETs TO .'''.'

lady std Scisa &, Acu enc parting word
r... Last rcqnc.i still yDuehe,ie 80 aHotd
fl. one who ls, Il rigs a,th a s;snn hics. love,
4..a %, a4t few ia ib.s caia world have knewai
,llo sor.hp'd thee with icry'r far above
What he,yeu allows ut mere human throne.
W.nli a,nld feel tly heart had colder grown.
rr,il uo more Ia such weak reverence bo'r
before the shrine " one fog Whom alone
fu.'t s8ah altar oae Who spnrns u now
B.,Iu.Hiin- the Retrospect away.
psf watch twsre w,r.e unb vtnif i' lv'N,
ADJ t.cil up all the frlitie,. past go ny
tut last sod parting word t. th'' Farewell
r.r.g..p Ra wherefore der the f,td word
THU, lnecr hcrc; and why prnlnnv the strain
Wh.,.e .eali IL msdur.. that ,hal hut Afford
New fire. 10 burn within my heart and hr'in'
woall had never l,s 4 thee hut Il, IN vain
r4wi.h what were impossible T., me.
Whn having seen must needs have wor.hipd thee
Nna u,s despite mg Struggling y 100 again
Q. n,tnfcr the u,d ia.ldry.
luto.lI -trHe ttcm,dact- t' re-trant
The ritag passion lu mf -oui - qucl,
Il.a Bard the cn,it thcy aipnc osn ted,
whose be,r,- have fe't tc dear and bitter pain
rt ~. acrompi DO q now. and .o Farcscl'
~
Set hear no .,.l Will n,t a,-c revive
The hrr> rn, from my -r.fh have east,
SIT C,In would have ors recollection live,
uac pl,dsc ,e pIie,ed oncn t''f" tbe r''a
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,,u, Tu-t J. " llEyunasoN. Clak
III n: !; A. !. : IS. !: !: a.. !. !.
l..,,od january 6ih l~ta
j VI HENDERSON Clerk
Ee,cvel in oniec 9Th Jan s.,g anil exc
carl same day hy haudme 'hc editor Of the
ic,a. Republican certified copy 81 fhc within
cliaiIaa iar publication
\ ~. CRAWFORD ~lreriN
.iannar, -fh ls5a u 81
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DIs>t,I.t T.o>.

'rilf partnership hcr'f"i~c cNislug Under lhc
] maine and si1r OF iltli 4 'in' Is Inn daN
dissolved iiy the death ~ II NJ i'W
q Bllla
~WNN ntlu.e
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Rlst\l,ss (o\TI<IfcD.

I n EpN Kli- Wl'l continue the business
-. and viii kssp a gn'i stock op hnuA for l5'
benefit al good and responsible customers II,
re,urs- hi- thank. t. dpe old customers Of ! Il
T.. 4 Co, and still selcii, their custom together
With oihc,, that viii favor him with their pa
trunaee
.lnmarr I'll $3.50
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black smith and Wagon Shop

xH Wol' IN respectfully inform
the public that have renewed the
shop formerly ovnc by John Mum
= 10 The South side Of the Public square inn
f'a''ly back Of the Marshall IN.
a'r aud ara prepared 'eevc"utc 1911
\ Hnpiiy and IN the bcsl manner
1blc every kind Of work usually done by
ksmiths. Such as IRONING W AGo\S.
/ Nltl N,tS. HOHSES!iDIi\G. Plan.
II ZION WORK. &c, and also The making
npairug Of wagons
MILLER JOHNSON
'W u ~ \ulh ~
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AVE renewed from their Old stand to the
u brick office on the south W ISL corner "f the
)mblic square formerly occupied by Judge Fra
} where ihey may he at al times, found unless
] ih's'ionally absent.
lan. H. 1850. No ls-ly.
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Advancement
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
v nav -.
n
SMITH 4 DAVIS.

M HOLES ALE and Retail Ggo'crs, TcNa
Nv street, next door Ia DR.. Balls Drag S,or'
opposite T. a Il Jacobs
Ian II. - Nols y
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CITATION


i j. Pearson anil WIZ Va. r. S,ilh ami VIE
THE STATE or TENA-
County of Harrison
DsTErr Corr SrHIv8 TgRa, 1859.
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MARSHALL MASONIC FEMALE
INSTITUTE,


The Ara, session IT ihi. Institution r the year 10,
| viii commence On the 10th OF January next The
undersigned takes this occasion 10 tender his grateful
Acknowledgements t. the public for the liberal patron
age extended 10 linn during the past YEAR Although
commencing IT. l,ior- undc un,owifd circumstance.
and meeting In their pt14.. 1tion with unexpected
embarri.,nent- still he IS encouraged h. believe that
discerning public apprcciat. the advantages which
the Institution presents, and that IL. future pros
/ refity VIII l~ more nearly commensurate with the
desires Of IL friends. pf this the present oinons are
| propii"t-. The " Executive Board" aided by the
pensicttei- NJ Trend, and caeonagcd by the whole
-pmc condition 81 the Institution. have. with prompt
/ mes worthy 81 ali commentator. already oonsum-
mated contracts for the immediate erection IT another
large three story hniding. and -uch increase Of it.
IA siea shall render II still more inviting Of pat
rnulgc. and stu more adequate t. the oSigcucics ui
ffridiy thfiyag community and the iust expectations
Of it, puhic spirited and benevolent founders Such
concentration not only the interests OF the city II
Marshall bat the educational n.ces;sie- If wide
extent nt surrounding nuntty, npcriru.y demand
10 this result the Executive Board hs concentra-
ting ~ thrit eh"rHies, ana the lnnmndis are second
ing their efforts With cummendlhlu zeal. Nufcd hy
tac-, hopes, and oonh1nR IN the assurance. 1t an
enlightened public the undersisnri h's h"cu induced
g. identity hi. ahnrs hts interest and h- chlrie tor
with the fortunes II tie Institution. ~ the earliest
practicable period his family snd Substance will h.
frmu, Cd to Marshall lie entcrs upon this entcrpi.2e
with rnswed zeal Thirty years Of uninterrupted
IN the Management II Literary Institutions
aud an intimate acquainiare with the most approved
model. 81 in4tr toa have Inspired him With NJ little
confidence In the certainty that well directed effort.
fuF the accomplishment III - worthy an object, will
be- appreciated and sustained ly Discerning public.
hy him un rttsnnahle expectations shall be disap
pointed H. know bis dIts. lui .s ready aud will.
Ing 10 discharge lt lle -hun- no scrutiny however
rigid aud invites investigation. mattfr how searr-
ing Patrons, guardians OF the lnstttuiipn and the
friend. Of education. arr earnestly solicited 10 vlgi-
bnt -rrHtiuy into tt4 management at All Tunes The
course Of sAdy extensive. ant f4ssdiY thorough aud
srIcf ritur aud tiii. early nad late l. oar watch
word The uuder,ene distinctly Announces that Il
& N. a.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
advertisements.
schools south Commencing Oct0-
her 3D. lAJO

T'HR attention Of parents and guardians =
called TO the CAMDEN FEMALE lNsIl-
TUTE, Madison county, Miss. This Institution
has not been quite two years In operation, yea
has succeeded beyond Ell expectation owing, no
doubt, to It's being an individual enterprise,
thereby calling forth all the talent and energy o.
its owners--a fact well knoBn where interest Is
concerned, work is likely to be done.
Camden u noted for its healthy location, being
within four miles Of the Artesian Springs.
The conductress Of this establishment has de'
dermined to set aside, as much as possible, the
folly offashionable dressing; calico and gingham'
being only allowed in rank to Church.
Visiting and receiving company strictly pro
hibited
Here pupils can receive an education both use
ful and ornamental, including Music in all its
branches--Vocal and Instrumental; Painting anC
Embroidery. A great deal Of attention gwen q
Arithmetic it being, unfortunately, much neglect
ed in woman's education.
All this can be obtained for the low price o.
5000 for Ten Months--one half payable j
advance, the other at the end Of the session. N'
extra fees.
Sept II, l8J9--3-2m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, N,
PHILADELPHIA,

4 Bcneroleat Institution established By pe
cial EndowmeRt, for tie Relief of, ht
SICK and Distressed afflicted wih Viru-
Tent and Epidemic Diseases.
'NHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
awful destruction of human life caused by
Sexual diseases, and the decepions practced up.
nn the unfortunate victims Of such diseases by
Quacks, several years ago directed their Consult
ing Surgeon, as CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of
their name, to open Dispensary for the treat.
ment Of this class Of diseases, in all their forms
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to al
who apply by letter. with a description of theiI
condition, (age, occupation, habits of life, SC.
and in case Of extreme poverty, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. Itis needless
to add that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill of the age and will furnish the most
approved modern treatment.
| The Directors of the Association, in their An.
nual Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Dis
eases, express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the labors of theil
Surgeons in the cure of Spermoiorrh@a, Glcet
Syphilis the vice of 0nanism or Self-Abuse Dis.
eases Of the Kidneys and Bladder &C., and order
a continuance Of the same plan for the ensuing
year.
The Directors, on a review Of the past, feel as
sured that their labors in this sphere Of benevo-
lent effort have been n great benefit to the aiict
ed especially to the yonng, and they have resolved
to devote themselves. with renewed zeal, to this
very important and much despissd cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrh@a. OF
Seminal Weakness the vice of 0nansm, Mastur
baton, or Self-Abuse, and other diseases Of the
Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon will be
sent by mail lin a sealed envelope), FREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS for post
ages. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment Of Sexual diseases diet, &C., are
constantly being published for gratuitous dstribu-
ton. and will be sent to the afflicted. Some Of
the new remedies and methods Of treatment dis
covered during the lsss year. are Of great value.
Adde'S for nepo3i or treatment, DIR. J. SKIL
LIN HOUGHTON. Acting Surgeon, Howard As
sociation, No South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. By order Of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GRO. FAIRCHIID. Secretary.
February II, 1889. 1y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

Music-l.et your daughters cultival,
music fy all means. Every woman who
has an aptitude for music or for singing
should bless God for the gin, aud cultivsi,
il with diligence; not that she NAV dazzle
strangrs, or win applaesc from the crowd,
but that she may bring eaiu,ss 10 her own
fresdo The Influence Of music in strength.
ening the affections, is Ear FROM being per
eeived BY many Of its admirers a sEee,
melody binds al hearts together as it were,
with golden chord il makes the palss
beat ia unison. and the heart thrill with
sympathy. But the music Of the fresidc
mus, be simple aud uuprctendiug; il does
not require briiliancy Of execution, but ten.
derDess Of feciiug-a merry time for the
young-a sublued strain for the aged. but
none q the noisy clap traP which Is popular
in public
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
WHEELER s. WILSON'S
Newly Improved
SEWING MACHINES,

y Il - -
The Pad done array NTH and neI s1idyHshJi
Loop Chsek in rs piGee
I)Y new arrangements made with the principn
} Agent for the South, | have secured the ex
elusive right to sell these Machines in this county,
and shall be able to furnish them at $50 less thar
heretofore and the same price as they can be
bought for in New Orleans.
Personal Instructions given, and the Machines
kept in good running order, free Of charge, fol
one year.
Any Machine heretofore sold by s. II Peck, Of
New Orleans, or Mr.. Elberhed of Vicksburg, in
this county, will be kept in order by me, free Of
charge until the expiration Of their guarantee
G. SWAIN.
El7- All kinds of Machines repaired, and in
structions in their use giver. at reasonable char
ges. Thread Needles, and everything apper
taining to the Sewing Machine, always on hand
July 2, 1859 G. S.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
PRHNTIss HOUSE.

xEAR rnE LANDING, vicKsBUBe, MISS.
THIS long established andWell-known house,
has recently undergone an entire re6it- "A
ting. cleansing. refurnishing, Sc, and all
who may hereafter see proper to PatroniEe the
house, may rest assured that every possible at
tsntion win be given to render them cOmfortabl:
JOS. ]. THOMAS.
THOS. L. ELKIN.
September Isl, 1858. "
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

FrHE undersigned. having purchased the cutire
interest in the late house of Gruhhs & Mere
dith, viii coutinue to carry on the Grccery. Pro.
duce and CCumission business at the oii sand
IN this city, and respectfully solicits coutirua-
ton Of the patronage of TIE isie fr-n and e the
public generally. G. W. GRUBBS.
fssoo City, Miss, Msy "a, 1859 flo-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
THE BURIAL CAsKET!
aSfI Is.=55s5slE lE-Sll-1
Is -. -:
CRANES PATENT.

lFT'HE undersigned have received large surp5
Of an sizes and styles Of these beautifu. Net
allie Burial Cases.
The Casket is the most ehaste and elegant
receptacle for the dead that has been brought
before the public. They are finished in the finest
style being beautifully lined with white satin,
and furnished With the finest French plate-gl
they give a full and perfect view Of the quiet
sleeper within.
The Caskst is perfectly air-tight, composed Of
metal. and will last for ages
~ We have nov supply Of the Casket On
hand. and respectfully invite our friends 70 call
and examine them
Th-y have also the exclusive right 70 sen with
in the limits q lazoo County
risks Metallic BurtaI.Cases.
COFFINs Win Be made for those who prefer
thrn. Orisrs attended % AZ all hours, whether
b. day or night, or Sunday.
FITCHETT & FLEMING.
Tasoo City, August l9. IS 4
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

VHE co. partnership heretofore existing be
tween GEORGE W. GRUBBS and v. 7
MEREDITH, uuser she iIm. name and style q
Gruhhs s Meredith Is this day dissolved hy mn
tual consent.
The closing of the firm business viii be attend
I'd 10 BY the late partners or either cf them.
6. ". GRUBBS.
VT. MERIDETH.
TaIoo City, Miss, May ~. ls50
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

Marsh N. Smith, late editor Of the Bran.
don Herald, a democrat without guile, and
; MiSsissippisn true to his native South,
hss been appointed Consul to Constantine
pc. A good appointment
4 lVioksJHgy Srn.