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Coon Heas.-W. B. Heard of tn is CITY
purchased last week of John NJ Davis, liv-
ing on Mulberry, sixty-six hogs, the aver
age weight Of which was 235 lbs
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@ The steamer Leon, which arrived
Yesterday, discharged here one hun
dred and fifty sacks Of salt; large guam
tity of shingles. besides considerable guam
tity of other freight.
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~ Large quantities of Hogs have been
brought to market the past week, and sold
at from to 81 cents per h., and some lots
previously engaged, at &c.
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House to Rent.

A good tenant wishing to rent House
suitable for small family, can hear Of one
On application at this office
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Prosecuting Attorney.

BEyToNvILLE, Ark, Dec. 9, 1883.
EDrfoR PEEss-
Dear Sir :-Please to announce a candi-
date fnr the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney for the
4th Judicial Circuit Of Arkansas, which election
comes off. August. 1863, subject TO the ratification
of the Democratic party in convention assembled,
and oblige, DC. JNO. r. cox
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Nfw Cc0@.
sJsr reed asa re,. yihr iy at.t .t,r i
2 : seNPass oi Ee~ D>.a.. .l... b, NJ .s7 s
tyF-1i. ia Cue iac.H r IF
dc o g. j. Hi,Nff Fl -. AstG
TRGiNNs.
zoo O., s.fa5 aud qualities. just reed 81.
lSEO sale low by I r
dee 10 j. Henry, WiLLIAxs { 9 Z
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City Constable.

We are authorised to announce wM. BOWLIN
as candidate for City Constable, st the next Jan
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No. % Beaver Street. New Y.

~ Agent in New Orleans, j. Z. HAR. q g.
\. d, GRleF. : Co., D. T. MooRE q Co 5..J
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LNROM all sections of the country subscribers
IL to this popular Art Institution NOW in its
sixth year, are being received a ratio unparal-
leled with that of any previous year.
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To Contributors.

As our design is to make our papc,
one that will be Of interest TO AL en-
gagged in the different departments Of
active Industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our Intelligent citizens
throughout it, limits. And being es
pecally DESTROYS Of p1moting The
farming interests Of Dtboia, items in
any department Of agricnltsfc are par
ticularly solicited. Please send US all
the news, incidents. general i'forma-
ton, aud mineral discoveries il your
respective ncighborhoods.
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unrivalled in The History ii Medicine.
This Rslssm, tina, has been 20 extensively
cod and met with such unriyalled srcceSs
tor The past FIVE years, and brought healil
and happiness 10 many families ,hruua bout
the Western County. is the result OF years
Of study aud Experiment. By the proprieioi~
OF this wonderful compound; snJ We are
happy % state 10 The wurli that the object
sought for has been gained, which is found
IN The numerous evidences IN isvor Of It'll.
remedy This Balsam u only recommended
Tor one class Of disssscs, viz. those pro ucpd
By malaria, aid enters directly into The cr-
cuiasior, and lhereb, cvunieracis the pois %
Of malaria 10 the system: ard asa tonic II
10 particularly recommended. Now Tor d
lew evidence
0aerlin, Ohio. June ls', ls5s.
Nrssrs. s. X. Mann g. Co Genie: Hsv.
ing had occasion 10 use some Of Your Agne
Bsissm in my faulty. find il thr most FL
Gent and prompt rene dial agent fyr Le cpr-
tain cure OF scue ever used, md asa strength
eDing tonic think il has no eqsel.
Your obedient servant, 5. HEsDRy
Olney. III Sept 20. 1857.
Mssws $ X. Mann ~ Co. --Gcnls-- Your
Ague Bai-am Is the only remedy that seems
TO meet the wants Of the people Of this To-
caiity. We have upon our shelves al the
popular remedies Of The day for The cue ol
intermi,ie nts, but DR.. Mann's Balsam sells
W preference 10 ell others. from The simple
fact il cures. Il is destined 10 excel al OH
.. remedies ever offered.
Truly, ycurs, 6. w HsYsr.
Caro-. III. Nay Is. 1858
DR.. Mann 4 Co, Gnliun, Oaio--tsents--
Your Ague Bslshm IL the peoples own rem
edy, il this part OF the country. ssr the care
OF aFue and fever. We hive never kno~r
tito fail ia any case when properly used !
10 looked upon ss perfect aDtidole 10 ma.a-
fious diseeses. Very t-vlv, YOUR,
hErp g. rkrryoHN.
Saint i.oria June !, 1868.
Messrs. s X Mann & Cove find the
demand for Dr. Mama Ague BslSsm daily
increasing. and the great demand frr i j.
sufficient evidence Of lie great ne'i'. In I'll.
places in our iravels we find The Universal
opinion " those selling u. aid more par,ic.
ularly those using il 70 BE- that il has no
equal IN proprietary remedies. and ,hs' il H.
a certain specific il fact Thar cauno, Be dis
pufsd. Truly Yours. . Y. Won a. Co
=. X. MANN K 90. Proprictors.
Gallon, Ohio. Sold BY all good Drug
gsts. nov. IL.
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We publish the following notice with
great pleasure, sod hope the attendance At
the meeting may be large. Our exceIlrnl
HAND has made move ii tie right direction
aud II our citizens IL; but lend il their AID
may get up . first class musical association
Nc,hingu more e'eys'ing o. entertaining
than coed music, and vie heartily wish thi-
enterprise every success.
NOTICE. ~ A. the wish has long and Oft.
~ been expressed by nary Of or ci'zrns,
70 have Soug aud Musieal Association IL
our midst. similar 10 those in existence In
mary other ciiirs Of the Union, The Jasper
Hrass Band have determined TO take the nc.
eessary steps for forming such an n~socla-
ton, aud ~ such manner thaiall whether
musicians or not, who take pleasure in sus
'alnlng such On Association, may becom.
snenbers. We therefore request all who
wish 70 join such su Association, TO he pre-
sent 1t a meeting to be held next Saturday
Jan. 81 o. 3 .rock. 4. Nj, II lie resi-.
deace Of Joseph Sernershcisn, E-q. for the
purpose Of sulssion md Grating the ne
cessafy rules for governing The Association.
THE BRASS BAND.
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On Tuesday, Jaa 4. By Rev. "A. J. Strain,
M MonDkcAi HoPKins, nf this cuun;y, aud
Mrs. JULIA Ass DALLou, u Daviess co.
We Wish this happy and fortunate couple
every Joy which kind Providence car
shower upon them. May their voyage down
The silvery tide 81 lfo be unruiilad Ly a:n-
&c care. with no sQuAIrs but those which
have music Ia sham, and finally land IN d
maven where care aud sorrow are unknown
On The 15fh inst by Rev. A. ] Strain,
~ \. BRUNEI, u Peiersturg, and Miss
LIZZIE A. HorEiss, Of this county.
y saw two clouds a, morning,
Hinged with the rising sun,
And in the dawn they hoated on,
And mingled into one
The brides cake al the above weddings
vas really superb, and The STARE sent the
printer duly appreciated. May the joyous
couple live forever, and their lives DO o.
sweet % the cake they acnt us.
On the 18th inst by Rev. A. =. Strain,
Az. AsHBuRv ALExAxDEa aud Miss MARY
- HosxiSs, both Of this county.
on the 18th inst. By the same, Mr.. JAsryr
..AvEsDER. Of DsAess CO., and Miss MARY
HAYES, q this county.
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DousLAs EE-ELscTEn -Do HE 9Th inst.
Judge Douglas was reelected 70 the U. S
kenais by the Legislature vi Illinois. TIE
vote stood Douglas IS. Lincoln ~. MI.
Douglas received the entire Democratic yo,t
puthe Legislature. which. urder The circum-
stances, must be regarded as high persona
conpirn4n md i on cyiderce TINT The
party organization III Illinois i thorough
aud united.
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IN The Catholic Church. + Bcde 0'Can.
ncr, prirs', eye-s Sabbath att O'clock, a,
Nj aud "a o'clock, p. II.
Methodist r. Church. Rsv. j y. Admire
Minister in charge, every alternate Tlursdsy
night.
Presbyterian Churrh, Rev. Andrew J.
Strain, pastor. the fourth Sabbath evening
ia each month, at O. o'clock.
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Job Printing.

We are prepared 70 give prompt at-
tention 10 all kinds Vt Job or Book
printing. Any description Of blanks,
receipts. bill heads, store, stallion o.
jack bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice, IN the noet approved
style, ami on reasonable terms.
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GRArls Norlcl:s. w publish mott
ccs Of marriages, deaths, &c., gratis
and would like to record all which oc
err in the county. Ministers. or 9th
ers, who oficiats on suc!i occasions,
will confer a favor " sending rs ano
itcc immediately.
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s.0'Y.TE.'

.AN account Of the distressing FIRE and
~ loss OF property on Ffidsy nlgit last,
will cay 10 ihD~e kno~ing tEemse yes In.
debted 70 ne, that they viii conser a great
favor On me. Il they will cali and settle q
least part Of their accounts.
Nov. - -3w ISAAC NEWTON.
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JASPER AND LOOGOOTEE
STAGE EsOc TIE

|vHvHE undersigned, having cttni"ed the
a conr net for carrying the mail between
jasper and Loogootee, informs. the public
that ne has Put good, new stage upon the
route, and will nt al times be prepared 10
carry passengers through with snfety and
dispatch. Tho strre will leave the Pos,
Office IN Jasper on Mondays and Fridays D,
z o'clock, "A. VI. and generally arrives At
Loorootee In time 70 connect with The Easi-
arm train on The O g. M r. X at $3.50 r. Nj.
Reforming leaves Loogcoiee Tuesdays and
Saturdays. AT Z o'clock In the morning. Pas
senqcrs leaving word al lie posiof1iccin eth.
er place will be called Tor ~ their residence.
sept S-2G-y. JOS. ACKERMANN.
Subscribe icr The Jasper Courier.
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MISS Sctriiwokan. W
Gu. q. w. NnocEErT.
CHARLES BrRDrrr.
'IloMAs DrNS ESerIsn, N. D.,
llExsY GLArP. Jun,
HEpacI AKxoFb,
SAaii NvrSr.
Mrs ANvA WnKirLEv.
Mis- NIrclNA VAUGHAN,
MIS-. ID NNasoS.
Miss .lsIrIE CLARK,
liSLE, JOHNSON,
Write only fw NE
GOLDEN E'ESfyE.
GschDE.a FECsLii.
GOLDEN PEEaxsSf.
caepE1EAEE PhxkAs..
GOLDEN P11Kzri.
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LEsBAcHER.
,, - naysv,IIe. on The 7sh inst Mrs. PHlr
1859 ssF' Nix. >.
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On. q. n. WELMAM.

CORNER Or NEWTON 80; HARRISON SIS
JASPER. INDIANA.
IS still a his Old home, and always ready
4 10 attend those whn may Wan, his scrvI-
ces. snd render them 10 the utmost Of his
ability.
70 many or his pa rons he would say
Fsirads, dfn't forget ,te DOLLAR. II lhsve
served you IN sickners and adversely, pleass
remember me in your health aud prosperity.
II The dollar i not % lisnd. I williake hogs
or cattle on account.
March 10, 1858. r. N. wELMAN.
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1L1'lTn.g.NE go.

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d
THE New York WEEKLY GOLDEN
PRIZE v one OF the lar est and beet l,e-
rary Papers Of the day. Al Imperial Quar-
10 containing = ght pages or forty culunps.
q the most Interesting end f. scinatiug read
ing mater, from the pens Of the very first
writer's Of he diy.
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job work executed with despatch,
in English Or German, at this ohicc
Prices moderate.
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Elegantly Illustrated every week.


Worth from 81 cents 10 $500 viii be civ
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M the subscription rsonsy. Thisis present.
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JASPER COURIER.

az s. II. PARvIv, Advertising aoe
Collecting Agent, No, 50 West Fourth ST.
IL cur agent 10 Cincinnati
n-s-JAcoB HEEmASs, Eso.. Is cur sgen
for this county.
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OTrcE or AUDITOR or State,
Indianapolis, Aug. 10, 1893.
The following Bauks have compiled viii
the amended law Of 1865. and huyc securi.
lies Deposited with the Treasurer Of State.
AZ their market value, 70 an amount not lee,
than fifty Thousand dollars, aud ten per cent
in excess OF their Calculations
Bank OF Elkhart. FIX art.
Bank Of Goshen, Goshen.
Bank u Gosport. Gosron.
Bank OF M. Vernon. Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of paoli, Paoli.
bank u Rockville. Wabash.
hank OF Salem, Salem.
Bank Of Salem, New Albany.
Bloomington Bank, Bloomington.
Exchange Bank, Greencasiie.
Farmers Bank, Westtielc
Indiana Benk. Madison.
Indiana Farmers Bank, Frnnkin.
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parke County Bank, Rockville.
Prairie City Bank, Tene Hauie.
salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Bsnk Of Indiana, r. IIaute.
The following Banks have complied v iih
he amended law. but have since given no.
tice Of their intention 10 withdraw their cir
cuIation. Their notes are payable 10 coin:
Bank OF indiana, Michigan City.
Cambridge City Bank, Cambridge City.
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Central Dank. polis--redecmc
the Treasurer Of Stale.
Crescent City Bauk, Evansville.
The following Backs are winding Up vol
untlrlly. and arc redeeming their notes Il
ps j, AZ specified. THE ten per cent. excess
d securities i retained by The Auditor;
Rockville Bank. redce med at lhe Bank.
Hoosier Bank, d. d. do
Huntington Co. Dsns. redeemed AZ The
Bank
Iadiena Stock Bank, redeemed Al Fetch
lci's Bank.
Bank 81 Monticello. redeemed a. Branch
Csak, Lafayette.
Fuyelie c.. BANK, redeemed a, Branch
Bank, ConnerssiIie.
Merchants ADD Mechanics Bank, redee...
ed At Branch Bank. New Albany.
hqak OF Syracuse, redeemed At Bark Of
Goshen.
Indiana Reserve Bank, redeemed Fetch
ora R.uk l,tfiananolis
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oEgIcERs OF DuDO1s COUNTY.


CLERK Dart r. EDMoNsr,S.
Auditor - INK MEHRINGFR
Treasurer EpwAaD STEVENSON
Recorder - SrsFHES lEKcLR.
Sheriff JAccB HERMAN.
Coroner wv. ScHuELTEtMAs.
Surseyor-BEEJAris II. KEnP.
HARVEY NIcHoLsos,
j. Il. bickwEKEERT, Commissioners.
WITH. Gssls.
OFFICERS ~ BA:sBRlrcE TOWNSHIP.
Jusliccs--- II. O. Newcomh. = Rose.
Trustees Charles Rirkemeier. Fanci
Brieage. kasper john.
Clark Go. A. kiizn2er.'
I'reasusrr-W ndolin Erny
C5nstsble--A Anthony Eckert.
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TERMS:
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ARD 10 cLuHs:
Three copies one year, Is 90 and giis
Five copirs one yesr. 8 90 and gilr.
Ten ccpes enc sesr Is 20 and 10 rits.
r~cnly-one copies year 80 90 and 2 giIts.
The articles 70 be given s~ay are COM
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packages eolf, containing 5000 each
DO do d, 200 each
10 DO do do lo0earh
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IDS do 81 each
500 ladies' gold watches IS each
at0 silver hunting cassd watches 81 each
900 siiser watches, 10 to % each
u, 90 gold guard vest snh fob chaine 10 70 30
Gold Il 1kcif, rceiels, Brooches, Ear
Drops. Breast Pin. Cuff Pine, Sleeve But
tons. Riggs. Shirt S.uds, Watch Key 3, gold
aud silver lhimbIr-, and variety u otier
articles worth lrvm 50 cents TO SIS eart
We will present 10 every pe'son sending
l.e 10 subscribers. a. 81 each, gold watch
y arlh SO; TO any one sfnding Us 100 sub
scfib-r- Al 81 eac w. geld watch worth 500
Every subscriber viii = lso re- ceive present.
Inlmraialely on receipi Of the sub-crip-
ton money, the Subscribers name will hc
entered upon our book, and the present will
be torH arjcd, within one week. 10 the sub
scriber, BY mail o. express, post paid.
hFAil communications should he ad-
dressed 10 DEAN 4 SALTER,
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SIGNS OF \ STAMPEDE.


The Kosciusko Chronicle, Wing and Ameri-
can journal, has concluded the opposition party
"wOn't do to tie to-" The editor says:
"Though not Democrat, and wholly
unwilling to lend our efforts to the upbuid.
ing of that party, we are, if possible, still
more unwilling to be one of an organization
whose only promulgated principle is that Of
opposition. Such course we conceive to
be beneath the dignity Of those who once
belonged to party that acknowledged the
leadership of Clay and Webster. These
facts on the Que hand, and the further fact
that there is no organized party in our State
who oppose upon principle the Democratic
party, leave US but one consistent course to
pursue-which is to publish an independent
journal--owing allegiance to no party, and
looking wholly to the interest of cOnseIva-
tive men of whatever name"
1t appears that honest men are beginning to
understand that the real meaning of the opposi
ton party is hostility to Southern rights, and that
q better name for it would be "the Southern
Black Republican party"
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LEvEE CONVENTION.

A Convention of Swamp Planters will b.
held in Vicksburg on the second Monday o
July (the I1th.) A representation is re
quested from all the planters aloag the rive
between St. Louis and the Balize.
VcKsBURG, June %, 1850.
The object of this Convention will be t.
organize an Association of the riparian in
terests for the purpose of concerning, ant
promoting systemized aud efficient action
relative to such plans as affect these espe
cial interests to determine what legislation
is necessary to advance these interests, and
tho best method of collecting and publish
ing such facts and information as may be
useful in enabling US hereafter to guard
against recurrence of such widespread
overflow as has made this year memorable.
Heretofore, the "Swawp Planters" have
been without such an Association; we,
therefore, now have no reliable record of the
valuable data which might have been COM
piled from costly experience in previous
years of overflow, and to-day We are as
unprepared to devise aud maintain gem
eral and comprehensive system of protection
against the disasters peculiar to our section,
as the generations who have preceded u.s.
It is very desirable that full reprenta
ton from each County and Parish along
the river bank, from Cairo to New Orleans,
be present in the Convention called for on
the 18th July, at this place and We earnest
ly invite your attendance. A regular Asso-
citation will be inaugurated, and officers for
the ensuing year will DO elected Agents
will be appointed to collect, and at other
of the Association, report data
the recent food, and information,
rs far as practicable, of the natural laws
affecting the habit of our great river, the
effects produced by cuts off, aud by artificial
outlets or crevasses, the changes in the
planes Of the various sections of the river,
Is marked in 1850, 81, and 1858, and
observed this year, and all other facts re-
atiug thereto.
1t is hoped and believed that general
interest, irrespective of district or States
the entire length Of the Delta,
nay be actively enlisted ~ the success Of
his effort to promote our general welfare.
And again we most earnestly and respect.
uly urge you to attend the Planters Con-
'ention at Vicksburg, on the 18th of July.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
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DIR. BENZ. R. HOLMES, OF BENTON.

This gentleman, it will be remembered, was
elected at one time, by very fattering vote,
to represent Yazoo county in the State Legs
lature. He has of late been again called upon
by a correspondent of the Banner office, to be.
come candidate of the Opposition party fol
the same office. In view of til . fact that he had
heretofore been thus honored by the confidence
o. his fellow. citizens, he felt constrained to give
them some reason for his not responding tC
the present call. He therefore addressed
communication to the Banner, which eth Ell
failed to reach its destination, or was after.
wards lost, as it never appeared in print. In
consequence of this casualty, we are author
ICED to publish the following brief note, which
pithily and plainly embodies the substance Of
that lost missive to the Banner office
Dr. Benz. R. Holmes, of Benton, whose name
has appeared for some weeks in the American
Banner as tho "Opposition candidate" fol
the Legislature, has declined this flattering tes
timonial and honor, for the following reasons
1st. His business engagements prohibit his be-
coming a candidate for any office. 3D. He
cannot endorse some of the resolutions of the
Opposition" as he understands them; and
Ord. His well-known ultra Southern right
principles would render him Objectionable tC
the party rendering this position.
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THE Hon. r. j. WALKER AND THE PRES
IDENT.-The Washington Constitution of'the
oath inst, has the following:
Within few days we have observed that
several papens have alluded to the reconcilia-
ton which has recently taken place between
the President aud the Hon. Robert j. Wal
ker, and have sought by inuendo to make il
appear that the renewal of friendly inter
course between these gentlemen was the re
suit of certain conditions and concessions
We know that such an infeTance is utterly
untrue; and that while the President is
deeply gratifed that amicable relations with
his valued friend and former colleague are
restored, no terms were made and no poit
cal concessions of any kind we're proposed
or agreed to, either by Mr.. Walker or him
SELF
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
Newly Improved
SEWING MACHINES,

A 4 II d ICE PRICES.
The Pad done dWay Nth, and neW AdiHtSb
Loop Check in its place.
DY new arrangements made with the principal
| Agent for the South, have secured the sr'
elusive right to sell these Machines in this county,
and shall be able to furni sh them at $20less than
heretofore, and the same price as they can M
bought for in New Orleans.
Personal Instructions given, and the Machines
kept in good running order, free Of charge for
one year.
Any Machine heretofore sold by s. II. Peck, d
New Orleans, or Mr.. Elberfeld, Of Vicksburg ~
this county, win be kept in order by me, free Of
charge, until the expiration Of their guarantee
C. SWAIN.
Bay All kinds Of Machines repaired, end H.
structons in thor use given, at reasonable chAF
ges. Thread, Needles, and everything apps!r'
tanning to the Sewing Machine, always on hand'
July 2, 1869. C.S
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A CARD.

N order to correct certain erroneous reports
l which have gone out through tie country, J
am happy to inform my old friends and customer.
and the public generally, that / have as mu'S
interest in the Drug and Book Business, in Yas''
City, nOW. as / ever had. That I have immsd'd =
and direct control Of our business. That shaa
always be on hand, to attend 10 the wants Of da
who may favor US with their patronage. ThS !,
Peter B. Cook ] Co. will keep constantly on hama
aJaN and fresh supply of all articles in their linz
Of business, and finally, that zoe will sell IS oD
for cash or on time, as any one and little IcT"'
PETER B. COOK
YazOo City, May %, 1859. ~
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-02

KOssUTH.-This immortal catch penny
has turned up again. He writes from Lon
don warning address" through the N. Y
Times, To the Hungarian exies residing
in the United States" in which he informs
them that, Kit is not yet time to move. u
He says they should not go to Europe yet
The "skies are Frightening promiscuously,' -
he thinks, but yet: eve have great Difficult
ties to overcome" He says: "grave con
siderations prevent his entering on prema-
ture explanations" Oh mysterious Kos,
when will it be time" for you to apply
that money for the benefit of "poor, down
trodden Hungary 7" Nevare.