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mAnYELL,s CONDITION. roWDTNk,
I'll T. LIVER
LNUTC%STR - TVoE.
pHlspAWt.B ny nm SANTpnD

PRI;PARED ~ m SANFORD.
CoNPOuN nEn entirely rom avs. I. one " o. hsst
puraatNe and uNcT medicines bc',rc the RI bll.
Thee Gnws renipvs al =: only ons dose ttrco 30
nsfu rr lad matter from EfF rctlfius. gA
/ the system. auppNlnn ~ = mare.
their place a h~sthV nuN ~ = only takes
bile nv l.oratins ~ srr- = nglt
A,h, causing food a. kest. .tnfN. rhI cares
J welt putiniug hleob, = Inrrs
ri,ina hcaith to tins taken sAeh
Tho Whec mAchiuefN. = meal VII nNspsFsla.
moving The OF The dls Ous dose 0ftue Ten
ease - snrotins rAdcAlS- ps Ni .wAytfelisNss Bis
cure. iiehdArhe
hAousattlrkssre cured - unls one loss mr edlsts.
amt n hut lfhtttr prevent D. relieve, Cslg, while ~
81 N thr rs1nNl u.s 81 who u giving hrr
I the tiNor uvtgsfst1r uusulfa testimony ~
one dose amer eating A'-- iaNUI
/ tunitieut n rsuoVe thssH battles viii rvTa
stomach ana prevent me nFonsy bY exciting the
Nkod from u-tnE asnriuE - s.tt-nts.
one dose often rspeatedisA 70 Cheis-a Nor.
bus. and n ruil,a ui hosta
OulT untts Is needed % thr. hfthssystsN
ontttn Of ufs'hlnc etier hug tsgneaa
one bottle taken ilf Jaundics removes al uurhtptsl
fuui he skin.
one du-~ taken short time before catirr EiNes yi.or
/ Tue apptilfs AMI mates the food digest well.
one drsr. ofru eatcd. thrsrr piArrrtsA
Nsrtt trW While summer aud Novel LluI slats mn
| aHnu,t Co the q st dosr - ''s
We take pca0lrs n rccornu cudir- thl, medicine -
preventive tor Fever und Agrr. tbu fsvvt ma ~ re-
Nru oi a H"us Npc. " operates win ,'ti4'rN, sHa
THOUSANDS are lune tnirstin 10 Is wonderful virtues
~, water iu ihc mouth vim the trNacfatsr. And
low both rV"tlcrf Ftt,s ono dollar pes uattls
IN. SANFORD. Piu.rttnr. No gtA uurt0N.y. Nsrr
nufk kstaNgd - nl DruIEsts sold also, - } 4 lN0
NAM ~ Johushuty. C-5Ts
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Atmnrtrt fiH Cttff-rls Hfsges. and 900 st1fss rsn
sl.iuE % Nmtms u..l, Cove spd talfr', lrsrilHgs
, ff,r-- hus.t 500 fttra lrdudin1 unitinF rHt ths
lftI lefHN 80 fHIrltu Nff hIa4 T"rEH y4a
1TiHnluI NHulHF Nt tNr brst lHf.r mt fiaIl. tarn
goo 81 p qInnff iffiurHr strf fiErH
if hraI tHi-rl tuHf. Hn1 tHr irHI IIfrr ffafs aIH
f.,lt. hu n" "iauaNu o. ~ HdIuall So.
wv hHtiNf tarli nom Co.. llufH laI fHuH
Fnr N4-r- ~ r-t-fTi -.--.--- s--.a
hfal aai I1a.l. iIil 3t ,l.,t,, 'Fr.,. r,t. AN,
SOFA 49, -iHifa HuH sfIrliIluf. fHuthItaI
llII.H.. Z la % lNf lN. l4.FH "a 10 IrfIN.
ftI. tl.a 81 if 'I'i faIf HtlUf. % e ~ Irfll.
Nfht tAtFfa- hHIrHHt ffHu HIuI fnE
hsInN-HaI Western 40 fHaIatt Pu.fs- sU.t.a whole
o. 1u Fef Do. DO
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.

Tu fact should be- known those whp have used
DH. :. q. kiCUARDSON'S SlEHltI WINE NlIrEN~,
thNt In huIIutH COMPLAINTS. brsFIFsia JAuNuitE Ia
rHIssioN or ru Srtuits MoHHp CWCutAroN. uud semen
al Dfhttfrr SNsTUN-d~Va~rH which al u'-
dent {" the Spung and summer muuthsa henChpal t'-
aut l. Immediately experienced o., the use ct bu lNCU-
AEnsoN's BrrrHs ana the patient feels aud realizes an
improvements attcr taking tlr urst dusr.
n H. Brwurr ct limitations called sherry Wine 'Eliicrs
The genuine have fac-simile OF MY signature upon ih"
outer envelope For sale by Druggt- here and at
my ullIr. 40. 81 Hanover street. H1-tuii' IS
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u A EinFuinr urd totIT 1'5FFFF1TF
cured in Huron county, Ohio, few days
since. An ugly fellow 'n In Of passion iu-
teutionally destroyed an cyc OF ono OF his
horses The next day while driving nail
piece oft broke aud lodged ia HE eye, COM
pletsly destroying the sight
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Or. j. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTEnS


but that humorous class who devote lhsIn-
selves 90 literary and other sedentaTy puTsuitI,
and IN oousequFncs Of want Of physical sHsf-
else, becons tbs victims Of lAnguoT and dbl
iy, without nerve or sppsute, have hithsrts
sought IN vain for soms inFigoTatng, llfe-EiunB
medicine, whose effects upon the system shan
be both speedy and permanent, fhytleiHna Of
snlnsnes, and profoundly acquainted with Ms
REQUIREMENTS % tho huInsn frame, sommsna
HOSTErTERs BITfKHS a. the safest and,
suiftsst stiInulAnt n the TscupcrauVe fnsTgie1
Of the system yet discovered. IL restores The
appsdt@, gvss mesh Vgor % the diEsauVu
organs, sends the blood through the ytina With
. more lively current eoTreea tsnd,nsJ 20
depression Of spirits, and hu man for the
uEnaaetion Of business with q cheerful heart
and an active mind. Unlike other mtdisines
which have been devised for the same object,
the nITTERS de not act sps'mod'sHily.
or with temporary power the Influence u
but i've sons attontnn 90 securing props
exercise, Ahsr us relief has been Afforded he
need fear no return Of The ehicilon, Tbs.
debility natural 20 the snefuachmauts OF years
upon the bodily frame IL AlIo AllrviGr' by
thus great strengthening msdcins. thus snahling
the sged to pas their declining days In phyfieL
ease whereas they are now suffering from es-
trems weakness and nervousness, 10 th,s ven
cradle class Of people, nOBTETTER'B
BITTERB mar he commended - invalu-
able. The Prcprietors Of this invLorstor hays,
in addition. a deep grs,ihcstinn in assuming
NURSING MOTHERS that they viii find
the n IT n II las the best and safest Of
rsstorAtivss, Very few medicines are tGns-
toned by physician, - proper 10 be- admins
tered durrE tho period Of nurslng aud Lnls
has obtained an universal preferences.
81, Ihos. Who dssirs N puTehMs tbs Irss T.r-sdy 81
pg1pspsia aud Dshllliy should remember The precise
Hiis II O ST n TT n ms CuLEBHATED
STOMACH BITTBHB. IA is pat up in saaft
baitiss, with the name, Oh. J. HoBTErTBRB
STOMACH BITrERb, blown on ~ eo'us Asa also
Stamped the cap covering 'hs eoFt, With the autograph
81 IiOsrE1TER A SMITH on the label. Thoss thiaTa
Important on account Of the Humsrous ssuatsriAs
sew In the mafkst.
ss- Prepared and sold by HOBTETTER
q BMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and also sold bZ
ali druggists, Erooors, and dealers generally
through out the u cd States, Canada, Bcuth
America, and Germany.
Slid %, j. e. ulNsilAM. &C. John'burTi " isttrs 4
SOS, uaitnui Wrus A fouta, hpsivu, 1eusfAl Asen'
10 10 kfN Guu STATES
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frH6rE mos rtrHtrsTE,
tauis hbrrpA ~. calves AEiIt Horse
MARRIAGES.

Iu1NrsoH -Au1tNDroH-lu 80 Juhurbury May
%, ty lie. l.. u Tabor, ~ Daniel Thompson
and MI,a Olive 4. Arlington, both 81 S.
jnhu.lury,
-Wuron-lu Greensboro, May 10. by
I.'.J, J. Stone Mr nalc, q Hnrpee n &c.
J.hu.hup and Miss Alsutha l.. Wilson of
Greensboro,
JIsEIss-furrTo-l Taat Uuhc, Mhy 10, by
H., H. God1.ur. M GsrFc l. Jrukins aud
Mss llu'd-b lrD,io, both Of East Durac
loVlu-urruraroN-lu Lyndon. May a., by
l,c, a. Gadirg, So Charles Lowell of Burke
and Min AlmIn1 J.. Darlington oflyulon.
Observation-Disclosures ST. Johusbury. May &C..
by Re-, W vs., 1hayor. MrIlcuD ". Dennis
IL L--.-l- Mn. nh. Mi.s Abby T.. Paddock
ofN J0huslup.
MooHr-r,urrn--lu Pcacham, May - by Rev.
4. nouirllo, M ruutu Morse ~ Pearham
aud Nj. Emma A Parker NJ Vy-gsls
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so. & Union So.
Ma SrrH ". FoNIr-Dca Sir Your Invaluable mr'l-
cine. cgn truly say, has literally snntyhgd me on ihe
IraNc, last Iuh WAS attacked hN sudden tulIs which
resulted iu cough With Violent palm, iu TIC
side and chest bee reduced that UiruHH
fnukA Nud ne that must tile. A. tha crisis heard of
wstnrb bnisutn ut " ,i britt dl4IulII sent for
bottle. Tue rfirtt produced Indeed wonderful Nv
physician, urrn" most rr-iutHh, zoe BOSTON, Who had
previously told me that cure was hoprlc- came IN .nd
Informed him what bad taken llc cNlm'uci the lat
sam AMI advised me tn continue the Use u o. since witch
time hove vnuucd {" Improve dolyi and the siHc pN-
hlsiau who had given told Few DAYS since,
that might set i've many years. Hr.prttiulN.
MARY ROWE.
We c-u chccrgrlly testify to tho trut, Uf Ill. a'oyc
statement Mrs Rove having uc.u an uwatc 81. uug lam
Ily. WILLIAM uEN NErr.
MARTHA DENNETr
Nose genuine unless sisucd l. NUrTS on tho wrapper.
Prepared hy SEru W. fOwLE co. Bo,roN. ana or
uHlc lN e. bingham aul ltuNtS Green ST LuIUahUfN.
Bacon 81 Jui- Calvin MHrrlu
JnhushuN. ~. 4 Oumby 4 Go. I,utpu Centre W. &
MClntlrN lyndon Conner Could Ne Concord aud.
by neatly all dealers u medicine.
Sc Soc am scmcut OF Dr sauiurrs LIVER INVIa.
ORATOR ~ another column. 90,
WIN CuruuY-N hear sd much said Of tur wonderful
pow d. Wstats Ul,lu an stages
Sasrd lungs that We trcl perfectly sale m Recommending %
Tor general Use Tor coughs Hd-, bronchitis, sc. H'
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REV EsGLAsB AlLA4NIs
AE8
TIE ONLY REMEDY !.


TIVE Essisru stEtts, in-ludi7E New Yosk
AID that ssctiHn of ne Union wh.rh -
most widely known a. New England" sss-
tain a thrifty, industrious, .ntslhEsst PsgYls,
who have IchieVsl On uuFnmIaDn daErsu ~
prosperity With elinats sHu9nsiy uyinG -
certain constitutions, and F0il u small fsrth-
10y, Lhey have nontrVsd 70 uirrass mnis fSV0Tsa
communities In almost eVsry ulina tAAl sea-
ducss ~ social cpu'lor ana hapPlAssl. Ca
fortunately, thsy sFs occasionally 80 ahssrssd
IN busnssG aud mental euinyauaA, uIai ihsy
neglect the precautions which are ssEsa al ~
bodily hsAldi. DyspspEa and physicsl esblby
are prevalent Emong Ill clHwss. Tie hrH o.
eass 10 produced BY inattsnton a. tina diBssuys
organs which are 80 susceptible ~ dsrangem
Thousands are now paying tie penalty Of tN
neglect, and suffering daily the most TyiAs
pains, slmost without hope Of rshsf. Ihs9
have CONS 20 believe that their IllmsHt u
chronic, and that thsy must bear with it ~ ~
end. IL gTHtIhsa va exceedingly o. sans1Has
90 these afflicted individuals that thsy ray
now command q remedy 81 unqusttonagls
potency and virtue, which has never bssu fonHd
n fall h a. sa1ts ~ d4fttdss NeztHnzs o. d.
TEngsment. Hundreds ~ tongues arc rstdy "
grow eloquent in praise ~ this wonderful s-a-
fuSf6l bI nyEpspsiA, wthrtrtr ku@ra-ss ---r-
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O. a German woman was found hung
a. bed post NJ Cincinnati and man Nus
about 10 cat her down, 90 her pulse was sun
heating, But a stupid policeman would not
allow it 20 be- done till The coroner cams, ana
then the woman was dead
~ Atthe urgent solicitation fhis friends
Nh Morphy has determined 20 play no m0rc
hlIudlulded games. Sensible course, IL
was wearing out lois mental iIeulucs
O. a mans wife lately died IN New
York, aud upon cXhumatou ~ the body not
q trace OF poison WAS found Boo 90, lh,h is
regarded as q remarkable proof Of the nd-
ynucrmcut OF virtue aud domestic happiness
ia that exemplary city
~ The clergymcn ~ Madison, Wis, each
found q nice ham on tho door step ON rc-
cent morning, They were taken in thank
fully as surprise pfescuts, but IL turns out
that they we're stolen from the college stew
nrd aud distributed hy some students who
thought IL on excellent practical joke. Tho
fscts did not come out ln tine To- save the
bacon
IT, A singular md twiTJ-1gT5 1'5IEgTs7T-
cured in Huron county, Ohio, few days
since. An ugly fellow 90 q fl Of passion iu-
teuuonally destroyed an eye OF one OF his
horses The next day while driving a nail %
piece oft broke aud lodged 10 his eye COM
pletely destroying the slgLt.
~ Mr.. Lctoher t,e .,tu Foco candidate
for Governor Of Virginia has gone 10 bed.
His ilineu-i usrribrt ny ~, friends Ia 100
much exposure Mr. GoPgin ought not
10 have exposed linn 50 much, sa!s Prem
iice.
a. The rnderwrtcas Of Liverpool ha,c
presented Captain John 4. burgess one
hundred guiucas a. q testimony of their high
opinion OF his skill aud. energy in rrsgula =
his shin, the Monarch of thp Sea- FROM %
perlous situation. Captain Burgess is 900
American.
re- In Phindclphia on Friday George
liNl lost his life IN consequence ui agrceud
ing into q VOL TO rescue fellow hhurcr
named Ruhcsun, Who hJd been overcome hl
foul ar, while nt work In The we'll Tie
succeeded 10 getting rope around Robe
sons body, when finding himself sinking, an
raised an alarm, and Nohcsuu was drawn ont
and sljeyaagd. rcauslilllal. but Dc va. him.
sslf buried 10y the foWagc Of q cr,spooL
which broke through into the we'll could
not be cNtricatcd in time to save his lie,
O. A sailor, calling upon goldsmith 30
New York, recently, asked what might bee
the value of am iueot ct gold as hs as his
arm. The Shopk ccpcr hcckoucd him into q
back reum nud prinicd him with grug. lie
than RsAll - see tic rurot Oh said Jack
i haven't got j. ~, bat Tn going To r1EC-7
Peak, and would like 90 know the value Of
such n lump before start Salt water gem
tlemnu ordered out.
DETENTION or a RrrUnLIcNN. -Craudall
Of the Urbaua Union. defines a Republican
TO b. one "who fear, the Lord, and can writ,
lcgibc hand without running his tongue
out
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60 Amaur the mnaz, restorative, which nature ha-
supplied 60 relieve thr Affections utluuanlu, thew s un
more fNor9 certain ,lns. 90 a.va.' than tHr
medicinal gum" Of the VId ,h,rs tico nut however
valuable 70 IT, rs power Co heat Co. fu.hc 60 relieve. aud
So enhanced ten mli uy ssicuun, aud lud',lu'
combination with other ingredients. iu Ih,msylyes "
C4uaI WUII.- THY trUr7- 44-+4-A-
Combination and urm mIprI'
Ofmrdlcuc knoVuas
DR. wISrARs HNGsAM OF WILD CHERRY. j
Whose value in rurlus ,ColJs BTvitlts WhnoT
inE Cough Group. Asthma, Pulmonary. Affections. aud
lu,Ipisnt Con SUMPTION g. iucstlWapc.
HOME TESTIMONY.
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DETENTION or A BrrvnLICNT.-Crandall.
Of the Urbaua Union, defines a Republican
TO BE- one "who fears the Lord, and can write
cgiblc hand without running his tongue
out"
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AaI 40 other goods iu proportion. do nos offer
these d, bats, but lou viii hud everything you
want equally o, low. Ladies' viii hpd nice rs.
sHr'm,ut "i haHngts. Hats, Flowers, lNhbuus,
Lawns BlTJcc,. Mi't,, Gloves, pausrls, ~h1Ul-
Sc, &c, Nv. Gentlemen viii hud good 1s-urt-
mcut ~ Ready made Clothing Hats Caps. Boot,
and Shoe &c. az nri-c. which def, competition
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Here Your Price S
FOR CASH!

'HlIE subscriber has inst returned from
1 Boston, vitua new and tr,h lotufg1ol. which
b, viii s.ll alta lower price than las ever 6ssn u
f.rpi 900 Vermont 90 r,tai and boo proof uf this
give below a lrW price, as specimens OF the whole
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-28
TIE ARTESEAN SPRINGS.

'FHIS fashionable place of resort for -
| pleasure and health has been pur. alE5A
chased by the undersigned and thorough lMIu
ly repaired and refurnished, and will be opsD.a
for the accommodation Of the publicOn the ISTT
DAY OF MAY.
Being determined to keep the ARTESIAN
SPRINGS HOTEL oper two seasons. whether \.
makes money or not, the undersigned will spa,s
neither pains nor expense TO make the place Thst
it should be- and altogether worthy of the patron
age of the public.
A Four-Horse Coach will run daily, copnectD,
with the Express TrAint Pickeus Station on The
Mississippi Central Railroad, 81 miles from ths
Springs and hack will be in readiness at ths
depot at all times to convey passengers going uO
on the 10 o'clock train.
Say fine Band Of Music will bs employ,s
during the season.
1t is expected that Gen. 4. G. McMaekin will
have the charge OF the house If he should bs
prevented from taking charge some other com.
petent person win be employed.
W. r. LUCKETT.
Aprll =, lo59' (3l-tf
P S. All persons visiting the Springs and de-.
string letters TO reach them viii have them direct.
ed to the care of the Proprietor, pickens Station,
Holmes CouIty Miss.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-28
CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI.

EDITOR DEaocRAT win you confer a favor
upon many friends OF Gen Griffith, by republish-
ing the following communication from the Holly
Springs Herald? His suitability for the Office nc
one will question.
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
EDITOR HERALD The names OF many
gentlemen have been suggested to the De-
mocracy of the State for he various Offices
that are to be filed at the fall elections, and
permit me with due respect to the claims o.
other meritorious gentlemen in different parts
Of The State, to recommend to the consider
alton of the delegates who will assemble IL
July, the name of Gen. Richard Griffi h fol
Auditor Of public accounts, in advocacy o.
whose elevation the following from the
Missssippian, written years ago when be
was candidate for the position CT State
Treasurer will answer every purpose. The
patriotism of Maj. Griffith, like his noble
colleague Gen. Quitman, has been tried in
the hour of peril on the battle field. lie
fought at Monterey aud at Bueua Vista
His courage and pstrio ism have contribu.
ted to shed that lustre upon the lst Mssis
sippi Rifles, whose fame extends from the
confines of Mexico to the last footstep il
Maine, nay, which is known to Europe a;
well as America. We have tried Major
Griffith in battle, tried him in one amongs
the most responsible civil Offices in our gfI
and who will say that he has not shown him
self, in each situation TO be worthy of our
confidence and respect, Could we have a
bstter Auditor? Look to this fact, and
vote for the tried soldier and civil officer
Nothing is necessary to be added to the
above, as it is equally true now, as then.
FAST MISSISSIPPI.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-28
following resolution which was unanimously

following resolution which was unanimously
adopted:
ResoIoea, That when this meeting ad-
eurns, it will adjourn to meet again on the
fourth Monday in July, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the State Leglsla-
ture.
Mr.. E. L. Bower inh oduced the following
resolution, which was uns nimously adopted :
RpSoIged, That all Democrats throughout
the county are invited to attend the County
Convention which will assemble in this place
on the fourth Monday in July, and that
every Democrat of the county i'll attendance
be considered delegate thereto.
On motion of W. S. Epperson, ESQ., the
Chairman appointed committee of three
from each Police District to act as au Execu>
tive Cemmittec of the county. The follow
ing gentlemen were appointed by the Chair; /;
Edward Bowman, Alexander Mcleod,
Joel G. Rice, George W. Woodbury., f..
Bostck, Robert Fisher, James Anderson,
W. G Gadbury; W. W. Wildly, Il. T. Sin
gleton, W. j. Wbeeless, Hobson Powell,
VIM. Ross, E. Wassen, VIM. NJ. Donelson.
Dr. H. j. Thomas offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously adopted :
ReS0Iced, That the Yazoo Democrat, the
Mississippian, and Democratic papers gene
rally be requested to publish the proceed>
iugs of this meeting.
On motion of W s. Epperson, ESQ, the
meeting adjourned to the fourth Monday in
July.
HARRISON BARKSDALE, Chm.
s. S. CALHOoN. Sec'y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-28
PUBLIC LAND SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that in pursuance Of
~ instructions from the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, under authority vested ia
him by the 9th section Of the act of Congress,
approved 3D. August, 1916, as extended by tho
act of June 26, 1856, We shall proceed to offer OF
public sale, in front Of the State House in the
city of jackson. State of Mississippi, on the ID
day of July, 1859, the following described tracts
of land, to.wt:
Fraction Section /, Township l6, Range 8 west
North aud East Of the Choctaw Boundary
Fraction Section |, Township II, Range west
North and East of the Choctaw Boundary.
Fraction Section l., Township g, Range s west
North and East Of the Choctaw Boundary.
Fraction Section |, Township 10, Range west
North and East of the rhoctaw Boundary
JO. BELL, Register.
r. A. CLARK, Receiver
April 80, 1859. S6Sl
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-28
CITATION NOTICE.

STATE OF MIssIssIppI,( BY the Probate Court,
Sunfower Uounty.[ May Term, 1859.
To Wilantiua Alsoblook Mary Lewis Also.
brook, William jrantley Alsobrouk, Henry
Edgar Alsobrook, Sallie Jack Alsobrook,
and all OILERS interested in the estate u
William B. Alsobrook, deceased;
AA7 IIEREAS, Isaac L. Pride has thi, dsy
w filed in the Probate Court Of Suntlowet'
county, Mississippi, his petition for partition
of certain land, held in common by him, tho
said Isaac L. Pride, aud VIM b. Alsobrook,
deceased. all Of which lands are situate, lying
and being in Sunfower County, Missis-ipld,
and known and described as follows, to-wit:
South west quarter section thirty-tour, town.
ship twenty-one, Range two west, the whole
of sections three and four, township twenty
Range two west, west half of west half Of
section five, east half and east half OF North
west quarter section six, east half of section
seven, west half aud north east quarter and
west half Of south east quarter section s, west
half and west half of so1th east half Of sec II
east half of east half section Is, in township
% of range west.
You are hereby notified TO come forward
be and appear before the Probate Court Of
Sdnfower County, Mississippi, to be held in
the town of McNutt, in said county and State
on the second Monday of July, 1859, to show
cause, if any you can, why the prayer OF said
petition shall not be heard and allowed, and
division decreed.
And it is further ordered that this notice
be Published for four weeks consecutively in
the Yazoo Democrat, newspaper published
in the town of Yazoo City, Mississippi.
Issued the 9th day Of May, 1862
D. W. HESLEP, Clerk.
BURRUs & ARMsTEAp, Solicitors.
Nav IA, 1867 (37 6t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-28

'HoN. II. S. FeoTE-This gentleman addressed
the people of Yazoo county at the Court House on
last Monday evening Illness prevented us from
attending. We learn, however, that a number of
ladies were present and large audience assem-
bled. Gov. Foote, it seems merely fix upon
the slave trade as salient topic among numerous
subjects be wished to discuss The barbarons
Atricaas took up very little of his two and half
hours. The greater part of his time was as usual
devoted to anathemas against the leaders of the
Democratic party and the world in general. lie
IS doubtless much chagrned that he cannot make
the slave trade test Of Democracy. Being una
lie to make that question a party test, he in
dulged his conceded prerogative of promiscuous
fuming Th ough ou'self decidedly in favor Of
the re-opening Of the traffic, we do not think it
ought to be or can properly be made measure of
the Democratic party. We regretour being una
bic to hear Mr. Foote'S speech. We would have
been pleased to have reported it to our readers
w.ti the Comments it demanded
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-28
B,ELLEV NUKSERTC-
CANTON, MISS. -
II. A. SWASEY & CO., Proprieto..
(SueoessOrs to c. B. Swaeer 4 a.

IL. A. ON AoE1 q W, Proprietor,
Successors to C. B. Swaqey & Coy
WE have large and we'll grown stool =, !,
w following articles, which we shall h. N'
pared to send out from our extensive oro pre-
adjoining the city of Canton, Miss by tSs SaOI9aa I9
of November next, at the prices named belou '0a
APpLEs-1 to 8 yenrs old, from 20 to 5lt'....
each; $l5 TO $40 per 100; 800 to SsO6 6SSuH sa
900. T'Vo Per
PEARs--on Pedr-1 to Q years old 6O 49,.
each On Qatece-l and 2 years old. 40 )" S'uI ~
cents each; $S5 to $50 per 100; $500 to = S.Co Co
per | 900 " s4V
PEAcHEs-1 md years old, 20 to ao 49,,
each; SIS to $25 per 100; $500 to S9OO SVus a.'
900. p~
In addition to the above, we have a fn, o...,
of Nectarines, Apricots, Plums, Cherries IouA P;"
Almonds, Grapes, English Walnuts. SnangES
Chestnuts Raspherries, Strawberries, Roses 1n naI
lias, Deoiduous and Evergreen Trees. Sbrnha
Plants &c. and, ip fact, everything usually I.S,
in a first class Nursery Establshment-all of WHIP
we shall be pleasedt to furnish to our frenl. aOS
the public, al prices equally low with those Dsm.S
above Early orders respectfully solicited arS
Catalogues furnished on application. Addres, ,-S
H. A. SWASEY g. co., Canton, Mia.
April l6, 1859 ~