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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Fon TIE T.Arlu CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Uoarsoness,
Group, bronchitis, fncipient cousump-
ton, and for the relief Of ConsumptiFo
Patients la advanced stages of the
disease
So wide Is the field Of Is usefulness and 80 nu-
merons ate tie cases Of It's cures, that almost
every SECTION Of country atounds IN persons pub
icly known, who have been restored ffom alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent % escape
observation, and where It's virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what anhdote TO employ
or Che distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary 6rvans that are incident 20 our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, tins
has gained ftiends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can meter forget, and pro-
auced cures too numerous and too remarkable 10
be forgotten. --.
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ects Of secret habits ct Yeas.
u Every Father should presenta copy 70 his
Son,
rgr TIE Cease, he effect, he Rsnse9g..sa
In plain language. by Pkyssciaa Of Eafatnee.
IT-F- Any person enclosing two three cent post
age STAMPS. will receive copy hy inail, under
ssdL Address all letters 10
Drawer ItS Pest ofiee. AfbEnyi y. y.
~ Also the celebrated Female Monthly Pills.
mace from The extract Of C.tftH Raol a remedy
usea for wars among the female slaves at the
Ssrssb. IN form Of detection or teas new Tor the
first time introduced into general use. Price one
Dsii1r, sent under seal by mail. Married Ladies
mast not use them. Address as above
Drotser ltS Post Office, AlbaEg, ". 7
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Blank Deeds

Printed 81 the bes, paper. ean be bad Of ii9'naa
Jamsaoa. They were priatsa q cur aalee, ana
sps better than can be ssaBt q say ether paaee.
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MARRIED..

In Salem, April 8, by Sumner Cum
mings, Esq, Mr.. John LapIant Of Salem,
to Miss Harriet Brooks, of Derby.
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y B.--A word Of explanation 10 those vino
have known as under the style Of Evans 3 Co
The Business located by Us at No 81 BROADWAY
81 Vol, civ i the oldest established house
iu the country, and is known world wide as the
original 8 Evans & Co.'s Gift Bookstore" Many
have taken the advantage OF our popularity 70
advertise under the same nams as origlnatoTs, to
increase their tradg-and thorgh a house having
neither character OF name Of its own. can hardly
claim the confidence Of the sornmunity-to pro-
tect the few who NAV be u1acq1ainted with as,
we would state that re have no connection with
any other Gift Boak- HpHae-and though many
advertise under the Ba1ne Of Evans Il Co. me
arm constituted By D. W. EVANS and j. h.
/ PRESTON, IS the first and only concern right
fullv using the name. But to prevent all coutu-
sion in the future, we shall use the style Of
ID. w. EVANS & co..
and all persons wrongfulIy using the appelIation
to mislead the publie VIII be made to suffer TIE
D. ". EYANSsS CO.,
| 17vl ca Broadway, New YORK.
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HiRYELL'S CONDITION PObBBkS'
D. HEEmcK { BROTHER, Chemist,

AlsEAhEs N T.
n-y-Tlla abase articles are sold BY Druggists
sr4 CsantrF Meschsnts ia every city, Town and
Village fu the CiFihsed World.
rrg~ Dr fEHHIcf' remedies are sob - arls'
80 aad merchants every where ms paper CIR
eulates Persoas Feautnn1 is4sgs s. ~ ehliits q
tlisir respective stars keepers. ae sc q me-
-. sFe - eTtsHaed AZ CIVILIZATION Lss
lhsss - noaE-
AGrNsFs.--A c. EAa#aii, iras5urghi a.
IT, Weef A.baag; Kinlbab 4 Locke Cor
eaifvs gas. J8slFa & Sea, baFtlz; H. :. Crap.
- 49, asyl
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YOUTH AND MANHOOD.

w ! n ANU M
EUST PUBLISHED, the a5th Thousand. and
- mailed Ia a sealed envelope, to any address,
post paid, on receipt Of three stamps.
A MEDICAL ESSAY "a ruE PHYSICAL FNtAus-
rtoN AND DEcAS or TuE FNANE, CAUSEn HY
SELF ABUsE.'' INFECTION, AND rHk fNJum
Gus CONSCIOUSNESS OF NERCUHf nN a. }.
euLvEnwRLL. ". o.. afENBEI, or THE ROYAL
COLLEGE or SURGEONS, AG.
~ SperraiorTloca or Seminal Emissions,
Genital aud Nervous Debility, lmpotency, loss
Of Energy, Depression OF Spirits, Timidiiy, Dis
ease Of the Sexual Organs, and ilnpedments %
Marriage, are promptly and eGcetpally removed
bv the authors novel and most successful mode
Of treatment, by means OF which the Invalid
can regain pristine health without having re-
course to dangerous and expensive medicines
from the london Lancet.l
The best treatise ever written on a subject Of
vital Importance to al. well worthy Of the au.
| thor's exalted reputation.
! Address. the Publishers J. G. KLINE < Co.
! 1st Avenue, cor. l9th street; Post Box E5s6,Nc
! York City. lSmS Is
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NJ. H. DOWNS
Vegetable Balsamic Elixir

N. n. DOWNS
Vegetable BaIsamic EI1xir,
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Whoo-
ping Cough, Group, Asthma, and
all diseases of the Chest and
Lungs.
This article has been before the Am
erican people for "a years, and although
I have advertised it but very little, it has
found rs way into very many families,
and always with success, as far as have
ever heard.
1t is warranted to give perfect salts
faction. Be sure and get the genuine,
which has my name written on the label
of each bottle with pen and numbered,
to prevent counterfeits.
Beware Of the counterfeit.
1 have appointed J. NJ. HENRY &
SONS, Waterbury, VT, my general
agents, to whom all orders should be adj
dressed
N. II. DOWNS.
Retails for % cts, 80 cts, and 81 per
bottle. For sale by Druggists and Mer-
chants everywhere.
4. G. RANDALL, Wholesale and
Retail Agent, Irasburgh.
TRY THIS GREAT REMEDY.
b B 3
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And thousand varieties Of publications in ev.
.a-,, danar+rnent Of Literature We sell as low rs
and, in many cases, lower than-any other
house in the country; and with every book OF
the vaIne Of one dollar or more we present some
useful Gift, withot extra charge.
LET EVERY one CONSULT HIS OWN IN
TEREST.
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SEASONED LUMBER,
LIBERATION.

rKNHIS is to certify that have given my son
4 Francis A.Snailh bis time daring the remain
der Of his minority, and shall claim none OF bis
earnings, nor pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date.
STEPHEN SMITH.
Newport. April eth. is5a-I6ws
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FENHE copartnership heretofore existing between
I the undersigned, under the name of Jude
vire, Carruth s Co, is this day dissolved by mus
tual consent. -
The demands due said firm, for short time, will
remain in the hands of J. Carruth those then UNI
paid will be found with Holton < Judevine, So.
Hardwick, VT.
Alden T. JUDEvINE,
JONAS CARRUTH,
ADOLPHUs HOLTON.
East Charleston, Vt, April p, lS59.-1Sw3
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NOT INFERIOR TO ANY,
Horse Rakes.

TslHE Subscribers are manufacturing Horse
Rakes- We have large amountof English
Wire for rake teeth, SUPERIOR TO any ever offer
ed in Orleans County. Also,
HoVEz's PATENT ATTACHMENT,
bv which rakes are attached 10 wheels. Hovey's
rake has taken the premium at the STATE Fair,
also at ORLEANS COUNTY Fair. Every econom~
zeal farmer should have one, for boy Il to IA
years of age can operate them with ease. For
references inquire of H. c. Blake of Derby j.
K Drew, Burton; J. CrandaIl. Irasburgh; Still
man Saver, Glover; Dr.. Bill j. Paine, }. n.
Pine, Albany.
J B. HOvET,
H. L. KENDALL.
West Albany, April 25.-1Sm2*
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nNcF Known NEvER FORGoTTEN

ONCE KNOWN NEVER FOROoITEN'
If our readers would have a positive
luxury for the Toilette, use Rlodgett's
PERSIAN BALM" For cleansing
the teeth, shaving, champooing, bathing,
identifying the complexion, removing tan,
pimples, freckles, sun marks, and all dis
agreeable appearances from the skin, 1t
has no equal. Sold by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. S. S. BLODG-
EFT & CO, PrOprietors, Ogdensburgh,
n. Y.
J. M. HENRY, Waterbury, VITO
whom all orders should be addressed.
Z. B. johnson, Travelling Agent.
TRY THIS GREAT LUXURY
a. C. RANDALL HAS IT.
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NJ EMS. WOMEN s AMI

NJ I N s. won IN s ANDI.
ChiIdren'S
BOOTS SHOES n RUBBERS,
OF all kinds and qualities, can be found at Chap
lin New Building, IN Glover, ttlm the UnRl-
VAILED MANUFACTORY Of Herrick < Page,
OF Montpelier, which viii be Sold CHEAPEE
than can be bought elsewhere Of the same
gu ABTTX II,
which fact can be readily ascertained by per- |
sonal examination. Please cali aud see.
eff II. 5. CHAPLIN, Agent.
Glover, Feb. Is.
oFFTN -
CONSTANrLY on hand and made to order
u by the subscriber. shop one door South Of
'''' ''0'''' F. RANDALL
H. B. | viii not make a mans NECESSITY
steppng4stone to my fortune. a word to the
wise Grc. p. x.
Glover, March, l, 1s5e-1ome
ZINC. ground and dry Tor sale at
woK1fitNGToN'
WJnlTE Lead pure, ground and dry for sale
:
W6RrihSGToE's.
DAsINs, Currants, Figs and Spices Of all
/ 4 kinds for sale at
WoRTurNGToN's.
HARD Ware Of an Kinds, Cast Steel and &.
4 4 Stoves for sale at
WoRrHfHEToN's.
uNURFENTIaE, Camphene, and Fsuid for sale
WoRTnMGToNs.
ID IBBONS, Straw Trimmings and French
{ IA Flowers for sale at
WoRrufxGToN's.
rE1EAS and Cofeef 1t is quite certain the bss
Z Teas aud Coffee eah be found at
WoRTHINGToN's.
FLATS. Cans. Mole skin, Wool Glazed. Pana-
o. ma Ieqharn, Sernetfe and Straw. Mems
I and Boys Hats, SIX Caps, Sc for sale at
: HORTHIEGToN's.
r DAISTs and Oils, lof sale at
i WoRTHNGToN's!
E FfROCkEET aaa Glassware far sale at
i wdRrHNGroN's.
TbOENETS, fCg sale at
: WoRTHTNGToN's
n
"a sNtOTK Fish and Nails for sale At tire Ncg
j II Commission Store one door north ofA. Dag
* gets shop.
NO. English - for sale at
WoRTHNGToN's
= DF7IsY made Clothing, Good for sale at
y WOETniEGToE'
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land IN the centre OF Barton village also
VALUABLE WOOD LOT
on tie Inc Of the Railroad one mile South Of the
Depot; valuable either rs n farm orwood lot and
win be sold IN parcels ii desired; also, one half
also, 20,oo0 feet of
SEASONED LUMBER.
OF various kinds, and 80 to Is cords Of WOOD
on the line of the Ran Road 10 be sold in lots if
desired; also Sugar FOOLS consisting of over 500
Buckets, Pans. Holders, Draw tab, Handsled,
Spouts, nails, &c also, Stove, Books, Desk,
Chairs, Table, Cupboard, Trunk and other asti~
Giles too nuuneroUr to mention,
Terms liberal and made known ut the time Of
the sale,
t. The above is s large sale and offers great
Inducements.
I6w8 F. S. FRENCH, Administrator.
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STRAY CHAP TIERS
OF
Life and Travel
BYBAYARD TAYLOR,

By BAYARU EAYLURI
the initiatory article being entitled
THE FITST JOURNEY | EVER MADE"
which is considered by the author-as it unques-
uonabIy will be by the public-to be his most in
teresting adventure since the original outset 0fthe
GREAT AMERICAN TRAVELLER,
and cannot fail to be of interest TO all These
delightful articles viii be
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATE
with original designs, in the highest style Of the
at, portrayiug the scenes Gnd characters des-
cribed in the most graphic manner.
This new feature IS q most valuable dnd III
structive one, suited TO both young and old, dud
viii render
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Family Papers.

Since tn first announcement ofour engagement
of MR.. TAYLOR, we have received q flood OF
inquiries from all ports of the Union, relative TO
the enterprise. showing that public expectation
is on tptoe TO eGrr the particulars Regarding the
chdrGc ter Of his contributions As it Is lmpossI-
Bile for Us 20 answer these in detail, we can only
refer our friends and correspanaemts % the
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e~A PHYSICIANS LEGACY -
TO YOUNG MEN.

4 few mtnn-
al and disin-
te0sted re-
marks inpan
phfet fern, 81
- paEcs. On
Seminal weak
ness, Noeturs
nal Emissions,
Less Of Meme
ory, Ineapaeii
ty for study,
CT R8siness,
Impsdiments
so Marriage.
'&c. arisfnf
.R= the Ell
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GIFTS, GIFTS, GIFTS, GIFTS.
THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE.
D. W. EVANS & CO.,
TIE en- BROADWAY, SIT { THE
FIFTH NEW-YORK. FIFTH
YEAR ESTABLISHED 1854 YEAR.

The Following IS partial list ofpropetty which
viii be riven 10 The purchasers ot Books at the
tine Of sale:
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GREAT SlLE At AUCTION.
DY virtue Of a license from the Probate Court,
I'D the subscriber will sell a. Public Auction on
FRlDAY, APRIL a9Tm.
The Homestead
A vALuRBLE WOOD LOT

Of the said deceased consisting Of House, Barns,
Sheds, Office, &c, and or acres Of valuable
land IN the centre OF Barton village; also
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= VIII = III >
n. ". BINGHAM, Clerk.
w. ID. Wmsos, Attorney. i7wj
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MARION ANDHEs MEN

VI KUN 4 d HIS MIN
as they really were, and to do fit homage to that
deliberate vaor, that uuvielding patriotism, which;
in a Jew noble spirits, defying danger, and above
the scenes CT privGtion, could keep alive the sa~
cred fires of liberty in the thick swamps and
dense and gloomy lorests-asking nothing yield
ing nothing and o1ly leaving the field the better
to re. enter it for the combat!
We take to ourselves some credit. for having
secured for our columns the chefs fGurres of this
masters pen, but we intend to give the
NEW YORK MERCURY
a still higher prestige than ever. We believe it
is already the
Best and Largest StOFy Paper
in the world and we contemplate making il bet
ter and better. with every successive number, in
spite Of al expense and opposition.
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) s." '- COZ STORE
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ELoUR ana sleat for sale at the
T. con- STORE.
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TuE FgFTH YEAR

Of their location in New York, to introduce
NEW FEATURES,
STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS,
GIFTS OF GREATER VALUE & VARIETY,
A STTTT. LARGER AND BETTER SELECTED
STOCK OF BOOKS.
Commissions and inducements to clubs and to
agents WHO are willing to devote their time to
our business; so that those who desire can have
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O. Gifts and Books without Money. .

ready for distribution, containing every desirable
book. new or old now in print: and acknowl-
edged by Librarians and literary men TO De inc
most complete and best classified ever ISSUED,
without an execution.
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HovEv's PATENT ATTACHMENT,
DISSOLUTION.

West Albany, April 25.-1Sm2*
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-13

ine nrst volume Of the Democrat is very near
~ close, there being but two more numbers in
~t'enlng. We hope, therefore, that those who
aA'e not paid their subscription, land their name
= ''giOn,1 will promptly come forward and settle.
tI0se who have peid for the present volume will,
cl'0' ooiige US by being as punctual in the next.
v vn experience asa publisher has caused us to
s .'u mat man in very high respect who promtly
pyS'ne printer. Ourprofession is one constantly
imposed upon, andmerely because men are able to
pOSs opcn it with impunity, 50 far as money is
t.u'erned. Many are upon our books whom we
w. Wv never seen, and, possibly, may never see.
-, ~ nave been trusted, gentlemen--sh your.
i've, = worthy Of the trust. If this paper had
money due it, there would be no difficulty in
s sa., tin condition which would enable the
ss'"sners to exercise lenity in future. As it Is,
Az, NY continually pressed to meet the honest
~'Os we are forced to contract We then call
rVu az our subscribers to come to our relief and
.p,C'aliy those Of this county. Every Democrat
S su' 70 have pride enough to assist in securing
n. s'psc'aois sheet in his county Town. Pay up
w. WI ana get your neighbors to take the paper
NJ, a ~ % enlarge, and give you paper that
th,.s y credit to Yazoo. Don't let It be two OIL
CO.. years before this can be accomplished
"' up promptly and literally, and help us.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-13

PaoF J. VEoAs-ARTEs1AN SPRINGs.-This
most accomplished teacher Of Dancing, be it re-
nembered, will conduct the Grand Mask and
Fancy Dress Balls, to be given at the Artesian
Springs at the dates elsewhere mentioned. See
advertisement.
Prof Vegas is the very embodiment of all polite
ness, and conducts his entertainments with all
the grace and elegance imaginable, and, as he
stands at the head of his profession in this South
sm country, SO his Balls are always remarked
upon as especially delightful. The series deter
mined upon by the liberal and schoIs- soulsd pro-
prietor, Col VIM. II. Luckett, cannot fail, there
fore, of attracting crowds and giving full and
complete satisfaction.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-13

STEHHEN A. DoUGLAs,-We published in
our last issue the above-naned gentleman's
presumptuous and ridiculous manifesto" with
comments thereon by the Mississippian. Not a
single man in our county advocates Douglas
for President, and even if nominated by the
Charleston Convention, we do not believe he
would command corporal's guard in the coun-
ty of Pontotoe.
The Southern people are not in the humor
to tempo lie longer with Northern fanaticism
and as no milder remedy is likely to prove
effectual, we believe they will resist any future
aggression at the point of the bayonet.
.Time but the impression stronger makes.
As streams their channels deeper wear"
Pont0toc Examiner.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-13

LYNoH LAW IN NAPOLEON learn from
the officers of the steamer Jennie Whpple.
from Napoleon, last evening, that party of
twenty-five citizens took John Lewis from his
room at the hotel in that place, Wednesday
night, put him to death, and threw his body
m the river. He had been warned to leave
the place within given time, with which
order he failed to comply. Lewis was river
gambler, and it was believed that he was con-
nected with the murder of DIR. Harding, at
Napoleon, few days ago. Lewis partner
barely escaped with his life, and came to this
city on the Jennie Whipple last evening
Memphis Appeal, 9Th.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-13

ALABAMA ELEoTIoE.--A. B. Moore. the
regular Democratic candidate, is elected Gov.
ernor of Alabama by a very large majority.
We have returns only of the election Of Stall.
worth, Democrat, in the First Congressional
District, and Clopton, Democrat, in the Second
The Montgomery papers state in general terms
that Democrats are elected in all the districts
a Senator in Congress is to be elected In
place of Mr.. Fitzpatrick. Hon. VIM. L. Yam.
cey and ex-Gov. Winston are both aspirants
for the place. Vicksburg Wing.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-13

NEGRO SHoT.-A negro man belonging to
warren z. Anderson, Esq. was shot by his
overseer, Mr.. A. F. Ramsey, on Thursday last.
1t seems that the negro was adverse to being
corrected, and showed resistance, whereupon
Mr.. Ramsey shot him with gun loaded with
squirrel shot, severely though not dangerously
wounding him. As yet no legal investigation
has been taken in relation to the case.
Jackson Eagle.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-13

LIoHTStSG.-C. c. Shackleford, ESQ, of Madi
son county, lost three negroes on Friday, the 9th
ust bya stroke of lightning. They were in the
field at work. aud sought shelter from storm be-
meath tree, when the fatal stroke sent them in
C.mpany to another world.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-13

HANDKERCHIEF STEALING BY THE QUANTITY.
A down East exchange tells story of an in
genious rascal who posted himself close by the
railroad track of railroad station when
Methodist excursion train was returning from
Providence to Norwich, Ct, and as the ladies
waved their hahdkerchiefs from the car win.
dows, as farewell to their friends, he reached
up and caught whole armful Of them at
once. He escaped with his plumber. This is
much more summary way Of doing business
than picking pockets one BY one.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-13

"PAx."-Read our correspondents second let.
ter on the "euilOus wood" We are unable to
satisfy his curiosity as to its nature, and must
say that any wood which won't burn, and has no
roots, stunps US. We are greatly indebted to
Pax" for beautiful Gavel or Mallet with which
he favored US, and which is made of the wood
Of that stump which stttmps everybody. Any one
Wishing 70 see specimen Of the curiosity can see
the nalet by calling at the Off &c.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-13

DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF Col. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
A special dispatch to the New York Times
from Washington, dated the I'd, says:
Private dispatches received yesterday report
Gen. Jefferson Davis as dangerously i'll at Cliff
ton, on the Baltimore and Ohio Roilroad. DR..
Miller, of this city, was telegraphed for, but be
being absent, DR.. Stone left last night to render
medical assistance. Gen. Davis family is with
him.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-13

fIGHr.--We learned by telegraph, without be-
ing pr'sel Of particulars, that a street fight
occurred in Canton on Wednesday last, between
franklin Smith and Owen Van vaoter, Eslrs., ia
which the latter was wounded by bullet in the
nigh The cause Of the controversy we have
not heard, but regret that ahy difficulty should
Aavs occurred between the two gentlemen--both
Old and respected citizens Of Canton. We are
glad to learn that Mr.. VS. wound is not of dan.
serOus nature, and that he is doing we'll.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-13
CHANCERY NOTICE.

CHANcERY COURT OF YAzoo COUNTY,
Monday, August LIST, 1859. I
At rules before the Clerk of said Court, at his
office, in Yazoo City, State of Mississippi the
first Monday of August, 1885, it being the LIST
day thereof.
William Kirk Upon opening COM
vs.. " plainant's bill, and
Henry Wilkinson's heirs. it appearing satisfac-
tory that the names and residence Of the heirs
of Henry Wilkinson, deceased, are unknown, so
that the ordinary process of this Court cannot
be served upon them,- Therefore, it is or
dered that they enter their appearance here.
in on or before the first day of tie next term
of this Court, to be holden at the Court House,
in the town of Yuzoo City, tie fourth Mon
day in November next, 1859, either in proper per.
son or by some Attorney of said Court, and plead,
answer or demur to compliments bill of com
plant, or the several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed as to them.
1t is further ordered that publication of this
order be made in the 'Yazoo Democrat" news
paper published in the town of Yozoo City, once
a week for four successive weeks.
NJ. A. JENKINS, Clerk.
By W B. RICHARDSON, D. G.
Jones & Bowman Sos. for CompPt
Aug 6, I859.49.5t.