The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-24
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FILIAL AFFECTION-SUNDAY MORNING
The print bearing this title represents seen
in front of farmers homestead and in the III
lance, viewed through the open gate Is a Churcl
while on the road between, are groups obvious
tending thitherward. The party in the for,
ground are engaged in preparations for deparur
towards the same heaven pointing spire; and
beautiful girl Of bout seventeen SUNNI RS, walk
Bible in hand, by the garden gate, holiug
open for the egress of thu family. aud smiling
The infant The mother still handsome, atieri
Oh the aged grandfather adjusting vita aii.cict
ate care kerehiet TO protect hinl from cod
While be- seated upon donkey, supports II
y
children ave occupi d, QUE in sport witha lOi
and The older ones in receiving iustruaton ira
thc former himself, who Is seated by the doc
stead An aged yak spreads IFS protecting arr
over them all
HOME SCENE - RETURNED FROM MAKE
The market cart has returned from the tow
bearing rich freight OF purchases to the delgh
ed young people. who are receiving them wi
eagCrness. The farmers wife, not yet descende
has, with one hand passed gay new bonnet fro
ihe open bandbox OH her lap, 10 the miss in b
teens, whose ecstaoy of admiration is unmishE
BILE. The other she extends. with II bright ne
rattle to the youngest darling, who, with j.
seems ready to spring from the arms Of its ion
ling grandmother. The old gentleman, seated
the piazza. is in the act of adjusting his sPeci
ces for the immediate perusal of the fresh new
papers spread on his knee; while the small b
and bis sister are diving into the mysteries
the basket Of new crockery, and other hOuseho
gear, for eingernuts NJ 2 other delectable cCnd
meuts. The farmer is seen carrying hea'
basket up the steps of the porch. In the shade
which it throws w see coming events, Tor iDe
pussy stealthily moves down or brood Of chic
ems, so young as to be still very like eggs
Around are all the various cOncOmltants Oh
farm The doves coo on the leaves, the turk'
and other poultry are about, and there, TOO,
the iron-boun1 bucf ct that hangs by the well
while through the open house door we sec I'd
the comfortable and well supplied kitchen. ID
mansion colonnade presents strong resembIan
to Mount Vernon, with Washington sitting
in the piazza reading the paper.
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1859.
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ired and fortvfour lnrge octave pages, aOu'
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October 90, 1859. F sala