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BY f. W. KENNETH x CO


Or TRUSTEES SALE.
R+iiiI HOUSE AND LOT ON CONWAY ST,
Gs.aA< NEAR LITTLE PACA No lO9-IEAsEHoLp
by virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
cy IN case wherein James A H. Mcclure complainant
and Edward Spedden and Mary j. McIlhenny are defen
dantS the subscriber. Trustee will offer on the
premises, SA IU RDAY AFTERN DON, December nth at
O'Clock, the following property:
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND
beginning on the northenmOs side of Conway street. at the
distance OF one hundred and fourteen feet enthusiastically
from the intersection of he said nOrhemost of Con
way street and the weStenmOS side of Little Paca street
and at the corner of parcel of ground heretofore leased by
George Warner to William j. Wight and running thence
norery through the centre of the nine inch partition wall
between the house erected the lot being described
ana at thereto adjoining, formerly owned by the
said Wight and at right angles with Conway street in all
one hundred and fifteen feet Burgundy alley thence
enthusiastically, binding said Burgundy alley twenty
one feet thence sOuthwary, parallel with the first line one
hundred and fifteen feet to Conway street. and thence north
estwardy bounding Conway street twenty one feet to
the beginning.
The Lot subject ground sixtythree dollars
July. '' "'''
The Lot is improved by good THREE-STORY HOUSE
with two story Back Building, and Stable in the
rear, Burgundy alley " 49,
The terms of sale, fixed by decree re-one half
cash. and one half in six months the deferred pavment to
be secured by the note of the purchas to the sat
isfaction of the Trustee. ~
CHARLES J. NJ GwINN Trustee
n26-Dl 6 IL Is
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE. DECEMBER H. 1859
steamships.

EfEsA FOR HAVANA.
r sslSaas The fine new ocean Steamship BALTIMORE,
aryD Gref Sn6 vii sail Tor Hayaq GrSet
49,. FRIEND, RICKETTS, 4 co,
do-2t - Smiths wharf
sTRTH I'll Ar L E TON
rHRoUGH Il IN Fl FiF ~ H 70 6E
" ''''''' ''' @Io StGSsf'r FG6INro
Capt. D French,
SATURDAY, December 18th,
after II St Sn the e. day Of Hr ss
Bills OF Ladng viii! be signed after the departure the
SAMUEL. T. PEARCE, Agent
Agents Charleston JOHN CALDW E afea[ sS SSArf
Mnileaye Baltimore again the eth of December Pune
tuality IN her departure NAV be relied on. Diff
EFTS FOR SAVANNAH,
-7az.<- TUESDAY, December 18th, at IN. precisely
' '''''' "'GjoMMERcE,n
Is now in compe order and var davs Mo R6sT
Insurance be eec upon merchandise by this ship
Punctuality in her departure m ay be elied on.
a7es Nm hFEETzEI ina, AgsP IT,,
sGET1 NEW YORK
THROUGH IN EF F6RTY HOURS
POIoMAC. Capt q. W. Watson
PARK ERSBURG, Can't VIM Powell
The, SMANM, Capt. j. I. Ramsey.
LOCHST POINT, Capt H. French.
GEORGES CREEK, Cant r. Morley
Having been reitted with New and powerful machinery
will hereafter
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier IL, N. and
BALTIMORE,
From Spears wharf. .
EV cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY MAX
ING THE PASSAGE
IN FORTY HOURS.
dispatch by this line f'' ~
FRElGHT SIX CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK
Other than measurement goods at proportional rates
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers to Boston. Proyi.
dence and Portland have their Goods promptly forward
ed by this line free of commission
lNSGkANCE-ONE QUARTER PER effected at the Office
OF the Line previous to departure steamers.
No amount insured under $lu0
Apply to SAMln t. PEARCE, Agent,
= ll6 SPEARS
or to II. b. CROMWEIL& Co,
. Sc WEST STREET,
leOu New York.
@FfS BOSTON STEAMSHIPS
-SsaAsastz WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
The well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS. VIM
4 Halett. commander, and JOSEPH WHITNEY, Solomon
HoWes commander, with fine accommodations for passen
gers, Will sail for Boston EVERY SATURDAY at II clock
alternately. Fare s2, including Meals and Sateroom
FREIGHT taken ut lowest rates.
s6-tf A L. HIGGINS AGENT
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
FlFES, SIZES, SEEENS, TENS, ELEVENS AND
TWELVES
K J. Smith, Jones, Venable, Atwood John Montfort A.
e. Saunders, Young Il Burwel Red Rover, L. Guy Young
Wimbish, Mount Vernon, Clay.
HALF POUNDS
Chiekahominy, Red Rover Horseshoe, W Lyon, Naiad
Queen.
TWISTS.
Geo Cooper \ Co, Abner McCabe, Jno Cabendsh John
Linton, foil Fillmore, Union. Lindsey, T. t. Donigan, G.
Gravely.
POUNDS.
Eureka,ligt pressed, John Winston, do do, James T.
Butter do do Fl Brazo do do Scarce y Nee NJ, Lang
horne Z Sons, f. F. keens Nectar f. F. Keens Native +
7. keens Flue Cured, J. c. Norman T. f. Donagan. W C
lvey, Gustayus Jones, Kate Waller, T. j. Holland Fillmore
n Davis, J. K. Jones, s A. Myers W. L. Ogden, D. P T.
J. ?. Smith
For eby JOHN P. PLEASANTS X SONS,
nlsu So South street
u W GAIL CHRISTIAN AK,
a. w. GAIL & AK,
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GEO. C. SPIES,
NOTICE OF REMOVAL

~ HIDES, OF, An LEATHER
FRANCIS H. GisrPE
Informs the public that h. has removed to hi, Ware
house, No p GRANT STREET. directly in the his
old stand, and door from Lombard Opposite
Robinson Lords warehonsel where viii he 'aJud fresh
and complete assortment Of EE cry KIND AND QUALITY
OF LEATHER especially IIemlock and OAK Sole Leather
Harness, Bride and Lace Leather, Wax PIPER kp-
Calf Skins, French Calf skins. ETC. wholesale and retail
Tanners and Curriers' TOOLS; BARK Mills best and com
mon grades OF Tanners OiIS ALWAYS o.. hand.
Hides and Leather bought and sold Oh commission, and
cash advances made cousig areuta.
For further information address
+. g. GRJ-PY,
iI5-tf 90 Cram st-se Patience.
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MANUEL I: FORSYTH. LEWIS II COLI
SNUFFS AND SMOKING TOBACCOS.

MANUEL i FORSYTH. LEWIS II COLE
SNUFFS AND SMOKING T0BACCOS.
THE UNDERSIGNED,
PRIZE TORS OF
PIMLlCO SNUFF MILLS AND
SMOKING TOBACCO FACTORY,
In BALTIMORE COUNTY,
Have removed their place of business from Exchange
Place to
No "a FATETTE STREET, three doors west of Charles
Where will be found stock of our Manufacture of
SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBACCO OF ALL GRADES,
AND IN EVERY STYLE PACKAGES,
In part as follows:
SCOTCH SNUFF-Loose, in bbls, and kegs.
do do. In beef and calf baddeTs, pack ed in bbls
and terCes.
do do. In Il H. bottles; in e, and doz cases
ID" DO. In md 4 OF. papers, IN hbls., IL and b
d, T. cases.
MACCoBOY SNUFF-Iu tierces kegs, lars a bottles
COARSE SNUFF-ln terces, kegs, and Jars.
STEM SNUFF-In bbS.
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Nos. |, . and g. cut and dry in bhs, pound, 9und
and aGarerpound papers, neatly put up in half
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO,
of all grades, loose in bbS also in pound hal pound and
quarter pound aud III neat packages OF II and dOz
AlSO in 10 h. bales manufactured of Virginia and Carolina
Tobacco carefully selected by
81 We would solicit - share of your patronage
FORSYTH COLE,
"a Fayette street, doors west of Charles
Jlu Baltimore, Nd
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Qaptr Yanging ana HpboIstsrp


Invites the attention of purchasers his very extensive
Including a. kinds Fl 9t$kS GSSBs HAIR oorps
PLUSHEs, DAMASKs, BR0CATELLES, &c, &c ''>'
aiS aa sH fa6 ST COVERS
u, Plain CLOTHS in different coors, with Silk vandyck
Hol6ein and Bay Leaf Borders to match. mhl2-tfriw
DIAPER NGINGS.
HOWELL Il BROTHERS,
Would c M STREET SopRoSe Han0ver
.. ? 4 Pc K HAN GINGs,
now receiving from their Factory.
The assortment is usual varied, and includes all the
diiieTeqt grades high and low priced CURTAIN PAPERS
Those buying sell again. as well as those wanting Pa
periug done, are invited to view the assortment.
Orders from the country promptly att nded to- satf
I ACE CURTAINSl LACE CURTAINS II
IL MUSLIN CURTAINS,
WALTER CROOK, JR,
go BALTIMORE STREET NEAR CHARLES,
LACE AND Muslin GURTIiSs, STOCK OF
CURTAIN BANDS,
CANOPIES, &c.
HIS assortment Is now better than was offered in this
Also a large stock of
WIN DOW HADEs,
ont CIT and Cloth Painted Transparent, &c., fine
A! sI Tif5Rs H hPa fnlGSf or
sHADE ANP R9fISR TRIMMINGS.
always on hand and made to order
\ well selected stock OF
P A p f r II A G N GS
FRENCH ENGLISH AMERicAl n MXST FAGTUReRs
His stock includes all the different qualities and styles
from the cheapest and painest the richest and enables
fine selection OF FIRE BOARDS on hand.
mhl2-tfrlw
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N0TICE.-TO LAND AND STOCK BUYERS.
III have for sale commission many fine Farms and
City Property Stations, Brood Mares, Saddle and Harness
Horses Jacks Jennes ard Mules, Bulls, Cows Calves
Rams, Ewes Lambs Bears SOws and Pigs Fresh Cows ri
fine butter qualities; Farm Implements OF all kinds mn
nish Farm Hands Managers &c, to order For particulars
address MARTIN GOLDSBORQuGH, General Agent,
ie23-tf No IIuN Colvert &c..
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~ w. GAIL & AK,
L y MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
SMOKING, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARS.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

IMPORTERS
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS,
PIPES, SNUFF BOXES, &c
No rs BARRE STREET,
nlStf between Charles and Light streets, Baltimore
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- ALSO, TWO tn ee Dry Brick II USES with Back
Buildings on the east side Of Garden street. being the Sc
cond and third houses from Mosher street The lots front
II feet AZ inches each Garden street, BY 100 feet
deep to feetaey the ground SIG % each These
houses are in an improving part Of the city and well
back yards, enclosed by iron ratings in front
This property is worthy Of notice Purchasers can ex-
he Y b.fp ore t,.ia tr,.Fsa
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r. For sale everywhere,
INSHITA WALKER
OAKLAND DISTILLERY.

PURE COPPER DISTILLED EYE WHISEEF.
This Nhskey is guaranteed PURE RY f., and ne. from
drugs and adu!iration Purchaser, requested to have
il USED.
F-Prce, dollar per gallon.
G. -. WHITE.
Successor to FRAZIER * WHITE,
Oakland, Allegheny county, Nd,
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k3;;;f ~ ALUADI!E BALIIMURh AND GER-
k4,,H NAN STREETS WAREHOUSES; AND GROUND
S42ssA~RENE& AT PUBLIC SALE-We VIII sell at the
Merchants Exchange Sales Room, on TIL RSDAY, 18th
instant, at O'CLOCK, THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY On
TIE outh side OF Baltimore street tending though to Ger
man street between hUWa and EUaw streets, cccurind
by A. H. RCip, No 3}7 Baltimore street Tie impr yerns
are fouf-stury BRICK WAs EAOUSE Is Cet inches on
baltimore street extending rough German Street lG5
tte sI:o the joining lot on sheet IL feet inches
* gnding = Get nc! IT, Improved BY tircestCy BRICK
10 icet inches on Baltimore street The hoe now under
rent to said lSclp unit the Isl OF January 1861 at or lut
$500 per year This property offer great inducements 10
purchasers AS i sold in fee !eeemabe ground
rent OF $1,000 which can be bought out any in part
the whole a 6 DprC cent " i-'
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Stsnrattk Gunluaniss.

Marked off as earned from Nov l, 1855 to Oct 81 1859
IN IN Marine and Inland Risks...........s37l,ll1 SO
Interest, &c, received during the same
period. $3.50 50
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PORTLAND KEROSENE OH,
Il This Oil is of Interchangeable Lemon color hos No nm
pleasant odor and does not smoke while hn1nin, ' ~ ~
undoubtedly the best article offered in this market
prepared to supply this Oil in the original nac
ages, Or in quantities to suit purchases '' pun
Also offer KEROSENE LAMPS, With all the recent i'm
&C. Of the best quality and at the lowest prices. MS
DOBBIN X WAKEFIELD,
u26-tf - - No 7 South street
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aublit Sales.
BY LENNON d BROGDEi
BUCHANANS WHARF
sly CANNON &. 6IATTHEvVS

These Wines all warranted pure Of Messrs Beck ard
Bachmans importation and the attention of Jobbers and
consumers ls especially called to them - 1 ~
before the sale. WV Joy
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Stotks, Gxtbangs, TT.


TOUPONS-For interest of State debt of Cali
" fornia, due January lst 1860, will be cashed by
PENDERGAST BROS,
S..s =.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-30

The ORIGIN OF THE ZoUAvEs. When
the French established their power in Algeria,
they attempted to form regiments of native
troops, as the English had done in India.
They tried the experiment, at first, with an
Arab tribe, celebrated for courage and ac-
tivity, called the Zooaouas, name which
the French simplifed into Zouayes. In
the course of time, Frenchmen joined the
Zouave regiment, adopting the costume,
and, in some degree, the customs of the
natives. The natives, however, being found
treacherous and unreliable, were gradually
discharged, and the Zouave regiments are
now composed only of Frenchmen. They
retain much of the activity of the Arab
troops, united with French intelligence.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

by virtue Of an order or decree of the Honor
ID able Probate Court Of Yazoo county, State of
Mississippi, made at the June term 1859, thereof,
will, as Guardian of the minor Peers, expose
to sale at public auction, on Monday, the 18Th day
Of august nert, before the door of the Court
House, in Yazoo City, within the hours prescribed
by law, to the highest bidder, on credit of twelve
months from the day of sale, all the interest of
said minors in and to the following described lots
of ground, situated, lying and being in the town
of Satartia, State and county aforesaid, to- wit :
Lots l47, l48, and part Of Lot 49,
Fond, with approved security, will be required
of the purchaser.
SARAH A. PEERS, Guardian.
Burrus s. Armistead, Soils
July lG, 1859 as St
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DIR. DUMAS CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE ANTI-FEvER PILLS

When combined with the Liver Pills, are among
the most valuable of our indigenous remedies
uniting with Tonic power, the property of
calming irritation, and diminishing nervous excl
liability they are admirably adapted to the treat
ment of diseases in which debiitated condition
of the stomach or of the system at large, is uni
ted with general or local irritations The remedy
is highly useful in the hectic fever of scrofua and
consumption, in the treatment of which it has
long been favorite with many practitioners
These justly celebrated Pills are peculiarly adapted
strength, languor, lassitude, drOwsinesS, head
ache, vertigo, all complaints peculiar to females,
pain or weakness in the side, back or chest palpi-
tation of the heart, &C., and when combined with
the Liver Pills, and taken according to directions,
they are specific for chills and fever, &c.
Price, % cents, so cents, and 81 90 per box.
YazoO City. July I'd, 1862
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MASK AND FANCY DRESS BALL.
COOPERIS WILL

Kinds County, mississippi.
A GRAND Mask and Fancy Dress Ball will az
| \ be given at CO0PER'S WE'LL, on Thurs.
day, august 4th, 1859. The Ladies are espe. E4K
cially solicited to attend Managers for the
occasion will be present Price of admission, SIS.
INMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor,
BeS~ Madam Groux is spending the summer at
the Well. Ladies and gentlemen will find her in
readiness to supply them with every variety of
Masks and Fancy Dresses.
July 90, 1854
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To CORRESPONDENTS. :" Viyia's' lines arrived
100 ate for Insertion We will say to her that
Ter chirOgaphy is always next to illegible, be
cause Of haste and pencil. Typos must read
before they set, and an author, using pencil in
tead Of pen, must expect there will be numerous
Errors. Use ink, take more pains, and write on
but one SIDE of a sheet ''Viator's" communica-
bon is crowded out this issue. 1t will appear in
bur next. Cedar" again favors us. Read the
|aree very chaste and pretty stanzas going 0
how that she is decidedly in love with certain
0rtuaste Mr.. -
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A scandalOus assertion, if made directly, can
not frequently be repeated, for the mode of its
expression admits Of little variety whereas youi
implied scandal is capable Of being varied almost
infinitely, and thus affords the pleasant and con-
tinued opportunity of showing off the ingenuity
Of the malicious man without vexing the dull cal
of the drowsy one.
The city Of AtChison, in Kansas, about
two years old, contains 700 houses and $500
inhabitants.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-30

Inc case OF Impressment, which has excited
80 much sympathy for the foreigners, and SO
~'"ny crocodile tears from KnOw NotGiags, has
oeen settled by the instruction of this Govern.
inent 10 her Minister to demand the immediate
restitution of the naturalized citizen who has been
WFonged. Both Oass and buchanan are sound
on the point that every man has the right to ex
patriate himself and that naturalized citizens have
all the righs,and are entitled to all the protector
Of native-bOrn citizens. -
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DR.. M. r. DUMAS
0 IL G NAL YER PILLS
OR REGULATOR
PURELY VEGETABLE.

U IL IL Ia II u n L a Is Ia Ii
These Pills are not offered to the public as a
novelty, or a universal panacea for " oil the ills
that flesh is heir to-" They have been extensively
used, and their virtues are well known to many
who will be glad to learn that the proprietor has
made arrangements to continue the manufacture
on a scale equal to the increasing demand. The
Pills are all made under his personal supervision,
and can therefore be relied as on those which have
given so much satisfaction to oil who have used
them. The oft repeated assertion that in bilious
diseases, and the various disorders of the Liver,
there is no remedy but mercury, in blue pill OF
some other form, has been proven false by ample
testimony from those who have used these purely
vegetable Pills. It is true, however, that to rem
edy arrangement of the bilious secretion, you
must have something to act directly and power
fully at times upon the liver but it ia not true
that mercury is the only agent capable of pro-
ducing this specific action. The simple combina-
ton of vegetable principles in these pills produces
the same positive action upon the Liver is bal
anced, and will correct the arrangement of that
organ as surely, without the risk Of any unpleas-
ant or injurious consequences at the same time
they have an Alternative and tonic effect which is
the secret of their great superiority.
The circumstances under which the formula for
these Pills came into the possession of the Pro-
prietor, some year ago, were peculiar and induced
him to prepare, from time to time, such quanti-
ties as would enable him to supply the wants of
his friends, but, owing to the astonishing results
produced by their use, the demand has increased
SO rapidly that he is compelled to manufacture on
much larger scale than was contemplated, and
the unsought testimony, from various quarters, of
the great efficacy and uniformly gratifying results
experienced in cases of bilious affections, fever
and ague, and other disorders arising from de-
rangement of the hillary organs, proves beyond
all doubt that these Pills are capable of effecting
the most surprising cures on record, and all who
suffer in any way from arrangement of tia func-
tons Of the Liver, should have them at hand.
Price-25 cents so cents, and 81 90 per box.
Prepared by NJ. F. Dumas, Main Street, YazoO
City, Miss.
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SINGLETON AND HAvNEs.--These popular noni-
pess for Congress and State Treasurer, will ad-
press their fellow-citizens at various times and
places, beginning at Raymond, Kinds county, on
Monday, August LIST. In Yasoo county, they
peak at Benton on the 18th, and at Mechanics
purs on the 18th of August Why not at Yazoo
CNy' We Ofthis place would like to hear Col. s.
lgaln, If hs can make it convenient to favor us.
Pad if Commodore Haynes don't mako speech
Y bis old friends, we, for one, intend to cast q
supplementary scattering vote for Partridge, of the
NAg All the appointments of Singleton and
Haynes can be seen in another place.
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DIV DROF.-We are under obligations to that
excellent and polite officer, Capt. ParisOt, Of the
shove named steamer, for late New Orleans pa
pa The Dew Drop win pass this place on her
downward trip at about 5o'elOck tomorrow even
'ing Her accommodations are most excellent,
having, besides everything else to render passen-
gers comfortable, splendid bar, containing the
finest wines aud liquors,
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-30

The death of the distinguished lawyer
and statesman, Rufus Choate, was made the
subject of discourse in many Of the Boston
pulpits on Sunday, 18th inst, and of a
particular tribute from the Rev. Nehemiah
Adams, under whose ministrations Mr..
Choate had sat for twenty-five OF thirty
years. The family pew was draped in mourn
ing, and was unoccupied.
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l1sWO advertisements
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

HAVE for sale 40 ACRES Of unimproyed,
a a and finely timbered Hill Land, situated about
q miles from YazOo City, and adjoining the lands
OF capt Willis, Stephen Hagan and others. 1t is
particularly adapted to any one living in town who
aeslres country seat to resort to during the sum-
mer months. Those wishing to purchase, will
please call on me at the " Democrat" Office.
~. JAMES II. REDDING.
OUy 'V' 1907 (48 ct.
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HOpE.-The steamer Hope is at last ahOat, and
now making the trips formerly allotted to the old
Tome She is a beautiful little boat, Of graceful
appearance, and capable of making 'fast time"
Ills besides, no small additional recommendation
10 the Hope that she is in charge of the same
officers who we're in command of the Home-sGns
,uy a, ,ans renroeLe
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-30

THAEKs.--We are indebted to our wise and dis
lngushed Senator, the Hon. Jefferson Davis, for
COPY of the valuable work entitled Report on
Ihe United States and Mexican boundary" by
r. 4. Emory, Major LIST Cavalry. 1t is valuable
Ir its reading matter, but doubly so on account
II its most skilEuly executed engravings.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-30

aonry's LApY's Book for August is on oui
.,blo It is filled with fashion plates and engra'
.nrs executed in its usual style of excellence, and
,,;tb most interesting reading matter Cooley has
.,robed himself on the last round in the ladder Of
Fame as the conductor of ladies' magazine.
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EXECUTORS, NOTICE

\ oIICE is hereby given that we were, on the
~ 10Th day Of July, 1859, appointed Executors
OF the last Will and Testament Of William Blalock
deceased, by the Probate Court of Yazoo County,
state OF Mississipp,-All persons having claimI
against the estate of said testator are hereby no.
tined to present the same to us within the time
prescribed by law, duly authenticated and regis.
tered, or they will be forever barred
JOHN BLAL0CK,
A. R. BLALOCK
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n,Bow's RRvIEw have read this world
..ouned monthly with the usual interest and
.ost We are not certain that DeBow does not
!. better service to the South and her constitutions
II. most admirable Review than all our public
= IN their labored efforts in Congress and
noonmittees of the Whole"