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EDrgprV,
I.OUISyILL

LOUISVILLE, Ky "Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1859.
man callIg himself joseph Norton, from New
OrenDs, last Friday passed to W. 4. Snodty of this
Place a forged check, pdrporting to be signed by
Rockford, Brown & Co, Oh the Citizens Bank of
Mw-OrlesDs, ard certified by that bank. He got
r this check 800 ia money, 81 OOO IN bonds OF the
Hsrcin County Railroad, and SnOtdys note for the
balance. He also disposed Of other small forged
checks. He has not yet been arrested
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ASSEMBLY.

Accd Of petitions were presented from New-York
hd Brooklyn for protection against the Imposition OF
Gas Companies, AID against the removal OF the Long
hl.nd Railroad iron AtlSnuc street, Brooklyn.
BILLS REPORTED.
For the prott ction Of game tavorahly:
To provide cOmperssti,u to jurors IN New-fork,
with an amen iment to give them 81 ~ ger day, ard
TO do away with the proposed Increase Of fees 10 the
Clerks of the CooIts. toyorably.
To ancul the builiing associations Of Kings County
FavoIaby.
BY Mir. REILLY-To provide for the appointment
Of additional tumber VI commissioners Of Deeds IN
New-Iork. Favoaby.
To require Ssbaiors sud Assemblyroen to be resi-
certs IN the Districts iiom whish they are elected.
ksvorsbly.
-Four notices given Of bills providing for rsil
roads in Nev.Yoik, one OF which was by Sir. BACH
kLLER OF Saratoga
BILLS PASSED.
To an. nd the Tnsuraloe Law so as to authorize the
surrender oi securities by the c mptroler uncer spt
Shsd circumstances.
To incorporate the Hahnemsnn Medical College
THE ORPHANS HONE.
Mr.. OPDYkES bUl % lss eliEe certsi1 acts Of the
Ne~-Notk Supervisors lgalses and confirms the
s,sicg of the lot FOR the io,sion Of the Orphans
hOne.
ANOrHgR CRY RAILROAD.
Mr. Ma. CHlLD'S r.iiroad bill gives NsthN Vel
jarvis, IT,. Jsues NJ. Poe, John II. Morris, c. {.
Nmts, w. n. Mclntire, Samnel Osgood, John Mcl.ane
w., sIdW. w. Niles authority 20 ould rellrosd
sorg Ninth aver u TO Gee o sich street along Green
vich TO Csasl to uds,u slong Haisou To Casmbers,
aetce tn College pl,ce, along College place to Bar
clay tbtet. sod sloUg Barclay TO BroadSsy, with
vst7 uSek gives tue usDsl powers 70 o'ersect other
Ates ana 10 take rrop.r'y required for tie rosd.
rHE CENTRAL PARK.
Ar. WOODRuFFs bill TO amend the Central Park
@ gives TO the Board the fGB and exclusive power ct
svefnotnt and usnsge neht tie laying out and reg.
aaon of the Park the sppor tuent OF al officers ard
saphyees, except ooce ADD ali such general powers
a. the Conaon Covnci ro~sess over the pebble
Ss> ana pisces; but rot les, tnsn 81 L. per dsy is
sts psaa " any lsboreg employed on the work.
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limited States supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Wed0etday, JAN, TT I673'
No. al. Hiram Barber vs.. Hush A. Barber, by bext
friend, George CroDlote Argued for. the appellant
and sobmitted printed argument for the appellee.
No. o. The Uu,ted States Vs. Sherman NJ. Booth.
Ceute argued for plslntf.
No. 46 Euoch McCaIty va. Guernsey Y. Roots, et
al. AIgoed for defendants and submitted on printed
arg ument {, plaintiff.
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Robbery of Harnden's Express.

BOSTON, WedneFOay, Jan. II, IoJ5.
HarndeD & Co.'S express office, q Providence, was
tnte:ed early this morning and The safe carried oil,
though Il requee the strength Of three men at least
to move H. IL was after ward fcnnd mile and b ali
away, broken open and Iifed. IL contained miscela-
neons articles Of a vslue not yet krown.
The robbers obtsined 81 On in silver from the office,
but overlooked g. eco In gold.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ....ALBAsY, Jan. 10, 1859.
KILLS. REPORTED.

SENATE. ALBANY Jan. 10, 1859.
BILLS REPORTED.
To regulate the Theeters in New-fork. Favora-
by.
The resolution indorsipg the memorial OF the Canal
Board PRAYING for aid from the General Government
for the Improvement OF Lakes Harbcrs, was re-
ported upon favorsbly, and the report laid on the
table
petition was presented TO increase the Directors
OF the Loan Relief Association.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The Canal Appropriation bll, which aPpropriates
total Of 81 SIS, zoo.
To ameod the Divorce Laws. II grants divorce
when a marriage takes place out of the state; Also
grants divorce when after residence 10 this State
deserlion takes place, and adultery is committed in
another State.
To amend the Charter If the Msphs'tan Savings
Institution. II increases deposits TO - 600, and su-
ihoii5es investments in United States std New.loTk
State Stocks ana City Bonds and Mortgages
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ABSTRACT OF THE STdTE EAGLyEERS
REPORT.

The canals are in three divsiops-the eastern, ex-
tending f., m Albany TO Oneids L.ke Caosl compile
irg CT plain and Black River Canals, Sc ia all 3o
miles; the MIDDLE extending tn tho eastern l,ae OF
Wayne Couniy, $40 miles; and the western, 12 mlss
in all $50 miles Of canal
The expeu ditures OF tho Eoeipeers Department for
the year 1858 are $50 Al 76 Tee fOllosins is the
amount of work doue, cost Of engineering, aud We
p.rseutsge OF tine whole am0uLt done:
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Dr. DeHas will give the ,econd lecture Of bis course
on Amere an Antiquities this trnnrsdsy) evening. n
tbe lecture room Of TIE Historical society, cornss a
Second avenue and Eleventh street It vii! Do the
Mural Remains, Fort fcsioss, Enclosures and sthR
Esrth>u Structures.
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CoURr oF APPEALS, Jan. 10 Nos. rs, 3)i, y.
as zr sTuk o. Noe 3d. $50 "a fa-vsa ksassssss.
Tsyoiae1t sst bsys app EsDt at bali ssus - -
Fre.st tame ss- sa tb aysEG<ni hess. hrJsssSS
Eyt Celsin ard Hi eoonssi for ape isas n u
N. JsLkit. cocr-~i for respondenes -.
CstIdsr fer Js1- f-Nss Si5 s. ~ ~ taeli IL. q =
a - ., 10. u, ~. 81. "a, e. q. D., o. ~ "a " ~ 49,
a. N ".
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From Albany.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Jan. ~, 1853.
Tho Serase, in executive session, to-day confirmed
the uomn stob Of Benjamin WEIGH, IT,, Com nisssry-
General; also the appointments Of the several Nota
ues Public. IT remaining Domina 1Ons lie over. NO
pOrinatioDs of any interest sent Ia to-day.
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Shooting Case.

BOSTON, Wednesday. Jan. II, I85J.
Ysurg Wales, who shOt Mrs Whiting in South
Prm klD, Mass. on MONDAY night, fled to the woods,
where bis body was found yesterday. lie had shot
nself de cd.
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Cost Of Engineering. Perrsutsss

The number OF p rsOrs employ dI n The deparnset
in Is57 was ijS; ia 1853, M. Dudog the year lsS
contracts bavs been completed and sstei, amouotiag
To AL 9ll 49, % Of which have beeo cancelled By
ibs Canal BoaId. ere I35 contracts still exivt-
ing TIE whole amount Of work not under contract ID
eel mAt,d at E65,9l6 ~.
Theioowing is u table Of The canal kngth con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

FoR EuRorr The Royal Mail steamship Afdss
sailed yesterday for Liverpool With the mails one hun
dIed and twenty passengers and 444 800 OF In spes.
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j. C. BEALEs NJ D.
S.s- York Jan ls, 1889
DR. CRIES sad: AZ far as am concerned, l am
perfectly willing to leave this whole subject TO my
brethren connected with the Acadeu y and the profes-
sion in tie world. In reference to my not bridging
this post mor.em before the Board should have been
glad " have done 70. IL would have saved me and
many editors from charges Of libel My fnend DIR.
Mott for 60 shah consider him, notwithstanding all
THE made an e6rnest request that nothing should be
brought befo the public, except through the Acad-
eny | offered 10 Tead the post uoitem at the last
MEETING, bat DR.. Mott asked me not 20. have besn
ysei By 10 lees than ten editors, desiring mo - rem
der to them the poet nortem, and The request re-
fused AZ also refused TO give any Information con-
pec.sd with the matter. IL msy be PRINTED TO
read short extract from Roktsnski will leave the
Inc n,bers TO Judge whether that was tubercalsr
c,vty or not. DR.. Gre. then read from Roktsnsti,
who e-crbed cavities Like those mentioned 10 the
poet norton, and recognized them ~ Tub roles
Tie inference left by the poet mortem Is that this
cavity was produced by the Injection into toe lungs.
Those gentlemen who are familiar with that IL pow
goirg on In France know that they were discussing
the question Of en- rsetion into the lungs and the
csutsrrston Of the ryrx and trsches and that they
had admitted unanimously that this operation was NOS
only performed with certainty, but that great prac-
iicsl beneficial results had proceeded thereirom.
Within the last folr months large numbers Of delicate
Children had been treated for Group BY the injection
e Ltrate Of silver into the lungs. DR. Green then
read extract from recent paper BY Prof Bennett,
in which he slutes in terms hgnly comnendatory u
DR.. Green and bis system Of treatment, based upon
biz own experience in Edinburgh. have ony one
word 70 say in reference TO one portion oi tne
remarks Of DR.. Besles. did NOT cesne
Mr. WLitrey 70 come 10 ne for ues,m'nt. lie came
% me Of his own accord ard trsstsd him Ngi,inaeiy
ara properly as I supposed. When be eft ne wen.
under The csrs Of another physician, and should
lover myself by logging pin lsppl5osel, and .ds
nv professo Never. IRsnewet applause. Had
hey sen. for ne shouli have gone there. I have
ssv.d txo or three pstsn's In tbs city under similar
sfeumstaIc.s by opening IL zee large sbscesses. But
il il sssri Why cid DO, send round and inqTirei
Dr. Besles has asserted 10 gentleman present that
sueh 4 rage Of the family toward me that hsd
y.Etued 70 come rear the house that i probably
would have Suffered persops viols ice. Still, ] bad
len e lsd rpon, / should ssve one, nevertheless:
lLud;rx 10 The tact that his fren and others advised
BIN 70 " presen. hIsef, or have represen'stvs
lIeesIt. $. tie post NOR. examination, Dr. Green
stated that be bad a. last deputed d.. Carnoc 80 TO
repseseas Tin, I'D 70 Wait DE-, A9t 70 make the az
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VALENTINE MOTT. ~ D.,
}. c. BEALEs n D
ALEAR 4. MOTT, 81. D.

Dr. BElIs said that be desired TO sad a few remarks
IL addition 10 the csse ana he addressed the Academy
as follows,
Dr. BsALEs said: During the runber IF years tat
l have attended Mr.. WI tuty's family, i have Lot
Known Mr. Samuei Whitney 70 be seriously H. 80 IS
20 +. coIr "a TO bis bed bat he hiss for long tine
beer subject TO various arrangements OF the
organs, such as want OF appetite, torpdI'y oi IL
bowels deficiency Of the bilious 5ecretions, aod occa-
sonsly bronchial cough. Fer these | have ire
suenty prescribed Tor him; but d1riog the whole or
gres.r part Of the last year las have been nicrred
by tie family he placed husef under tue care OF
hoIneo patbic physician, that, with two e three
;iAug exceptions not called on ~ prescribe Tor
bin VI Ii, the pr, sent occurrence. Tow%d the nd OF
October ks sister informed NE that Ter brothef vas
very lo~-spIited AID depressed a. eorle pb ,iciaG
he wanted mr. therefore, - .rsure hin, bat oii no.
want me 10 know that he had consulted any other
physician. l Was not told woo II was nor
do | know 10 this day, although l now
pnsupe II 70 have teen DR. Green. er wish 20
t,ate ths. appreciate the stettesc0pe as highly a.
most uei; believe II, az mos, others Co. ore Of the
gresie-t di coveree II our profession; bat Tsrkly
copi,- that co not beeye N its infaloIity, even
aided by percussion | do not believe that ally mao
can at oil times discover or two, nor even feF
tubeiees scst,s "a sbOutthe upper obes Of ne urgs
l that very nan, Il he would ifansy Tel TIE
truth would ADMIT tina. be bad OCCASIONALLY of~n mis-
taken. Fer myself. do not preteod 10 say sItraoFh
pary skl with THE instrument but, ndependent OF my
pnvae practice have been for fifteen years efamiosr
ior ysrilJs life insurance. compaiss, au1 tAereire
CONSTANTLY make nss Of II. and Ought 70 know souS'-
thing abct H. Nov, SIR, under these circunstsnces
WEI. knowing TIE option Of the Other pa' sici.r eI-
ahmed liz W With 81 the care szi sccurscy Of which
am c. osble | declared 10 him that could pot CO,
cover any .ut srcles u bis lungs, anf that "a
10, believe that any ey'sed- lSo not.f 4 tic e1si
NoF Sir on Dg to the report Oft poi, n1or,ern
,1nu.iratior. n. vii Dc seen tast "essiiy va
focld, be. "a. s,.o sa5steis I'll HC', VI e0a'se'
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-05
Gs9nl GlDO'l5


u virtue of an order of the Honorable Probate
ID Court of Yazuo County, State of Mississippi,
made at the January term thereof, A. D. 1859,
the Undersigned, Guardian If The person and
estate of Maria L. Nolan, minor, viii proceed
to sell at his residence in said County, on Satur-
day, the 18th day Of VI rch next at public aue
ton to the highest bidder or bidders for CASH the
interest of his said ward (the same being an undi-
vided one-eighth) IN and to the following describ.
ed real estate situated in said County, to wit +:
East half Of North east quarter of section seven.
Township 10. Range East, ard 35 acres off the
u st side of the West half of South east quarter
Of section six Township 10, Range one East.
The undersigned will also sell Mt the same time
and place, and on the same terms her interest
Ut being also an undivided one-eighth) in and to
the following personal estate, to-wit: Cne negro
man named Levin Q negro boys named Hiram,
tombstone aud William, one negro woman named
Rhoda, and her child, and one negro woman
naTed Almira, two horses and two mules.
The undersigned will also sell at the same time
and place. and on the same terms his said ward's
interest, the same being one eighth interest in and
to one-third interest in and to about 500 bushels
of corn, about head of hogs, and some few
cattle, sheep and farming utensils
c. BOWM iN, Guardian, &c.
February s, 1869. I23-5t
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GUARDIANS SALE.

QY virtue of an order of the Honorable Probate
~ Court OF Yazoo County, State of Mississippi,
made ut the January Term. thereof, A. D 1859
the undersigned Guardian of the persons and
estate of Lucinda G. Peaster, Samuel O. Peaster,
Leonidas W. Peaster and Ida F. Peaster, minors,
will, on Monday the l4th day of March next at
the door of the Court House of said county, pro
coed to sell at public auction to the highest bidder
or bidders on a credit of twelve months from the
day of sale, her said wards interest 1.-THE same
being an undivided one half interest) in and to
the following lands, situated in Yazoo and Holmes
counties, to.wt The lands situated in Yazoo
county are ms follows South east quarter Of sec
ton T. township H. Range West; the West half
OF South west quarter and the Vest half of the
North west quarter of Section I, Township ~,
Range | West. The lands situated in Holmes
county are rs follows: The whole of section %.
Township Is, Range East; the North half and
the South west quarter and West half of South
east quarter of section %, and East half of North
east quarter of section 81, Township 10, Range
East .fHT
Bond with approved security will be required
of the purchaser or purchasers for payment for
said lands. SARAH S. PEASTER.
Guardian, &c
February 5, 1859 [23-5t
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To the Tax-Payers Of Yaxoo county


NOTICE is hereby given that will meet you
Y at the different times and places below men
toned, for the purpose of receiving the Taxes
due for the year 1873;
AT SATARTIA Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, the 18th, 18th and 10th Gays of January,
1859.
AT PHOENIX, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
the goth, 2 lst and 22d days of January, 1859.
AT DOVER, on Thursday, Friday and Satur.
day, the 9th. 2sth, and Goth days of January
1859 t,-,tt ItU..
Ar BENTON, on Thursday, Friday and Satur.
day the 3D., 4th and 9th days of February, 1859
AT JACKSONVILLE, on Monday, Tuesday ant
Wednesday, the 9TH, stl, ard 9th days of Febru
airy. 1859. lft
Ar CYPRESS. on Thursday, Fri lay and Sat
urlay, tie 10th, llth and l2'h DAYS of February
1859. se
AT SILVER CREEK on Thursday, Friday ont
Saturday the Sd, Atm and 9th days of March
1859.
respectfully and earnestly request the Tax
Payers to meet me promptly at the times an,
places above mentioned. win b. realy Mt an,
time after the date hereof to receive Taxes 1t III
Sheriff office, as will have competent d. put,
there at all times IN my absence.
W. II. MANGUN Sheriff,
and ex-oficio Tax Collector of Yazoo county
| January |, 1859
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.l9sW advertisements.

Love AND EoRTUNE.--If love is represented ss
oi'nd, perhaps u men may properly he called the
coueher that often manages to open its eyes Whv
nlaS Wood, Eddy & Co be considered in the same
relation 70 fortune that Hymen is said to hold IA
Lover Because they open the ewes # the blind
goddess. They stand in that respect between
Fortune and Fate. B frwar ing to their nd.
dress Augusta. Ga, or Wilmington. Delaware
ten, five, or two and half dollars. Won paw The
entrance fee to their Oracle who may nterpret il
into prize Of fifty thousand dollars, or its half
OF quarter. Remember that if the Greeks had an
Adelphi, we have an Augusta Oracle.-llO
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PURIFY THE BLOOD

4 T EDICINE is progressive science The great
NI trunk daily puts forth branches and each
branch is bearing fresh fruit Consumption is
attracting more attention than any other malady,
hence the variety of remedies recommended in
phthisis Among these is the
Compounded Iodide of Potassium Pills,
which the favorite remedy, approved by the fac
ulty of the London and New York Colleges of
Physicians, and can be had genuine direct from
the hands of Dr. James Tipping, Main Street,
Vicksburg A package sent free by post on re-
cept of one dollar.
Dr.. J. T would say q word or two that may
concern others as well as myself, and in order
that he may not be COMPOUNDED with the adverti-
sing Quack. In defence thereof he holds his
Diploma from the Queens College of Surgeons OF
Edinburgh, and member of the Royal Botanical
Society of Liverpool since 1916, and having serv-
ed his father. DR.. William Tipping of Skipton, in
Craven, England, years who was also a member
of the Queens College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
since 1899, Licentiate of the Hall and Doctor
of Medicine, legally acquired by Continental
Study; also jointly Surgeon to the Craven Caval-
ry, numbering 900 men, under the command Of
the late Lord Ribbesdale, first husband to the
present Lord John Russelps wife,
The Doctor is permanently located in Vicksburg
as no Agents or travelling Qudcks.
Mark you, My Blood is Bad How commonly
do we hear this expression returned in answer ia
the inquiries of parent or friend about your
health My blood is bad as if 1t were matter
OF little import either in its nature or consequeu
ces. But what is the true nature of bad blood
that it should be thus slightly passed over? AeR
that emaciatel youth who is sinking fast into an
early grave--in the Spring time Of his fe-in the
prime of his years Ask him, what was the
cause of his consumptve cough, his hectic cheek
his worn and wasted frame. He will answer t" Bad
Blood Go to the bedside of that patient wht
is raving in the agonies Of fever. Mark hi
burning skin, his bounding and galloping pulse
his bloodshot eyes, his dry and parched lips heal
his furious delirum, his maniac ravings anc
watch the fierce burning of the fame of fever
until the filel Of life is expended and the lamp O
existence is extinguished, aud ask what was tax
cause OF thisY The answer is, Bad Blood Pa
rify the blood by the Compounded Iodide o
Potassium Pills.
February 5, 1863. [2s-tf.
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&c, &c, &c.
ITO be CoafiRued.)

0~- All Music Published IN The United
States received as soon AS issued Persn s
DESTROYS OF procuring any Of the NJ sic in this
Catalogue. eau have it sent per mail, securely
wrapped, aud free If p s'age BY remitting the
amnun. attached to each piece.
Persons at distance can always reIv upon
Obtaining any article they may order as low as
aey can buy The same at any establishment in
the United States.
O~s- Particular attention pia to the Tuning
and Repairing Of all kinds OF Musical mstru,
ments
OF The Trade, Teachers, and Summaries
promptly supplied upon me most liberal e.ms.
MUSIC SENT BY MAIL.--The Pos are on
Sheet Music is but one or two Gems for each
piere, and therefore, persons al distance an
Iobhin t h, Mail much cheaper than by Express,
DealsIs, Teacher and Amateurs will do we'll t.
hear this in mind, In many Instances, they
will find il grcal convenience, as well as
saving Of expense 10 get their supplies in this
way. Music Books can also b. sent through
the mail. al an expense Of postage If ona cen
far each ounce weight.
or All orders. whether large or small
siirtly aud promptly attended to.
| us- To prevent mistakes, write name, Al
dres Safe, county, &C., in plain hand.
! Address
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EXECUTIVES NOTICE.

I ETTERS testamentary upon the last will and
/ testament of Thomas Jones, deceased having
been granted the undersigned, by the Probate
Court of Yazoo County at the January term,
1885, all persons indebted to deceased are request
ed to make immediate payment, as indulgence
cannot he given; and all those having claims
against him are required to present them for pay
ment, duly authenticated, within the tine pre-
scrhed by law or this notice will be plead in bar
thereof. E. D. SHAW, Executrix
February 8, 1859. (7t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

T ETTERS of Administration having been grant
| 4 ed to the undersigned upon the estate Of
Thomas Burgess, deceased, at the January term,
A. D. 1885, of the Hon Probate Court of Yazoo
County, State of Mississippi-Notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against said
estate, to exhibit the same and have them regis
tered in the manner and within the time prescrib
ed by law, or they will be forever barred.
ANN burgess,
Adm'x of estate of Thomas Burgess
February 5, 1859. [23-7t
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

( ETTERS testamentary having been ,ranted
! to the undersigned upon tho last vii an
testament Of William H. StubbleHe'd deceased
t the December Term. A D. 1858, of the Hon.
Probate Court Of Yazoo County, State Of Mssis
sippi-Notce is hereby givn to all persons Inv.
ng claims against the estate of said deedent, tc
exhibit the sumo and have them registered in tht
manner and within the time prescribed by law, q
they will be forever barred
MARLIN STU BLEFIELD, Excel Sc
January LIST, 1859 (s7t
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TO LADIES VISITING NEW ORL1ANS.

AZ L would rec 4mmend our RECALL DEPART
w MENT for Inspector, comprising all t.o
atest style Of
SILK ROBES, BROCADES,
FASpy AND PLAIN SILKS,
BLACE ITALIAN SILKS,
All the lste styles of rich WJOLEN DRESS
GOODS
CLOAKS. TALMAS, BUSTERS.
STELLA SHAWLS CHENILLE SH4YLs,
BAY STATE SHAWLS, and SCARFS.
SHEETlNGS, SHIRTlNGS and LINENS.
BLANKETS anil BED COMFDRTER3
And MI other Goods Sppertainng to Cur line,
which We offer at the VERY LOWEST CASH rRGcg5
Qu OK Sales and Small Profit being our motto,
G g. WAYLASD & co,
Corner Poy lras and Carond.let
NEW ORLEANS Nov. - 1853 (3mcm.