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appfOFtI .FbIII 7, TsaJ.
signed GERARD sTIrH, Mayor.
SPEcIElCA,Tloxs concerninc tn. aule

Notice hereby given that sealed proposals abave
Jnne, 1859, at II O'Clock NJ. "
as 62t T. THEARD Con,tro,,a-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

sidewalks per running foot Of old tagging the
taken and eaid and iron bridge top furnished and laid
complete. -
New Orleans, 10th April, 1859. ...l
signed.] LOUIS II. PILE,
City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees on Streets and Landings of
both Boards Of the Common Council.
[Sgnedl ROBT. HUYGHE, ch,
Signed II. 7. VENNARD, oh"''"eh'
Registered April rs, 1889
aa6 LIT HENRY DUREL, for Comptroller,
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SPs SiFICa HONS for the contract f,,. ans,
Fsiht ie neutral ground n The center Of IanHI .st
chairs '''Ve' WIN iron posts and
Tue neutral ground the Center of caaa sire from Tcoa
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INOs z355. :
sq@g Ihat The adjudication by the olier Of con.
III e ucfon o. brick sidewalk bordered by curb
$3.50 - Neoteh quite sides Of Morales strr e. from
~ dnand srset to Washington Avenue Nathan Stevens
Godfrey Stern - two dollars aud eighty Ave cents
renning foos, p and the 10 hereby rejec ed
~ authorized 10 said contract to the
49, ddr ssesehly 70 spsciaeations fe in the Sur.
yeEe ~ eet I've days notice in the official journal
nen Conrcil. = - "
TSlsnsdl j. o. NIXON
President Board OF Aldermen.
iSignedl sCHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
IS [sisnsdi GERARD sTrrH, Mayor.
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COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, !
City Of New Orleans May l. 1859
No. 1870.
That the Comptroller DO and hereby
to yertise ten times IN the official journal receive
seaiso proposals until the lat Of June next for furnishing
Thousand ins Of best quality red gravel placed on HE
public roads substitute for lake shells now used to h
yeyor. I,7 80
[Sgnedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
tSignedl CHAS. II. WALDO,
a President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
z lSgnedl GERARD SrITH Mayor
Notice hereby given that sealed proposals for the above
contract VIII be received by HEDN LIST day
Y of June next at IL oc ock, N. n THEA Rp ~
NY y = 70 ~ " 70 y - ~ u Jul I2t Comptroller
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CoHPTRoGLER,s OFFICE, !
City Of New Orleans, April rs, 1889. 5
{ No. 1886. 4 ~

CONPTROLLER,S OFFICE y
City Of New Orleans April 49, 1889. 4
No. 1886.
ssocd That the Comptroller he Is hereby authorized
to adndicae TO the lowest bidder days notice in the
ocia contract for furnishing to the ri asreeaby
TO spechcatfons on e In TIE Surveyors Office feet Of
pank repairs Of the plank of the District Said
adjudication subject 70 the approyal or ~ H.
Common Council - y 'ss' Ne
ISignedl j, o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
lSignedl CHAS H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
sfsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayer.
Notice e hesehy given that on THURSDAY 9Th of May
i contract. 81 80 - '
AIS It t. THEARD Comptroller
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Notice hereby given that on MONDAY Oh Of May ne xt
will adjudicac office at IL O'Clock NJ the above con
tracts. "
as6 IL. T. THEARD, COMPTROLLER.
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STREET COMM'R--OFFICYAl..

FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-W ma br,xa.,a,f,x
Constance and Laurel streets, esrays--
One yellow she goat short horns
One cream color she goat, short horns, repe round s
One white she goat, with black spot s, rst sn,i
sh Tort horns =, - ~
Which not claimed within days the expeus- 1hsr.
on paid viii be sold at public auction, SAID ts,anf ay,
MONDAY May 9, 1859, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ -
New Orleans, A pril 70, 1859
Registered April rs. 1889
HENRY DUREI, for Co.sssuBrI
EPAVE DU QUATRIElE DISTRISyr-v,.
u etc conduit depot des Epayes du Quaiarnt fynr
Jackson, entire les Laurel Gonsanre r,pn,s
epaves--
Une chevre jaime. courtes.
Une chevre couleur de creme courtse r7arp
coup.
une cheyre blanche, ayant ache noe lfil fs "a
81 les dts animRux sout reeames dams
ais Ills seron yendusa Pepcl6re publisue u H.
pot, 10 LuNDI, de NAL, 1859, d 10 heures, A. M.
GO. FLECHIER. Commisssire rass
Nonvele Orleans, 70 avril 1859. h2s nss2I
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Mstice 4 hereby given that on MONDAY, 9th instant
VII Adiudicass q my Office. At u o'clock u, the sboy
ayST +. THHARD, Comptroller.
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Approved by the Committees on Streets and Landings of
both Boards Of the Gornpon Council "
lsgntl 4. 7. VFNNkRD 2,r.,,,o,
Registered April 18th, 1859.
~ l2u uENR V DIrh Urr
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19
4jI,iSyglI1u,y.


AN APPEAL TO THE SOUTH FOR UNION
The Columbus (Ga.) Times, in view Of
the disclosures which every day has brought
# the completely of lending politicians of the
North IN the Harper's Ferry treason, make.
an earnest appeal in behalf of union am, ng
those rights, interests and tranquility which
have been thus ruthlessy invaded:
"Tbe recent insurrecioDary movement al
Harper's Ferry is fraught with a practical
lesson which the people of the South W uId
do well to appreciate The developments
which an energetic and laudable scrutiny oi
the aTair has b fought to ight clearly prove
that ne plot to initiate servie war in the
Southern States was not the accidental chi,
mera Of madman's brain, but a dehbera,e
ly formed purpose, in the execution OF which
a large number of our Northern enemies co..
operated. True, it was II most visionary and
f'olhardy attempt-an attempt the abandon
ment of which the slightest acquaintance
with the temper of our slave population
would have compelled; yet it demonstrates
most clearly the sincerity of those who main
ain and proclaim the doctrine of the frre
pressible conflict that slavery and free
abor cannot co exist in this government,
and that, sooner or Iat"r, the one must sue
cumb to the other Let not the fact that
the first revolutionary outbreak of abolition
frenzy has met with a crushing rebuke luil
as into a .taacjed and deteaceleSS security
1t is not to be expected that men who ar
fanatical and unreasonable in their purp ses
should always display wisdom aud caution
in their execution. But who will say that
| their recent prompt aud overwhelming defeat
will dampen the ardor Of our enemies? viii
It not rather fan the fires of abolition to an
n euser heat? Brown anl his comrade,
will be called martyrs in the holy cause Of
f eedom. They will be ap,theos zed and
worsbipped at abolition aItars Their fate
viii have the effect, not of prophecy, bat
inspiration to their besotted followers May
not their next plan of attack. laM wih equn
'teaih, be instituted under n,ore fatoyuJh
auspiceS! :! There could have been no appre
henslon of their success at Harper's Ferry j
their appliances Of men and arms bad beef
augmented hunllred fold They are with
in hearing Of the guns at the Federal Cap
tai, aud at point whore twenty thousan,
mea could have been concentrated in day
but who could have predicted the result ]
Sew0rd bad pieided the Feleral wrd, o
VINO shall say what may transpire whtn til
next onslaught is made upon the borders q
* nntuckv within hailiu,f distance If th
thousands Of abolition myrmidons? A com
mon danger calls loudly fol a union of IT,
Southern people. Their interests are one
their euemies are united, aud unless the,
initiate the unity aud fraternity IF the latter
the day is coming, and not Ear distant, whe
) they will deplore the folIyand fatuity whic
) held them divided in useless conflicts aboa
! national politics, and delivered them an eas
Q prey to their conquerors."
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19

DY virtue of decree of the Probate Court Of
y Madison county l, as Executor of Jesse
Heard. deceased, will, on Monday, the 2Sh dog
of Nooember nert, offer at public sale, before the
Court House door in Yazoo county, on credit OF
twelve months, the following lands, to-wit:
The east half Of the south east quarter of Sec
tion ten, Township eleven, Range one west. The
east half of the north east quarter and the south
east quarter Of Section FIVE; and Lot No. IL
section twenty nine, Township eight Range
three west. The nortl half AMI the west half o
the south west quarter Of Section four, ToWnshIE
eight, Range four west The north east qnarte
md east half of the north west quarter and soutl
half of Section thirty three, Township nine,
Range four west and Lot No 1h5 in the town o
Satartia. All in said county of Yazoo.
Notes, with satisfactory security, will DO re
quired of the purchasers W. ). HEARD.
October l5 1859 tbs
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19
NEW YOhK DEMOCRACY.

A grand Democratic ratification meeting was
held in Tammany lIlll, New York city on the
evening of the lst inst We take CONDENSED
account of the proceedings from the journal of
Commerce
After the usual preliminaries of gun
firing in the Park, and the brass band
performaIces in the balcony of the Tam
many Hotel, the hall was thrown open to
the vrst crowd which had long been pressing
for admission outside, aud was speedily filled
Isaac V. Fowler, Esq, called the meeting
to order and nominated Hon. James T..
Brady as Chairman. Elijah F. Purdy Esq,
read list of Vice Presidents, aud Capt.
Rynders submitted a list of Secretaries
Mr.. Brady's name was received with loud
aud long applause.
Hon. j. w. Cbanler offered series Of
resolutions. They reafirm the Cincinnati
platform; entirely approve Of the admins
tration of James Buchanan express an
irreconciabe opposition to the re-opening
of the African slave trade; recognize in the
reasonable outrage at Harper's Ferry the
practical result of Republican teachings
pronounce the adoption by the Republican
party of the "irrepressible conflict theory
an abandonment by them of all claim to he
considered hereafter as national and as in
auglratlug system which cannot fail seri,
ously to disturb the important interests OF
commerce and manufactures. and jeopardiz
ing the prosperity Of the Union and the
happiness and independence of its people
speal of the State nominees as familiar and
honored in the councils of the Democratic
party, and express the belief that their cleo
tiou will secure faithful aud economic
administration of public afflirs; and cal
for earn EST and undivided efforts in the pres
ent politca crisis of the State. The reso
utons were unanimously adopted
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19
SALOON AND RESTAURANT.

THE subscriber informs the public @
L that he has fitted up--in connec- 4SJ
tion with his SAL00NS-an elegant AasAssa&sszk
suit Of rooms now in use as a RESTAURANT
The Saloons are well stocked with the bes
brands of Liquors, of all kinds and deserpti ms
and are under the charge Of polite etic n mana
gers whose constant care it is to make ysi ors anc
patrons comfortable and at home
The Restaurant is under the superintendence
of an experienced and capahe Steward, and i
supplied with attentive and obedient servants. anc
no expense, labor or trouble is spared to furnist
the table with the very best that the surrounding
country and the city market afford The s
order is preserved throughout the building, anf
every precaution is taken and effort made con
lucive to the enjoyment and comfort of th'
guests. This arrangement is ptrmaaent, an
the public may rely upon being accommodated a
all times ahd in the best style possible.
GEO W. GRUBBS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19
TERRIBLE SCENE on THE QUAKER CIR

TERRIBLE SCENE ON THE QUAKER CITY.
the passengers Of the disabled
stcamer Quaker City were being handed up
be bark bum barton, a heavy sea was run,
ming, and it was with the utmost difficulty
that the ladies could be gotten on board -
This was at last effected, and then an iuno.
cent nursing, whose mother had entrusted
it to the rough hand Of the honest tars, was
,auded up. The little thing was hight aud
teuder for their hard palms, and they sung
out from the boat to those above to catch
the "little oDe," and the next moment a
score of arms was outsretched, as it was
lifted growing and kicking toward the gun,
whale. Alas all the hands missed it, and
1t fell into the sea among the sharks Eye
ry eye was strained the pulsatons of the
heart were paralized; but this lasted for
only an instant; the study arm OF one of
the boats crew grasped the dear i tie one
by the leg; aud as he lifted it aloft cheer
saluted its appearances. The mother of the
child now went into commissions, and the
infant was placed in the arms Of Mrs David
son, and while resting there, a beautiful
land bird hovered for moment over iis
littlt form, and then, as if to assure itsel'
that it hv,d, perched upon its dress, aud
hopped and chirped in CONCERT with tn,
Growing of the babe. The bird then jump
ed to the shoulder Of Mrs Davidson, thpnc,
to the shoulders of Mr. Davidson, who wa
near. and then took fnal farewell of tn,
bark aud her rescued passengers.
[Noyolk Dag Book.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19

oer the waj,ing b,ho bo.t rmo1
Now +bo s,oao .4 n.,
,No,,,. ,b.. t.r,n..,
wbar. ~. Co.,. a,.o;.. ,,.m,,a
Trrrov,, v,,.,.,,.. o., 100
THE wrAF,-pss ,va pfv,r noo,, or
AMERICAN sl4vEay
Last evening ,bo r Y ua,rv r1;cbIood
Garnet delivered an eloon' 1;.c@so so IN
SbHoh Prr.by.r,.g, Chrg.L p,ioco. .s,r.ot
.of which he !, pastor).a q, tbo nWsakne.s
in3 final doom of A,osr.o,n S,,,..rr ne H.
,p-frafed in tn. conflict At Uarnar's F,rrv "
bgyel u.ion the flrovi,o no.s,r.s
1e.
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III; ... 49, rlSD'l"@
r''' - '7'''' 'A"4''''''- = anu ''''"i1N'
ne Sa,u 'o"' IN 'hese passages was the
''''I'e' ~ ,.H .'e ''o'I,y "n'cn U'' nao g'Ve9
20 MS cAlafe' u every 'foe' race ana
tongue o" ,' ''eo % VA' 'AFl'' o"4 mere
"o'Gt "'U,n D any cl.cu'" '''hc :, n'f an!
10 ~ f.Il e,ro' ,-l. | "o'i1 I,.o.s os
el;ra.t,, an tto fi.,...'' e ,I..u,.,.'.l a..,la
A., afT,r, =, rid N. on,r. .s.,I xxx '1.arass
~ I,u,, nl.a,an+ ., ,,,.,,, =, +bd f,ot
La. IN ,h;s aff,-. rboso rr,s ~ ,InnJ.-;,r .,o
= ,'non,.t,.-,,ona ,r -uL;.L .,1o9
i,nas ,tta.lont ,,'on ,n.i.s..l. e.. III
,nI.hI, c,nsos b.J hoo, ,..r~..,,,.'I t-,-
anv of tbe ninntsen mon ,rL, aaj .,r,.. e.
,Lo I;b.rtr of tba c,r+;v, yor was ,.oro
,bo1 go IN '.Ic .r.... TL.,.
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- rroci,;n ;ob;ao 10 t,',.a VIA ,vdra u
,yl,ao
~
y" "c'otr' ~ 81 '"'5' "'"s'sG" men C'y
uiIhaFy o, 's VIA an" Mar! Una ',, was 'al'e~
'u'' "'''' ''', ~, G'.'', o0' ,''' wa '"s '1'
M's '''r' 'I1u w '"e ! 'e''"Tl'. '.a ~. 'N'
secretary o' war; ana '"' O'''e' A'a''s
DISTRICT A''faey' '''d ,"e attorney "e''er'
a'-I"' eoHSTt'" Do W 'ng 0''tS'' VI t'',.s
at 'l"'P,l IV'iy' ",U az '"'' u"'""''"'S
array " ''''F'''y' % ''''''''E ah 'Ao. '''.e
I power % %''gS' n1 P'SicSs Oh ~ .'e. ID
'V'!rN " II 'i'''''Ni' vas
"''c'' '"''"'' 80 F@'''"'t =" "1">''.'' %
'ne '''''
peS' '',"' ',,e 1".,,s' d,o ~ ,,,.n' u'o "a Iva
Ue ""'u t''000' W 'o'VoV' 'I l'ooY WV
VI nu,'5" oe'. = ~ s"'1'9 s!''ha .F ,lO' ~
ann s'''n' ~ wa =. " u'e 'u 'nf'F cn.f'
PuVS','p ia, SOs-'S''''' qua ",'n'" VI, 'n7
pas' Wg.N "a ,,,, 1.g" ''e,Iueug,y urseu' " ere
:"l@e re-, o'[o p ..s"'' -'r ".I'e5 sllo 5ugo
~ 'o"" o',"u D' ANU G I',' p",,y "a1 S'gs' 5ueu' @
ya9'' E'''i'' "'"'. ua'g o'Gu p'a',I C ',ons>
sid' It '%s 49, 2u' i''!'''' 0'' l'0 IsIo-
y = G'otSg t , " a,''', s'o' %Ou % ni' parry
'1' '''.s'' ,si uaiii'' ".U,'1 nave osS'sn9-
80 y. uS "s ,''.' '1' lucy S"s's'"Iu'
ana '"e't u mes were lo'"ay Ils1 IN me
hearts %, l"e teo'.e; ue'fSe slon
was ''9"'' au0 J'I" !...'"H was u', t"c !ess
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19

MASTER ARMoRoR AT HARpER's FER
RY.-The Boston Herald says that Mr., Sal.
mon Adams, the clerk and assistant of the
master Armorer at Springfield Mass, who
was recently engaged by Superintendent
Barbor as master Armorer at Harper's Fer>
ry, in place of Mr.. Mills, who resigned
some time since, has received letter from
Mr.. Barbor, since his return home, cancel
ing the engagement, on the ground that II
was not safe for Northern man to take the
place at this time, in cons qaenee "f the
suspicion Of the citizens against Northern
men since the invasion by Browns party
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19
YAzOO CITY MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER I9
ADoLPu no TnU.NELDA.


4 Fragment.
BY CHARLES BUNNE.
could have wished that thou coulist cherish
The free gift of on honest hearts
But though saw this fond hope perish,
Sill, oh may friendship not depart
1t was in one uuguarded hour
The smotherel fame has flashed on high
III cast it, as do this flower,
Low at thy feet, and bid it die.
'Twere vain to urge thee to believe me-
Thou doubtest not the canlid youth;
And as 'twoald give thee pain to grieye me,
Oil why have re,eled this truth?
But as beneath kind suns beaming,
Fen Alpine SHOWS must melt away,
And show The violet meath them cleaning,
Thus truth, when kindness sheds It's ray.
1t was within thy power only
To nerve my arm to guide the heinz
Still friendships star, 50 brightly, sweetly,
May cheer sIeeiion's confused realm
bird there be % breathe its gladness
In winter, Ter sunny day;
A1d fortitude may conquer sadness
Though with it fec our life away
TEUrsNlA, November 9th, 1859.
----------- -------.-----
The following shows the reader the com.
mencement and probable end Of the Prem
tice Swlssnelm Irritation:
upINSn a1as oo,,.,,or,,, !. ',D - ,,' t 100
n.rsnn,oos y ~ wv" =" VI y
An '"''a,'" paper says -urS' 0"issne!m Is
" n9'cG o'E nen. .,
NO u'uo' sue II coue 10 'ne scratch
Lo0' 00"FAa''
1''. les with ,I.I talon' to match
Snould we meet you tAere
Say good bye to your hair
FOR us you "1o VIII taen 60 to the scratches
we can only answer our tar cotemporary
oy klnded poetry, vii h we trdst wll uuI
our friendship more strongly than any de
monotratlon PUg"tS ct coleHtuS:
My pretty Jane my dearest Jane,
All, never look So Shy,
Dut meet me IN the slnctum, Jane,
When the tllgon's flied with rye
Lou Journal.
U;u aor,;ro, c,,,.,... ,-....
NJ a.rnat ,'e 'so' ~ ss' i0' s5' P0isy-
u,,a',,g,, y,,,,a'',,,a 1,'i, Nv -,
~ le :" ii,,A H'eo"'
\ 0r J;ns h',n.. h~..@1., NJ L.i ooi''"
4n.Iea+ hi,,,. 20 20 gtN' ~
III pam prose, VIII that rye be made Int
must? If so, couldn't you add liut
! asses or into C ff.. when. rs Won have n
,nos we would vant two .tr.,vy ~ ava -
to take our rye henfashion or whole? Al
early answer will decide u, about acceptiu!
your tempting invitation.
Jane g. SwiSsLelm.
What conld he moro d,,;al,f,I tboo IL;
innocent 1--WE swear ,t.s jn6ocenn airtat,n,
# onrs With the m.trons Tano3 S|a ;
determined to know the terms of o.,;,r.o
tion and not surrender at discretion, thong
We know she has all confidence in our d.,
erection. Our protocol then runs Thus.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19
A + o.
GREEN'S CARMINATEVE SYRUP

GAkMA aEV ~ SRKUF,
OR, DIARRHQA MIXTURE
A speedy, safe and efsctuoi rcmcdy for Di
orrdGa, Dysenteyy, Cholera Ietantum, or
Summer Complaint Of Chiidren, ChoIeo
MorJaS, and any. or all, irregularities Of
the Bowels
Travellers should always have a supply of this
Syrup with them, to counteract the arrangement
of the Bowels consequent on using change of
Water.
Every Family should keep this Syrup. and par
ticulary in the summer time, when Fruits are
abundant, and the bowels Of Children frequently
become deranged. 1t viii be found efhcacious in
restoring them to their usual healthy action
Hundreds of certificates might be obtained,
establishing the value of this remedy in diseases
Of the bowels, one only of which we will insert
here. Read the following from o. A. Luckett,
ESQ., an eminent Lawyer, and highly resp actabe
citizen of Canton, Miss
This certifes that have used Green's Car
minative or Diarrhoea Mixture in my family for
several years with perfect success and conf ently
recommend it to the public, as the best remedy |
know Of for Darrheh and simil r diseases of the
Bowels. 1t is especially adapted to the summer
complaints of children, who take it readily, and
are fond Of il. 0. A. LUCKETT.
"Canton. Sept 30 '5s
For sale by COMPTON & THOMAS,
Yazoo City,
And by the proprietors,
CASSELL & BAUGHN, Canton, Miss
June IS. 1859. ~ ly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19

Do You Know Why You WINK?--The
Boston Evening Gazette thus learnedly re~
plies to this query: "Tbe contact of the air
with the eye causes loss Of temperature by
evaporation, aud the sensation caused by this
dryness, urgently insisting on being reme-
died, we wink"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19
NOTICE.

T1ROM this date, l offer my entire stock Of
/ BUGGIES and FURNITURE at as Low rates
as the same description of goods can be obtained
in New Orleans. Call and examine my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as | am certain the
prices and quality of my goods will give satistac-
ton. BGg- A good assortment now IN store.
Il. L. BOWER.
sentember 10, 1859. m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19
One Hundred ThOusan. Cures.
AND
N Ut A SING LIE FA1LUREl

Green's Ag"e as.0 sever daiXiuTe
Wa rented to cure the Ague and Feyu, 0,
ChiLs and Fsver, in epery case wherc thu
directions are .foiloayed, wiihoui tie aid Of
any other Nedicjne.
II JAYING purchased the exclusive right to the
| manuf cture and sale of this remedy, VIC
cheerfuly offer it to the public at large, as nearer
St specific for ague and fever than any other medi
cine known.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19
CITlTIoN NOTICE.

To VILLAIN DOaelson.
XOU are hereby cited to be and appear before
the Probate Court Of Yazoo county, state OF
Mississippi, on the fourth Monday of November
next, to answer the petition Of William VI. Donel-
son for final settlement as your Guardian, ana
for leave to surrender his letters of Guardianship,
By order Of the Court
JOHN BRUMFIELD, Clerk.
e. BOWMAN. Sol'r
October 81, lS56-5t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the old firm Of + .
"A Cook Il Co., either by Notes or Accounts
are requested to call and settle at once other
wise. we shall be forced to place the same Il
an officers hands for collection.
P B, COOK & CO., in liquidation
Yazoo City, June Is, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19
Extra olass 3, Drnvs Oetober ., 1e59.

Extra CIass ,, DraWs OctOber 3, IS1y.
And on every succeeding day Sundays except
ed) at o'clock P. NJ.
BsEgn In this Scheme there are IS Numbers
placed in the Wheel-from up to 75-and twelve
of those Numbers are drawn from the Wheel. II
"A person selects one Number out of the 75. and
that Number is among the Numbers drawn. he
gets five times the amount invested If two
elected Numbers are drawn, he gets thirty for
one if three selected Numbers are trawD, he
getS two hundred for one; if four selected Mum
er- are drawn, he gets thousand for one II
We selected Num- ers are drawn, five thousand
or one if six selected Numbers are drawn. fiji.
cen thousand to one Remainder! if two, or more
selected Numbers are taken. and all those Mum
hers so selected are not drawn among The Twelve
Drawn Numbers, the Ticket is Il Blank.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19

Be civil to the woman Who bites tic a.,
gers Of her gloves,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19
READ HOME TESTIMONY.

NEAR LEXINGTON, Miss. June 10th, 80
bessrs C0ssel 4 Boaghn Canton, Miss,
GENTs:-I deem it due to you and the public,
tn say word in favor of your GREENS AGUE
AND FEVER MIXTURE. Last fall. bought +,
bottle from you, and cured tceice cases of >eu~
and Fever with it, and ave used only half the
bottle. In one of the absve- mentioned cases
had used quinine and every other remedy could
hear Of without success 1t never failed in any
case. Respectfully, s. B. HARRIS
This certifes that suffered from Ague and
Fever for eight years, during which tine triej
everv medicine could hear Of without any per
manent heneit. until obtained Green's Ague and
Fever Medicine which entirely cured me
September, 1853 WM. MILLER.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19
,l)yggs gs35i0pDl gDgDs>
DIR. II. PEAKE.

opFICE- one door South Of W. 5. EppersOn's,
a,r the Court House.
Nv. After 10 o'clock, P, NJ, may be found at
,,a Sre residence of Mr.. $. i. Wilson.
w yagoo City, April 8O 1888, (ly