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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

FmE, AND our Fnn ESoIsEs "A few nights
since, our eliy was fortunately, and We may say
acc dentally, saved from what would undoubtedly
have been very serious are. The fame was
blazing brightly and spreading rapidly when il
urs discovered hy one of our citizens who hap
pened to be awake. ia time to arrest il. Il oe-
eurred at about o'clock IN the morning. in n
back yarl IN the very midst Of the city. and with
in few feet OF one Of cur largest frame buildings
But for its opportune discovery and eytinEuish-
ment orr city would most probably have been
desolated by eonaagraiion. This induces US to
call the attention Of the authorities and citizens
t. our ERE engines. A long time has elapsed, we
believe, since they were examined and worked
Are they f. for use nov. and ready for eT,etirs
service in a sudden emergency II they are not,
II is all-imporiant that they should Immediately
be made so.
The idea Of keeping up an organized Ere COM
pany has been abandoned The attempt was
made, but seems to have failed Our citizens
generally, and their slaves, have always furnished
the necessary labor at the fires that have occur
red, and will always do 50. Ifthe efficient Captain
viii call on the citizens to do duty in working,
testing, and fitting the engines for use and good
service II will meet with ready and willing re-
sponse on their part.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

Tae DiAMoxD WEppIKo.--We publish on our
outside il,s week poem from the sprightly pen
OF Mr. Edmund G. Stedman, on the subject Of
the 'sDiomond Wedding" which has created q
more than usual ''to do fer an occasion Of the
kind. Lest the reader may not be Informed as to
the particulars Of the aforesaid wedding, it may
be proper TO state the following particulars con-
nected with IL; Don Estaban Is Cuban million
aire of doubtful age, but who has owned, it is
said, to having seen neas sixty winters. Frances
Amelia Bartlett lOas the daughter Of retired
naval officer n moderate circumstances She is
yet but she is something more-she is the wife
Of Don Estsban; and is said to be in her eighteenth
years How the acquaintance first began We are
not informed, but certain it is, that after the
usual stereOtyped proceedings an engagement was
entered into and preparations made for one Of
the most magnificent weddings that had ever oc-
curmd in New York upper-tendom. This intention
was Strictly carried out The bridal presents
alone are said to have cost over hundred thOus
and dollars The grandeur Of the nuptual ar
rangements ecipsed anything in the annals Of
even Fifth Avenue wedding remembrance.
The poem to which we alluded in the outset
very properly ridicues the proceedings Of, as well
as the wedding itself. II does even more than
this-it ridicales that beautiful Turkish custom
prevalent in this neck Of Christendom, by which
girls are as virtually bought and sold as colOred
.sexxast gi-ls IRE in sew Orleans. We don't think
S,sPeirls are SC much to blame; they are taught
to look upou it as matter Of course from the very
tine they desert that most interesting family
machine. the cradle. And they do seem most
admirably adapted to this mode eOf doing business,
for il has been the result Of our humble observation
that they can love q '.feIler" more the more be
has; and 50 il q ''ieller" has nothing, We wouldn't
bet more than two to one on his marrying rich
As for Miss Frances Amelia Bartlett, We think
she did first rate, and We think furthermore that
most Of those who are 50 extremely disguised
With the affair would jump At = chance t. do ike
her. II We have any regret about the whole
aaar it is that We we're not the lover Of Frances
Amelia It the time Don Estaban married her
The prospect Of future cancellation With widow
signOra EstabAn would be truly cousoling.
Bat We have wandered from cur subject some
what The poem in question aroused tie sristo-
cratic indignstion of the ez-naral oes and father
of the bride. he wrote note 70 stedman, de-
mssding 70 know Il be vas The author Of at the
sane tire intimating that il vas bis intention %
demand satisfastiou- Upon receiving an afbrma-
tive reply from Mr.. siedmaH, aad he expression
of . willingness to serve the gsutleman in any
capacity. cur chivalrous ex-Lisutsnani suddsnly
discovered that NJ. sicdnan vas far bis inferior
IN = sscial point q visu. and q eourss 4 vould
b eunprauising The rssPsstabiliy q the House
of nartstt % SIGHT him He however siEniasd
bis iutsnfisa = bring suit sr.insi tie Post for
Sandsr. and W nag s1psct rs-tash sf srsry
tssnl e.n1sctss uiih he nfsir.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

1t has sometimes occurred to us that there
lis-sORsiasraelE- sssesan Is rms world thar
those who make il have any idea Of. II
confirmation Of this 'heary. take the follow,
ing report Of proceedings at democratic
Mass Meeting at Mansfield, Ohio, Just be.
fore the late election in thar State. The re-
port is from the Cleveland Herald.
"Douglas Douglas ! Douglas r shout the
Popular Sdyer'igus
Senator Pngh-"Fellow. Democrats
have the pleasure Of introducing to you the
next President of the United Sates-.Steph.
en- A. Douglasl"
Senator Donglas-"B Brother Democrats |
cannot make a speech to you now, but
take the iveliest satitfaction in introducing
to your high consideration the next Govern.
or Of Ohio--the Hon. Rufus P. kanney !"
After a few words of apology for not
speaking from the "uext Governor" the cry
is douglas Douglas Douglasl" again
from the popular sovereigns.
Senator Douglas Fellow. Democrats
must be excused from addressing you at
this time an, however, more than graft
fed in introducing to you the present and the
next Senator from Ohio, the eloquent Geo
L Pugh !"
Pugh bows, smiles, and roars The SOW
ereigns "throw up their caps" They un.
cover before the ilustiious trio Of next Sen
ator, Governor, and President
Expressive silence muse their praise"
TN. Y. Tribune.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

Buffers Boar. We clip the following
from tie Whig:
Capt. H. S. Buffers new packet Prince,
for the Yazoo trade, arrived here yesterday,
and was the conserved of all observers. -
She fully merits all the praise that hns been
given her, being one of the most perfect and
complete steamers ever constructed on the
western waters.
Her cabin and accommodations for pass.
'sngsis Suipasgs -rrv- Il -1Bsr, oT any other
boat We have ever seen on the Mississippi
River, and she is d boat the people Of Vicks-
burg aud Yazoo should feel proud Of.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

BLacKwoon's MAGAZINE FOR 0croBER-lt would
not be nm easy matter to put ones finger on a dull
number Of this famous periodical, and when VIC
announce, as we do now the publication Of a
new number, the reader may look for at least one
paper the perusal of which will be well worth his
-.sz,ie---.lHs lssEs'. HsAsa--ts- canvass tha
dgerent articles in the present Issue, which offer
tue usual variety but we cannot refrain from
calling attention to- aud udsocitng careful perusal
of the abstract from Capt. Spekc's journal in this
and the humber for September. giving the details
of journey in Central Africa, made by him in
conjunction with Lieut.. Burton.
Repuhlishsi by L. Scott & Co, 81 Gold street,
New York Price, SO per annum
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.

~ B.-There ore special apartments and Pro
fessors for Bookkeeping. Penmanship. Maihe
MATES, German, French, Spanish. English. Latin
Greek, ETC., so as TO save the time OF business
men.
Persons from II to GO years attend to any
branch they may wish. and until perfect as theJ
wish to be. There are. probably. not less than
two thousand Of its former students in banks and
business houses in this city
Merchants apply here for clerks and book
keepers.
Country merchants, steamboat clerks. etc.. San
learn in few days to keep their books correctly,
or write free, handsome hand.
Catalogues with terms. opinions Of the press
and leading men Of the nation, etc, sent TO all
who desire them.
This is the only chartered Commercial College
ir the Southwest. and the oldest in the United
States, and has stood s0r
MORE THAN A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
on its own merits alone.
Board can be had with the Professors, or other
good families speaking English. French, Spanish
or German, from So to Sc per week
n. n.-To prevent mistakes or impositions,
Students inteHded for this College should bring
this advertisement or special directions, there
ARE every winter temporary rooms open for few
months all, Of course, making wonderful pre-
tensions and promises, and posting flaming pla.
cards to enlichten the people Of New Orleans and
the South. When three or more form Clubs, and
enter at the same time, ten per cent will be de-
ducted from tuition
neA. Citizens and strangers are respectfully
invited to visit the College and Judge for them
selves. The city Is perfectly healthy.
STocK.-If ss It is expected, the citizens in
favor Of Southern practical education subscribe
as literally to this /" Home Institution as they
have TO distant ones, the Agricultural and Me-
chaniea Departments win be at once put In opera.
ton, and the whole placed ON firm basis. to
stand as permanent institution Of the South,
and under the direction ot the Stockholders them.
selves and the Trustees appointed by the Jsgis.
lature
Stockholders can take the amount ont in tuition.
The Trustees Of course can put any Other party
at the head, il they deem il best. The Charter
is perpetual.
Gentlemen Of the South does the plan meet
your appreciation II go, will you give 1t your
aid, mud bnild up a HOME INSTITUTION with a
thousand or fifteen hundred students annually
RUFUS D0LBEAR, President
New Orleans Nov. IL, ls60-ll It,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

DR. PERRY VERMIFuGE, OR dead SHoT" +"
FOR WsRMs This excellent preparation from the
prompttude of its operation, will in few hours
clear the system Of every worm. together with
the mucus in which they are engendered Il has
also the peculiar advantage Of not only destroy
i7g and expelling worms, but Of also producing
healthy action of the stomach and bowels there
by relieving many complaints arising from
arrangement Of the digestive functions
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS, Drug
gists. 100 Fulton street. New York.
old also by COMPTON & THOMAS.
Yazoo City, Miss
Sold also by Druggists generally.
November IL, 1852
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

On Sunday night last the 9th inst, the Gin
House Of James NJ. Griffin, containing about sixty
bales of cotton, together with = large quantity
that had been ginned, was entirely destroyed by
fire. 1t is supposed to have been set on fire ~
some negroes on neighboring plantation. This
is severe loss to NJ. Griffin, as We believe his
entire crop was destroyed
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
A Gard.

VNHE undersigned begs leave te announce
D to Parents and Guardians Of Yazoo CITY
and vicinity. that he viii open
9Dl-R SR 99DD0na
for the reception Of not more than twenty-five
Pupils. on MONDAY October 3lsf. 1859.
His terms viii be in accordance with those Gus
tomary in this place.
Also-IIe desires 70 give instruction 70 Glasses
Of Ladies and gentlemen in The Greek. Latin,
Spanish. German and French languages.
- Satisfaction guaranteed.
R. NJ MccHoRD.
Ya1oo City, October %, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

THE undersigned have established psrma- a
i nenfiy in Ys1oo City. Iepot for thetL
sale of NEGROES. We viii keep constantly -
On hand the most eheics and valuable Geld and
house Servants that can be procured in any mar
kei. We have nov at our Depot for sale. lot ol
as Likely and valuable Negroes - vas ever broughi
to the county, which Ne ofsr On the most liberal
terms for Cash, Or city fecsptancs-
eTUBBLBRfELD PEPPER.
Sept 10, ie59.H
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
VALUABLE PLENTATTON POR

THE sabscribsrs oasrs Tor sale a rsry =
superior ELL PL4yTATIoN. sii1si- -.
ed near Dover. in Yssss county. sad contnininr
sbout sec acrra. 4 Il tie ssns cns forneliT
oHnei ~ Auos Pres, ard ~ eccuried -
Aha Toonba Upsn fhs Planiaticn fers ie :
Drsrnr Hoass. oin. Nh sd Nezrc onzrters.
and q 3 noH IN . hirh sisis q sdlGr.E1n. Tbs
terms q he sale III be Ebernl
EDWARD B0WMAN
Nv WHEEEss
o.s,ter 1. rsss.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
ST. NICHOLAS HOUSE.


~ -
T1HE subscriber respectfully informs The citizens
Of YazoO City. and the public generally. that
be has apened il the Cellar, nnder s. H. Wilsoa's
JeEelry store. new and elegant
RAUH OERs
which viii be kept constantly Supplied. tbroaEh-
out he season. uith the choicest Nests. Hiid
Game. Fish and Fou.a that the New nrleans
market can furnish, tsgsthsr uith oYSTB Rs
served up IN every style
Evpenenced Cooks and attentive Waiters have
been secured. and ths public nay Be assured
q ct nothine viii Be lsft undons o deserve thsr
pafronaEe. Ehich Is selected.
- Fresh FIsE ard OYSTERS received daily
from New 0riesns Famiiies can Be suppiied On
the shortest nctics.
- suppsrs furnisbsd fsr Bssls ard Parties
II. NICHOLS.
o,isbsr =, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
LAND FOX SALE.

sNHE subscriber offers for sale tract Of
4 good woodland LAND. containing about
four hundred acres, l,ing about miles west ol
north of Benton In Yazoo county.
ANY one wishing to see the land, viii call on
william Grisham. or W. L. King at Benton, Of
the undersigned at Benton.
THOMAS A. HOLIDAY.
October %, 1s56-3m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

Mr.. c. Swain has four Of L. Gilbert's celebrated
Pianos for sale cheap. Persons desiring first
class Piano would do well to give him call, See
advertisement elsewhere. Us
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
sHERIFFs SALE.


Rosert A. Fort, ct. al. / DY virtue Of the above
vs. ID stated Execution tt
Eliza waskom. me directed. from the
Honorable Circuit Court Of Yazoo county, ] will
sell to the highest bidder for cash, on Mondoy,
ne 2sfh dog Of Norsmbcv, 1859. at the Court
House door Of said county, within the hours pre-.
.cribed BY law. the following property, viz;
Isaac, Sam. Tucker, Anthony. Richard. Allen
Lewis. Ben Dinab, Ann, Maria. General, Mahalar
Sally. Temper. Ransom and Thomas; head oi
Horses. tea head Of Mules, for,y-fse head ol
Cattle. more or lesss one hundred head Of Hogs
more less
Also, the following descfibed tact Of land,
living and being in YaEoo county. to-Wit South
vest quarter and west half Of the south east
quarter Of Section twenty-nine. East half oi
north east quarter and south east quarter and south
east half Of south west quarter Of Section thirty
East half Of south east quarter Of Section thirty
one. and south west quarter Of Section thirty
three. rounship twelve. Range three east. Al
levied On a. the property Of said defendant
Ella Waskom. and viii be sold 70 satisfy ths
above stated case and costs.
W H. MANGUM, shsrif.
October %. ls5s-s-tds.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
PTANOS FOR SAIECHE4P

10 Close consignment. | offer four -
| Of L. Giihert's celebrated Seven -.
Octave square Grand PIANOS for fff III
sale at a bargain Those in want Of first clas,
Piano At about third class price, would do well I,
give me a call G. SWAIN. Agent.
Yazoo City, November 12, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

NJ. Cluseau is in receipt Of large lot fine
Havana Cigars, and a superior quality Of GIaret
Wine, Of late importation from France.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

DR. II. LAURENCE, Dentist, has returned, and
will Immediately enter upon the discharge Of
his professional duties. Nlltf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

NEw Posr OFFICE The Postmaster General
has established new Post Office Mt BurtOnia,
Washington county, in this State, and appointed
John Burton Postmaster
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

By reference to our advertising columns, II
will be seen that Mr. s. II. Wilson has received
Asupply of fac silverware, and pocket and table
Cutlery.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
Wanfed.

A SUCCESSFUL and well-recommended Over
\ seer (who has had nine years experience
wishes 70 get steady employment Strictly sober
Enquire Of HARRISON & HYATT.
Yazoo city. EovsnBN J4ls5e.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

A most convenient and desirable residence in
this city is offered for sale by Mrs s. G. W. Faust
See advertisement in another place.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

Gov. Neville has issued proclamation, ap-
pointing Thursday, the oath day Of November
inst, as day Of general Thanksgiving
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
A Tcncher for the south.

YOUNG MAN who has recently graduated
= with honor, and who expects to make Teach
ing his business, takes pleasure tn Offering biz
services as m Instructor in an Academy or family
school Unexceptionablo references, and any
other desirable Information cheerfu.ly given
Address Box g. BoyertOwn, Berks county, Penn
sylvania.
October 90, 1sj9-3f.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
moLEAEs VOLCANIC OIL LIEIMEHI

TIE uneT LIgiMrHr rs THE wDRtn.
fThae ekLY safa and cert IN curs lor CsueeiE
rlee. Tnsaarn S,aellag1 nlla nfonch1e er tioiiFe.
90 e-Nsusssssy
aahsJ Y sHWaNHlat6fy Rhcumtilsinf Stiffness -
tlN Jeisala. Contracted y asrlaaof Lgamsnla. Car
adhe Or Tooihaehe, B.nises, epfains Wunnds.
Fresh Cnif Ulcers, Fever sores, Gisked Bgcastai
sore Nrpiya. Burns. scaM M, snse Throat, Or any
inflammation o. Pain. nc difference low ssvefe
or how lonr The disaare may nye exiMsd. Mes
Leans CplcHaled Lnimfui ie certain remedy.
Thousands Of hanian b,,uka have bpen saved
fc Of decrepldr and misery by lhs uge ol this III.
valuable medrine
MoLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LTNIMENr
VIII relieve pan almost nsiautsneauslr, and u
vii oleanse pp ify aud heal tbs fgnles. ssfes IN an
incredibly short time.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMAlA
McIean's celebrated Iiniment r the oaly safa
aud reliable remedy Cor the cure cf r9svn. Ring
Bone, Windealls. eplinis, Unnatural Lumps, Nodea
or pwenfs II will never fnil 10 turs Dig jeac
Poll evil fis,aa, Old Running sores, Or sweeny,d
properly applied For apfuins Brgees, sefaichep
cfacked Hreis chafs, saddle " Collar Calls. cuts
sores. or Woaada, if is an iptsiblp renied7 Apply
Il AZ directed cod cure s :. dain ln every nsianqe.
Then tn}s 10 lsaaoi win the hany worthless
iuiBisnts ohaied 10 YOU Obtain q supply Of d.
McLei 80 e. lehrnted LIN rueut II viii cure you.
J. u. MCLEAN, cole proprietor,
CofrpT y 'lh-d sDd lfne stree'g, u. Ltns. Ne.
Noyembsf zl. 1885 NY
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
mARnIEn.

Ia this county on Wednesday, the 9th inst,
by the Rev. J. S. Montgomery Hon. o. r
SINGLETON Of Madison county, to Mrs. E. LouoH
BOROUGH, Of Yazoo.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADNINIo hATUNb NUIINE'
XITHEREAS letters Of Administration upon the
w estate Of Dempsthenes Walker, deceased,
we're granted to the Undersigned, ~ the August
term 1852 Of the Probate Court Of Yazoo COUNTY.
Mississippi, Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against said deceased, to
have the same properly allowed and registered
within the time prescribed by law, otherwise they
will be barred.
J. A. WALKER, Administrator.
October %, 1s59--7t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
FALL CLOTHIN


'PIAEOsi PTANOSi PIANOSi
A II. GALES 3 cos Pol iraa- -
a Frans Piarc forirs. brcry- T9TU
body i respectfully insiis1 e s. e
n. &. Tvlers Jcasiry sto-s. anl sfe ard hear
Hose rsrniscfrt-terc5 Pirtcs. shich are 81
knoeies-sd ty ihozmnds % p - 1nass Pisnoa
il he rori. They are r1r-lleinrrd errre4-lJ
fer The Souttsrn c|imete arl have sic1d ~ test
fsr he last 20 yearz They are usd1 - ihs
fafl 1ron- frnus and fsit ha111sls rrc1n-'1l q
puritg ard hfilianry cf tsns -al.f- sssed ~ azT
makers IN he rcrld.
Piano Ccys-s and Steel. Nslcl-7- = ke-s
siuavs On hnni. Ter sais. s. r. DltAD--
Tssss citr. Arr1 -. ia5o. ~
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

10 PARENTS. MERCHANTS. ETC..

| WHO wish 10 give their Sons or Clerks a
w practical busness Eincatnn. in the short
est possible time. and to yOnng gentlemen whose
TINR Is important.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

MIscELLANtOU LITERATURE.
WE have just received direct from the publish
w ers many Of the latest publications, consist
ing in pnrtas follows:
Ten Yiars OF Preachers Life, by Milburn;
The p.ince Of the Hsuse Of David;
The Pillar Of Fire, or Israel In Bondage:
Enquim Within. or 300 Tracts for the people,
The Brtrams, by the author Of DR.. ThOrne'
L'Amdir, (LOve.) by Michelet;
The Clssique of Kiawah, by simms;
Paul iorphy's Triumphs In Europe
The Three Eras IN Wonan's Life;
The JEALOUS Husband, by T. s. Arthur;
Gerald Fita Gerald BY CHARLES Lever;
Bayarl Taylor;
From Dawn 10 Daylight;
SHELLEY Memorials;
Life and Adventures Of Ferdihand DeSoto.
And many 1lhers too numerous TO mention.
Oct l. COMPTON & THOMAS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
......S6I5.OOO

$500 Prizes amounting -..~"S6l5, 600
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $6i Quarters $2A,
The ordinary drawings Of Wood, Eddy & Co.'S
Lotteries will take place at Augusta. Georgia, -
follows
CLASS 46
Draws on Saturday, November 6. 1859
CLASS &c
Draws on Saturday, November ~, 1859
CLASS ~
Draws on Saturday. November 20. 1859
CLASS 40
Draws on Saturday, December 3. 1869
CLASS 90
Draws on saturday December 10, 1859
GLASS SO
Draws on Saturday, December "a, 1852
CLASS So
Draws on Saturday, December /, 1859
CLASS 81
Draws on Saturday, January Z, 1860
CLASS IS
Draws on Saturday, January II, 1860.
CLASS 67
Draws on Saturday January 20, 1860.
-
ORDINARY DRAWING.
To take place ms above specified.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

c oMMERCIAL COLI

OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Pounded In 1925 Chartered by the Legislature
Of Louisiana, with Agricultural and Mcchani-
cal Departments.
Capital stock. saso.O0O.
In the New and Spacious Iron Eii6ee. known as
STORY BUILDINGS.
S. b. corner Of Camp and Common streets.
ENTRANCE oS born sraRErs
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
iglsW 3lODsg1jSs1nsNl5,
IIIST RECEIYEn

4 GENERAL SUPPLY Of fine sILvERwARE.
A. Also, an assortment of superior Pocket and
Table Cutlery. S. H. WILSON.
November IL. lS50-l1 I'm.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
NEGROES FOR SAL

NEGKUEo FOK SALE.
T HAVE lot Of likely young NEGROES 3
for sale. Several good House Girls and
/ good Carpenter. -ksA
October %. 1859 ST..
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

New Firm.
ITAvING p6rebased The entire intefess or NJ
III J. Hoffman In the late 6rm Of Hoffman 4
ZeInseker, I WIN continue the business, as here
iofore, on my own account.
S. s. ZELNIcKER.
YaIOo City. Sept let. 1869. Sept 9.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

JusG Received.
k00 OZs. ouinine.
1lGJ6 DOZ McLsan's csisbrAtsd Cordiai,
do Hoststter Bifters,
% Argyle DO
% Jayns's Expeeiorsut,
a. Rogers Bissrwors and Tar,
GRO. MsLsan's YFrnifugs,
4 Do Fahnestock's do
ias.is P. b COOK 20
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
DiaaoIufion NOfice.

DH73VENNEV1H 4NVNHN'
r7HE partnership heretofore existing betweer
the uindersigned. under the name and styl'
Of Hoffman & Zenicker, is this dsy dissolved b.
mutual consent
Either Of the partaess is authorized to cse th'
name Of the Arm in liquidation.
]. HOFFMAN,.
Z. s. ZELNIcKBR
YaIOo cFy, Sept Let, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

PnonArE cLFRK's OFYIcE,
Yazoo City, October 8. 1859.
A D. JOHNSON, Esq.. Assessor of Ya1oo
"A county. having. on the first Monday. the
srd day Of October, inst, deposited IN ny cdics
The personal Assessment Roll Of sad toanty, Tor
he 6scal year. 1850.
Notice is hereby given 70 al persons having
otiections 70 said Assessmeufs 70 Gle the samt Ia
writing on or before ths frst Monday 10 Novem.
Der nsrt, or said Roll vii Be adopted.
JOHN BRUMFIEID,
Oct. q. 1850. Cl'k Probate Court.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
10 TnK MDIES.

No va wish 10 la heailhy and sltcngl 1heu
20 at cncr ard get sonie u Mclean Ce'dnl Il
will strengthen and nsigefaie your whole system,
cansnr a haslihy Nnd pare circulation Of the
bood 10 flow through every ven, oud The rich rosy
bloom OF health 10 mount 70 yoar chesk again
Eysi, bottle ~ warinu ci 10 give satisfaction.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12

I oUISULLE Artesian 9Iineral water.--l0
bbls received direct from Du Points Artesan
III, for ale by the barrel. demljobn or bottle, by
Oct. L.. COMPTON g. THOMAS.