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than on any day of this week There was an &C.
tive demand for New York sight funds, and large
sums were taken outside of bank of rstclass sight
at dis. The counter rate at the banks was from
O. dis, and towards the close of the day there
was very little desire to sell at l. though good and
fair commercial drafts could be had at 7-l615 dis;
one to three days sight 4@s dis. The range for
sixty days was broad. There were buyers to the
amount of million of dollars at from l1lls and
Ii dis. for good drafts. A few drafts of unexcep.
tionable signature were taken at li@l3 dis Large
dealers in foreign were buying clear sterling at 100
down to 1857; then, again a favorite signature
would command 1904 and fraction over. Remit
lance rates ruled from lO9S@l095 with bank drafts
being held at higher rates. There is very little in
quiry for remittance, excepting to meet coffee I'M
portations, as also some other merchandise, such
the cargo of Calcutta goods now being discharc-
ed, the value of which has to be placed in some
distant market In bills of lading there were not
many drafts offering. A good many buyers of cot
ton are in position to move on their own indiyi-
dual credit or hook. Then there are dealers and
buyers who insist on the documents for such the
quotations closed to-day at l074@lOs up to lOS5
and one transaction was closed at higher rate.
In Francs there was more talk Some of the pur-
chases of cotton this week have been for France
and those purchases have to be provided for which
will in all probability bring out large amount of
Francs next week, unless the posts in New York
are called into requisition that is, by drawing on
New York, which makes it very favorable, say q
sixty day draft on New York is paid there at matu
rity, by drawing on Paris at sixty days, giving a
credit of about l30@l40 days from the date of pur
chase of the basis in this market In old times be-
fore the fast age of railroads and steamships this
tinanciering could be extended to six and eight
months, and some holders on the other side could
hold cotton. This brings up at once the great
question of that document system, confirming the
remark often made, unless the cotton and exchange
should go into strong hands, the buyer and shipper
is sacrificed, cost what it may. We have no space
for further remarks on this important point, in
which so many and manifold interests are involved.
The market for Francs to-day was dull. Buyers
contendng for a decline, under the belief that the
deficiency in the purchases and exports of cotton
for the Empire, say now 81 900 bales must be made
up ere long by larger purchases. We quote on
Paris direct Sal @5.lel; on other points 5.25@
500.
The following figures denote the balances Of Ex-
change held by our banks at the dates
November 49, 1850 lis November 1856
~ l lsSs.' cog sS s sas a. 1855. 4,46so7s
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81 MCDONNELL'S RESTAURANT, No.
SEsM J. Ia Common street between Barunne and Ca
AED NJ rondelet streets, New Orleans
sS4SAsaEGd This establishment will remain open during
the where everything the market found
and prices moderate. The we'll ventilated
desirable than any other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished rooU4s for transient Roarders
Families and Commission Merchants supplied Wines
Liquors Of every description at wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL. h McGRAW,
myl4tf Pronrietors
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The return Of the banks this morning to the
Board of Currency show the following changes fol-
this season.


There are some features in the above changes
not highly satisfactory. The decrease in deposits
is unusual at this season of the year. The increase
in exchange is remarkably light considering that
last year at this time the banks held over So oO0-
600. The falling off in specie is readily accounted
for. The calls for Custom-House purposes have
been free this week, which, with the small amounts
required to send into the country, readily accounts
for the decline I; moreover, many of the losses
from the recent fires having been settled where in
| sured, and the recipients have called for gold so
that it can be slowed away in old stockings and
chests of drawers, to be lost by some accident or
another, as it is well known that gold cannot be
identified. The amount of specie held by our banks
on this day one year ago sl3 1884 900. The de-
crease in discounts is not great as for the same
week last year, and to up, though our financial
position is strong, it has not that great and tower
ing strength it had at this time last year. The ru
ing of the Exchange market to-day is confirmatory
of this.
The following figures exhibit the changes in the
bank movement for the week ending the goth of
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IS BARONNE STREET INFIRNIARY.
EYE AND AR.
Dr. DAVIS, No. Baonno whose in the
of extreme Deafness imperfecons and
other ailments of the Eye and has fully
Orleans trusts he without improperly all
requiring surgical medical his reputation shall bo
maintained.
n-Obscrve -Hours upon tho Rye or Ear
o'clock to II A. n. a2tf
GIGN PAINTING-...........SIG PAINTING.
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MM ~ ATTENTION!-YE MERCHANTS YE
GsA( Steamboat and Hotel Caterers, ye Restaurant
NsyyAy Keepers and lastly ye Epcures Joe 7. MO
T RGR1As %ammoh Barraaria and Mobile Bay
street open and ready for reception fall
campaign The simple fact Of Joes being his post
be sufficient Of their being attended with
punctnnlity as heretofore. SEES In
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pREAD-BREAD FOR THE MILLION.

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY,
Clio and Franklin seeis-Depst, No. Poydras,
Near New Ievce street,
j. j. DANIELS Il son, Prorrieiors.
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Soda and Butter Crackers.
Wine Hscit warranted of the superior quality
and AT the lowest market prices.
H All orders left above will be promptly and correctly
OF
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JACOBS ART GALLERY, % CAMP STREET,
u New Orleans-k Jacobs ut his old post again.
subscriber respectfully informs the Of
this celebrated Daguerreope Amboype and Photograph Gal
lery established in 1872 that he has secured for
f. JACOBS the original proprietor who has
Just Europe with all the late improvements in the
Patrons may therefore rely being furnished with
portraits of the fines, finish.
Miniatures all sizes in oil color ivory other material
price all, will be taken in
pasbe style Photographs life from other pictures Of
public private buildings Of machinery, will be taken Of
any size required, either plain painted
The United States employed and NJ
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given in tho
The Gallery elegantly ntod with extensive collection
works and ladies and gentlemen
fully invited TO visit it.
Frices moderate Terms cash o delivery.
o2a 6r l., s. IIPMAN,
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T OST OR MISLAID-A PR0MISSoRY NOTE dated
IL November 1884, drawn by Tnchan Bros TO The order
of z. Guma Esq and endorsed by him. for tho Of eleven
hundred and dollars payable four months after date All
hereby cautioned trade for said
men has been stopped.
person bringing the said the undersigned will be
suitably rewarded. 2. GuMA,
Canal and Tchoupoulas streets,
nj lot Orleans.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

SAD STRING OF MIsFoRTUNEs-A gem
'enan named Luis, ofvery moderate means,
who resided in one of the houses burnt in
'ae great Third District fire on Saturday
night last, met with rather string of
misfortunes.
At the fire on Saturday night he was
Oately able to save little of his furniture,
and his little child, getting wet and exposed,
was attacked with the Group, from which it
died a few days after.
Mr Luis, with the remnant of his furni-
eure and quantity Of new which he had to
purchase, took house in the next square,
@nere the fire occurred night before last.
The little child died the same night of
aae tire, aud was laid out upon table, with
aiew friends Watching, when the fire broke
out next door.
Mr, Luis had barely time to grasp the
aOle containing the bodysof bis child, and,
With the assistance Of those there, carry it
70 y aplace Of safety, when his house caught
lre aud burned up, with all his effects. We
uaVe seldom haard of more distressing
Sase.-N 0. Delta.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

IOMrcIDE.-On Saturday night last difficulty
occurred few miles from this city between Mag
and Jack Gill--both we'll known in this community
which resulted in the almest instant death of
the former by a gun Shot wound inflicted by the
latter. The difficulty occurred, we learn, about
a dog, and in the alteration, Mag Gill inflicted
several severe blows upon Jack, who retreated
from the house into the yard. and being pursued
and hQty pressed in his retreat, shot his pursuer
with shot gun loaded with small shot, the load
taking effect in the breast near the heart We
learn that Mag Gill in his dying moments justified
The conduct Of Jack in shooting him, and express
ell the wish TINT lie should not be tried or punished
frit. Jack Gill was arrested on Sunday ny the
Sheriff, and lodged in Jail, but no charge being
preferred against him. he was, on the day follow
ing discharged.
We are informed by those conversant with the
facts Of the killing. that Jack Gill was entirely
justfahe in Whit lie did.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

TRIAL FOR KILLING A NEGRo.-0n Monday
.st oue Richard Homer was arrested by Sheriff
,aupum and lodged in Jail in this city on charge
of killing negro man named John, belonging to
Can't VIM. Porter6eld, on board the steamer
Emma Bett on Sunday morning last, few miles
below this city. On Wednesday last the accused
VAS brought before Justice Pugh for examination.
After protracted and thorough investigation of
Ae charge, Homer was adjudged guilty, and in
dsr,ult Of bail was committed to Jail to await the
action Of the Circuit Court.
The prosecution was ably conducted by Edward
Bowman, Esq, and the defense by the Hon. RObt.
Bowman.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05
~ sA ,.s=A M 4NSI0N HOUSE, "a ~ A
'-2A YAZOO CITY. MISS. 4sI@A

'HE subscriber informs the public that he has
\ become the proprietor of the MANSION
HOUSE, in Yazoo City, and that it is now open
Wider his immediate superintendent for the
reception and accommodation of travellers, vis-
itors and boarders. The building has been
overhauled, cleansed and repaired from cellar to
garret. and the chambers thoroughly aired, scour-
ed, refitted and refunished. The facilities for
accommodation at this house have been greatly
increased by the recent erection of q wing to
the main building, in which are ten large md
spacious Sleeping Apartments.
The DINING ROOM and TABLE will receive
the particular care and attention of the Pro-
prietor.
None but the most competent obedient and
careful Servants will be employed.
The Table will be furnished with every sub
stantial aud delicacy that can be obtained and
no effort nor expense spared to render guests
comfortable and contented
VIM. WYMAN, Proprietor.
Yazoo City, October Is, 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

PoLTTIcAL.--Ata a meeting of the Wings
OF Lafayette county, Missouri, held on the
10th ult., the Hon. Edward Bates was
nominated as the candidate for the united
Opposition for the next Presidency.
The Mariana Fla. Patriot nomnates the
Hon. Il. N I. Hunter, as the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency in 1860.
The Greenbrier Va, Independent nom-
mates the Hon. John J. Crittenden for the
Presidency and the Hon. Washington Hunt
for the Vice Presidency in 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

Cine, orr last issue, in which we copied an
,tclc from the Banner urging our friend B. W..
C,nders. ESQ.,, for the Secretary of the Senate,
have learned that he does not desire to be-
anna candidate for that position. We regret
|, looru this, as we had hoped his friends
ronld have the pleasure of drinking a bottle of
ctomnaUpe with him over his election to that
.see as the successor of our old friend Maj.
Galboon Mr.. Sanders is candidate for re-elec-
ton to The office Of State Librarian.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05
McLEANs VOLCANIC OIL LIN1MENr

THE BEST LINIMENT II THE WORLD.
The ONLY safe and certain cure To- Cancers,
Pies, Tumors SwelIinrs and Bronclee or Goitre,
Paralysis Neuralgia, Weakness Of the Muscles,
Chronic or Inhammatory Rheumatism, Stiffness q
the Joints, Contracted duscss or Liglusnts. Ear-
ache or Toohache Bruises, spfa.r7, aaudso
Fresh Cuts. Ulcers, Fever sores, C1.ad h.r ,Je,
sore Nipples, Burns, SEALS, sore t|uol
Inflammation or Pain. no difero..@ h5w =
or how long the disease may ps, existed
Leans Celebrated Iipimen is Cara. Il
Thousands of human beings have hrra
life of decreptlfe and misery by tH-
valuable medicine.
MCLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL l}Nt'
VIII relieve pain almost instautaneou-r,
will cleanse, purify, and heal the foursl
incredibly short time.
FOR HORSES AND OTTER AMIN t
McIIeans celebrated Luiment is th- =-l-
Rnd reliable remedy for the cure Of rprEa- a.ns
Bone, Wmdgalls, spInts, Unnatural Luu,ns 7lsa
or swelImrs 1t will never fail to rurr Big Head.
Poll evil, Fistula, Old Running SORES, swesay,
properly applied. For sprans, Bruises, cfateHep
Cracked Heels Chafts, saddle VI Collar Gals, cut1
sores, or Wounds, il is an jnm,ble remedy. Apply
it as directed and a cure is certain in every Instance
Then trihe no longer with the mauy worthless
Einiments offered to you. Obtain a supply Of Dr..
McLesms celebrated Lin meut. 1t will cure you.
J. H. MCLEAN, sole proprietor,
Corner of Third and Pine streets, ST. Louis. Nc.
November q. 1853 (lv.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05
sHERIFFS SALE.

Roberta. Fort, et al. RY virtue Of the above 6 '.
VS.. IL stateu bAeculloh "
Honorable Circuit Court of Yazoo county, | will
sell to the highest bidder for cash, on Monday
The 2SA day of November, 1859, at the Court
House door Of said county, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, the following property, viz;
Isaac, Sam, Tucker, Anthony, Richard, Allen
Lewis. Ben. Dinab, Ann, Maria, General, Mahaia
SALLY. Temper, Ransom and Thomas 8 head O
Horses, ten head of Mules, forty. five head O
Cattle more or less; one hundred head of Hogs
more or less
Also, the following described tact Of land
living and being in Yazoo county, to-wit South
west quarter and west half of the south east
quarter of Section twenty-nine. East half o
north east quarter and south east quarter and soul
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. Township twelve, Range three east. Al
levied on as the property of said defendant
Eliza Waskom, and will be sold to satisfy th'
above stated case and COSTS
W. H. MANGUM, Sheriff.
October %, 1659-8-tds.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

a. -. obliged to the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas
Via n;es Of his speeches delivered on the Occa-
o ~ Ne public reception by the citizens of
IOn =, o.,o,us philadelphia and Baltimore and of
IeN o, mnb,et on Popular Sovereignty in the
y i..r;e.n pa being a reply to the celebrated
CIV J, s.r,tiops" of Attorney General Black, on
V's side of Judge Douglas in the September
.hor of Harper's Magazine.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
October 90, 1859.

WHEREAS letters of Administration upon the
w estate of Demosthenes Walker, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned, at the August
term 1852 ofthe Probate Court of Yazoo county,
Mississippi, IN office 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.
]. A. WALKER, Administrator.
October 90, 1S59-7t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

THE undersigned begs leave te announce
n to Parents and Guardians of Yazoo CITY
and vicinity, that he will opena
@ImnaLm9SP G3G9G@@Ra
for the reception of not more than twenty-five
Pupils on MONDAY, October 3lst 1859.
His terms will be in accordance with those Gus
tomary in this place.
Also-lIe desires to give instruction to Glasses
OF Ladies and gentlemen in the Greek, Latin,
Spanish, German and French languages
BgS~ Satisfaction guaranteed.
R. NJ. McCH0RD.
Yazoo City, October 30, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05
CITATION NOTICE.
To William .Doaelsou

To William Donelson.
Nou arc hereby cited to be and appear before
the Probate Court of YaEoo county, State Of
Mississippi, on the fourth Monday of November
next, to answer the petition Of William NJ. Donel-
son for final settlement ss your Guardian, and
for leave to surrender his letters of Guardianship
By order Of the Court.
JOHN BRUMFIELD, Clerk.
e. BOwMAN, Sol'r.
October 90, l85G-5t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05
A TcocI,er tor the south. i.

4 YOUNG MAN who has recently graduated
n with honor, and who expects to make Teach
ing his business, takes pleasure in offering his
services as an Instructor in an Academy or family
School. Unexceptionable references, and any
other desirable information cheerfu.ly given.-
Address Box 5, BoyertOwn, Berks county, Penn
sylvania.
October 90, l859-3t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

,n AND CRoPs.-The weather continues
"hAiu VA comfortably cool. We have never
fear ' s,or season for gathering cotton. The
pow .huulant, SO far as we can learn, both in
'a .,, and valley, and we hear of no individual
p "a If complaint of short crop.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

HIsToRIcAL SOCIETY OF MISSISSIPPI
Editor Of the Eagle: The annual meeting
of the State Historical Society will take
place in the Hall of the House of Repre-,
sentatives, on Wednesday evening, 10th
November, when addresses will be delivered
by B. i. c. Wales and the Rev. w. Carey
Crane, and essays read by G. P. Smith and
Col. l. M. Patridge.-Jachson Eagle.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE.
WE have just received direct from the publish
w ers many of the latest publications., consist
ing in parras follows;
Ten Years of Preachers Life, by Milburn;
The Prince of the House of David;
The Pillar of Fire, or Israel in Bondage:
Enquire Within, or 300 Tracts for the people;
The Bertrams, by the author of DR., Thorne'
LAmour, (Love,) by Michelet;
The Cassique of Kiawah, by Simms;
Paul Morphy's Triumphs in Europe;
The Three Eras in Woman's Life
The Jealous Husband, by I. s. Arthur;
Gerald Fitz Gerald by Charles Lever
Bavard Taylor;
From Dawn to Daylight;
Shelley Memorials;
Life and Adventures of Ferdinand DeSUto.
And many others too numerous to mention
Oct. /. COMPTON & THOMAS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

m. ,nhl;sh elsewhere communication signed
.y.,ao y and endorse unqualifedly every word
|, ,ontains relating to Col. Drane and DR.. Thomas.
n,h . Il these gentlemen have been in the public
.;o. and their legislative experience, added to
!. General capabilities, render them eminently
!. = e the Offices for which they are respectively
.,mad by our correspondent.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05
PROBATE CLERKS OFFICE,

PROBATE CLERKS OFFICE,
Yazoo City, October s, 1859.
A B. JOHNSON, Esq, Assessor of Yazoo
u. county. having, on the first Monday, the
3rd day of October, inst, deposited in my office
the personal Assessment Roll of SAID county, for
the fiscal year, 1859.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
objections to said Assessments to file the same in
writing on or before the first Monday In Novem-
Der next, or said Roll viii be adopted.
JOHN BRUMFIELD,
Oct 6, 1859. Cpk Probate Court
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

sfsHE subscribers offers for sale very eS
superior HILL PLANTATION, situat- ---
ed near Dover, in Yazoo county. and containing
about 500 acres. II is the same one formerly
owned by Amos Price, and now occupied. by
Allen ToOmbs. Upon the Plantation there Is
Dwelling House, Gin, Mill and Negro Quarters,
and ii is now in high state Of cultivation. The
terms Of the sale viii be liberal
EDWARD BOWMAN,
F. w. WIRELESS.
October ], 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

o. iHE WEATHER. We had heavy frost on
itn1ay ~ night, which was followed up by regu-
aa Ut siAer ou Saturday night Every thing which
au oe affected by frost, q very dead The follow
~ ~ y the range Of the thermometer for the past
So., rvs Jays, (early in the morningl Friday the
% 9S'n, S6 deg; Saturday, Goth, so Sunday, Both,
- Monday, 3lst, S4.-- KieksbHy Wing.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05
LAND FOR SALE.

YENHE subscriber offers for sale tract of
i good woodland LAND, containing about
four hundred acres, lying about miles west Of
north of Benton, in Yazoo county.
ANY one wishing to see the land, will call on
William Grisham, or w. L. King at Benton, or
the undersigned at Benton.
THOMAS A. HOLIDAY.
October 90, 1856-3m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05
= - =
MARRIED.,

On Thursday the Goth ult., at the residence Of
D. K. Galtney, in Madison county, by the Rev. J.
NJ. Pugh, Mr.. VIM. L. Brooks to Miss M. E,
Galtney, all of Madison.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05
Naer0Hs for Sale.

THE undersigned have established perma- ~
| nently in Yazoo City, Depot for tneF
sale of NEGROES We will keep constantly >A-z,
on hand the most choice and valuable heiu anu
house Servants that can be procured in any mar,
ket. We have now at our Depot for sale, lot Of
"a likely and valuable Negroes as was ever prougn,
to the county, which we offer ON the most hpefai
terms for Cash, or city acceptance. ,n
STUBBLEFIELD & PEPPER
coot N 12h9-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05
NJ. l.. FRANKLIN
M. L. ERLICH & CO.,
M A1xr 8U-g2L N -nzaa

gNG4G.9IT 3R-s2 N LnE5
Zone door above Barksdalc X Mcfarland g.
VVTOULD respectfully inform ther customers,
w friends and fellow citizens of Yazoo and
vicinity that they have received and are receiving
by every packet the most complete and well
selected
STOCK OF FALL GOODS
ever before offered in this place, consisting in
part of Ladies' and Children's Dress Goods, Of all
colors and patterns, varying in price from rs
certs to $50 per pattern.
HATS and CAPS of every variety, from 25
cents to So.
50 Gases BOOTS and SHOES, from 81 90 to
So per pair. ...-..
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS and dVALICES, from
rs cents to $2j each.
CARPETS and MATING, the prettiest figures
and coors. and all of the latest styles, from 80
cents to 81 % Per yard.
White, Red Blue and Yellow, plain and twilled
FLANNELS, cheap.
100 doz. Linen Marsoilles, White AMI Colored
SHIRTS. from so cents to $3 each
As3g~ All our goods will be sold Cin proportion)
as low as the above.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

y .he attention oe planters in want of an
We O''' - on advertisement healed "wanted," :"
,''5'Ir' y ~ may be found j" to-d"y'S issue
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05
FALL CLOTHIN

has been manufactured to order, and for quality,
durability and cheapness, cannot be cxceNed
Also, 3-4 to - 4 wide black and brown SHEET
lNGS and SHIRTlNGS, and general assort-
ment Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Cutlery,
and everything that goes to make the oOmplete
stock of first class Dry Goods house,
Rsy~ All we ask is an inspection Of our Goods,
for which we make no charge and which we do
cheerfully, knowing that our friends will be sat
isfed, after Inspecting that we are selling goods
cheaper than any other house In she State.
Sept. II, 1859,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05
PIANOS! PIANOS!

PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS!
A II. GALES & CO.'S Full Iron. GO
N Frame Piano Fortes. Every W. YTW
body is respectfully invited to go to
II. &. Tyler's Jeweiry Store, and seo and hear
those magni6eent-toned Pianos, which are ac-
knowlodgcd by thousands to be the finest Pianos
in the world They are manufactured expressly
for the southern climate, and have stood the test
for the last 20 years. They are made with the
full Iron. Frame and felt hammers producing n
purity and brillianoy of tone unsurpassed by any
makers in the world.
Piano Covers and Stools, Mel Icons, &
always on hand, for sale. ) GHILhr
Yazoc City, April 30, 1850, "
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

LAURENCE, Dentist, will be absent on
DR. - ol business for a few weeks from the
ofesS'OD| Aft
. # october.