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SPALpINos PREPARED GLUE - UsRFUL IN
EVERY HoUsR.-Another supply just received by
Foa0, ELLSWORTH Il Co.
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5ss- The Sunday School Union Concert will be
held this evening at o'clock, in the I'd Presby-
terian Church.
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eR- Ladies' 10 want Of Furs are invited to call
aud examine the stock at 1873 and l95 Water street
FULLER 4 Co.
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SILVER Soar SILVER Soar For cleaning
silver aud plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantles, &o.--Another lot just received by
Fo0G, ENswGRTH Il Co.
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~ Fine Silver Tea Sotts Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Gators, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c,
A very large stock, and all warranted OF the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FOOG, ELLSWORTH Co.'S,
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EgY- Travellers will bear In mind that Halls Ho-
mocpathy Is in Cleveland, opposite the WeddeI
Houap
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Saturday Nights Report.
ROM GALRNA.


GALENA, Nov IL.
A fire last night destroyed the dry goods es.
adjustment OF Smith 4 Holmes, valued at
s35, 900, and insured for $4,000. Loss on the
building $500 and insured. The goods Of
the occupant Ol the adjacent building slightly
damaged by removal.
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Nothing was done in this Court on Saturday. The
District Court adjourned tc Tuesday morning, and
the Circuit Court to Wednesday morning The
Grand Jury adjourned to Tuesday morning,
Court OF COMMON PLgAs-CRIMINAL BRANCH
-JuDGE BIsHoP.--Joseph Peak, on charge Of
grand larceny, was iound guilty. The value Of the
COW stolen was S35a2
John Long and Fred KrOuse plead guilty to bur
glary and larceny, and were sentenced to one year
in the Penitentiary.
Harvey Pheatt, setting fire to Mr.. Pentys barn
last summer, was on trial Saturday.
CIVIL BRANcH--JuDGE FooTE.-Ayraut vs.
Williams ct al, on trial.
Police CouRT-BEFoRE JuDGE LAwRENcE,--
Edwin B. Hovey was fined $40 and costs for dis
turbance
Eliza Knapp, assault and battery, $40 andcos's
and Jail 10 days.
Chas. Rich, petit larceny $50 and costs and sent
to Jail 30 days.
Robert Carey, assault and battery, Aued S25 and
costs.
James Langdop, same offence, fined S25 and
COSTS
Isaac Ashbacker and Moses Wellen were con
vcted Of same ofence-iormer 1ned S25 and cost
aud latter $50 and costs.
John oNeil drunk, So and costs and chain ganl
for 10 days.
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"THE NOBLEST STUDY OF MANKIND

"THE NOBLEST STUDY OF MANKIND
Is MAN."But debased and d,graded manhood, is
but too prevalent in anet OH keep the fatal shafts
Of disease and complaint from circes Warnings and
advice be found in the book HUMAN FRAILTY; Or
Physiological Rssedrches" 1t will Bssuredy recall the
back sliding from the evil practices prevalent alarm
ing extent and be uuerring guiding heath and
Tssusoaed energy Thousands attest the benefit ofheed
Jug its counEss and advice.
Sold by DR.. BARROW, I51 Prince street, New York -
Price 25 cents. Sent free everywhere
Sold by GAYLORD HAMMOND, aud wAI. .FISKE
Druggists, Cleveland. novs
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FROM NKW ORLKANa.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. l2.
Only fifty Government troops have gone to
Brownsville by the steamer Arazona.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PIELs are the
ambassadors of health oil nations whether civilized or
savage They need oaly ia to become the only accept
ed remedial agents for all internal and disorders
Sold at the manufaotOry No 80 Maiden Lane, New
York, aud by all Druggists at 2Sc sSc and 81 per pot
box. novl:25k
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~ For the best qualities of segara, Tobacco
end SMUT, go to G. Dletz III Superiorst st.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY MORNING, NOV. IA, lsSo.
TRAvELRR,s RReIsTRR.


" Citizens wishing conveyance to either the above
FRANZ or Boats wlbe called for by the
OMNIBUS Line by leaving address At the Omnibus Oh
dcs o. Superior street, door nerto Weddsll House.
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M. ]. DICKBRSON,
Late of the firm Of Amber & Dickerson,)
DENTIST.


0lcs 253, Superior street, RsHdetFs store.
DT DIS new suit Of rooms ready and he would
be pleased all Of his old patrons and ohers who
may wish the services Of dentist liberated treat
ed angs and crown hed exposed capped saw
sd also teeth inserted gold, silver corate rvuoant
base, platinum plate with continuous gum, which ~
much ussd east. my23
" We are ieIIcsd IO dad the renowned Chemis
Of New England Doct AVER has ct length turned his at
tenon to tho disorder which hangs like blight upon our
community. Our section is healthy as ANY other, with
enc single pon, and that is the Fever al Ague which
hauus every side But his remedy DO9scuro as we
should knO It must, If no made it, Cast a this baeu
disease om amongus and Of the l9gsest spots
in the wcst.-[seutiuel Fairfield, Iowa
ESTA A number of years have elapsed since
the introduction of Dr. ] HosTETTFR's CELEBRA-
TED BITTERS to the public. The preiudoo existing
the minds Of many against what denomnated
patent medicines at first gealg retarded II sale but
its virtues and merits became known. this barrier of preu
dice overthrow and the dem nd increased ruply
that in few years scarcely village existed in the United
States in which the afflicted hsd not experienced the bene
fits arising from the of the Bers snd at the pr
day there be found in all the world vouchers
for great Of the article. No greater for
Dyspepsia can he found.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
novs lw
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MUSIC BOOKS SOLD BY j. b,
lNl COBB a co,
Inc Jpbileei
The CylhaIa; 49,
The New Lutte Of Eioni
The Thanksgiving
The nulctnisf
This OHOla;
The Golden wrsathi
1hs shawno;
Tho HslleuIlh;
The SINGING School Ccmpsnlcni
fhe singing school, a copa a ~
noylt y. - A1H. : -.
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REMOVAL :
OPTICIAN,

MOST IMPROVED sPECTACLEs,
EYE GLASSES, all kinds Of Optical aud Mathematical
INSTRUMENTS assuring generous public that he will
spare no pains give general action. Thankful for
the confidence and liberal patronage bestowed upon him
during tho first three years he would respectfully solie
from the public continuance Of the in his loca
Arnn nnlIIhLf
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

rR-seo advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver
InvgoratoT.
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Tho Great Vital ERSEenOFaSNF.
TREESENHAR!
sAYLoRD & HAMMOND,
AMI WILLIAM FlSkE.
/ "a u. asn Aaauga f7tnWal q N
RlSSian Steam BaIAIng Esla6IlShm0ni,
90 Hicks St.. near Rnsins House No 10,
Cleveland, West slde.l


Cleveland, West Side-l
THE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH Is
universally known all Europe. where t e es'ab.
gbod IN all the larger ci;ins aud ven IN nhhy ~ ne
smnlier towns ard Is ~ geerHY approved lNe m,d.
icAl nuhOities not only snie, cuick, Gu dts aha
hEhly ngrees remedy Rgaps steut namhet OI .e meet
troubleiuue dHeps,s hut also promoter ~ htanh IRE
server Of III. ind most rnweiiul eepethenet M
The nervous syst that no nnricllgs roc "
Il Is onllrd for AsH puiytng aud invgOfanh essnt ia
the skim this bath nokowdgvd TO be SURPASSED ~ po
other meal whnlov HUI tho singular eombinaiioR -
stepm wnttr trclion aud Toae exhibited IN those -
ln sments Affects Tho whole body IA such P0NeItui
wRv ns rumplrey ersenla uiseatas which obs paeI
resist all other remedies rheumatism, SAT- Heupl llpA
WOun y ngs Evil Fever Sores Drupsy aud all ohaf fs-
are radically cured without exhibiting irterna maJteias
Diseases Of tho aiT-posRget, CNArth, CouEhlnB qua
even some OF Ccnsumnon " not adNancea 100 tats
are removed " ithOut difficulty ~.
EninTgenon Of the l or aud Spleen, Dyspensy, Ples
Merculnlism gcrufulOuE swelling Paralyle ltynteiuA
Affections, GOut and sometimes tplepuc WIS
aud great number Of other ailInsms are spceessluly
dotions there is the ainples proof on teeord holh
claimed for IL what actually be done, and "aAA
every ons mRy experience IN himself
JUST TRY n
rod and Warm WatoT baths, well a. shower helhl
arc connsssl with TINS establishment, ara eAn DO nsaa
TiSKSTS'-A single steam bath eecens per doz - @
| euld OF water Bath % etf; pr Cox lnn
U,urs of admission for Ladies' TuesaayS Thursdays nna
saturtys la tho forenoon for oentlemen, during be At
iernoons OF the same days from TO o'clock ard bai
! nnva from 10 "a ucluck A, - :
u''' ''''' HERMANN RAEBEL, Proprleesf;
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HKW R0U ~ TO ChlCAVo'
On Monday next tlie CleS Gland, ColumpuS anu
CineInnsa Railroad 20. open anew Passengerreule
to Chicago via Pitts burgb, + Ort Wayne ana oni'
eago Railroad from Crestlne. Passengers py TINS
new route 20 thrO agh from ca welsnd to Chicago
vlthSut OhaDgs Of cara
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19
PURIFY THE BLOOD

M EDlC1NE is progressive science. The great
mi trunk daily puts forth branches and each
branch is hearing 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 favorte 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,
Vickshurg. A package sent free by post on re-
ceipt of one dollar.
DR.. j. T would say word or two that may
concern others as well as myself and in order
that he may not be COMPOUNDED with the ADVERT
sing Quack. In defence thereof he holds his
Dip. oma from the Queens College of Surgeons of
Edinburgh, and member Of the Royal Botanical
Society of Liverpool since 1876, and having serv-
ed his father. DR.. William Tipping of SkiptOn. in
Craven, England, years. who was also member
of the Queens College of Surgeons Of Edinburgh
since 1899, q Licentiate Of the tall and a 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 Ribbesdtle, first husband to the
present Lord John Russell's wife
The Doctor is permanently located in Vicksburg
as no Agents or travelling Quacks.
Mark you, My Blood is Bad How commonly
do we hear this expression returned in answer to
the inquiries of parent or friend about your
health My blood is had as if it were matter
of little import either in its nature or cOnsequen
ces But what is the true nature Of bad blood,
that it should be thus slightly passed over? Ask
that emaciated youth who is sinking fast into an
early grave-in the Spring time of his life-in the
prime of his years. Ask him, what was the
cause of his consumptive cough, his hectic cheek,
his worn and wasted frame He will answer " Bad
Blood Go to the bedside Of that patient, who
lis Tating in the agOnies of fever. Mark his
burning skin, his bounding and gallOPing pulse,
his blObdshOt eyes, his dry and parched lips, hear
his furious delirum, his maniac rawlings, and
watch the fierce burning of the fame of fever
until the fIel OF life is expended, and the lamp II
existence is extinguished, and ask what was the
cause of this? The answer is, Bad Blood! Pu
rify the blood by the Compounded Iodide Of
Potassium Pills.
February 8, 1859 E2S-tt
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advertisements
TO the Ia " Payers Of YaxOO County

To the Ia " Payers Of YazOO County
NOTICE is hereby given that / will meet you
y at the dlifereot times and places below men
toned. for the purpose of receiving Tie Taxes
due for the year g:
AT SATARTIA Monday. TUESDAY and We'd
neslay, the l7th, 18Th anil 18th days Of January,
1859.
AT PHOENIX, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
the goth. q st and 2Zd days Of January, 1859.
AT DOVER, on Thursday, Friday aud Satur-
day. the 9th. 29th and 29,h days Of January,
1859.
AT BENTON, on Thursday, Friday AMI Satur-
day the 81. 4th aud 9TH days Of February. 1853.
Ar DEAs0NyILLE on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 7th, 9th, and 9Th days Of Febru.
airy 1859
Ar CYPRESS, on Thursday, Friday and Sat.
uriay, the 10th, 18th and 18Th DAYS Of F ebruary
1859
Ar SILVER CREEK, on Thursday, Friday snd
Saturday. L,e 81, 4th eud 9Th days of Nl9lcb,
1859
respectfully and earnestly request the TAX.
Payers to nest ne promptly ut the times and
places above mentioned. l will be ,eady at any
time after the date hereof, TO receive Taxes AZ the
Sherfs Office, as will have competent deputy
there at al times IN my ahaence.
W H. WANGUM, Sheriff,
aai ex-oficio Tax Collector Of Yazoo county
january !, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19

The WEATHER Woman has been called as
" tickle as the wind" and, by this, the idea was
intended to be conveyed that she is the most
changeabe of all things This charge We are
not prepared wholly to contradict, but We must
10 them the justice to say that the weather this
winter has been somewhat more variable than
ever woman was. This week, for instance, we
nave had cold weather and warm weather, cloudy
weather and clear weather, in very sudden and
nea'thfI alterations, until, verify, our friend
Commodore Glib is himself bewildered. Never
before in the annals Of Yazoo City have his pre-
alSilOus been known to fail But, eloudIess,
COOL morning, and rain and warm weather before
noon OF the same day, is enough to shake even
'ne COmmOdOre's philosophy. The Court House
vane has not had two minutes rest in two months.
Msll' We have fallen on fast age, and we suppose
'ne weather e regulating itself accordingly. \
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19

LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE : Cuba. - MIR,
Harper introduced the following resolution,
which was read fist and second time and
lies over under the rules. j
WHEREAS, the island of Cuba is, by il,
geographical position, an appendsge to the
Southern Atlantic coast, and by its proxim.
iiy Is the key to the Mississippi River and
the Gulf Of Mexico, therefore,
Be 1t Resolved, by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the State of Louisiana
in General Assembly concerned, That the go.
QUESTION Of Cuba is deemed, by this Leeis.
lature, q political necessity, and that our
Senators be Instructed and our Represents
lives in Congress te requested 10 use their
efforts for the accomplishment Of said acou
sition, by purchase or otherwise.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19

TABIEAUx AND CoNcERT Remember the 2lst
and 22i-remember there will be Tableaux on the
first night and grand Concert on the next-re-
member the ladies and remember the church, and
do not forget to give all your love to the one and
to the other all the money you can spare. How
ever, you will not be called on to give much They
do not mean that you should ''pay your tithes
and neglect the graver matters of the law" but
they do mean that you should "pay your tithes,''
anyhow. This is right, because the ladies say
So and the ladies are always right; and he must
indeed be a skindint whose purse strings don't fly
open at their call in pious cause. Ours did, and
We found It full Of the wherewith to buy great
deal Of piety, which can be had "without money
and without price" But this time they want to
buy the Parsonage, which requires a more sub
Stantial qWd pro quo. &c. let everybody down
with the entrance fee, and obtain more than its
value in beautiful TabeauH and enchanting Music
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19

Badness CURED.-For real worth, Woods
Hair Restorative is undoubtedly the best prepare
ton now in use for restoring hair on bald heads,
changing gray hair to its original color, and as a
cosmetic or cure for pimpes it is fast taking the
place of other preparations. No toilet is complete
without it.
Caution.-Bcware of worthless limitations, as
several are already in the market, called by diff
ferent names. Use none unless the words prof
Woods Hair Restorative, Depot St. Louis, Mo
and New York." are blown in the bottle. Sold
by all Druggists and Patent Oledicine dealers
also by al! Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in tht
United States and Canadn
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n
SAM HoUsTON.--A correspondent Of the
c.' Louis Democrat tells the following story
oil Senator Houston. Of Texas 3'erl
Let me quit discussing politics and tell
an a. anecdote decidedly Hnusfonian. The old
hero a short time since received document,
me contents Of which appeared to have been
Particularly distasteful to him. Instead Of
throwing Il into the FIRE as most men would
nave done, what did he do but procure a
9aantity Of tar and feathers. and smearinc
taoinside Of the paper with tar, and sprink.
ing on the feathers, enclosed it in an am ole
envelope AID fraDked it to the gentleman
who sent i. I hope you will not publish
tois, because his constituents woald raise
s1e cry Of . shameful abuse of the fraukiDp
privilege. 81 ma rr7s
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&c, &c, &c.
Ito be Continued.)

10 Dc CONLlHueu.J
n~s> All Music Published in the United
States received as soon as issued. Perso &
desiruus OF procuring any of the Music in this
Catalogue. can have it sent per mail, securely
wrapped. and free Of p"stage BY remitting HE
AMOUNT attached 10 each piece
Persons at distance can always RELY upon
obtaining any article they may order as how as
;lipv ran buy he same at any establishment in
The United States.
o~y- Particular attention paid to the Tuning
and Repairing of all kinds Of Musical lnstru-
menls.
CO. The Trade, Teachers, and Seminaries
promptly supplied upon the most liberal terms
MUSIC SENT BY MAIL.--The Postage on
Sheet Music is but one or two cents for each
piece, and, therefore. persons nj a distance can
obtain it by Mail much cheaper than by Express.
Dealers. Teachers and Amateurs VII do we'll to
bear this in mind In many instances, they
will find it a great convenience, as well as h
saving Of expense To get their supplies IN this
way Music Books can asn b. sent through
the mail at an expense OF ros aye of QUE cen
tar each ounce weight.
ny All orders, whether large or small
strictly aud promptly attended to.
| OCy- To prevedt mistakes, write name, al
dress, State, county, Sc, in a plain hand.
Address
HENRY LORDS
SS0 I'd 90 II - 80 Up Cd u2 ma
CANTON, MISSISSIPPI.
September 4, 1858 Cy.
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FRANKLIN s. RosRNrHAL.--These popular
,norchauts have received and are constantly
r.ceiviug a large supply Of all qualities of Spring
Goods from the finest texture to the most substan-
t.l fabric. The very latest styles! Money is no
consideration with this firm; its goods are ready
,or sale at mere nominal value-for almost
,otbiuo Having been shrewd enough to find out
where they could purchase at the cheapest rates.
thew are now prepared and sufficiently liberal to
-,.u low enough to please everybody. Give them
a call and Judge for yoSrself-it requires very
little money to buy yourself rich at their estab>
lishment See Advertisement. ss
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19

SrrvorYPEs See advertisement of Mr.. P.
Paul in another place. This gentleman's artistic
,ki is fully attested by his continued popularity
during his residence here. No fault has ever
been found with him or his pictures. He is now
prepared to take a new picture-the Stpnotype-
which combines many advantages and cannot fail
to please more especially when executed by an
artist o. attainments, and one who is thoroughly
versed in the causes of the effects he produces
Call at Mr.. Paul's gallery and secure the shadow
ere the substance fades" The most exacting and
scrupulous will have no reason for complaint.
Rooms between the Hotel and DR.. Laurence's
Office
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Watch REPAIRING,

HAvING DETERMI lined
Oh to devote my special attention to Va,
Essk the Watch Repairing business. 49,
would hereby respectfully give notice to my former
friends and patrons, and to the public generally.
that hereafter all watches entrusted to my care
will be repaired exclusively by myself, and war
ranted to keep time to tile entire satisfaction Of
the owners. s. ii. WILSON.
Ya1oo City, November 6. 1855 ny
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19

1t is our painful duty this morning to chronicle
the death Of three of the old citizens of Yazoo
County. Dr. B. G. Simmons, Mr.. Samuel Wn-
stead and Mr., Alfred NJ. johnson, are no more.
They died within twelve hours of each other on
Tuesday. the Is inst, respected and beloved as
useful citizens and honest men, The sympathies
IT the whole county go forth to the families of
the dead Death has begun his revels among the
oaks, and the taest and the straightest are with
cred by his blasts. There is comfort in the
thought the Destroyer is pOwerless beyond the
the grave, and comes not to the mansions of the
best.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19

CouSrsRrrirEn.-our town was this morning
,rhnrsday) favored by visit from scoundrel
". ,oft few counterfeit $40 bills with some of
.,r citizens. We have not heard a DESCRIPTION of
Thor tbe man or his bogus notes, but the suheI-
,ro from his rascalty are on his trail, and it is to
y. boped we will have the full particulars in our
nsr, issue, and that by that time the villain him
.slf viii be located in our county Jail
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@Nss10a I0O91sesp

We have just learned that McLenu's Strength
ening Cordial will cure the various diseases which
prevail among children. 1t is necessary every
parent should keep supply on hAnd, and when
required give as directed. Try it--it is pleasant
to take. See advertisement in another column
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19
MARRIED,

On Sunday morning. January Both, 1859, in
this county by Joel c. Reid, ESQ., at the residence
Of the BRIDES father Mr.. A. Coody, the Rev. Fl
NJ. LoGUE to Miss EMILY CooDY.
"And say, without our hopes, without our Fears
Without the hope that plighted love ehdears,
Without the smile from partial beauty won,
0, what we're man "a world without o sun"
Tennessee Baptist please copy.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19

NV CARRIAGE SHoP.-see advertisement of
,.hn Reilly & Co., who are ready and willing
'. h.ot the world making and repairing carriages,
- IS. sulkies, wagons, etc. Try entry 'em.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19

The editor of an exchange says he never
saw but one ghost, and that was the ghost
of sinner who died without paying for his
paper. "'Twas horrible to look upon"
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19
Cotton Seed!

K 000 BUSHELS pure Callahan" Cotton
O,UJU Seed for sale at my plantation, four
miles South of YazOo City. will deliver the
seed at the stores of P. O'Donnell, Barksdale 4
Mcfarland, or Harrison & Hyatt. in iazoo City,
for TO cents per bushel, or ut my plantation for
80 cents per purchasers to- furnish sacks.
Much care has been taken in selecting these seed,
and planters may rely on their being pure and
sound rr~tm JAS. P. SESSIONS.
Yazoo City, January 5, 1859. (Ilmy
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The saying in answer to stranger, who
was observing how tall his trees grew, " that
that they had nothing else to dol" was a
quaint mixture of wit and humot.