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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-05

THE NEXT CENsUs.-As the census will
be taken next year, it is suggested that
the farmers of the country keep an accu-
rate record of the amount and value of
their crops for the present year, so that
when they are called upon, they may be
able 10 make reliable report.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-05
The next Presidency.

The following is the vote to which each
State will be entitled at the next Presi-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-05

1hs ffst 6lsets s.. i6o Omitted
ia tes|nn.oe d Io,ts sci b o6.,I otr llatk
Ie'|''N| aAe .''sstet.1 hiIi. md clauses
Them 1o n.i|e ttnt|1 " Ieotih ID
aupt''.t ec'sn0 from s|,t P|.I|aafIpbial
aloA|i> SANG .hss bSias sis.oa|ls but
.iedd||, driven lfoa lhd.> h'.. e,npldy.
inttls. sHt', 'a eosahnSu, &eI>nl|A l.1-
beis, eie. <l,i>'. We're cnes sons',ierea Is
belonging peculiarly toihein' tllat 10 the
slave States they Eage come to BE looked
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27
ebmonS, 2sa., somnobcmS, Sem 27tem 2lmensf

Sebeul ree SbIbu Damn uno mann in Der Sernc tis
9ultere Stille unterbraS, pa tstlemmte ME sefuttc
Sdn99tet bren 8ultn. Sic perruipslte ossbalb ibrr
ohritte uno Die Nnalt ga6 ibr nsue 8r1fts.
Sis sbt 9autte .ie npt imrlsr III teiSrn Seiten
bres sSs8ss elm SabrgleS bemrtt ,u baben MIN ater
pano ltt Der 5u6Aeis oft 10 sn9e burb bitt psrwad
Isnes 9sbuid enb if eren guSsnblid bsiIrdete, ibu
9ani Su perlieren, unb ab mas lie befiirhtst bate
5eidat. Sic fat fid pGblib au sinsm tlsnsu freisn
9labe no riuseumbrr Gannen uno 5i6tcn brt
3pctss In einaacer ltlanesn Die Nslfe ibr Spnncse
mste inS Geltt ibIn9en, nm lt fclsti srratben It
gen, baB eines Msnihen SSuB tcr cnen gSsa eetatnt
tate Ssst tenabm ibr Die gnsit Sraftc une SsIu.
nuns, e tappte bsrum mie nit Slinpbsit seiaEasen,
unc Ysrmp&te audt BEN 8Hdnes nibt mebr gu finrer.
8etsnp iant e nisper auf snsn 0aulwurfsbiisel umc
smpfatI ftt G5ctts @nacln.
Nn6 elmer Stunbc sing Der Nlcno auf = mitSbm
elm Strab Der 5cFnuns in ibrcr Sese. sir rafs
ida wieesr empur unp pGbtc tc Stcle, ne i6r am
lihteiten bien nm puret pas Gyetiiid ,u crinacn -
9tabcem fe cine 3ettlans iih mitam purtb9eateitct
ibre Gube tlutig aeriet UNI ibr weecr 9pd ppu Tor
nrn 3rrriiIrn war, asanste ie snrIid eusu 3dun,
eer 10 pel raS lhwahe y cnsIiht ibr ,u rratbcn per<
tdtete, einen 6eui6rn5 rn3usren;en lten. @ctt Cob
rirf iie aus. bier mil en- Nenlhen wcbnen unr mir-
LID erblidte tie talo uahber in Der 8rrus Gin Qibt
pa, elm 2idt! rirf lie bai9 unb fiibtc b ncu aartt.
9Rit fri6sn SrIftrn 9in9 fs ;laune binat.
noberts Tth Dem SiCbte mmtr mebr unp mcbr IT, murer
tdo 9cwahr, Dap IS GUS rrm 6eulter cincs tletnrn
(oauies ibimnerts. ne6es ;mar nit Strct eecrdt
ater bod cir tslrres Qnlsben bate, ais Die aewGbn.
lidpsu Sautrnbduier. @s mar pcn cnieen gteten9e
tIupen umgettn unb ubri9enS rin9eumber pom 92alr
ein9el6lcItn (6orti. fotet.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27

SSr belize nS bic 98esr cs S6idals rIGip6rS acsan0tl
un' iinS I'm Hebei nitrsr iu bt9c9ncn. GOn9repe.
dis lie pou Der rntrtattnns suriidsefebrt pa
rrn psrlieB opibiu iencn rsuno auf tur,e Brit obrr
Srau Dulgin, I'D unp 6rau Sbarp tlsbcn bei Sce.
Did mar lrrlithsr 9eacn 6rau Sbarp serpr en- tpenn
nib ircunpIhaftIitfr, INN ;c9tc cinrn 9Gioermilen
mcbr, lib in Elm @eiprdh nit ibr en,ulalen. sic
bate ibm Upn ssm grc6en 5nterss seiast pas Gruupe
icy ir ibn ieistr, or b6rte cie aause @5etitbe
b6tit sleihaiIs an unp priidtc nur tinfact rne
SermunnrruL9 aus, rap <}emdnp iid um i'm tetIms
mere ..ba or rod nidste art6an Babe"
Die aumeience %'eiellihdft ptrbiete. bas Sre's
G5rf b gu auolhlieBtib nit Der SsrlaItnbit l,iner
segsnwart9en 2ase bsibGitj9te unp Die unaemcbntcn
N"ubles in einsr Sube erregttn feline Nufmerflameit
QRobsr tpmmsn pieie Satcn? Trua er
Sis wurren tierber aelddt. anucrtets Jrdu Starr
pUu Sern G5runplsp, eiurm 6errn, Der itb'S rbr an
aelc9sn eiu ldst Nes su rrfcrlhsn mas auf lid bier
Se3ua bat. G5 lit osritlts, Der sud- uno 6olbiu aus
Dem c1eidnsnB t.freits.
@runrltp? = wns2 - Gjrunoles? frua Spe. us(c
der fh res Mannrs wptl etiunere te Dem er ptroe.
tens nm 9trtet seteten bate.
9tun, 6crr Sopas G'runoItY Der reide Raufmorn
llnmGglhh .sf Soc aus. gr lit elm Mann. be-
Njemanp bsIien unu fir 9hrn,nnp @sfnbl bat
Sr mub er benn nun elm GcfibI tetcmmen baben
srpirtrts 6raa Sbarp, pslbe nun aae umR1npe in
Setref Grunosp's sr;ablts, nit Ginitlus lsines 8e
traesns. ais or pom 2ccr Der 6rau gBillcn b6rts.
IS n iebr beIrsmpenp, laste Soe iu,mer unaautia
auSiebeno.
SD oermutbe fuGr Jrau sbarp iOrt gis uno Sbrr
5rau pubtsn etmae Dem &nabsn unr 1einer 0iut.
ter, beuor ih ibn tefam.
gsn, t muBtc nids, @nrie audi ntbt; : gaee
to, k,;rFa cr
Dawn.
g8rnise Minuten nabGrr trat 5pl6in Elm.
5err 5clSin, iase 5rau Sbarp i@net tannten Sie
R&arcs Nuttee uno 8i4agO, ais CT notS sin tIsiaes
Siho ear2
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27
0cpriftr Cirbt.
(Gprtlctuu9.)
Steten3stntes &apiteI.
Die @erirrts.
&pman ron 81. ern aOpetue.

Sann6en mar nit riHissn @plpltiiden in Der
Sa1hc uup eincm ticinen STuoe! g8altc unter
Sem Grm nm Witrrpaht aus bem Q8irtbsbauS
Geldlihen. 1ie alte Ntutme fsl ibr freilitb wpbl
rin, atsr wsl&cn Gmpfan9 tpnnte e, mad ollsm
mas pcre fallen, pom ttr crportca2 6atte lie
rod felt prtt Sabren ltt gar nitbt um Die arme
gBailc tet;immert, ibr ME cine Grquidun9 in
6ren 8trfer selonrt. 2lebrr Jius 6anutbsn in
eit ipeite Melt.
9tur nit Wtibr, untcr bent Scrpano eines
Grantcnbtiu&t in Der TOritapt uuo fir pcppeitc
Itcrarrihcn IisB iiu Die Nade bereoeu, ibr Gin
feinee 9lGrthsn gu Gfneu. Oils sie Odmmsruna
antrah, mar lis lApn cine Erilc eewaucert. uup
uabt bei cincm Gorfs, no iitb Jrpet SanSItroeen
rurbtreu3teu. Gle ieete ii& um auSSuruben un-
ter Die GuriSlinot, uup bate NOD niGt lanse
ssIcden, ais cine poittute, nit etuisen 8eilsns
prn teGapen, ruriiberfubr. Gtn paar hunosrt
%S6ritte Meter bicIt Ger 9Sa9cn scr Der Shenfr,
meil Der YUtuen uatb altbcrscbrohter lGblider
G'rwcbuteit lcine GiurNtl rririltcn wpute.
Su8e itirg Nouuhcn rer GSrrante auf: mir,
wenn idl NIT rteIrr pcRiuti6e weifer reilte {?
I'm lp lhncllc. entsebe i& oaun g6il6elm's Nath-
ipflhun9en.
3war mu6te fe gar niht ouf pcltber Strase
iie ri9entliCl iCi unp mcbin ricrlbe fibre; attr
Das gait tbr ouh 0leid Yie, mtuu es nur immcr
laureinwGrlt 1ing unp Minltsr i'm 9iidsn lie,
gen tlhe. Sn Der erltn onlcbulhen Stapt fr
beige mie lie mpue, nalm fc iiA ror, Dienitr gu
Iuheu.
Nlit oicicr Gjebonfcn tcihGitst trot ie in ric
Shenfe, unp lamb Den Yoitiupn am Slide bcj
&dIe, Srco uno Sranutmcin. Sie truo tbm ibr
Nn!ie9rn yer uhp Tot linn ein sutse 6rintaelp.
Gr lathte user sine meiBCn ;3Gbue, aat ieinc
Gtnmitisun1 aurh etn &ppiniden su rrtennen
uno wur5te pieit @1fiGiaFsit purcb einiae perts
SpaBhen oui Soften Der armen 6uesanaerin.
9acpoem Cr irin Sriibtut Yer;e9rt. audi Sann=
den nit bGucriIher 6GIhfeit etnaelapen bate
elnen S6lnapS "a trinten, trat er heraus al Den
poltwagen: Weinc 6crrtn, ridden Ste Elm mento
3ula'nmen unN maiden Sie Ylab fur elm idmu-
Sun9terden, has iid Die 6lBs numb 9eaan
gen. - Ntr pIumper Gientertt9fsit bllf c,
9ann@fn auT iNren Sip, unr. neil Das gBette,
eben tton mar, 10 bolte er leinen Niantel BON
Sut&bcd i'm lbr gum 0plfer unterSutreitrn
Die Ofa&t Der SGGn6et mirtt auF DEN 86lpc
Wie auf BEN Ti6tcr, unO Der Mantel brs go
ltillOns 9alt chen 10 oirl ais etn Scnnet an
!9ann6tns 9tsi;e.
Seim Ginlteis'n Bat Fe nit beIheibener gn
mutb biz &eil&nesn nm gersebuna, bas Fe ib
nen bel@merid> fade. GS rnr uicbt ngaih bal
r,an ibr ptsbalb gram wurbe unS man madst
ibr wiu;9 pIas. = Sin goitwosen it nidbt lcl
ten Der Srt, 100 cir junses Mar6eu li6. wi
@rciiet's Gert-ocrt, in iitler @eleadaft brfnprt
0anuben batts bieie Grfabrung brreits oemaA
ais fte gum eriten @tals na& Mdnifsr ,u Der al
ten 9subme reilen mubtsj iie batte eamaIs ibre
Sis fanm einssnpmmen, ais fs l@attern In be
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27
Beeimaunacn.

0,r .@n;ttser" erIdejnt eSen SpnnabsaS ;unt baIt>
:,.t;Sn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ron so in 8orerSsobluna
aSsr % Cts pcr euat sdbIbor an Den sp2rdaer 9IuS-
ss Nbcuncnen bclieten ben Serae ben SsrauSeeber
|a,,sS S3rr 6T5l atf6uiet snsuieneen.
smtIprhenee Scrdge uub 9heilunstn perben baittar
,,os,tuasurmneu uro auf Strtanseu bpnprirt.
9nicidcr upO SetdnnimaaaSe orer Grt frerben inter
fIsenren gt0eunsen agI9tn'nsn SinaiiSs ginLnd.
SSuare) so Ge., ,,remoee @urnduus 20 Cts. une fur
;Tnrs wticrc @tat 5Gts trIihe SeimdtsoniriesR
Sem fur sl2 in batbdbrcr 8rr0uSSehlun9 auf9enpmmr.
Gr5sere GnitSen msrecn Yert6ltnBntleis bersbntt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27
rne German ADVERTISER,

r HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
r nnbl;shed every Saturday, at S3 per An
20 nun, payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
Advertisements, directed: Letter-Box 675,
will be carefully attented to.
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&rben iis Der Sebfprb=Strafse,
pocr ne.
grimatblOfr Grbr.
Gin @tbeimniB aus Nbilapsletia.
DreiSsbntsS 8apitcl.

SSir belize nr Die 98csr bcs S&das rdpdrtS ssanstn
In, unS i'm 2ebed ipitrer III btsssncn Gpnorepe.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04
Notice.

Notice.
DY virtue of authority vested in me by the
ID charterof Yazoo City, will, on Monday, the
9th day of June, 1859, at the usual hours, ex,
pose to public sale, before the door of the Mayor
Office in said City, for cash only, certain lots and
parts of lots in said city, delinquent for payment
Of Taxes for 1858, designated in the map Of said
town as follows, to-wit:
Owners Unknown, 1, 2, s, 8, 10, H. IS, 20, "a,
81, 38, Al, ~, 95, SO, 98, 90, 100, half 120
1913, 1877, half 1877.
Thos Smith, 189, 100, half 263.
Unknown, 194. 1856, 1877, 1913, 1879, 2OS, half 222,
248, 26l.
Thomas Andrews, 267, 2S1, 1O2
Unknown, 277, 279, $50.
David Knott, 292,
Unknown, ,SO4, BOG, S2l, 800, $50, 331, part s82,
S48, S46, 849, S53, SS2, 8s3, 1856, 1885, 387,
S91, 892, 393, 394, 1896, 500, 400, 404, 412, 419,
ALI, 42l, 422. 423 424. 42S, 429, 431, 492, 486,
437, 439, 442, 446, 447, 44S, 450.
@. F. Emery, part 452, and 92.
Jerry Horne, part 458.
D. K. Wilson, part 49,
Mrs. E. j. Bailey, part AGO.
l. G. Hellingsworth, part 460.
Unknown, AGA, 470, All, 472, AT, one third AIS,
part 1876.
IN COMMONS.
Unknown, half II, %, three quarters OF 25. hal
&c, three quarters 27.
A. B. JOHNSON, Marshal,
ard Assessor and Collector Of Yasoo City
April Ie, 1852. (8.-l0t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04
drugs, AleHitimes, ttf.
COMPTON & THOMAS


M would apPriEe our friends and the mini.
NV oi the fact, that we are now in receint q,
Al srtlces ususily kept in our line, and fullv
prepared TO accommodate them on the most reas.
We invite the attention of all, and solicit ~
Examination Of our stock. ''' "n
Our prices will compare favorably with nm,
similar establishment in the South.
We especially call the attention of the LsSio,
to our complete and varied assortment Of Per.
Inmery' Soaps, Toilet Powders, Ponades, Puff
Boxes, Toilet Bottles, 60. &c., and man otban
articles that will not fail to excite their admir-.
ton. auNiirA-
The best Brsndies and Wines sold for Medicinal
purposes only.
All Oroers from abroad will receive PROMPT
attention. and as mnch care given them as though
the purchaser were present.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hour,
of the day and night '''' -''N'0
June A. COMPTON e. Tuo1EAc
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04

We deeply regretted eur inability to accept tho
noite invitation Of our friends, "The Young
Ladies' Of Forest Home" to attend their May
marty on the 26th ult. The fattering demonstra-
tiou Of their regard, however, with which they
sOmpmcntsd us, in the shape Of bountiful
simply of most delicious cake, will be ever re-
msmbered by us with deep gratitude, aui wish
that the happiness of our fair young friends may
b. ever commensurate with their most vivid an
ticpations; Such compliments are, Z" like angela
Visits, few and far between"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04

A CHEss CLUB.-We are informed of the
organization of Chess Association in Yazoo
City, under the name of "The Yazoo Chess
Club" This game has of late years created a
great sensation throughout the whole world,
and has assumed the appearance of national
game. 1t is game universally acknowledged
as conducive to the improvement of the mind.
Ite1pands the faculties as much as the solution
Of mathematical problem, and we are graft
fled that the spirit which has for SONS time
manifested itself throughout the country, has
seized upon the people of our city.
The members elected Hon. Geo. B. Wilkin-
son, President, and Hob. Powell, ESQ., Secre-
tary D. W. Lamkin, Treasurer; DrtLaurence,
Vice-President.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04
TO YOUNG MEN,

TO young MEN,
All who are suffering from the effects Of
YOUTHFUL EXCESS. SELF-ABUSE, or the
debility arising from SEXUAL DISEASE, can be
SURELY and PERMANENTLY RESTORED TO
PERFECT HEALTH, STRENGTH, AND VIGOR,
by using the
ELIXIR DE VIE.
This most valuable Medicine is prepared from
a RECEIPT OF AN EMINENT PARTISAN PLY
SlClAN, and is constantly used in Europe with
NEVER FAILING SUCCESS. 1t will thoroughly
remove all
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
SEMINAL EMISSIONS,
AND IMPEDIMENTs
TO MARRIAGE,
And will restore the Sufferer and the Impotent
to b state of PERFECT MANLY VIGOR. it will
thoroughly eradicate the effects of either
MERCURY OR DISEASE,
from which so many thousands are continually
suffering without knowing a remedy.
The cost Of cure is trfing One bottle will last
one month, and is suitable for either sex Sent
to all parts of the United States.
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
Address, D. H. ANDERTON,
38l Broadway, N. Y.
N. B.-A Circular containing full particulars
and directions will be sent with each bottle, and
free to any address, on application
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
April 9, 1859 ny
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04
New Lively Stable.

YHE undersigned, having erected
l Stable, on Main Street, opposite
the store Of LUX & Harrison, offers HN~
his services to the public--in the feeding and
bring line--on as reasonable terms as any other
Stable in the place.
The Stable is built on plan to give air and
light to the horses heads, which is very impor-
tant for their health and comfort
Every pains will be taken to give satisfaction
to customers Give me trial.
R.B. WILSON.
Yasoo City, Msy 9th, 1s5s.tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04

Frank Leslie's New Family Magazine comes tc
:, .vory month, without fail. Tha June number,
vbiob is now before u.s. is ehef dearre of literu.
.o,. containing more valuable reading matter
..b.r sny other magazine published, and illustra-
..d with numerous steel and wood engravings.
Wa advise our lady friends, to subscribe, as the
department devoted to the Fashions is alone worth
the subscription price. Send So to Frank Leslie
M 1S. Frankfort ST., New York.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04

YAzoo CRY. Oct 8, '5S.
DR.. A. 7. SHALLINBEsGER--Dear Sir Until
about one month since, have suffered with chills
and fevers, not having escaped an attack for more
than 10 days at time for two years. A month
or more since, purchased Of Messrs. Peter B.
Cook s. Co.. Of this city one bottle of your pills,
the use Of which, am happy to say, has driveu
the disease from my system, and restored me to
perfect health. Yours truly,
JERRY HORNE,
Watchman, Yazoo City.
For sale By PETER B. COOK & CO.
Yazoo City, May o. 1859. Am
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04
NEW DRUG STORE.
COMPTON & THOMAS

YAZOO CITY, MISS,
TTTOULD invite the attention of their friends
w and acquaintsnces, and the public gener-
ally to their stock Of fresh and genuine
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.,
Also. to their unequaled selection of BOOKS and
STATIONERY.
They are daily receiving from the Northern
cities all articles pertaining to their business,
which have been purchased under the personal
supervision Of one of the firm, exclusively for
cash, and in the cheapest markets. They fatter
themselves, therefore, that they can offer induce
msnts unsurpassed BY any similar establishments
in the South. In short, they oan and will sell as
cheap as the cheapest.
May 2s, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04

THE Rops.-From all parts Of the couu-
ty we hear favorable accounts of the crops
Sust q at this tine rain is much desired by the
nIonters. but no serious harm has resulted
ffrom from drought. The locusts. it was appre-
bended, would commit some depredations,
Init they are taking their leave without hav.
inc moested any one.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04
RUNAWAY


as committed to the Jail Of Yazoo a
county, on the 29th of May, 1859, by a
!; III, 4. lawrence, J. P, negro man who calls ~
!. lssn lN, THOM, taken up by Mr.. Lusk, and says
g. belongs to Dr. Henry, Of Carroll County, Miss
a. Snu negro is black-compl0xoned about % or
~ years old, six feet high, had slight scar on
aus rght cheek. had on when committed black
ovu rUOl nat, white Osnaburg pants and shirt. The
SS SSnsr Will come forward, prove property, pay
Salsrges Sls and take him out, or he will be dealt
WIN according to law.
'une 4, 1863. W. H. MANGUM, Sheriff.
A CARD.
order to correct certain erroneous reports
an a. Tnlcn have gone out through the country, l
apy to inform my old friends and customers,
= nv 'ne public generally, that have as much
S,.'sa ;s1 IN the Drug and Book Business, in Yazoo
snG n0v as ever had. That I have immediate
n,s. afect control Of our business. That shall
~ ays DC on hand, to attend to the wants of all
p.s'. pIO may favor US with their patronage. Thut
s,p M o. Cook 4 Co. will keep constantly on hand
il@ n and fresh supply of all articles in their line
n, BUSINESS, and finally, that zoe will sell as lou
'e'@ or on time, as any one and little lovsr.
Va. PETER B. COOK.
--Vo Oity' May 2S, 1859 1y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04
DIED,

OAhOp
In Canton, on Thursday, the 26th Of May,
WILLIE MCWILLTE, son of Mrs. L. CALHooN, aged
years and months.
Sleep on, Willie No dreams Of care are thine,
No anxious thoughts that may not rest;
For angels arms around thee twine,
To make thy infant slumbers blsst. G..
In Memphis, Tenn, on Monday, 23d of May,
Mrs. ANN WILLIAMS, consort of q. II. VIII
nAMs, Esq., of Memphis, in the 9th year of
her age.
The deceased was the daughter of our old
and much esteemed citizen, Col John NJ.
Sharp, and although q native of Tennessee
was reared from early childhood in our midst,
where, by her winning manners and many kind
ly virtues she had attached to her by the
strongest ties of affection many warm and de-
voted friends, who now deeply mourn her loss
She was member Of the Methodist Church,
and by her walk and conversation while living
fully illustrated the Christian character, and
now that she is gone, has left bright example
to those who would reap the reward of a
life Of purity and righteousness. As Chris
tisn, she was exemplary in her conduct; as
wife and mother, kind and afectionate; as a
child, warmly devoted as a friend, true and
cOnfdlng; and indeed, she discharged all the
varied duties of life with such sweet amia-
Ollity and unpretending sincerity, that marked
heras one over whose untinely death all might
shed tears of regret Her remains were fol-
lowed to their last resting place by many
trends, who knew her we'll and loved
her much. The bereaved husband and or
phaned children, and the aged father whose
uOsry head is now bowed down in sorrow by
the loss of his only child, have the heartfelt
SYmpathies of the whole community in this
SAD hour Of their affiiction. But the sympathy
OF friends is unavailing. Time alone can bring
nsallng..on its wing but may we not hope, that
'ne thought that the gentle Ann has gone to
a brighter world on high" will soethe their
sorrows and Danish their griefG =.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04

NEW SUPPLIES.
A RTICLES for the Toilet and Perfumeries-
"A Tooth Brushes, Ivory and Plain;
Nail do complete assortment,
Hair do Buffalo, Rosewood, English
Extracts for the Handkerchief,
Eau de Cologne, genuine John Marin Farina
Pomadcs, atick and in jars of every kind.
Fancy Soaps, Lubins, Honey, Brown, Wind
sor, &C.,
Puff Boxes and Powders of all kinds.
Just received and for sale by
PETER B. COOK & co.
Yazoo City. May 28, 1863.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04
POWERS & WETGHTMAN,s oTTNTNE

POWERS & WEIGHTNIAN's QUININE.
|W have made arrangements to be supplied
M. monthly, direct from the manufacturers,
NM. me above celebrated brand Of Quinius,
NIL Va We will sell very low for cash or to punc-
NJ customers m on time. A supply just received
--sy = 1858. THOMPSON & GRAY.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04
Embellishments


NIOLEN from the subscribers Stable, g.
~ SIX miles north of Canton on the night -2c-SS
Oh the 9th of May, one large sorrel MARE with
a small star in the forehead, and gear marks, ten
OF eleven years old. Also, one large black horse
MULE, about or years old, gear marks on
MN, one Of his fore feet split have tracked
the thief as far as Moores Ferry on Big Black.
b., FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD for tho restora-
T9n TIC Of my stock, and the apprehension of the
Ahle1' W. Il. MoALLISTER
Canton, Nay 70, $50 II
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04
Land.

"hsh to sell one hundred acres Of land e
Ina ~ = me town Of Benton, adjoining the -
.lsss.gn feaster and others. The most Of 1t Is
''fsu. Price $4O0. pply 70
Ny %, III. 0V'y'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04
MARRIED.

At the residence of Maj j. M Roberts, iu
Canton, on Thursday evening, June I'd, 1859. by
Rev. D. E. Burns, Maj. s. s. CALHooN, of Yazoo
City, to Miss AUGUSTA RoBERTs, of Canton.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04

CHILLS AND FEVER.
. GROSS shallenberger's Ague & Fever Pills
A2 India Cholagogue
/ d" Minors Magical Fever Cure
Speeds Fever Tonic,
Just received and for sale by
PETER B. COOK G co.
Yssoo City, May 2s, 80.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04
TO Cotton PIaniera.
Carriage Making and Repairing

no you want your carriage or mv
~ buggy repaired? Go to the old cSks-S.L
stand of j. ]. Clague & Co. The wv
undersigned do not aim to make reputation
for cheap work--being satisfied, from long expe-
rience that doing first class work at reasonable
profit is the only true method of conducting a
business that will prove satisfactory to purchasers
and mechanics. J. ]. CLAGUE s. co.
Main Street, Yazoo City, Feb, 26, 1859. 1v
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04

PETER B. COOK & co,
MAIN STREET, YAZOO CITY, MISS.
ENERAL Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, and
~ Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window
glass, Sash, Putty, Dye-Stuffs and Glassware,
Lsndreth's Garden Seeds, Fine Perfumcry, Soaps.
Brushes and Combs, Pure Wines and Brandies.
prescriptions and orders will receive particular
attention ct all hours Of the day or night
FRESH AND PURE MEDICINES.
For Family and Plantation use, always on hand.
Manufacturers and sole Proprietors of Cocks
Southern Carminative, and Cooks Dyspepsia
Tonic.
Most of the valuable popular Family Medicines
always on hand.
May 28, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
FANCY SOAPS.

WTRIGHT'S Purified Almond, Glenn's
w White Windsor, loves Brown do, Ba-
zin's Lymph, Mangnet's Savon Omnibus, do.
Lemon do, Sassafras Bar Cleeve's Honey,
Hauel's Omnibus, Eugenie's Palm, with great
v riety, not mentioned above, manufactured
by the best Perfumers and Savoniers for sale
by COMPTON & THOMAS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04

DIR. H. LAURENCE, DENTIST,
Will be absent for a few weeks from the 10th
:, Ju.s (4O-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04

The NanAand Plantation for Sale.
THRE undersigned will sell on reasonable sSa.
4 terms bis valuable PLANTATION,
the Yszoo River, Is miles above Yazoc City, con-
tanning
500 Acres Of fine Swamp Land,
300 of which is Deadened and about 70 Cleared.
The place has upon it all necessary buildings.
CATTLE, STOCK, HOGS, &C. will be sold With
the land. Apply to, or address at this city,
Y. I. MEREDITH.
April ,, 1859. (Sl N
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-04

q DOE. Wofes Schiedam schnapps, large size.
u do do do do small do
6 do Hostetter's stomach Bitters.
do McLeans strengthening Cordial
4 do HooAand's German Bitters.
do Hegmsn & Clark's Cod Liver OIL
do Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
do Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
do India Cholsgogue.
GRO. Browns Essence Ginger
l do Railways Ready Relief For sale by
June 4. CAT.