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IsJUnED rs A ScUFFLE.-Pbilip Hins, man lity
vesrs Of age living Ne 5 West twenty esnth gree 81
r,nd-e sg.iu Hicllolss Ross German, OF Nc 20 " e
sns seventh ssssssd him AID In u scons wnin
100 Iiins Eel and fractured Of hs egs de vas taken
psss Hosus for treatment Ross surrendered himself
c rnyr ii ibe Twent4b Ward and being taken before Ias
tice QDhckeDbaEh, he We aisen@sea -, SPPe~-'N -
-" 2aaRoy OF BURGLARY.-Louis Dolong German
htch.y was arrested BY Officer Bezksr OF the f9ah WAC
bsyssd with having broken into the cigar store OF yohn
No ~ William street, By means Of fase heJa VI ~ M
i rtss an tobacco The prisoner ~s caught 70 ths pace
md snpssd 70 ssssps BY kas from .ieeow INTO shs ~
yard bai fa.hd in hS purpose ~ - NJ sS
fnsl
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goods in the marle. The s,lss " ode - naDce''sr
are 30 coDduc ed thai every sDgaged u mapn's'-
tuire is well posted- land can, thereto e. act uir w
hdepce, which re'eves,hr paSsri from ,hoss aostg-
nps which emesrra,s tho Am~ricyn psnaf,o arr.
There is not only NOS an excess Of spindles sns
counny, but these s DO iGdas; Isl pursui. xsih "a
eeclJ ID TO keep pace "ith tho nsnrl d.ys)yu.l II
the country except ;biau>rea, for ~sils oerai De.
pqIimepts are o crowded, there are others TO re-
ayicie5; bstty seady, uniform and ist.Ils-n. ~.
ton the different Departments cond he s4uatzss, asi
give place to the new enterprises w progressing.
The shipments Of Domesti tbe pss week have been
satiractory but that 10 China WA the recall Of pc
v;ous contracts as no new engagements are esing
made:
We annex our usual sun mary Of The exports Of Do
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uaxyy.--LAte

CHAncr or Passive CousrtRrxrr Mesrr.-LAse
on "Wednesday pi.h. ysmes b. Holmes, nsohsis yS.;a
rsstsd by Officer Arderson Of the Eleventh H1a
psssps an excellent eouptsrss - bill pafpeeet ~
nuue lssue Of the Leather Msnnfscnrev banh o. ~ c5
john Landers the Of hsccn snd s,e 81
i uthsr charged posed <neshsr o. As sasss cS -
etston ,sre< Amer passins he countsreie s1 r. -
70 hr Foursssnah IH5rA kut spssssssrY ~ $780,
wss tsAsn bsioss yssics nrs.nas, M eosEn'S
thai IN SshuM " D oU hsal
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GAs-woRKs.-The are Ssl accompanies IN ne
Union, with capital of nearly $so,ooo,ooo' The
State Of New-york bas III Pennsylvania 4s; Aas,a
chusetts 40; Illinois Is, and Ohio 80. There sss "
Great Britain nearly 100 gas works, tEss 70 oar one
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CHERIFF's OFFICE, City and County Of Neu-
- Yyk 81 hereby certify the above copy the
original notice received BY this day from the SECRETARY Of
Stste.-Ausur 8, 1860 JOHN KELLY,
Extract from Chapter 40 Laws of 1850 ia The Sheriff
T ~ the County Of who shall receive notice Of
An election shs without delay deliver copy Of such notice TO
e osd Supervisors Of said county and each Supervisor Of
S couuy he also of such notice 70 be pub
Hsbd once week until the election therein specified IN
eb said county not exceeding fifteen In number
hsvT the ges circulation In the city and the county
Pursuant tothe extract propetor of newspapers
oti6sd rot this advertisement uness duly auth grEed
"O~-'N JOHN KELLY,
Sheriff OF TIE City and County Of New York
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mater-Cnre.
ffaal Notifes.

TN PURSUANCE OF al order OF tne ogrrog = .s
r.sns having against MARTIN Us0EIG g.. lsIs M
cky Of New Yok baker deceased 70 peer. 70 We
yoacheIs efs 70 the sabseribers ~ the once OF
II 8LOyEE ESQ Ne ls Waist u the CITY ., Sew yk
- 80 ~ ~@&'o' i"~ HENRY UHGBacH Eseealer
slbg lsvssS LCUJsA nH9RICH, Exseusfs'
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Ilork Dailp Gribt,ta
LAW LVTELLIGENC,E

SUPREME COURT-ClRCuiI.-SEPT 2-Hefore Jnstee
an tn1roRs yxCUsE FOR NOT sEKyISo As JUROR.
HY Oliver Johnsor the editor Of The NatoHdl Ant'-
Saceyy Standard having been summoned % juror In ihi-
Cou,, p sented the ing for being excused nom
service endorsed on the bach Of the summons;
1.-The within named party s 10 be eSSused nom the erSce
which summoned the gould that he helo ~
public opinion much he IL editor Of me va
ede Of Slavery and the dissolution Of the Asrc m
Union covenant with Death and IN a.
"Ssptenber 10 1860 OLNLh 'ohNSON
the Judge win decide the uiency Of the above excuse
Friday.
CHNnrsRs.-Before Justice lSGRAHAs
THE WEST wAsHIsGTos MARKET cAsE-THE NOTION
AGAINST TAYLOR FOR cosTEaPT ABANDONED.
James 3. Taylor sst The Mayor, &c
Mr.. II. III. Anderson, the Assistant CorporaHon
Counsel stated hist opposition made 20 the CITY
taking possession Of the West Warrington Market wss no'
intended TO the motion for attachment against lay
oT for contempt They had been sctated oy any
feeling In making the notion and they hsd succeeded IN 'n
OBJECT which merely 70 gain the possession the property
they would drop the motion for contempt -
THE SEVENTH And NINTH AyEhVE RAILROAD CAsES'
Counsel being ready 10 90 on to-day these cases
set down for the 18th.
DECISION.
Charles Carville agt Daniel ID. Remssa ct aL-Mp-
ton granted require reply ns.ssis affecting the
discharge, not appearing In the papers.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPsoIAL TERx-ssPT. 7o-Befofe JUS
tice BoswoRTH.
Moore et al. act. Goedel and Antz-Charge settled.
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Annexed is the statement of the Orleans Banks
for the week ending Sept Is:

Total.......s ga IA l5s li1S s,s2s4o4 1881 $50
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
of exchange held by the various Banks, and also the
Gums due to distant Banks, the latter being comprised
IN the tahla of depoeis &c hOHn above:
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THE Chicago Press of Monday evening Gays:

The Exchange msks. rather close at regular
b. made vessels arrive now daily expected WI
naain the price the bgurs B1yne rates 1TUt
cent PREMIUM Currency In fair snpsy Gold buying sss
lc pr. mipn selling Outside banks there Re veJ ee
sco5 pauer offering Discount the note srckes
range n NJ l1t p month The latter Ia An o2ssade
figure the Uhng 'es though very Little sspsr
hnds its way the stIeet on any terGa
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THE FOWLER DEFALcArIOs.
The Counsel for George Law aad Gustsvus q.
Copoyer have sisen notice OF motion for esv TO issue com
nson 70 Havana, 10 take the testinony OF MI ro"e
r es 10 The who prosecuted on the oond
ryen by them Mr. Fowles integrity The notice given
ior neat Monday.
The Grand Jury into Court with an indict nsn'
,r, Frank Jones charging him with larceny on the nigh ses
~ e,lng ON ID. ship SIR Robert Peel trunk containing
oliver watch and other articles Of ewey and wearing sp
III prisoner pi.sded not guilty and having counsel Mr.
px was as.isned s his counsel and his ta was set down
for Monday next
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4. DoEt know.

SUPPOSED FATAL RAILROAD CAsUALrY.-About
m O'Clock Wednesday Night PsicL Devine an lh.h sseeI
6i return ing e1cursion 10 partial state o. In
toIcstion slipped and fell nom Oh. mont platform Of Third
syspu. ea which hs riding before the wheel which
rs,d eye, both crushing terrible
IL wa, ,ksn on aud Bellevue Hospi where the
s,tsudips pbysAn bis injuries 10 be Of fatal char
art~Y Deyns lives q No. % Mulberry street .
nj ynrs, 10 si Awsl 10 Nsvpsv n / t@ Vie ssk n
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IN PURSUANCE Of An cIdeI Of tho Surrogate
Il the County Of NevYoIA sotee IL eeyeey gwen 70 Al
yesrOos having c6im against JOHN DEMAHkst late Of IN
vouchers thereof subscibesA At the sce Of HENH
e. WRJGHT Counselor ct Law No 70 Broadway New on
CITY on or osfor, Of October nexDated New
Yoyh N,rnk a. la0 HODERlCK y. Glow,
- WV Al hinistraief.
ANNA DEMAREST
,nhaol,x6r,oYs Administrators Of aid 3ecssseA
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Receipts Of Produce

Total bv all Poufes Sept 30 lseols bbls flocI 10
Milky, leo pigs Lard
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sct,ors both on caD and pspsr have osen made at a
slghi CONGO ion. 1896
Sessrs Taylor Brothers quote Land-wSnants as
Ellovs:
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Of $500 80

TotAl,,u,..b's,Ioo OF s095 30 Uec'''' tz,'sI IT
Weekly statement Of earnings Of the 81. Louis, Al
ton and Chicago Railroad for the second week Of Sep
TENDER:
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TQGN THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
1OOUC EHTRAL LRoAD. lCOt
GREAT DoUBLE.TRACK ROUTE
The TE f saosF Es rs Fs Vi


The sspesiy q the Reed saaAl In the country
Ofice No. AstoT House, Of Vesey-r
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers TO and from Gin
ctansh Chicago St L0u St. Psal Nashville, Memphis New
O and AL other In the West Norhv,a and South
wet sed for speed and comfort by route
Trorgh trains the West New York foot o. Court
J. Morning Express, Evening Express
SleeptDg and smoking q ali the trains.
Fare always low and the We quick, by any other
BY this route Frrights Of all descriptions be forwarded to
any point Railroads Of Ohio KentuckT indiana
uiBeis, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RBGT any port the nsvssble rivers Of the West by
sssznt "a from Pittsburgh - -
ne mt, Of Freight 70 and any point OF the West
PeunyfVauia AL times favorable charged
by ether Railroad Copnies Merchants snd shippers ntrus
iss e her Freight 70 this Company rely
ath confidence is speedy transit
maintains Eugrant Accommo dStion
Line BY sch parties emigrutng westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable Of half the htcss rates
OF aJe. j. l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Asor House
LEECH Co., Freight Agents,
No AttoT House and No South WulizmwL
MCDONALD BISCHOFf, EmisAEt Agents,
no. Bs,tery place.
ENoCH LEWIS, General s0p't Altoona Pa
NkW- JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPBIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Nai and Express Lines leave New York =; and
and and fare So Through tickets sold for Gin
the West aud fof Washington Ne. Orleans and
sOuth kc and through baggage checked 70 Washington In
J. W WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage viii be received for trains unless delivered and
IS minutes in advance OF the time Of leaving
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- YOri CHARLES HOFFMAN agass. ELIZA hoff,
MANN 10 ELIZA HOFFMAN You sre hereby sunmones
and required 70 Answeg the complaint IN this action WHICH VS.
ALEC IN the oce Of the Cet Of the City and County New
w ~ ths Sv Han Ia sed City September eth iStc and 70
serve oopy the sad compliant Oh tne tao
scrbes theh Office No. 2a5 broadwsy IN sna Wy % "
Yarl within twenty after TIVE service OF thf sn %
you exclusive day OF such 'ervie. aud 700 1 20 ,
his action VIII sppy the Cour. fz the rehe demanded h
the communicated August let 1860 - . 20 ,.
'"0 0'"'p IRyISG COOK 4 PLACE, Plaintiffs Attorneys
SAT-
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CITPRFME COIIRT-CitY and County Of New.

CUPREME COURT-Cty and County Oh New,
SYmk-PFTER KOHLBECK Psintif, agaius' NORRIS
FREDERICK, Defendant-Sumnons ior money aenens on
contract To the Defendant Yen are hereby ana
herewith served upon you and 10 serve scopy snsws
a. h said complaint the subscriber, ct his Once NO. U
wan street In TIE City Of NewYork within twenty days ae
The service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service ana
Won s 10 answer complaint within the time aoresaa the
plaintiff in this action viii take against You or the sum
n sixty doas with interest the hrE day Of May one
eight hundred and xty besides the costs o. th action
-psted July 10, 1860 PHILLIP =; sMIun,,
Plaintiffs Attorney, No. 90 Wall-strect
The complain. In above entitled action duly hled
The ONCE Clerk the City and County on
the 18th day Of July 1850. PHILIP y S%Ih,
Nv 2O-lawlOwEs Plainffh's Attorney.
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Ae0iral.

A sTHMA instantly relieved and permanently
n cared by FENDTs sRoNCHi ~ ClSARELdESS
A SIHMA instantly relieved and permanently
"a cured by FENDTs BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES.
A gTHMA.-The worst chronic cases, such as
~ have resisted every other treatment yield nlasy 20 the
PovsIs q FENDTs BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES
A STHMA.-Fo the instant relief and permanent
n su5s Of this di'''es2nfE io%8Bipis' use
BRoNSHiAL eIGAARETTEs;
''''' filRs ri Pa DEF6f ks BROADWAY
DURHTON's QUICK RELIEF, the Great Inter
I'D IA and External PAIN ERADICAToa For Ahsunatsm,
Oorctions Dysentery, swelling Lsmenes OF Pains and
Aches 1t and never falling remedy Sod 81 Nes ~
DRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
sess..y Howl Bsoanse hsy parity he blood and
s ~ ssvsc many HE Sold a. No. 2SI Csnals mot
oomsJ of Broadway but No 24 Canal st. bEs1dIsth House
HS And ey m YssspectAb.e dealers
Price IS cents per box
VATARRH You can now obtain that only rems
~ e5y for Of this dsesse1pI SQopAtEs
RR MOwEK No IS Beekmsp .t n " havs e FOR whole
ale and retail Priee ior single bottle = WIN oecns 0
p p1a phl. S d sSIa csisb =
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
HI The 0rsefenberg Company's Uterine CATdoLSON
IL certain cure al female irregularities, weakness tuInors,
ulosrAon Inflammation whites falling and other Ioca derange
ep Of the uterine organs well the constitutional troubles
arisipg from them.
Prize 81 SO per bottle. ~ For sIK DOLIAas RrvR Boz.
7ISs WILL EIPKKss, AND CHARGES PREPAID TO
sxp OF PROM NEw-YoKK III
Address JOSHUA F. BRIDGE, NJ d., Resident Physician,
(yyssEsnbsrg Institute, No. 2 BoND-Sr., NEW-YoRK-
ryDI BRIDGE pledges his word fOI the truth Of the above
"a 4. tnse confidence In him where he u not known he
x<rmisieA 20 refer, among others, 70
HOnLoE GKKEIEY, Of The Men York Tribune
Prof A p PE1HopY Of Harvard UHirersity, Mas
Rev z H. CBAPIS, j. D., Of Neio- York
Dr. BuDsK sttend professionally to al csses Or disease
s I'll ,ivs patents ms JesdeHee who are afflicted with
,pv Of u. .boye symptoms with cOnsampdve difficulties or
tbc.e desiring sres. and skin At tines Of confinement
mosOus sparsruents every comfort viii be found For
ts,n, ad6yess Dr.. BRIDGE, as above
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPsc1AL TERx-sBPT. 7a-Before Ju
tce BoswoRTH.
Moore ct eli. sgt. Goedel and Antz-Charge settled
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NATARRH You can now obtain that only rems
~ eJv for cure Of this dse2se-Dr. GOODALPs
ERRHIEE 20 long withheld from sale PENFOLDi PARK
PR MOVER No is BeekmaD at, n " have IL for whole
sts and retail Price bottle 81 with directions for
unf By ncogny any obtain Of them
phlet-d eecyi pil.RC
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comm cLLTEpAR-THIs DAY

COURT CALEkDAR-THis DAY, -.
supprny CouRT-GESERAL TERa.-Ernmeratea .
Nos 80 a. a. D. a. o. 49, o. o. 49, o. 81 o. ~ a. - -
81, Il. isi 81 90 c,uor,r isbo-, canssal.-Nos.
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J. Subscribers who do not givs express notice
To ths contrary, are considered AS wishing to
continue their subscriptions
2. If Subscribers order the discon tiruauce Of
their paper, tho publisher may continue to send
to them until ali arrearages are paid, and sub
scribers are RESPONSIBLE for all numbers sent
g. Ii subscribers neg ect or rcflpse to take their
papers from the Office to which they arc directed,
they are held responsible till they have settled
their bills, and ordered thcir papers discontinued.
4. The Courts have decided that a refusal to
take a newspaper or periodical from the Post
Office, without notifying the Publisher, and the
payment of all arrearages, is pr'ma fcie evidence
of fraud
8. Subscribers of newspapers or periodicals re
moving, are liable to pay 50 long MS the paper or
periodical may be seut to the residence of the
party at the time of subscription, unless notice
Is sent Of such removal to the publication office
8. Many persona who subscribe Tor newspaper
think that unless thc publisher can show ther
names on the = subscription list +" they are not
liable to paJ even for the papers they receive aud
take out of the Post Office But law, as well as
equity, has decided in favor Of the publisher
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obr I1a,oo Dtlrofrat.


TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. E
One copy one year, if paid in advance...$ .$3 90
If not paid within six month";. 30
RATES OF ADVERTISING
One Square, Ten lines or less, first inser-.
tl0n ..........S1 W
Each subsequent psertion.................... so
A liberal deduction made to yenrly advertisers
Advertisements for charitable institutions and
public meetings, half price.
Marriages, Deaths and Church Notices, not
exceeding ten lines, inserted ns news: obituaries
and tributes Of respect at advertising rates
Advertisements not merked with the number Of
insertions, will be rublishe, TILL FORBID, and so
charged
The privilege Of yearly Advertisers will be
limited TO their own regular business, unless
otherwise agreed uron.
Yearly advertisements will BE continued unless
notice is given TO the contrary.
No paper discontinued uht ail arrearagCs arc
paii.
All Legal Advertisements must be paid for
Bhet the proofs fGruithca.
All Advertisements and Normr unientions should
be handed in on or before Thursday morning, to
insure attention.
All Communications for the paper must be &C
compauied with the names Of the author
JON WORK
Hzecrtcd with neatltos aud dispatch, for Cash
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"A l. o.
GREENS CAHNEINATEVE sYRUp

OR, DIARRHGA MIXTUREl
A speedy, safe and efactad remedy for D.
orrhoG, DySentery, Cholera Intantum q,
Summer Complaint of Children, Clolra
MorbaS, md any. or oH, Hreguiaritis Of
the BoaCeJS.
Travellers should always have q supply o' mi,
Syrup with them, to counternct the derapgrn,,t
Of the Bowels consequent on using change Of
Water.
Every Family should keep This Syrap. and p,r
ticularly in the summer time. when Fruit, m
abundant, and the bowels of Children fr-nnsslV
become deranged Ii willsbs found eficscsns il
restoring them to their usnal healthy achaA
Hundreds Of certificates mighr he oh,iDA
establishing the yalne Of this remedy in d.-,r
Of the bowels, one only or which We viii ius.r
here. Read the following from D. A. Tuctstt
Esq, an eminent Lawyer, and highly rerp-ctsa.
citizen Of Canton, Miss
" This certifies that have used GREEN'S Gsr
minative or DiarrhGa Mixture in my fnmiiy h
several years with perfect success, and confir.t
recommend it to the public, us the he.i remedy
know Of, for Darrhma and simil diseasrs Of '
Bowels. Ills especially adapted to the SUNNI
complaints Of children, who take it readily, {"
are fond of il. 0. A. LUCkETT
" Canton, Sept %, '5s."
For sale by COMPTON s THOMAS,
YaIoO City,
And by the proprietors,
CASSELL Il BAUGHN, Canton, MS
June 19 1870 r4Q1
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-31

"CoME REST IN THIS BosOM.-One Of
the fullest bosoms of ancient or modern times.
says the Boston Herald, was exhibited at
the first station last evening, when a woman
who had been picked up drunk on the side
walk was brought in. There was an unu8
ual fulluess in the region of her bosom,
which Induced suspicion that it Was not
natures hand work, and voluntarily she
commenced revealing the mysteries of her
person, not, however in such a manner as to
shock the sensitive nature of the officers
She removed from her dress bottle of
champagne, two plates, balfa dozen oranges,
ten doughnats, four pieces of cake, pound
OF butter, pound of sugar, quarter of a
pound OF tea, coffee pot gridiron, and no
doubt would have brought to Eight cooking
stove, if the officers had not tired of reccivt
ing the articles drawn from their seclusion,
and begged of her to dess; That woman
would be treasure to man about to start
to California by the overland route, as she
could carry such quantity Of refreshments
IN her bosom, aud always have them handy.
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LaAL.L ELEALn,., 4. -. -.
Business Car0s, %f.
HO! FOR THE RAIL-ROADI
fFRIOlM X AzooL gIFE5
By D. W. Lamkin'S Four Horse

TT MAIL coAcHGl
m w. .IAAIKIN has new a Daily ksls fssss,
J, 14-passenger Coach running RiLal- 4
from Yazoo City to Yaughan's Station on the
Mississippi Central Rail Road connecting with
the evening train, Al 81 o'clock down, from Good
mans Depot Lexington, Carrollton, Grenada,
Water Valley, Grand junction, Memphis, and
ALL THE NORTHERN CITIES.
Then remaining 2 hours for the Southern
train up, connecting with Canton, Jackson
Vicksburg. New Orleans and
ALL THE SOUTHERN CITIES;
making the trip from New Orleans to Yazoo City
in 18 hours via New Orleans, J. q. N Rail
Read then by the Mississippi Central Rail Road
and Lamkin's Daily Stage Line.
Persons travelling to or from Yazoo City will
find this route much cheaper and quicker than by
any other route and make direct connection
with all places on the Rail Road and Sims 4
Sutton's Stage Line
We viii always keep extra vehicles. to accom-
modate all the travelling public. a
Stage leaves Yazoo City every day at 10 o'clock
A M. and connects with the cars at Vaughan g
Station at p NJ; returning, leaves Vaughan's
Station at 8 p NJ, and arrives at Yazoo City at
2 A. NJ.
October 90, 1858.
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MULES.

T AM prepared to furnish Planters WIN
MULES of every description, fromx
the largest to the smallest size, on the pess VI.
/ have made On arrangement by which can ~ N
ply the wants Of my customers on the suv,
notice. If l have not suitable stock on nsIJ 4;
have made an arrangement by which lne A
that may be desired. will be Furnished, y !. \ \
course Of two days at the farthest VIII !. II .bd
object and aim to give entire satisfaction y ~
who may favor me with their patronage; s1vrI
D. r. MlTChHnD
Yazoo City, February 1S, lS6O.2b.
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Lower saw MIL.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his
/ friends and the public, that he is still engaged
in carrying on the Clover Saw Mill, 2 and is pre-
pared to furnish all kinds Of lumber at the short
ess notice. 4a
BSs' The ROAD to the Mill has been put in
first rate order, and wagons can haul over itwith-
out any trouble or delay at any season of the
year. TH0S. METzLER.
Yazoo City, June 8, 1868.
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New Firm.

NT E respectfully inform the citizens in and
wv about Dover, that the business will be con-
tinued under the new style of j. BERKSON &
BRO. Thanking, them for their liberal patronage,
and soliciting the continuance Of the same, we
promise to give entire satisfaction to all.
J. BERKSON g. BRO.
Dover, January 14-3m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-31

DEATH OF A VENERABLE LADY Mrs.
Elizabeth Crockett, widow of Davy Crock
ttt, memhcr Of Congress from Tennessee,
the hero Of the Alamo, died on the I'd inst,
Of apopIexy, in the 74th year of her age
Mrs Crockett had lived for several years in
johnson county, Texas, aud was a most es-
timabIc and amiable woman.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-31

The HEAVEN OF DEBTORS. s.-W Wisconsin
has abolished the system Of collecting debts
by execution The State must hereafter be
considered the heaven of debtors. The fol
lowing sections show the tenor of the bill
lately enacted.
Sec. l. There shall hereafter no final exc
eution be issued, upon any judgment rem
dered upon the action for the recovery Of
money due or owing, by reason of any con-
tract, expressed or implied, either for princi,
pal or costs.
Sec. 2. Process in the nature Of final exc
eution, may be issued for the sole purpose
of restoring to the possession of cesti que trust,
pledge, mortgage, lessee, or other persons
having special lien upon, or interest IL,
specinc property, personal Or real, and en-.
t!tled to such POSSESSION 81 lien, by the terms
Of the Judgment Of the Court
See. .. This act shall not apply to cons
tracts in force at the time OF its passage, nor
to actions found upon tort.