Yazoo Herald-Democrat from Yazoo City, Mississippi • 3

i intttM i.l:s. NEW ADVERri5PMTNT8. nevrox ik c. A Colored Kan on the Bond Qu cs I'I KSONS ASK Mr. Charles Hyatt loit on stage, bound lor New ork unit the IR A -DHMOCKAT.

CAMPBELL, Dusines Manaj-rr. LP! CIS I tj j. Ihii Iniug Kill oh. IiH-s the reader know that this organization has passed the TIiibieon" of experiment and is to-day an a-suird Mieeess I' i-every hit true. Twice a week this compauv assembles at ils armory and goes through the infantry drill exercise, under the careful ai painstaking Inilioii ef apt.

l'ii-v and Harris and that oid veteran. Scrg't Tho-. Anderson. The rosier ot I hi-. oiopaiiv.

we are glad lo know i- having ii name n- ided Irom time to time. When 1 i i 1 armed and dise'i), lined, may look lor an en i ci a-i on. to the "Yazoo TT! 9 1 1 fiT 7 Ci TuT 'V, ZTi 111 lilBllIUH QL j. I Hon A Generous Offer to Assict. isisiic a lellci' 1 in leejtid to the In.

ml fiirtc. illitl the Il'tlfl' lllilsk.s it WOttlll I MS I'd- I Ier IVtf our 11 ei 1 10 1 1 friend's ait.l I -piivi'ts r.ottl.i it liehiiiig 1 1 tliiit was slolell I I i fax I r.ottld leinl .1., ei v.iiiiiu i i gitui to 01:10 one willing lo help i lor I am ii-inl to do H. 'uiic. till yoars, i Kim'mi), I '''ill! il I I tied, ol brain, at her I I. -iiiif i'ti en plantation, the Tiav ol ble Moore, daughter oi A.

.1. Moore, aged years and 10 dais. There was never a tatk more pet lorui ban 1 1 7 et in luemot little spirit jll-t to guanilau-hiji 01 angel, icinruci to la- m-1 a ho goc r. ea I- nt 1' 1- Inine a syinpalhi-iug hi-hi me- 0 'louse- 1 gill li.a-l leiearkabe' lor intelligence. am I j.t 1 1.

.1. 1 1 1 1,.,. i 1 1 and and ..1 1... 1 1 i. 1 1 1 1 1 ..1 1 i "1 l.ili tciM't whoin the h' ray of lii.tc and thi- cinMein oi and purii v.

has launched i's tiny bai on tin-" oi and bv bree, perlumed th- il den. has watted j. oti- o'. a iind an. iioicd at ri s'.

in tl, re-1 sn- et I II. MEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I i i Mr. .1. W.

one ol Yaoo's cub sta.uial voungUK U.gaveusa call a low ivs i.C regrain. a popular and rle' -r Vick'-blH'u- elitlclicif. Well LlloW 11 ill Oil! midst, was hi the 1 ity a lew days ago. Miss Jelle I'Kcillv of this it a of w. C.

Craig, is i-iting the i.iuiii 01 net ieiaiies. Mi-s Alice Jordan, of the l.etib i. see- lion, is spending a lew weeks Willi the family ol 'apt. tleo. M.

Powell. Hudson. on Friday hi-l to be pre-eiil. at the eoinmcnccineol exercises the Mate I til Oxford irecn now an agent of the I men! wa- in tin eitviin la-', leaving the same day. Miss Lizzie liarksdale, daughter l-'euntain ale.

has ju-l returned from Tennessee, here she has been in attendance upon school. Mr. Seay the popular ami accompli lied salesman, lani-on. Ingram A id! a lew dae, ago I'm d'cinda. to -pend a le week- wilii his family and Ir.endi 111:11 city.

We I. "ad ilea-urc I a i-it Irom Mr. C. Pattun. ot the Summit (Mi.

1 1 lines, on Wednesday la-t. Mr. 1'attoii i-a uio-t conipauiouable and get- out one ol the be-t in the Stale. The aeeouii'lished and hi-iutilul Mi-- I I. i.

I. tUiimv our 1 it lor a lew s. lie gue-t ol s. A L. ardner.

and lent tier pn-euec on I hurdav la-t to the "I'-h-li'v" party at U. otiev l.ane and tc ihc cnlei lauiinciit 1 ..,,,1 al-o Ic ihc cnl. i lainnu nt r. More'- ..11 I riday evening la-t. Mi- Mollie 'apcrs.

a young lady grt iv admired tor her many acci 1,1 s. 1 ig Mrs. ba r. and iltuted 110 lit. Ie.

by la pr. em c. to ne rcceul li-u-'rv and eulei iain 0.1 ui. on, m-t .1. i ip.frv I tiliuot'c ot vueide Vi- ii.iii i niniii fepr, scn-ing a leading ii.

era I wh aVoo iv.end-. -luce poptdar 1 iv. 1 1 i. Tola Young, pr. a' i I i .1 ilmds of 1 c- t- Smi- i ALL MADE A7 0 1 1 Liberal s-J LiO XL w'JOj CO Stai)Ie Goods, 1.

toil. i' i. TO ORDER, i SHIPMENT- rii UUIDU 1U 1 dZUU UUV YAZOO OSTY. frliss. Advances on Cotton wj: K-jsi-je.

rrr. 5ims si .111110 27111. 1 i' i it does seem to me I bey ent i ont-ido 1 1 sphere, tn sav I ho v. i.nld viiMim imre and who not. CMIilliihlli lo." O'l I dislike to find fault ith sit august a 'lion, 'flue they 1 h.e abstraet 1 to so.

11 in I si had the ih. giMiig.r. nig lo tiit-1 ion-, --n-l ain. nui inving re mum-, towani- poluies am pob icia. this move sceuis.ikl'anefftrtto.orstalirn.V.cm!,.;,, action.

II there -homo be auvthuig like tiemg 1. ceii i 1 1 1 I i in phi cys and I how I it (In to go lor Stone, iie has a good ioveruor Will our ilelcgates he in-t lu ted or allow ul to go tool loose to he i'iiiii cut ion at 1 1. seems that Humphreys i- the ino-t popular ii.Te. but is it oer the Stan-'r' Tiie mighty will likely go lor I and should lu re be any I iiing like a wrangle or numerous halloiing. let iih i ninp.

on iov. Slone. hilt say you to such a step? ha- fallen, at intervals ol two or lhn.e days, for past three w. 1 ks. and grass is becoming ipi'ilo an auiciyai.ee to lazy 1 iconic, and i the v.

lion Id be lair, from this till loth July, Will lie he crotis Inn ati.iits know 11 for Veal- past. 'I lii re as unite a severe storm of v. in. I and rain on e-lerdav evening, doingcoii- siderable da ic.age to corn and frui ten- nig. 1 roes'.

Ac. I'he r.enton School, in charge of the w.n t.i-inoirou with th" u-ual -crci- 1 1 1 1 I. 1 lie school wed pn-a-cd with I 1 are Wlttl gr-sol tue puiill- and the pro-peel- lor a large -eliool i.e.M wstion, are iiiitte daltcr- I mg. 1 A1 Andy Smith by name, and a radical irom choice, had a 1 with his i l'ou -e. on y.

la v. ho cut lor him" with an axeaml would Slave the one. but lor ihe edge ot the coming in cmta. with the bre, aim gian. nig on.

avaig a 1 ai wound. honor. Judge Maiming. vm! 1 se! 1 1 a-c 111 a day or two audi decide the matter. 'I j.o -iugi-t and continue lor he uning which i all agree ulbea Liaiei and we will e.

rtaiuly extend ..11 liiVit.iliog. on that oeoa-ioii lor i.u to Itl.N ION' mi ltit Oi-irmis. .1. A. lirnliniii is now til tin- i.t.t.i imu' on I v.

's north of the ISalik. where he is pre i -in lo -i i i or km m. i. pan .1 to cry. or im.k i nan.

unlit-. lie ha- ai-oadded men! a fine oil--room, with competent he bu-y mg. uning and repairing 1'iauo-. Ilei- agent for' nickering A Hale and' r-. al-o A llaii.iiu and K-i.

i ,1. ans. ot hi man Orders r. i i c. I b.r sin ei inu-ie, in l.c auv- i I loi 1 In i I.

I -i vi.nf on boa-led tuns 'i to C. I ic. will cine cm and biood -v -ten. i 1 1 i i i i ii ji.ii i i in; on ioui I ahh to our cheek-. mn Tin; (' icstky, VI.

Mil r.M'-;lt wctllil not siii-iiii-e me tho u-nst hit I in the full ol litllllUll vr M.ninn a nut- enii in com hi the county this year, tue in It' .1 1 1 i i 1 I ''1 mar. tag. 1 -or an 1 RPA.RiN8!iP!-ACEU,N rtmm HAXDS FOr: To imri Whr.lnci'o -its 1 iJ 1 4 AVVIcUIa t-ilz-in street JTtb-ti acy ami wa aeeoiiip.il.:. il by lo- lifui oimg bride, the 01 Tom being a del. not to u- ni me time, hi- nr.rri a'.

laki 11 011- i aiia an u.iiis. 1 .1 ran. 1 nare-i WII.mi. .,11 i )-1 married ......1,1 -s and Ion vcik.i! In 1 1 1 I 1 .1. 1 -1 1.

ri I lull I oine, cure eiuiis aim Cuban hi I i.nic. ciui-s en: an. di-ea-es. (. C.

bur a Agents. A i.o i oi- au.ii:i:s lsi: si c. II. ituslVuld ll CU. All kinds of r-iei I liriuk1-.

ie.l 1 i SHIP? CHSATHA1 up ill the Itc-t siyie at the (Viiicuii! Sa- I iu Ihe iiui-ica! line. I hder- I. ir I'. Y. 11 ssi.

I'lopi-ii lor. ing pioiupliy attended to. Il'voti want auv intoruiation rite me at PLANTATION SUPPLIES, I. f. I-k il "1 i I 5 I I i I i uO Are ri a SPkT if 4- V.

ti -en at HSCHSST PmOU 51 KtJtSS VSl i' SSi 5 45 it mi ds4. Ji p'tre, good inateria! A TV OT irsj 3. cirici and n.o it ogiinc-i rmr. 1 tin doctor tit r.ciitoi, to A 4'fifYHioii. AVe ti-e in reeeipt.

through the mails, of a letter, ptiblication being iUeted. signed '-ihie the Parlicipaitt-," purporting to be "A oiile-siou of l.au-n nte Mar! in." o'ie ol the negroes who was hiin on ihe p'aeo. a few a-. i a body men. I'uder ride.

ai I ii tio. 1 1 jnilili-hiiig an in "Ms i--We il tb 1 ins. Our New II any one has ni.ted any iiiii'n'veiiient in the ii; -anoe ot Iliis -iii- ier." is due our ue "-Ivac liat. lt's a beauty, is ot many Irom the popular estaMi ol II. M.

Hriil. win re all that i hanilsoine. sty lish and reasonable in price, in gents' ready made clothing, hats. caps. shoe, shirt can be found.

Drill is genius in the selection of handsome goods in the gentlemen's fine. Mitch Imperative Illile. Camlidales aiiuoiineiuy: 1 in iil-elves ami friends eoiiinr.miealions in the in-leic-l of aspirant-, arc reminded that both i eiiis come under the bead tl adei ti-e- the tonner Slil i- too lee. and lor I i iatter in ceutsa line i- the charge, both to be paid in advance, unless with pot -ons ho hold an open account with the paper. Aftei an election these items nrc difficult of collection and also ale too small and scattered to go upon our books.

itT I lntfl-114. We are glad to learn that the city authorities are moving in the matter of giving to the city greater water facilities, in the event ot conflagration. The committee, on Friday la-t. were in consultation a iih se era! builders, with a view of building bet ween -i and eight i i-tei piosume matter will be lor tin- "htwest I bid-." at an early date. It is a land long Heeded Jiicce of tnel we arc glad that the cirv has at last loehed horns with the matter.

The Rnro 'itur'ie. From daily exchange we sc" ipiite a liHiidsoine notii ot the stable of Me--i-. Iion Winnner. in hich "IU lie of the Head" i- uotci a- "one of the ta-le-t horses in America." This notice r. to ol.

Phil (i. Cooke. Who is Weil known hereabouts. He i- the ownci. -a our coiiteiniiorarv.

ot -i pronn-iii ho -Cs. and has recent lv iiircha- r. who won a dasli of two noilcs at the last I.eiiisviiie rr.L'i-s. paying tl. same.

Yazoo has pretty good chances, therefore, of coming to ill" trout the hume i.f scvci al liisl-eia-- -tables. Now. it ftome one ot these gcmlemeit willrame one of theii ait. the county, the thing will be fixed. Wc wi-h gentlemen every in their Anollier Aspirant.

TIliS week OUtieo the are cillc ot Mr. J. upon to an W. i-h'P by no ia! ml- but Ya- lie dllc-II. CV as a cane i 'ate for the a- county Among lhe-o i- know n.

Air. ateicr ueei for hi- of tri idiii 'o and e-'n it lol lb' i- not till ghly comp. the Clef right. lice to which he a-pi: i s. but he is i i A yioing man ol il winning ada ay line habit-.

a id. of 1 he and a u-epd -c! but steriie-t iiouor alal gtity cilieii. be would only i ever -upp. n't mighl bo aec it elected would make a lir- or. '1 wording ol lii- Hi i b.

spcaks ol hi- 1 "i in a party teat lie Iih- and effect i el all ihe year- of hi- manhood. He submits lo tin- -e of hi- party Irion i-. in encntion a unii- d. ami hateer they may do will l.e rea.lv to eiid.o! so and -upport. Fry anil 2nrt.v.

fill Thur-day 1 ist eek a large number of the young ladies and gcinh men ol our city armed ihenise vc- wiih pole-, li-h-ing tackle, great ba-lieis ol jtrovt-ions and other neec ary accompaniments and entering their vehicles, drove away to tin- shady banks ot Homy Lake, here they socntthe day nm-t d.i ligiitiuliy. ti-ii-iug. chatting, li-lening to the lnoeking-bii'ds and having a day. The fisning wa- line, the dinner was KAir. the drive home pleasant and the whole affair one long lo he remembered.

On Ihe next evening the largo matision of Dr. and Mr. Moore was ablaze, the young beaux and belle began to gather, strains of music sent forth their harmony and concord ot sweet rounds, and all was pleasure, happiness and mirth. Ir. and Mrs.

Moore are famous and popular among our young people, for having been young themselves, tln-y never hesitate to lend a helping hand to enjoyments such aa the one we now chronicle. A Worthy Kxaniftle. The letter of 11. I. Kinertide, elsewhere appearing, is something out of the usual onler ot things, all the circumstances being considered.

It evinces a generous, praisewoi thy sympathy, with those of our fellow- citizens, upon whom serious pecuniary misfortune has lately lallwn, a misfortune resulting from the performance ot a patriotic duly, duty to their neighbors, their county iinil their party. Ii. Kin-caide, be it remi inhered, is a negro, and was prominent in the council-of thellad-ical party in the days ol its ascendancy. He has, however, buried the bitter past, realizes the fact that the interests ot while and black arc alike and in common, this is his home, he has intelligence, is becoming prosperous and intends henceforth, to live in peace and harmony with his white neighbors and friends. His letter indicates the birth and existence in our midst, of not only harmony, but of real kindliness and sympathy, between the white and better classes of colored men.

All honor to him for his prompt and evidently sincere oiler, to dolus part, of the good work suggested. May bis example, in its general import, be taken hold of and followed, by ail good and sensible black people. St. tiara' Acaiicraj. On Wednesday last, commencing at 9:30 a.

in- the exhibition-room ot this popular and thriving institution was well filled with a most intelligent audiencj of ladies and gentlemen, called there to itness the closing exercises of the school. We made industrious efforts early in the week to get all the data of the occasion, having been prt'Tcnted from attending ourselves, but failed. Wc have room, therefore, to say, that it was a most delightful allair, the entire programme giving indication that there arc no more careful, or more painstaking, or more successful educators in the land, than Sister Mary Lawrence, the head of the school, and the Sisters assist her This school is from year to year gathering new laurels, placing in the hands of our people edueati jnal advantages equal to those at a distance. Testimonials for perfection in studies and good dejwrtment were awarded to Misses Hosa Walerstcin, Alice Kocco, Lucie Brtunfiild and Mary McGrath. Testimonials for proficiency, among the younger students, were given to Kos King, l'iiiloiuena Tvvillmeycr and Theresa.

Uinkle. COUNTY lOIjiKrrioN. I'r the SnMr. We aie hereby authorized to iy. hi reference to the call made on I'ol.

W. II. 1. 1 se to bfi'umt a candidate for tin- State Senate, that ho will accept the nomination it madelty the county Democratic Convention. Tor the LrKtaUtnrf.

In response to the call made in the last lue of this mi W. S. Kitfkskx. we are authorized to stale that, it by tin- 1 einoeratie Convention of Yazoo county, he will bo a candidate for a seat in the lower house ot the I.ogis-1 ture, at the ensuing flection. Chass.

J. Brititvs announces himself a candidate lor the Legislature, subject to such action as the l'cinocratie party ot a-zoo may derm proper to take. For MIiprifT. At the request of many votes, wo are authorized to announce 'ait. W.

II. Sn as a candidate for the oll'm- ot Sheriff of Yazoo county, at the next election, Ve are authorized to announce the proem incumbent. Cait. 11. L.

Tayi.oi;. a- candidate for re-election to the otlU-c oi Sheriil ot Yazoo county at the next election. For Trmnrfr. We are authorized toamiouuce the name tf woi: I. M.

tor re-election to the oilic-e of County Treasurer, at the Novimlier election. ITr are nuthorizod to announce L. 15. Wakhkn as a candidate for ounty Treasurer, at the next Novemlxr election. For Anscor.

We are authorized to announce I. W. Thomas a candidate for the office of Assessor of Yar.oo county, at the November election. We are authorized to announce W. a a candidate for re-e lection to his present ollice.

Subject to the action oj a nominating convention. We arc authorized to announce M. 1. HKATIIaM. a candidate for the nliiee ot Absessor of Yazoo county, subject to the notion ot the Ik-moeratie We are authorized to announce Mr.

T. II. Bi'uhaui as a candidate for the office ot Ae.ssor for Yazoo county subject to Uie action of the Iemoeralie tarty. W. Z.

Smith, announces himself a candidate for the ollice ot county Assessor subject to the action ot the iK'iuocratic party. John W. Wateker would announce hiniselt a candidate for the Assessor-hip of Yzo eoiiutv. He commits into the hands ot' his friends, appealing to them cordially to give him their asistunee. prom sing, if tlefeateil in Convention, to jjive to its nominees hie hearty and zeal-ou For Snrf jr.

Lamak Fontaine hereby announces himself as a candidate for re-election to the otiice of Surveyor of Yazoo county at the cmiing election subject to Convention nomination. HOLKStat.VTl CANDIDATES. For 51 axiHlrate. Wearcauthrizetl lo announce G. SCI 1 1 V-ENS a candidate tor Magistrate, of Heat No.

4. Holmes county. He runs as a Conservative Democrat. Towi jottixws. H-o-t.

D-u-l-l-I. L-a-z-y. News scarce. Not much stcknrs. Mint julips in demand.

More public cisterns- good. We want a young white hoy at lhi cf- fi. Iise-ball has almost conipletely played out. Kev. 15.

Abbey on a briet visit to home and family. The editor absent at Oxford, to attend the exhibition. Wake up boys can't we get up a concert or pie-nio. something el.e to enliven the berg. Since the ending of Circuit Court things have -crown a little dull.

Four men with dislocated jaws got by trying to read the war news. Mr. E. Peterson, the clever manufacturer of vehicles, was naturalized at lat term of Circuit Court. The Ladies' Aid and Utlie Dulcie Societies will give a Festival at the resilience of Mr.

J. W. Champlin, Friday evening. Mr. Spence has a card in this issue, relative to his gin repairing establish f.

Mr. Spence is an old and ex p. i mechanic and fully understands his trade. He has any number of endorsements. We regret lo announce the critical ill-nesn ot Henry, son of Dr.

Gailberry. ho for gome months has been exceedingly ill with consumption. His end is evidently last aiproaching. and ere these tew line-shall pass through the Iron jaws of the press, his young soul may have winged its way through the dark shadows of the valley ot death, into the land of perrounial sunshine, gladness and immortal lite. Dr.

Hartcr's Fever and Ague Specific is warranted to cure the worst cases of Chills and Fever. Price onlv 75 cents. For sale by II. Kidd Co. The best 10 cent cigar in the city for cents.

The best 15 cent cigar in the city for 10 cents. C. II. Boswohth A Co. All descriptions of frozen drinks, milk punches, milk lemonades.

at Centennial Saloon. F. XV Hknxick. june 22-1 u. Proprietor.

A lot of Toilet Soap, just from the factory. "Sterling and Non-equal. Mottled and White Castile Soap, at DR. CARROLL'S, june. 22-tf.

Dr. Harter's Liver Pills will counteract the mia.viinl influence by producing activity of the biliary organs, and a Jiealthy, natural discharge of bile from the svstcm. For sale by II. U. Kidd Co.

Keep Cool Keep Cool Nun's Cloth Sacks Xew and Nice; Nun's ('loth Frock Coats Very Cool Koyal Mohair Sacks and Frocks Black Alapaca Sacks and Frocks Fancv and Striped Alapaca Sacks; Handsome line White Duck Vests AVhite and Fancy Marseilles Vests Summer Underwear, all kinds at GEO. C. KRESS CO. June 29-tf. SATARTIA INTELLIGENCE.

From the Sentinel of the 22ml we gather the following news items The recent weather haB been exceedingly favorable to crops, the rains having saved the old corn from entire failure. From every section of the "lower reports come in to the effect that the growing crops are promising and the farmers encouraged and hopeful. The residence of Mrs. McT.rod was the scene of a most pleasant entertainment, where mnste, dancing and refreshment contributed largely to flic pleasure of the guests. Then Shall fc )( Sorrow Tbcrc.

What a glorious place that must lie, all fs grand, radiant, and sublime, Heaven. There is not a human being on the Earth, hut what suffers Irom Bains or Aches, as Khenmatism. Neuralgia. Toothache, Cohe, Headache, Crampingpaitis in the stomach, Sprains and Bruises, White Swelling, Indigestion, Heartburn, Chills and Fever, ri r-iino in liHi-L- bre.nst- arms. legs and bones.

It you ever have any of tlie above diseases, or any pain or aene, go at once to C. C. Dyer and get a bottle of that powerful ami iieaimg i ta rv. 111. 1 j.

stMits Kill Pain, cures any am that racks the human body. Price 25 cents a bottle. Try one bottle, and yon will bless the day you bGugtit it. a ikuui yn i thaeick. o.i iti in vy notwithst.iiiiliiig for at or ttiivi ling over jioilioii IHC 1 1 ig II is sum Willi) I 1 i have niiuly iitt (aiiiii' w.ii he ah.nidaut kr I'Vl'I'V liU'ellCill liliritOSf.

our tioigit hot liimii vt iA hud i .,,,,1 I i on Mill, ttioic i tu in in uv.it ion than i .1.1 goes oi! Nome talk ol politics all. both Willie a n.i i.i....:. .1 iiini 1 1 ii i in 'i ot inn i i.v in. SI. in oi Slate, the D'-lliocnitio i.ar- Sgltt Stale, tl i i IV.

illiU Will III.MM OH il COtl I ioll to make ail coutitv No liitleliciipeiii HI 1 ....1 i i. 1'. li.i'.i.fl a tl, is line if it takes all Miininer. i i. v' 1 Septciiit'er 1st, will have I 1 1 i r4ftlYtll.

The ot T. l'ai lo iv. deal crs and mannlaet nrer- of -add lory mess. has been lllo-t gratllyiiigaud suece ful. In la-t tie ihrew open their doniv and began work, the stock small and the "senior" proprietor.

Mr. Harkcr, being boss, clerk, workman, ail one. Their trade grew -o rapidly and -o imiMilar did Ihov become, that tl'ev hail to add largely to ln-ir had lo cmplov one and sometime two. -killed mechanics and in every way advance in bii-ini 'l imes are now dull, money -carcc and little doing, and vet thi- lioii-o i- daily taking rank as a live, pro-porou-, in-litutii and ker it all and more too. Man OverSioiird.

We learn that a oung 11. an by the ol Omggs, ot ick-imrg. a on the steamer Yaoo. on her Saturday's up trip, fell from the boat hile as inakiii" the lauding Safari ia. ha- for 1 Ion" lime ben unoii the .1 ion inn.

,.,.1. .1 i. levtv at icksburg and wa- the round trio on tin- "aoo. He ret ired 1 ite oecunvin" the nni'er iiii th. lower 1 1 1 -i hem" oci'lipied bv not Jno.

1I-011. A- the boat blew tor Salar.ia. Mr. jumped dow 11 irom hi- birth, awakening Mr. Wilsi.n by hi- noie.

ran out upon he guard, jumped orcr a.u i up on the lower deck. Mr. ilson 1.1:1 0111 alter him. -aw him lying on me lowei deck, but before he cud -peak or act. 1 ii.

1 1 1 1 1 .1 river, and hi- body ha- lot a- yd. ai thi- Wl'ilill" V. il Ii It I thcll advanced for thi- act. i-." thai l-e i wns Inghteiied Irom in- sleep lt the. whi-tling.

and re th uglny regiitii- iu" ss. did he t.ital ork. writing the above the ii ick-burg paper- that In- body two b. -atartai ami la lo ii to and interred. Itteltir tktitl Witrlli iei-tteltlell.

I he read, riuocg our political announcement- thi- we. k. the itauic- ol i- and i.a-. i'l: i'-. 1.

the a can i aspirants -eats in tite low.r hou-e ot l.e I lire. I'll! -e 1 1 I lie! 1 life Hot oil! leg. on the e. I rar a I ititralj ale pt'olc--! ampie i.ii-iiii.i.v them at pmic hm. -tand- ing high a- lawyer-ai.

I Tiny announce tin iu e- in lo cordaii i. the part of ot strong and into ti u. ho that the are know all country known are popursr. hum-red. and ad.t, tied.

S'loh uth iuan a- those to r. pre- -nt waiid stand high in In" ul -tale, lor they are each and ail tci-. and nt u.ai own h- lac I li- IfC'V 11 -i ole l.r'-i ol ih' nain. :ui.l particular ambmon. toy at he I hi- "chronicler, and 1 hit I'd ng now Ul o'el' to tile pc ile ho-e s.

jlVi'agt an wh I .1. serve. T5ie HilliTis: tit The community was -iar'lcd on Satur-i day nioruing la-t. with the tidings that two negroes had en io-a illy made way the night pii.viou-. on the 'lark or Andrew place, on the river live miles ah.

i'. lit -re. baud of disguised men. These ncgroi Martin and lioou, been arrested some mouths ago. charged with burning the stable, nine he.nl mules, bug- gy and provender, ot A.

summon the Kurcka place, also on the river above here, 'i'he burning look place early in the Spring, the negroes were eomtniltad by the examining court, iiidiclid by the last grand jury and brought lo trial. After the hearii.g of all the cwdonoe. the State's attorney, with the eoii-enl oi tun court, entered a ritosi an and Martin and lioon went tree. Mnrlin wa shot, fir-t in hi-house and ai'erwaids outside, alter being taken out. JSoou was hung ami then shot.

It occurred bet ween midnight and day. the party numbering some fifteen, and having their faces masked with blacked coverings. Whether these ne groes were guiltv, as many believe and aver. Col and their cot, sciences inone know. Guilty or not.

110 good citizen can tlo otherw ise, than depreealu I hi- resort to violence and this taking the law into one's own hands. The evil of the thing fre-tpiently reaches out and contaminates other interests, as well as feuding to demoralize society and ihe law and order of so-eiety. ll is a dangerous resort, even hen under the influence of some justification and we deeply regret to'havc to record this affair. The verdiet of the jury was as follows Wc. the unileraigned, a.Iury of Inquest, duly empaneled, sworn, and charged to impure and true presentment make.

behalf of the Male of Mississippi, as to how Allen Boon, deceased, whose body we have viewed, came lo his death. I'pon our oaths present, that the said Allen lioon came to his death on Ihe night ot the 'iiid of l-Ci. at hi- house on the Clark plantation in Yazoo county, from gun-shot wounds indicted at the hands of persons to tin-jury unknown, and that his wife, r.eeky 'hoitn, was present at the time of his death. W. T.

Clark, I). Tavloh, ti.mohk, Taylor Wilson. Akmsi kao Colk.man. We. the undersigned, a Jury of Iiifpiest duly einpaneli-'l.

sworn, and charged to inquire into and true presentiment make. 0,1 behalf of the Stab- ot Mississippi, as to how Lawrence Martin, deceased, whose body we have viewed, came to his death. Upon our oaths present, that the said Lawrence Ma-tin came to his death from gunshot wounds inflicted at the hands of per sons to the jury unknown that said occurred on the Clark plantation in Y'azoo county, on the night of the 22nd ot June, 1S77. W. T.

Clark, J. I. Taylor, Jack Lattimore, Jam. Pattkksox, Taylor Wilson, AltMMTEAD COLEMAX. The most arlistieallv arranged bar in town, is that at Ilciimck's Saloon there all the fashionable drinks of the season may be had at all hours.

Fred JI knxick. Proprietor. Why will yo'J suffer with a shaking Chill or a burning Fever, one bottle of Cuban Chill Tonic, cures chills and fever every time. C. C.

lyer tole Agents i 1 back1' i i i i I I I I I A WT YEH A WTS i'urc Wh'f and Mrrv i' shades. Y. A and i n-c. it- lluiabio and Leon uua ii; 1. from pure 'i'c-ied on IJuiid-ings.

Handsome and I Vriii'iaoiit. Xo k. in niiving. p-et. d.

and beti. 1- than ail.V oliicj paint. ip.in iocai ingredii u-cil in -o-aaii 'd hi iiili it appealing the court that a. A. I'-etiie liid.r In IV i t' 'i' uaric-.

lie I. la-t being Henrv M. ia ir i i uu diau i .1 I i. e'cii 4 I.I, who wish tiiii-work of i. kind, by bimgingi! to Yazoo City, an hae in the s) 1,..

ho rho-'- who have wink. istooi move, wiil send; ai men W. I'K i Ya. t- i aon vh'tiie of a eerta'ii I )--. 1 in Trust i by A.

M. Holme-, to lire a debt due John 'haffe. Id iV -on. ot orlean-. which deed i r.

i i i 1 1... i .1... in iiuieaiieni iiue.ionti ihalea i.ro'i sou. ot itr eans ,1 lit hi lace ol a. I ei -c a- Ti i i irn-HOaV, AUTUSt bill, lb 7.

front of he 'our! ia or in Yaa-o ri, -en e.r ea-n to he i 't in. ea had interest iu and land- ing in II eaumy I it I nn r. i ii.r.o e'i iwi iulti'l'. -i aicl light and -eight h.i.. Ir.dii.-in north ot l.ot live L-.

ion libeen. ail ice title is to 'i'rusbi tbirnev. A tCT tt a WIlwlA.lWGj. L1 0 I I TT1 1 i'A'i la if I'rM'I i Al I I 1 V. of -aid i.otu.: i ar.r: 1 aon i ity.

conutv his Stan- alor. said, on 7. i ina.n th. eea; ed ijiiiid. I Xo.

U'Vi. 9 I 1 1 "I V' H. han h. r. Aonnui -M-at.

v.i'h! Hi" ill I tue I. -into of ceased. pr.t ing a I said eouii. audioriing him to sell certain saa! d- cedent. -itnat.

Ya to i i i i I ii in1. i i.aiic-' t- tin. Will r.r i.i 1 1 lie talc ul I llto I Lexington. taa. oi: i-mri; ual he ami po-i-itllico of sail is union.

ai- bea iah.f I by -aid r. ami pn-f-of- I' -aid nee 01 sain i.c 11 le i.i. ul iitiu la sai-l hu-- i itni'I i- 'ape i. and Y.1;' o. 1 i i-, 1 1 1 1 State of 1 i jij tin i thereforefore ordered.

That -aid non-resident parlies to 1 i inioii. ciiiet titeii lit on be taken tor confessed as lo It is further ordered. 'I hat publication! hereof ho made in ihe "I Ierald-1 1 a public printed ami pubii-hed i 111 sum 1100 count v. and that ihe clerk of court transmit a copy of this order I to oi said who-e post- ollice is know as hv law directed. CK.

M. via iiK. X. T. IN 011.

it. c. P. Joxr. Solicitor, june Isl-Ot.

Bankrupt Sale In toe matter of Haywoo.l 1'hiIIips. In Hankmptcy. lhinkrnpt. virtue of an order of the i (itirt the I'nited States for the S-onthern IMstriet of Mississippi, 1 will, as Assignee of said lianki npt. on tiie Otis, day of 1ST7.

sell nt pnhlic sale. Ic the highest bidder, for cash, before the Court-hoiisc door in Yazoo city, all of the riaht. title, ami interest of iid liiitikrnpt in iihd to the lol-low'mjr described land, to-w it Lot number throe, (i!) being the east half of the north-west (purler of section ten. (in) township thirteen. (13) lano two (2) west, in Yazoo county in Siate.

1 -MDOIIKUTV. june S-at. Hit i-jBTJtiiiM Persons in need of a first-class Sew ing Machine, l'ire and Ihirjflar Proof Safe, Pianos or Organs, Fine Eastern Hiirry, lire invited to cull upon (he undersigned anil learn facts 3nl figures. Bargains to lte hud. I'ob't Cami'iikix, Business Jlanagef 1Ikk4Li-Uemociiat.

As the timesf gi-oW harder, people Cock for cft twM-sisins to the store of I i i I I i I i I I l'reforiiag -t iu oM pa-te form. A 1 1 IM 1 A I I 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 nam! U.e eoim.ry. tute-'i. 1 and r.ost. JJ 17!) CIA ril" 17 IX Lv iM 1 JJ1 VxU.il.IJS a tint.

I II A 11 liLM'A tO I KVIUJ )IA A nnTnTrrn r.n nr rniTTTHTri Met. Ymiili-' i 'hil-irct-' Weal- i i i i -1 1 1 II ATS. Sl It, t. n.l'l I 1 i. 7 I I 4 I I T'Jorc "Vnvl" filr.Vliin TTnmn i In lime ud a trial moic-y.

I will -i II "en ire -I ock. for he la I I I 'I I.i cell! i' iv A' an i -i. i.n in. Jo i.ur own iu- I give nn- a call ur- ii. r.iiii.i...

Main wc-t ol K. i -Ul I a oo 1 1 to imin: a Th- imd-r-i ha. a .1 1... i. 1 'and ti i.au.

civ Cot.rt-. i. i i 1 1 i -1 i n.i i is i the hole or I aw in il 1 take a i mi. ly lithtul'v da'v 'and an uutv -ia him: wili an. portion ot the count to admini oath-, or i ot In-c: airg.

-a; iy t.iat wni- it iua ful for him lo eiiarg The ai- tenth the 1 aoo bar l- called lo the T.ii i i i i im: i i i lane 1st. '77-ti. sk t.iiar. enndiilales. Schools closinc St.

Iain's Academv closed Wcdncsdav Advertise one of our "shots." if you wiuii trade. i Moiiev scarce and the on the out-I look for bargains. I Ill-ciolis iic-ches i iilcit' lusi loir- pt in s. i a hat i.enlou seni l.ll ll O.ll Ol ll0 III ll.lll ll 1.1 1 I v. I.illl 1......

I'he canvas- seem 1 to be wanning ij new canditia.es. Cuban Chi'd Tonic has cured thou-ands ol ea-e- of chilis and uv known lo fail, uriug Kiiv ease of ehiils and fov. whatev.T. try it! it will cure vou. Ii Tttisr I.

ile V.oi-IJs 10 Vnfi? siekmss prevail-everywiierc. and I ii-lf i i hell Or Till' I i I I I 1 1 1 I j.i; 1 l.iver eoiuplaint and its elf. ueh as Inuigosiion. eosaveiie llo-duoho. Sour stomach.

Ilcarl The brands of ines ami hiskies, brandies oml cigars, at 'ciilennial Saloon. I'kkii Hknnick, 1'roprie or. Cuban Chill Tonic, or the great West Indies Fever and Ague remedy, a certain cure for chills and lever, at C. C. iver A Ql'IXCK Ti ll l'LAK lit' 1' 1 1:1: just received.

C. Hi it CO. Kpitor Ilr.iiAi.n Dkmuchat: Iu the list of candidates for County Assessor, wc tintl the name ot T. 1 1. IJurgard.

and while he writer of this tines not desire in the least to speak again-! the chums of other gentlemen oilering for the place, il is desired to point, out some of the reason? why Mr. iiiirgard might justly claim something in ihe way ot public favor, which please give a place in your paper. He was a faithful soldier during the late war, having lost his left arm iu defence ot the "Lost Cause." at the battle of Fredericksburg in and cm never again ha, tile many ol the implements of war or peace, but is peculiarly lilted tor the ollioe he seeks, being a good scribe and perfectly familiar with Ihe duties ot an Assessor, having served with two Assessors as deputy. the war he has tilled positions of triist, both at the iiutl behind the counters of some of the best firms in Yazoo City but is out of business now. owing lo the dullness of the times in the trade.

He has meddled but little with politics, but has. always been true to the host interest ot our people, and now seeks tliis ollice as a means of support for his family. It is true, having lost a limb in the service of the people does not ol it-sell constitute a claim to ofliee but as iu this case where the individual is so eminently suitable, by reason of 'character, capacity, and ex pel-fence it cannot be that the people will turn a deaf ear to such an appeal. Yours Truly, Jrs-riCE. A new lot of Newport Ties and La-mes' gurPKits just opened.

C. II. BOSWOKTH A CO, paipil.tiiou the lleait. Ik a-cd Spir-i its. Itiliioiisiiess.

can take I Flower wiihout getting relief and I ere. If von doubt go to vourl hug- 1 1 e'i, rvM lh- 70 ce, will Vol vou. 1 i I -f: 1 I i i I I I I I i Umbo I'tma-i. Ochres. P.i...

k-. Vt Vailed loi' an i i nt these nraU'ls from vour wel, ifAnP Jti I VJ VVi-M win iv 'ofiipetliion. PAID FGsl COTTON. E53S ft i I'H i i 1 use. or unite ns stipttlafe for ihe ts of bo.lv.

ami of never fad: -hade. lid, Vcli.iff?. and lines: made. Oniet di al no other. Chancery Notice.

the state i rt.anev ('onri of iikH Vumrl il'-lore lite rk of raid his oflii-e, sIv. i.i. Tn. -Mav. Mav M-irv .1 iiu-'-ri' st.

rlin" l-t. opining 1 Pt- sw orn r.ilIott-m- plaiaaaT. Jim .1. llogan. pray ing I'T a lt eree of said eourt.

for the sale ot eertain l.tii.ist I 'f S. L. Ilai kstlale, deseril-ed in aid Bill, it appearing 10 the eourt Iloitert t'raig ami EiIh-1 Barksdalo. iwo of fir- Defendants to said iiiil. are of the and that the esiilenee post-oilioe ol saitl ll.

Cmig is at Now Orleans, ami that of snid E. A Bjirks-tlale i- Xew hi the NMrte of Louisiana. It is then-fan ordered. That siii.l I 'eleiitiiiis 'iier fheir appejir-aiiee heroin, on or lieforv the Second Kosulay in July Next, 1S77. tveiitg the day of saitl inonlh, ll ile.s.

lo be held the lerk of sjihl eonrt. at hi ofliee. in I lie -ourt-hone of sjiitl jr.oo cotHstv. plcjiti. aiiywer, or tk-inur to siihl HlU or tiie same ill he taken lor Confessed as to them.

It is further ordered. That pnWieatlOil hereof Ik? made aceording to lavt in the "lJenihl a public nev5-pnptr prinwl, Tvishl in said eoun-ly, and the elerk ot this Court trails mit a copy of tlite order to -aeh said non-resilent defendants, as by law dirccf ed. G. M. PO WET Clerk By X.T.lt GH, l-C' SofceHtfT 1 1 For -ate hole-ale only .1 at 5 5 5 FuSton Street, riew York.

CENTENNIAL MEDAL AWARDED, I-itK I 1 OF Harrison Bros. Paints. 1 bSCOilO lilCliaaV IH AUCUS I HSXT iilfilSCS. AltilOUgtl tile Clt.V IS 111 full blast, neither the ''V'l'f ur A bfeimen Mar-hil or 1 i 1 Hi. 1 II, ot al his ofhoe the court-house el tliO bad spirits Uoo county.

and siu.w il any that within its limits. Jie.it on Vi'lhluW should not be grant 'tl. or the same will 1 HARRIS XIERMAX main Street. YAZOO CITY, Miss. ml vol enfilleti to our oiiinion ho Willi the old 01 fur 1 hese many yeai and al ways ililVC ti.Uc.1 great interest i Ihe political machinei'V ai son.

I 1 a re he I'll 1 i ui 14, 111 nn 1 noiie the best man ill win. its in days of "anl, I Jang syne: all will imi iiiiwui 1 1 1 iii 11 1 i i i 1 1' elinil I lOll TWl hTWl I line i is voi'V seldom We dose' Uld foill.d the town as of old. only well-known that the late war between the States had its birth in this city. I have been told that when I'lt'si'lent Davis, then United States Senator, came to IJoiiton in ISM) or isttl. toniak( a.

speech, he never intended for a moment to speak as lie did, but in the morning, while wailing for the time appointed by him for his address, th on were at least one hundred good lights, and as he witnessed these trials of muscle a nil pluck, his mind was changed, Ids feelings wrought to the highest pitch of enthusiasm; he became be ligerent, ami from peaceful measures and compromise he went headlong for war. TIicbo are facts and ean be vei Hied by the oldest inhabitant of lientoii. Vanghan's Station is quiet and at peace with the whole world. Commodore Birmingham still lives and prospers. There is a strong movement now being made to send the "old stager" to the Legislature next winter, subject to the action of the Democratic Nominating Convention, lie is a good man, and every way qualified to fill the office he is known all oyer the county, well liked and I am of the opinion he can be easily nominated, and if so his election is sure.

The Herald-Democrat in our settlement is very popular, and being conducted so well it is a valuable acquisition to the reading circle of the farmer's fireside. Yon should come out. this way and give us a call, all would be glad to sec you, and no one more so than Quit Fro Quo amounted to nothing. "Ill union there is strength: act well pal i here al 1 lie bono I' 1 i we not itolitieians, simplv ol.l 1 11 11 las, "mod. hoppers, so-call i 1 i .1...:..

,1 iinii iiii.n iw. ii 01 J. W. LEMMQN, Merchant Tailor. (l-ntler Grand llt.t.

l. i ineinnali. Ohio.) 1 ryill s. I. I trt'o st of p.eoo r.

turiiishmg goods, expo: leneed eiitier unit all else in iht-line 01 a house. lis when visiting the JQni-n I iiuy 4-ani. I BIRMINGHAM'S DAILYSTAGEand EXPRESS LINE Between Vaughans' Station Yazoo City EAVES Vangh-tii's Station even-J morning, rcaehing V.iz.i.-t eity at :1. p. same leaves Yaoo eity at II.

a. eaoh ilay. reaohiug Station iu ample lime lo eon tieet illi train hound North anil South. Expre- wagon running tietwecit above points. 1 v.

LAMAR FONTAINE! Surveyor, OFFEIM his services to the citizens ot Yazoo county and the adjoining counties at the toilowinff rates Each day's s-irvey, $0 CO. Each town lotSOcts. Parties liviii in adjoining: com, lies will be charged the actual expenses of the trip to and from Y'azoo City. June 22-1.