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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-22

The Globe, since the success of its des-
tructiye schemes, as shown by the banks
suspending, looks very much like sheep
killing dog. 1t begins TO fear the party have
overshot the mark. and that the People will
not bear every thing. In its fridays mum
her, II undertakes to excuse the "GoVern-
ment," by asserting that, pecuniary affairs
in England are as much deranged as here.
But that logic will not do The derange-
ment in England is referable TO certain
and palpable cause.-The failure of the crops
and the consequent necessity of exporting
specie to procure the necessaries of life =
No such cause exists here; but in its stead
we have the baseful action of the. '.GoYern-
ment. Richmond Wing.
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consequence 81 It, caused one sc the Union
Van Burenites 70 cal out 70 he lnana oFs
1 to stir those tickets ID the box, and the way
those tickets were stirred was curious. This
was done to soil aud Fumple them. The re-
turns Of the election from this precinct were
rejected BY 4 majority Of the managers on
Tuesday after the election, when they were
met to consolidate on account Of their wan
ting the necessary certificates and lists Of
voters names, and because these were re-
liected. those from the 26th and 18th district
precincts were withheld BY the different ma
lnagers, and none have been properly and
legally consolidated bnt the Danville and
AmeHcus precincts. / have understood,
however, that the different managers Of the
rejected precincts deposited their returns,
with William Wimms, p. NJ, at this place,
(V. b. with instructions for him to cons0-
Iidate them, and sign their names to the me-
cessary certificates, and forward them to
MiIedgeville. Whether this be true, as to
the instructions, or whether he has performed
the m, we cannot learn. But one thing we
do know: no list Of voters names has been
deposited with the Clerk of the inferior
Court, as by law is required to be done, as
yet Our friends here firmly believe that
these frauds have been very generally prac-
Used throughout the State. We are assured
that the plot was cody and deliberately
planned and executed BY them in this coun-
ty. One of theirleaders more honest than
the rest, has acknowledged that he had heard
that 1t would be attempted some week or
ten days before the election, but did not let
il be known, as he did not think they would
be base enough to attempt to carry II into
effect. For my own part, ] am convinced
that it is the result of a scheme. coacocted
by the leaders, and that it has been extern
siyely executed. We are determined to find
out and prosecute these vile offenders.
Col. Dempsey ]. Justice, who was the +
Van Buren, candidate for Senator, murdered
a man BY the name of Draper on Tuesday
after the election, and absconded forthwith. /
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MAILS.
SIMMER APpangeInlel

s Summer ArramgeInents.
EWNHE mail arrives every Tuesday, Thursday
parts on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday al 8
o'clock, A. M. The mail will be closed on each
day of its arrival at s o'clock, P M. The Post
Office will be open every day from s O'Clock, A.
NJ, until O'Clock, P. NJ, Sundays excepted.
r. EATON KEYS, p. M,
YazoO City, Auge 4-tf
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ADVERTIsEM rs.
ComnnanY OrdeIs.

7t0MPANY Al. 2Oth Regiment, Missis-
sippi Militia, will parade at Benton, on
Wednesday, the 26th iass at 8 O'clock, "a.
NJ, armed and equipped as the law directs.
The officers aud commissioned Off
GERS Of the company, will parade at the
same hour and place, on the 26th, for drill.
BY order ST the Lieut.. Co. Cont Of the
Regiment, a. Il. HORTON, Capt.
Nov. IS, 1890 20-Ii.
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Trust Sale of Land and Negroes.

Trust Sale Of Land and Negroes.
Fe-Y virtue Of deed Of trust, executed to
me by William j. Dulaney and Duncan
Turnbul, for the benefit Of John w. N. A.
Smith, / viii sell for cash, on Saturday the
seventh DAY Of December next, at the Gin
House, on the premises, in Yazoo county,
the following described land and negroes,
for the purpose specified in said deed Of
trust, or SO much as shall be sufficient to-sa-
tisfy the debt now due and unpaid, which
is mentioned in said deed Of trust, to witt
The north half of section .wenty-three, the
south half of section fourteen, the east halt
of the south east quarter of section fifteen,
and the east half Of the south east quarter Of
section twenty-six, all in township nine,
range four west, and also the following me-
groes and the increase of the females, 20
wit.-Collin, Allen, Ben, Malinda, Mary,
Helly, Lamb, Lucinda and Lily. The above
mentioned deed of trust has been duly re-
corded in the clerks Office Of the Probate
Court of Yazoo county, Miss. shall make
such title to the purchaser as isvested in me
as trustee, and no other, Sale will take
place between the hours Of twelve and four
O'Clock, p. M, on said day.
HUGH w. DUNLAP.
Nov. 8. 1889, 1876
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The BrOther JOnathaIl.

k H a.
Our weekly paper, Of the above tide, was
never IN so furnishing and prosperous con-
dition since its commencement aaat this mo-
ment. On Saturday next it will be issued
on o sheet double The size on which Il IS
usually printed. The recent secession of
two of the salaried contributors to the CO.
lumns Of the Evening Tattler and the Bro
Their Jonathan, can have no possible in-
fuence upon our circulation. On the con-
trary, we have now upon these papers
stronger and more competent editorial force
than ever before, the two gentlemen who
have retired having been succeeded BY four
others, well known as the able editors OF,
and most successful and popular contributors
to, some ofthe first periodicals in the country
among whom are those Who-have been
mainly instrumental in giving these publlca-
tons the character they now possess. The
proprietorship. direction and management of
these papers is, and has been from the first,
exclusively in the hands of the undersigned.
This explanation has been rendered ne
cessary by the endeavors which have been
made upon the part of new concern, just
started in this city, to initiate, and identify
the latter with the Brother Jonathan and the
Evening Tattler. J. G.. WILSON.
Or Win the press, with whom we ex-
change, do US the favor to give the above an
insertion!
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No - Gtl8bOA4A HOUSE 8NECeGs
NEW-ORLEANS.
h RE receiving per ships Areaius, Perde-
- ment, Clarissa Andrews and other late
arrivals, 1000 Cases, which, III addition 70
their present Stock, comprises more than
1850 PACKAGES or
Boots. shoes and EBrOgams,
making prime asoFtmentof articles in tho
above line, adapted 70 the present and APP
preaching season, and suitable for the cOun-
try trade Of plantation use.
@a@MTEgM@5 GO
A large assortment Of low priced reasonable
clothing, VIZ: striped, twilled, red and white
fanaeI and calico shirts; white cotton and
linen collar and bosom shirts; satinett vests,
jackets and pantaIoons; common plate prints;
heavy lowell cottons; woollen socks; brown
sheeiDgs and shirtings.
HAT@s
Mems and boys drab and black silk and fur
hats, of fine and low priced qualities; RUS
STA drab and black hats; black and wnits
wool hats; tarpawlin hats; tobacco, soap,
paper, paste backing, &c. &c.
A constant supply Of the above articIes on
1ano. and to be Teplenished weekly through
snts he season, by shipments from the north
,rn cities. and will be sold on favorable
.erms. 0A4C Country dealers and planters
ne invited 10 call and examine for Them
selves. Nov. 9, I839.-ls-4t
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vision and disnnion may defeat bin 81 they
may the cause lie supports. Ifso, Il will be
The wonder Of all posterity; il will be the
narve of ~ coming time"
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Col. r. N, Johnson saYs the Louisville
Journal few weeks ago, Aqentinto Store
and asked foF pair Of gloves. s'Of what
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From the Milledgeville ga. Journal.
WILANOJJS CONDIlf,T,.

The facts detailed in the following letter
can be relied upon, as the author IS known
10 US to be gentleman Of high standing in
Sumter It shows a degree of corruption
that We are sorry TO learn has been praetised
in Georgia, and we hope the authors of il
will be brought TO justice. The Van Buren,
party owe i to themselves, to aid IN ferret
ting out this matter, and we hope theyswill
not be backward in doing so; for to sustain
or attempt to screen such conduct, will not
only inIuFe them as party, but viii, also,
detract from them as honorable men.
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PuBLIc-No. %.

AN ACT to alter and ameud the organic law
Of the Territories Of Wisconsin and Iowa.
BE tnae;.d BY the Senate aud House Of Representa-
tisrs of the Uned States Of imeica in Congress as
ssnbted, That every bill which shall have passed
the Council and House Of Representatives OF
the Tersitores Of Iowa and Wisconsin shall,
before it become a law, be presented to the
Governor Of the Territory; if he approve hc
shall sign it, but il not he shall return it, with
his objections, to that House in which it shall
have originated, who shall enter the objections
at large on their journal, and proceed to recon-
slider it. IL, after such reconsideration, two
thirds OF that House shall agree 10 pass the
bill, il shall be sent, together with the objecl
tions. to the other House, by which it shall
likewise be reconsidered; and. if approved by
,wo-thirds Of that House it shall become alaw.
But, in all such cases, the votes Of both Hou.
ses shall be determined by yeas and nays; and
the names of the persons voting for and against
the bill shall be entered on the journal Of each
House respectively. If any bill shall not be
returned by the Governor within three days
tSuudays excepted) after itshall have been pre-
sented TO him, the same shall be law in like
manner as if he bad signed it, unless the AZ
semely by adjournment prevent its return. in
which case it shall not be law.
Sec. 2. And be IL further enacted. That this
act shall not be so construed asto deprive Con-
gress Of the right to disapprove Of any law pass
cd by the said Legislative Assembly, or in any
way TO impair or alter the power Of Congress
over laws passed by said Assembly.
APPROVED, March Sd, 1899
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IBV AUTHORITY
L.Cs ~ rnE SNIrED STATES PASSED AT THE
THIRD SESSION OF THE TwENTY-FIrrH
CONGRESS,
fPupLIc-No. 30.1

lEubLIC-NO OU
AN ACT providing FOR tbs erection Of FIRE proof
building Tor tho use VI the General Post Office
Department.
BE Il enacted 6y the Senate and the House Of Repr.-
stntatires Of the United States Of 1m.rcd in COagress
assembled. That the President Of the Uniicd States
be, and he hereby s, authorized TO cause TO be
erected fire-proof building, ofsuch Dimensions and
upon such plan Of arrangement as may be required
for the aud accommodation Of the General Il Post
Office Department the side Of the Post office
building recently destroyed by fire and. for this
purpose, that he be authorized TO appoint skilful
architect 10 prepare and submit to him the necessary
plans for the proper construction of such building
which being approved by him shall b. conformed TO-
in the erecton Of the structure aud the said ar
eh,ect may be continued in the supsrin,e ndence Of
the constructihn OF the building, or another employ.
ed in that service the President may Judge best
Provided, That not more than architect shall be
kept in the employment Of the Government at
Washington.
Sec. 9. And be il further enacted That the princi.
pal material Of which the exterior walls Of snch build.
ing shall DO constructed shall be such the Pres-
dent Of the United States shall direct, onted, and
laid IN regular courses, the most approved mode
of snch construction,
Sec. 3. And be IL further enacted That. for the
erection Of the building authorized by the first
ton OF this act there be- and hereby is Appropriated
the Of one hundred aud fifty thousand dollars.
cat of any money in the Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriaed by law.
JAsIES X. POLK.
Speaker Of tho House Of Representatives..
klCHARD NJ, JOHNSON,
Vies President ofhe United States, and
President oftte Senate.
AsPsovrp March Sd, 1889.
NJ. VAN buren,.
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HEADACHE,

hR. f. SPOiN, German ply sican OF much
~ note, having devoted his attention for some
years 10 the cure and removal of the causes of
NERVOUS AND SICK EdDACHE, has the
satisfaction TO make known, that he has a remsdy
which by removing the causes cares efee,usly and
permanently this distressing complaint. There are
many families who have considered Sick Headache
constitutional incurable family complaint DIR
;. assures them that they are mstakeu and laborin,
under distress which they nigh, not only alleviate
bu' actually eradicate BY the use of his remedy.
II Is the result Of scientific research and il enrire
" Of different character from advertised paten,
medicines, aud Is not unpleasant to the taste
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS
The extraordinary repstation that DR. Spohp', ,
remedy Tor this distressing compliant is every day
gaining Is oertulnly matter OF much astonishmeni
That so much suffering should have existed for aye.
without any discovery Of an eieciua preventive or
cure, Is truly subject Of much regret. bu, DIR. :
now assures the public that such remedy has been
invented as will convince the mos, creduioas. The
principles upon which II acts are simple and plain.
II IS an admitted fact that Ihis complaint, whether
called SICK Headache, or Nervous Headache arises
pr'mai'N from ihe stomach-these who think they
have The Nervous Headache may rest assured that
tins organ, The stomach 10 the first cause that the
system has become vitia,ed or debila,ed. thiough
the s'omaeh and tiai only through the channel
must 'ihey eapecta restoration Of the natural and
healthy functions OF the systen.--This object Dr..
Spohns ren,edy Is emnenlly calculated to attain. -.
The truth oi this position cannot be controvei,ed.
and inc sooner sufferers with the headache Become
convinced oiu, the sooner will their sufferings end
IN restoration Of health. DIR. Spohn pledges his
professional reputation on thi. fact. The remsd,
may De had 81 aPotheearies generally ,hrsushsuiths
Uaited States.
For sale by q. J. TAYLOR, Newport.
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POETRY.
From the London Weekly Despatch.
THERE'S A STAR IN THE WEST.

From the London Weekly Despatch
THERE'S STAR IN THE WEST.
There's star in tn. west that shall never 20 down
Till the records OF valor decays
We uua worship its light though Ills not our own
For liberty bursts in its ray;
Shall the name of a WAsnNoros ever be heard
BY freeman, and thrill not his breast1
there one out OF bondage that halls not the WORD
As the Bethlehem star of the west
War, war to the knife, be enthrall'd or ye die"
Was the echo that woke ID bis land;
Bat it was not his voice that promoted the cry,
Nor his madness that kindled the brand
He raised no, ms arm, he defed not his foes
While leaf OF The olive remained
Till, goadsd with insult, his spirit arose.
Like long baited lion unclaimed.
lie struck with firm courage The blow sf the brave
But sighed DER the carnage that spread;
He indignantly trampled the yoke Of the slave,
But wep, for the thousands that bled.
Though he threw back the ferers and headed the
strife
Till mans charter was fairly restored;
Yet Il. prayed for the mom:nt when freedom and
life
Would no longer be pressed BY the sword
Oh bis lIurels were pure, and bis patriot name
In the page OF tire future shall dwell,
And be seen in all annals, the foremost 10 fame,
By the side Of Hoier aud Tell.
Revile not my song, for The wise and the good.
Among Brilons have noby confessed,
That hs was the glory and our, was the blood
Ofthe deeply stained field the west. f. G.
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RALDNESS.
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR


n S the grandesi ornament belonging to the human
u frame. How strangely the loss oft changes the
cOuntenance and prematurely brings on the appear
ance of old age, which causes many TO iecoi be-
ing uncovered and sometimes even shun society TO
avoid the tests and sneers Of their acquaintance the
remainder Of their lives is consequently spent in
lirement In short, not even the loss Of property.
fills the gonerons thinking youth with that heavy
sinking gloom does the loss OF his hair. To avert
all these unpleasant circumstances, OLBIIDGE'S
BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair from cal
ling off the first application and few hotties res
torres it again. itlikewise produces eye brows aud
whiskers; prevents the hair from turning gray
makes it curl beautifully. and frees It from seurf.
Numerous certificates OF the FIRST Eespectability in
support Of the virtues OF Obridge's Balm are shown
by the proprieiors,
" Read the following.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor OF
Philadelphia, has certified. as may be- seen below
to the high character OF the following gentlemen
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have
used the Balm Of Columbia discovered by J. Old
bidge aud have found II highly Iyiceable not only
as preventive against the falling oft of hair, bu, al
WM, TIL fCtiER, son
Methodist Minister ia ST. George church.
No. so North fiflh-st
JOuP. INGLIS. 3Ji Arch-st
JOH d. THOMAS. NJ. ID. l63 Race.st
JOH ). FUtEY. I0l Spruce-st.
HUGH McCURDY, 243 South 9TH ct.
JOHN GARD. jr. l23 Arch-st
II will certain ly raise its virtues IN the estimation
Of the public, when It is known that three of the a.
bove sgners arc more than 80 years Of age, and the
others not less than 30.
From the Mayor.1
ConmoSw ALTH OF p NNsYLvANIA,
City Of Philadep pha,
I, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor Of said city OF
Phlladelphia. do hereby certify that AM well ac
qnainted with Messrs ]. p. Ingis, John ). Furey.
aud Hugh McCurdy, whose names are signed to the
above certificate that they gentlemen of charac-
and responsibility, aud such full credit shonld
be given TO The said certificate.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my baud.
and caused the seal Of tie city to be affixed
l.. S. this sixth day OF December &c.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
CAUTION Observe that each bottle of the gen.
uine Balm has u splendid engraved wrapper, on
which IS represented the Falls ofNiagara, the agents
name, sc.
Sold by II. J. TALYOR, li5 ThamsssL
Nov. al,
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JAMES ID. SEABURY
MERCHANT TAILOR,

No. ia, THAmEs-SrRgrT,
Respectfully announces TO the public that he
UUAS reno, ed from the Store recently occu.
n il pied by him, to The store lately occupied
by Peleg A. Potter, where he offers for sale fash
ionable assortment OF BroadcIoths Cassineres. Sat
tinets, and vesting., and all other goods usually
kept by Merchant Tailors-where garments ofalI
descriptions will be made to order, at the shortest
notice, and warranted TO fit.
" Particular attention paid 10 cutting.
g J. ID. S. hopes by strict atte ntion 10 his busi.
to meet the wishes of his customers nd % mer
il the patronage Of his fellow citizens, which he very
respectfully socits.
Feb. 2I
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POTTER'S BOTANIC GARDEN
& AND NURSERIES,, e
0 CRANsToN. Il. IL ~

TUNHE Propnetors Of the above establishment
u have on hand aud for sale, large col lection
Frat r rees. consisting Of Apple Pears, Peaches,
Cherry, Plumb, Ounce Apricots, Nectarins Grapes
Currants Sc.-Also Forest and Ornamental Trees,
Of large SIZE for streets, &c. consisting Of Lnders
Mountain Ash. Cbesnuts. Abeals, Taloe, Willows,
Naples, aud Honey I.ocusis. They have also a
Just received from Europe. Those in want Of bedg
ing will find great variety Of the most celebrated
plants for hedges. both for permanent aud ornamen
al hedges, for enclosing Fields. Gardens, &c. as at
any similar establishment IN the Unlon Persons
wishing to set hedges are invited examine theii s
where every information will be given in regard TO
the same. They have the following celebrated,
plants for Hedges ;-O-age, Orange, Hawihorus,
Cockspdr Thorns. Busktborns, Washingi ton Thorn.
Honey Locusts, Pryet or Prm, SbepsrdIa or Bui-
f.lo Berry. hearing fine fruit. Also, a fine os-ort-
ment Of Shrubs, Flowers, Bulbs PeaOnles. Irises.
Lilies. D9hlias. Large sized Pear Trees Of very
fin. kinds, from 10 TO IA feet in height. CATALOGUES
furnished gratis, on application to CHARLES n.
.TlLLEY. Of Newport where any inoi nation in
regard to Trees fnay be obtained, also orders for
Trees and Plants, may be left Catalogues mailed
10 any part Of the Union, when requested. The
Trees and plants will be delivered any part Of the
city OF Providence, free Of expense.
FERDINAND POTTER 81 co.
Providence Feb 2sib 1899
uJ few catalogues are received and may be
obtained gratis, on application to G.. n. TILLEY.
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PILES,
DROPSY, SWELLINGS,
ALL SORES, RHEUMA 1ISM.
PILES,

DROPSI, SWELLINGS,
ALL SORES, RHEUMA 1ISW.
IT is absolutely asserted on the most positive
IL proof, tha, the above complaints are arrested
and cured by tie timely use Of Hays Liniment. II
Is impossible to find room in this paper to present
those proofs which conclusive and cony lncIng
They may be seen at length below.
The true article has splendid engraved wrapper
with agents and propretors name. Call al 2
Fletcher srect near MAIDEN Lane, one door below
Peasl-sTeet, where the article is sold.
SOLOMON HAYS.
FLORENCE, Ala. Sept. 9th, 1888,
gentleman 9th highest standing in this town who
has been dreadfuly afflicted with the Blind Piles for
the last 20 years called upon me and freely conies-
sed 10 me his situation. After describing The sever
ity OF the complaint, he remarked he had not been
so well for 20 years past as he was at that moment
He had used one DO tie only of Hays Liument To
use his own words he said - the whole human fam.
lily. who were thus afflicted, ought 10 be made
qualntcd with this medicine"
Signed, r. l.. BLISS
The original letter may be seen where the article
is sold, No. 2 Fletcher.st. novel
Sold in Newport by z. J. TAYLOR,
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CERTIFICATE.

JAN. Isl, Icoy.
This cer,i6cs that DIR. ID. X. BoUTELLE, Surgeon
DENTIST, has been engaged with me for some time
past in the study and practice of Dentistry have
found him very Ingenious, and cheerlully rocom.
mend him TO the public as Dentist orihy Of con
idence knowing him he of good moral character,
and believing they will be well pleased with his pro-
essioual services, any work tina, passes through
his hands.
w. T. ESTFN, Dentist.
Jan. %. No. q, Westminster-st Providence.