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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-08-30
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The present number is specimen of what
this Mammoth Newspaper will contain, as
well in rarity and extent Of its original and
selected matter, as the style of its execution.
As Family Newspaper, BROTHER JO-
NATHAN will be found to present attrae-
tons beyond any other
-"He comes, the herald of a noisy world,
NetCs from all nations numbering at his bnck@
The earliest intelligence, foreign AID do
nestle, and the latest novelties in the Biter-
airy World, viii be promptly served up for
the qualification OF the reader:
Strictly neutral in politics, it will contain
nothing in favor or against any party, and
will as sedulously avoid any of the eontro-
versies which agita'e the religious commu-
nifty. Strict morality, virtue; temperance.
industry, good order, benevOlence, aud use-
fulness to our common country, and our fell
low men, will be advocated and ineulca.ed
in every page Of Brother Jonathan.
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BAGGING, sc.

OAOOAINOs &C:
.1nn PIECES Kentucky bagging, 100
AOV coils Kentucky bale rope. Also,
salt, coffee and corn; (by the sack) sugar,
molasses, tobacco and nails, on hand and for
sale by T. ]. JENNINGS e. co.
Yazoo Cityi Aug l6, 1889 sb-sf
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men, with the noble ambition Of recording
in Bis couniry's annals bis own ilnpefishable
fame. ~ Charlottesville Va. Advocate
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ADV ERTTSEMENTs.
MAILS.

MAILS.
Summer Arrangements.
WYHE mail arrives every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday AZ n O'Clock. A. H.. and de-
parts on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 8
O'Clock, A. M. The mail will be closed on each
day of its arrival at O'Clock; P. NJ The Post
Office will be open every day from 8 O'Clock; A.
M, until 5o'clock; P. M, Sundays excepted.
r. EATON KEYS, P. NJ.
Yazoo City; Aug2 Att
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NOTECE.

N9E connection heretofore existing between
i the subscribers, under ihe firm Of WolTs,.
Bishop & Cos is dissolved by mutual consent
The bus ness will beeontinued by John D. Wolfe,
and JaPhet Bishop, under the irm Of Wolfe a
Bishop who are authorised to collect al the debts
q the latest trm and sign the name in deliquida-
ton.
JOHN d. WOLFE
JAPHET BISHOP.
JOHN p COFFIN.
JAMES M. PEAS
New York, june IL. 1892
JOB PRINTING,
or every description, executed At this Oaiss.
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SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN Of family, wishes a s.
"A tuation as Overseer. in which capoc-
ty he has had considerable experiences. ST.
tisfactory references can be given by appl.-
cation at this office: Aug. I6-6-5t
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A SITUATION WANTED.

n young man Of good character and STA Y
IA business habits, is DESTROYS of procuring Il
situation as overseer; he has been engaged in
that business for a long time; and has gwen uu.-
terSal satisfaction. For further particulars e.
qure at this Office. Aug. 9, 1899 4-tf.
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NOlICE.


UVHE copartnership heretofore exciting under
the name OF Tanner, Page Bedford, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will hereafter be carried on by w. n. Turner 4
James X. Bedford, who alone are authorised TO
wind up the old business
w. H. TURNER,
]. A. w PAGE,
JAMES r. BEDFORD.
Yazoo CITY, August 10, 1892 7--4t
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MORUs MULTICAULT / !.

ENRON 100 10 100000 buds of The genuine No
rus Multicaulis, for sale; also lev HUNDRED
Eress from eight 10 ten feet high; ia the niost 81 no
tifuI and aourishing condition II caifyattd
agreeably TO directions which will be piveHto
purchasers, the buds will live without lose q elc
per cent, and may be planted with certain en- e.
cess from March to November in this climate -
Persons dis osed to purchase viii apple 10 Dir.
William 2. Wilson, Vicksburg, Mesers Smith e.
Holmes, Yazoo City, or to
j. r. CREEPY.
Pleasant Hill; near Benton, Nil.
AuRust %, 1889 7-3m
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9srottlRr 90MathaW.

THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER IN TEE
WORLD.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

The case Of Wolf. j. Jacob The District Mt-
toruey opened the case on the part Of the prosccu
tion He said the prisoner stood indicted foi recev
ing stolen goedsto wit 10 lbs sewing silk, dozen
suspenders, dozen gloves, ready made vests, and
silk handkerchiefs TO the value OF $685. being the
goods and cha'tels Of Phillip Henry and John r.
Henry, and stolen from their store BY Robert Lundy
George Cody and William Niles, on the 10Th of De
cember, 1893
George Cody examned.--I am 10 years Of age,
and know the store of Phillip Henry and sons in
Wall street. Some time in December last IL was
broken into through a back window. Myself and
two others got in and carried of quantity Of art.
cles, such as vests, gloves, suspsnders and other
goods which cannot remember Gave the proper
ty to man named John Reed shortly after the bur.
eary but first we took the goods 10 the house OF my
mother in Forsyth street Saw Reed at q porter
house In Chatham street, and gave him the goods 10
sell, because he knew Of the burglary before II wss
committed. did aot 20 with Reed 10 the place
where he sold the goods, but received the proceeds
from ke d, ana paid portion 10 Lundy and Miles.
They are now w the State prison.
CSoss s1amsnsd by ID. Graham. ] think KNOW
we difference between burglary I'D larceny
Ps up the goods M Henry's store ~ twc parcels
| . carried them home A. one o'clcck - the morn-
i Ing. cansot say but hAd been suEneed IN other
sasslariss Daring the prsvisss ~ossh' sASy vsrs al
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

a. Alsxandps's admirsrs The prints amount also 70
0000-and among them ara to be found numsrous CON.
q =: ssS ,ss
superior skill and high finish Of many - these
productions exhibits such careful training IN this
trnly noble art that wcald give them high po-
siti0n among pro4essed artists, were II their cue
to take it. Many well known pencils have trans
ferred taeir brightest tns to the portfolio Of Aexan
DIRE, among which shine most eonspcuously, per-
haps. those Of Bernel, Wilkie, Landseers and
Stanfe dths anxiety generally and warmly expire
ed by all those gifted artists u give some adequate
proof of their admiration Of Alexandres talents has
stimulated them to unusual effort Of their skill
and tho results have been the happicst Il would
be crying pity il these exquisite morceaux were
left to fade the portfolio OF Alexandra utterly lost
to the world or reserved only for the qualification OF
Mrs As friends, however numerous they may
be- Urged doubtless by some such liberal sggges-
ton Of his own, he has contrved admirable and
unique method to spread these gems before the daz
xied eyes OF every admIrer Of genius, from whom
doubtless ne will receive abundant and ardent ex-
preston OF their thanks. But of this another time
But what shall say Of the collection OF Medals, or
describe the curiosity and interest they cannot fail to
inspire in every behoder There is FIRST Medallion
history OF France from Clovis down to this present
timc that for completeness aud accuracy cannot pos
sbly be surpassed: while its arrangement reflects the
highest credit or the learning judgement and taste OF
Alexander The brilliant epoch of the empire, so
rich and various In their metallic commemoratioBs OF
its trumphs, all to be found here without an
emission, and apart from they curious
from contrast with the ruder productions Of the
earlier rcigns. There is besides immense as
sor,ment Of medals from every kingdom in Europe,
not few oi them struck in honor of Alexandra
himself-one of these done at Geneva, and present.
ed by the workmen of that town, he is not little
proud Of as being very uneqaivOeal proof of regard
by class, who could i'll afford costly an evidence
OF their admiration.
As one may imagine Alexandra has received some
tempting offers for collection extraordinary in
extent and merit, and in Europe they have not only
learning and taste to appreciate these things, but
more, great wealth to hay them. But Alexandra is
too great an enthusiast to part with single coin Of
them, and heard him bitterly regret the chance of
their being sold and disposed Of his DEATH since his
children, unhappy inherited none Of their fathers
relish. for these fine and curious objects Of art
Alexandra intends bringing with him to America,
his prints and part Of his autographs for the enter
tainment Of his friends and acquaintance, and oon-
graduate you heartily on the treat you have in store
for you.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

o. A hoax was played on on the spectators, at
the City Hotel meeting on Thsrsdsy evening, by
some wag. who called upce Alexander Hamiltos,
Esq, to address the meeting. stating that ne was
IN she room. This caused them 20 consume half an
hcur spscuisfing upcs tse snbject, when u dis.
cevered that Mr. Hsmiltos wss se&. nor had he beer
there.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

90 The United States Hank in New York is the
principal drawer specie II the banks were to ex-
psnd, that bank would pick mp their notice. demand
specie. produce panic. and get them 70 suspend: (:
new trick.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

no. THE WEEKLY HERALD will be published a
o'clock this moraing-price 81 cents, at the Office
81 Ann street.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

AT CHAMBERS, BEFORE Jvper IseLos
Der 25-In the case Of Ruiz and Monfez, at the
suif Of the african Negroes in this case his Ho-
nor said he had made up his mind to hold Ruez to
bail in the Of S250; and to barge the defend
ant, Montez, on his filing common bail.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

NorscR TO OF RKApEssperson and families oesrous o
reading the HrnALo their breakfast tasie every
Acre ~. clear coal fire. ng the ensuing WINTER out
hitherto served by newsboys will please to send or cs al
ths once n Ann and insert their names and places
- d~..s ~ nlain leeble Subscription
Ron Our carriers will take their on and serve them
regularly Il Of laa cents per week. payable at the
cic.e me ne wsboys frequently the street
In cold weather summerbut by following shis direction
precisely our readers will be properly attended to-
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

An ASS ON rHE CURsErcy.-Col. Stone, speak
ing Of the Safety Fund Banks and telling the caus
Of their difficulties These causes we explained w,
months aimee.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26
10 CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COM

0C- CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COM
PLAINr.-Most Extraordinary Success $50 sue.
cessful has been DR.. Taylors Bslsam cf Liverwort
in coughs colds, pains In the side &c that we are
permitted - refer "a many ef our best physicians
who, having found this medicine superior 10 any
other. are desrous of having II geseraily used
Moreover. very many persons who have been cured
of consumption and liver cemplaint by this veeeta-
bile edicine desire us 10 refer all the sick 10 them
for an account of the admirable effect II has pro-
duced This medicine has gained iis way ito the
hospitals, the navy, the army, and In many charita.
BILE institutions. 10 all Of which we can refer Sold
genuine At $40 Bowery. o1S.dAwIs
Copy ofa Cerf ate from Medical C,nt.nsn of the srt
,espeetac,y cf evre performed by Mr.. wiIans Reme-
dies ON alsdy of quality.
Barn, (Enslsnd) Jups ~. 1915
aay o. my aesu'n lance had csqss Substance the
coat cf the applying to Mr. Wills s,hs 0euIt of
ioodcn Tor re id N the course e month II entrey -
raved ~ applies peculiar 10 his praeticehs ev,Ss
were sHeeted he saws time bvt perfectly cured
WtsssA r. 0ass- Mrp surseos
Chppenhar. ne~ Baih
To u wiHisms, Ese. Losdor NV of rro, d,pcs Uou.s
4s brcawsy whsre ms whe rad been blind YEAR. bvt
whn ace restored 10 eight sy@e sny dsy sunday
90 Ito sslcsh unt The 10, Msy ise wb, ke ave. e.
S~ ost sdAitws
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

Miss SHERRIFr.-Those who have not had the
bonne fortune to this young lady in male attire,
shoud by all means 60 to the National Theatre this
evening. Her youth, beauty, AIR, manner, voice,
costume-and less-as the Page in Gustavus, are ir-
describable; and il any one wants to realize what
Coleridge meant by the term "beautiful exceed
ngly," he must not fail to go the "Opera tonight
1t may never be pla,ed again with the same cast,
and it is her benefit IL these are not indu-
cements, why, we know Of none that can draw
house.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

The woSPANIsH GNNrLEMEN OF THE AMIsrAD.
Pedro Montez was discharged from the custody OF
the sheriff. and the amount of bail required Of jose
Ruiz, reduced to the sum Of two hundred and fifty
dollars Pedro Montez left the Jail, but Ruiz re-
mains there. In all probability appeal will be
made from that part Of the order which affects Ruiz
o. Edward DUNCAN has just published beautiful
Catholic Prayer Book. called the " Ursuline Man
sal" illustrated with eight elegant engravings.
Of them being the Holy Virgin. We shall notice it
at length next week.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

TnE PmLApxLpHiA TRAeEDy.-The sequel 10
this sad affair." with all the previously pubsbed ar
ticles on the subject, will be found in the Weekly
Herald Of this morning; forming the ouy connected
and authentic account yet given o the philosophy of
this strange trapssction unparalleled in the annals s
history.
Locovocc ASSEMBLY TioxEr.-rhe following is
the Locofoco Assembly T,chets-
WIN B. M,clsy. ~ J. Porter.
Thomas HerttsH las. j. Roosevelt.
". ID. French, solomon Towr ssd,
T. n Bryson. w. H. Haven,
Norm Hichoct Geo We'r,
j. T. Morgan, Thomas spofYord
so-al these are good men, and true to the specie
| clause.
o. The reports tnat have been published respect
ing Mr. George NJ Lawton, OF Baltimore, are incor-
rect - every particular
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

THE NEW Ballet AT THE MISUNDERSTANDING
those celebrated and distinguished persons who have
arrived at the National in the Corps de ballet with
Mons Lecompte, we notice Mons. KIishning, the
ninth wonder Of the world-Mons. Alexandra
being the eighth. We shall speak Of both these dis
tiasushed artists at full length hereafter They are
truly wonderfulin in their way.
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

Arlington House, Long Island, Oct Is, 1885,
So we go. In six months half the country will be
for General Scott, and under the sacred name Of
"Union, now and forever" we will have party that
will shake Mr.. Van Buren out of his seat his senses
and his salary. He had better prepare for Kinder
hook at once. The new "Uuien party forever, and
Winfield Scott their candidate. Hurrah!
Morning herald., 1839-10-26

nv JAMES BENNETT, ESQ.,, COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Jure divine from the highest heav'n
Unto all eastern kings, hs sasd, is giv'n,
Lee those who think Their right divine;
worship only. Royal Robes like thine;
And when the (reemen OF this glorious land,
Ny wishes grant, and place at your command
marble house, where you have often been,
Your sweet demeaner as our pc ,pes queen,
On all occasions, there will brightly shine;
SO shall each freemans bow be made with mine,
Cimon, Miltiades, Pericles, (for fsme)
Ofanc,ent Greece, each fought and has a Hame,
Themstocles, and others-but there's not
Throughout the list, braver than Scott
Qasnti me iaud esfimsye putss, ImPerafor!
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
MARSHAL'S SALE.

Wilcox Anderson g. Co. .Retumabe 10 the May
VS. alias Fl IA term, 1899.
Gran. Harris g. securities
HY virtue of the above stated alias Fl
ED IA TO me directed, from the Hon
Circuit Court of the United States for the
southern district of Mississippi, will
expose to public sale for cash, before the
conr. house door of Holmes county, 10 the
town of Lexington, on the FIRST Monday,
the 9th day of May next, all the right, title
and interest Of said defendant to or in the
following described property to wit: lots
l46. l47, 1876, 1877, situated in the town
of Franklin, and known and designated on
the plat of said flown; upon one Of which
lot there is at this time neat frame bIil-
ding going up, and other necessary bull
dings; levied on as the property Of Gran
derson Harris defendant, 20 satisfy the
above stated alias f "a and COST
VIM. nj. GWIN. Marshall,
BY WIN. Il. COURTS, Deputy.
March 80. 30 tbs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06

~ virtue of a DEED Of Trust executed
I'D by Jesse WadIington g. Mary Wad-
lington his wife, 10 the subscriber for the
purpose Of securing the payment of certain
| snms Of money therein specified toJohn
+. Williams, which deed in trust bears
|<<late the 10th day of September. in the.
u year one thousand eighthundrcd and thirty
six, and was duly admitted TO record on
Esshe 10Th day Of September, 1886, in the
l Office Of the Clerk Of Prohates for Holmes
county, Miss, | shall on Satnrday,lhe 18th
| day of April, inst. (lS39) in the town Of
Franklin, in said county of Holmes, ex-
pose to sale at public auction TO the highest
bidder FIR cash, the following property, to
wit: the W h of S W q sec "a, tnshp ID,
range 3 east; h W q and s h e h $ " q
zee 5, tnshp l3, range A easi; 9 b S 9 q
sec 6, tnshp l3, range cast; W h s G q
sec 4, tnshp ID, rauge 4 east; W h n WI
sec s, tnshp ID, range a east, reserying
one hundred yards oflhe south end Of this
eighth; also, the W h n 9 q sec 6, tnshp
l3, range east, and so much Of the W h
of n G q and h n W and " h Of n q
of sec I, and The Of " q Of sec 6, as
is lying on the east side Of Boxes Creek,
tnshp ID, range A east; also the following
slaves, TO wit: Easter, aged about Is,
Fan or Fanny, about Is, Caroline, about
Is, Harriet, about %, Caroline, child about
one year Of age The above lands are
divided into two tracts,botl well improved,
one containg about 700 acres lying on
Boxes Creek; the other containing eighty
acres, well improved, being the eis,h on
which said jesse Wellington resides, 3
miles south of Franklin. Such title will
be given asis vested in me as trustee.
w. B. WHITFIELD, TWtee.
April 6 2l--tds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
NOTICE.

RY virtue OF deed Of trust executed
10 me as trustee forJ .Fatheree by Rea-
scn Whitehead and Manly his wife ON the
10th day Of April, 1888, and regularly re.
corded in the Probate Office Of Holmes
Fcounty Mi. in book q. pages 345, SAG and
k347, will on Monday the 12lh day Of
August 1889, at the court house in the
ktown of Lexington, expose to public sale,
ITO the highest bidder for cash, the following
described property, 10 wifi: the b. W h n
" q and the h Of eh Of n " q ofsection
2 township Is Of range 2 east, containing
/ IN all 80 acres moro or less, Also Tony, a
slave aged forty-fve years, also two head
of horses with all the stock ofhogs and cat
tie being the property conveyed 10 me as
tsustee, as aforesaid by said deed Of trust
i will convey such title to The purchaser
purchasers Of the same, as is vested ia
me by said deed oftrust.
ODEDIAH FATHEREE,
Trustee.
April 6, 2l-tds. prints fee $40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
CORONER'S SALE.

Francis McGee Retmnable TO holmes
vs. i IA on bond Circuit Court, TO April
M Rodgers, ct al. term, 1899.
10y virtue of the above stated case of
I'D Fl ia to me directed, | shall offer for
sale TO the highest bidder for cash, before
the court house door of Holmes county,
on the 18th day of April next, the follows
ing property to wit: enc house and lot
situate and being in the town Of Lexington,
known on the plat of said town as lot No.
SO, and on which Moses b. Rogers re.
sides; levied on as the property of the
defendant Moses B. Rogers, to satisfy the
above stated execution and costs accruing
thereon.
JOHN C. REEVES, Coroner,
OF Holmes county.
March l6, l8-tds. Prints fee Sc.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
MARsHAL'S SALE

Whiting g. Clark Same.
ys & "a VS. Fl IA
Jas, c. Bole & sureties Same.
- Rcturnable TO May Tenn 1891.
10y virtue of the above stated Fl IA 10
me directed from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of the United States for the southern
district Of Mississippi, | will expose 70
pubic sale for cash, before the Court house
door Of Holmes county on the first Monday
The 9Th day Of May next, the following
described property 10 wit: the b q
sec. l6, n W q and " b q sec. 90, all
in tnshp. - range 3 east, also one undivi-
,led h Of the following lots lying on Little
River, viz. no. A in sec. 20, lots ] 5 and
6 in sec. 81 lots 2 6 and 7 in sec. 81,
lots 4and 5 sec. 35 tnshp Orange 2w,aIso
one undivided one sixth, Of the following
lands viz. the W h NV q sec. %, the " b
n W q sec. %, the b e h IN W q sec. IA,
tnshp IL range 3 east, also lot no. 3 in
the town Of Montgomery, all Of which has
been levied on and will be sold as the prop
erty of James C. Bole to satisfy the above
stated Fl "a and cost.
VIM. M.GWIN,
Marshal,
p. M. FURGUSON,
Deputy.
April, 6, 2l--tds prints fee $l2
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
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MARSHAI'S SALE.

Richard O Prichard, Returnable to the May
vs.alias Fl ia tenn, 1859.
Galloway & Richardson.
GeY virtue Of the above stated alias
No firie facias to me directed from the
Hon. United States Circuit Court for the
Southern District of Mississippi, l will
expose to public sale for cash, before the
court house door Of Holmes county on the
third Monday, the 18th day Of April next,
all the right, title and interest the said de-
PENDANTS have in or to the following de-
scnbed property, to wit: lot No Z, lying
and being in the town Of Tchula, with the
improvements thereon, and the a Of
sec 5, :nshp Is, range l e. Also the e
q Of sec 5, tnshp Is, range e. Also The
seq IF sec 5, tnshp Is, range Lead
joining The town Of TchuIa: levied on as
the property Of Galloway g. Richardson,
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated
Fl. "a. and costs.
WIN. M. GWIN. Marshal,
BY r. NJ. FERCERSON, ID. M.
March 8 l70eTtds Pn'ls fee $40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
The following sale IS postponed until
the 18th day Of April next.
NOTICE.

The following sale IS postponed until
the 18th day Of April next.
NOTICE.
"A GREEABLY to an order OF The
IA Hon. the Probate Court of Holmes
county, in the State Of Mississippi, obtain
ed at the January term, 1899, thereof, the
undersigned Exccutrix Of the last will and
testament Of James Bullock, decd, will
on Saturday, the 23i Of February next,
on the premises, proceed TO sellat auction
to the highest bidder, on credit Of twelve
months, the east half Of the south west
quarter Of section twenty - township
IA, range one east, of lands in the Choctaw
district, the property Of the said tesiator,
rs is evidenced by patent from the United
States Government, dated 10Th April,
1897, certificate No. 1886. The pur-
chaser giving note with approved security.
ELIZABETH BULLOCK,
Execuirix Of the last will and testament
OF james Bullock, decease.
NIB. The No. Of the section in the
above described land, is in part omitted, in
consequence of its being obscure in the
patent, but appears to be No. "twenty-
FIVE" r Rnrrocr Admx
Jan1l2 20--tds