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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12
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THE EMPIRE STATE.
JANUARY |, 1910.
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AAINe biishe3 our I've 30 lhs city
Nieebnfg wish lie view Of lacilis
lasins he bushes Che house Of HaTts
Butler Co 81 New Orleans with the Plan.
tefs il this section of ihe state, We wish q
share d public patronages We feel ourselves
fully competent ID afford the usual facilities
80 the planters which has lofore been ext
tended 70 them b. lhe nulaber 81 well known
eslab he'd houses, both St this city and the
CITY 81 New Orleans.
We ere assured q say II the Planter thai
The house il New Orleans has taken out an
open policy Of Insurance which extends t.
the writer's 81 the Dc issippi, Ohio and Mis-
souri, rivers, and all their tributaries, which
advantage i Il e the planter whens shipping
lis cotton 70 The house of Hart, Butler B Co
and informing them, 81 the house 81 A. Hart
il. & GO, Of the shipment; % either house Il
will Be considered fully insured and protects
ed from loss Or damage
We viii receive and forward cotton. aud
viii q ell times Be prepared 10 sell bills Of
Exchange on New Orleans ii sums q suit
purchasers, It sight
a. HART II. = co.
Office Washington St, nearly opposite Chill
dres Hotel.
Feb sl-tf
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DatR M. Porter editor and proprietor O.
ihe New xolk p Abe Times $40 only
neNspape dedicated 81 sponlnsy published hefsi
that paper 81 even short notice. @ common ed-
veftisenlenis although rendered payment; We afes
ID consequences constf11uea @ issue e'feulafi
one Of which W. hagr taken the liberty Of for
warding 70 you, and solicit your patronage and
that OF your ffiends
EADWAIIADER II. GOLDEN & co.
OlIice No los Fulton Street. New York
February 25th, 1889.
To al Sporkemen and Supporters 81 the
7nrf, breeders of BLOOD Hor8es, B In
proDed CattIe and Sheep, Planters,
Farmers, Agricultarists, and tke public
II QenernL
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PROPOSALS

FOR FURNISHING a WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN
THE CITY OF vICKsBURG,- ITO BE CALLED
THE HARRISON BANNER.
By WV. H. McCARDLE AND A. LINDSEY,
Editors the Tick8burg W1ig.
Hhe object of this paper is expressed BY
= its name 1T is intended TO advocate the
claims of WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
OF OHIO, to the Presidential Chair, not
from desire to elevate him as a man, bur as
he representative of those great principles
for which the true friends of republican gov
eminent have commended from the time of
the revolution to the present day. In order
to effect this object, we shall endeavor to
shew by reference to the records of the.
country, by the production of facts, argus
ments and illustrations, that the doctrines
now and heretofore advocated by GENE
RAJ HARRISON aud bis friends, are those
incnIcated by Washington and Jefferson,
and avowed, but not acted on, BY Andrew
jackson. We shall produce authentic docu-
ments u the shape Of votes, bills, resolu-
lions, reports. &c, which will prove that a
portion of the mosl prominent men at pre-.
sent in the administration party of1he United
States, were the original supporters of the
old blue-lighf federal party at the time of the
Hartford Convention; that the government
as now conducted mucted must ultimately
become consolidated monarchy; that cur
tencts, equally removed from arisfocracY on
the one side and lnobocracy on the other,
are those alone upon which a republican
government can be so conducted as to adj
vance the welfare and happiness OF its own
citizens, and elevate its character for honor
and integrity with foreigners. ID short, that
truth, feson and experience, sustain the POI
sition which ihe Wing party Of The country
hold now, and ever havo held, and thai The
life. services and character o Gen. Harrison,
ire such IS 10 warrant tie conclusion that
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Ia undertaking this publication, The Edi-
.ors have no private ends TO advance, no
personal interests 10 subserve. 1.-THE actual /
md Indispensable expenses Of tho paper can
1e mst. they are content to devota tie time
ind labor which may BE required Of them,
8 that old cause Cor which they have ever
aud to fine success Of which they
low look forward with degree Of conf
lance almost amounting % certalnty
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All. persons are hereby forwarned from
"a trading for four several noted, execu-
ted BY me TO David ~ Hopes and Vim. e.
Purnell, partners in PORT Gibson IN The Prac-
.tice of law. Two notes were executed n
Or about the 18th day Of January, lS3S.--
The one 10 David Fl. Hopes. for the sum
Of three hundred and seyenfy-tiFe dollars.
and another to YIN. Il. Purnell for the same
sum Of money, and being N OF about the
same date, and each ofthe first notes We're
PAYABLE / tbfak. about six months after date.
The two other notes were in like manner
executed. the one TO David il. Hopes, and
the other to Wm. q Purnell, IL amount
i've hundred dellars each note, The said
notes were executed about twelve months
since. This IS to caution al persons from
trading for The said notes described aboVes
as the consideration has utterly and entirely
failed for which they were seretallY execu-
Ted; and 70 forewarn all persons from pay
ing Ia said Hopes g Pnrnell any debt due
10 ne.
And / wish & furthermore understood
fhatJamss E P. Bacon and William r. II
Chaplain, ara my true and lawful ationies,
and that do BIZ this notice. give them I'M
limited naHer' % close al of my business,
II any way that they nay deem most condu-
Give Is NJ interest And persons who are
stillin Arrears q ne, Wl save cot by CALI
inc At the Office Of either Bacon Or Chap
IAN & Porf Gibson, and closing their &c
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1e nGottf
fsuccEssnn no TIN lsiq.
VIII Be psb lished epsry ~ mor1It8s
at l02 Naosna 6l Pork


Tie publishers of he Nrw-YoaI DAny Wnis,
propose hereafter 70 Issue their weekly paper az,
derthe title d The Empire state. No change
will De made ia the size 81 form Of the paper -
viii contain the iull reading matter o. Elk daily
papers, and will Be regularly forwarded % ils
numerous patrons. Ii lhc same manner az il NJ
change bad taken place. improvements IA the
mechanlcol execution Of the paper are contem-
plated, corresponding with the increase 81 patfo-
mage which the publishers hope % receive under
the new arrangement.
The paper will be under The editorial mannoo-
ment of HoRAcR GREELBv and JAcoB b. MooaE,
Esqs. the former Of whom will attend tofhe Poll
tical Department, and the latter will devote hie|
bis attention 70 the Literary and Miscellaneous
portions Of the papeT--the design being q make
sTHE EMPIRE STATE,' not only 4 spirited
and valuable political journal, but byincreasingl
its attractions az q Family Newspaper, TO render
II worthy Of Q more extended patronage. The
aid Of gentlemen known as approved and able
champions Of the wing cause, has been promised
and the editors feel assured, that If ardent ZEAL
untiring energy, and unfalterino resolution, join
ed to some experience as soldiers in the army
aud sentfnels on the rampaas Of Freedom, can
ensure success, THE EMPIRE STATE shall
fall behind none Of its cotemperares il service 20
the cause Of Liberty and Prosperity.
TERMS Too Dollars per annum, IN advance
"a price which, considering The amount Of read-
ing matter 10 its columns, renders the EMF1kEl
STATE one Of the cheapest Family Newspapers
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mutual consent The business 81 the late frm
Nil' 81 lloeidsted 81 HI @ HoImes, who VIII
continue ihe business 8 he d ssand.
III II SMITH,
g. HOLINESS
Nat0o Civ Nav al 1tn A1@dk
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DI NON

Nlie co-paftneFship heretofore existing
between Che undersigned, was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The nnset-
tied business will be closed By a. stillman
who i alone authorized to settle.
IA. STILLbIAN,
]. q. PARISH.
Yazoo City. May 20, 1910. 47-4t
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SOCIAL HALL
r7gIIIS new establishment Is situated south
q the public square. IN the town Of
.TEKIg fsI'()N. MISS.

and is open for the reception Of travellers and
boarders. The subscriber Is improving and
viii continue 10 improve his house until he
makes il comfortable: and he assures those
who may call on him, that all bis energies
shall be put ia reguisilion for their comfort
and convenience. He will be governed ia
bis charges BY the rates usually exacted.
Our charge for instance nan and horse
per night. with supper and breakfast Sc.
All 0lhe1siN proportion.
As before observed, # he fails to render
those comfortable who may call On him. t.
shall te the want Of ability and not inelina-
ton.
The Social Hall Is retired and no intem-
pstanca 81 disorder will 81 permitted about
&. w. 81 RAY.
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etc. etc, etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
The present number il 4 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 viii be found to present attrac-
tions beyond any other
"de comes, the herald Of a noisy world,
.Ne0s from az nations numbering at his back''
The earliest intelligence, foreign and do
nestle, and the latest novelties in the Liter
airy World, will be promptly served up for
the qualification OF the reader.
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nothing in favor or against any party, and
win as sedulously avoid any of the contro-
versies which agitate the religious commu-
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low men, will be ad Vocated and inculcated
in every page Of Brother Jonathan.
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young learner who is often inclined TO pre-.
fer his bat and his ball 10 book which he
canan, understand. We can vel! remem.
bor when We were delighted 10 read in the
pages Of an old Almanac any thing relating
10 tho subject of farm management one
reason for this undoubtedly was, these no.
tees related TO our own nccupaiion-ihey
we're Interesting 10 US, and We could under
STAND them.
In most OF our schools both sexes are
taught in the same class. This is as 1t
should be; and il will be Injurious TO ie.
Inalss to read and become acquainted with
farm sgemenl-wilh dairy manage
meni-and generally with household con
Germs Must they read nothing but TO
nance, and eccuslom lhsir fingers to han
die no isstrumenl but the piano and the
guitar Must our men do all the milking,
and foreign females mako oil our butter =
We trust we have sol yet come 10 this, and
we hspe EOS bsueE returns from the fair le.
males Of America. Let them then while
81 school, read something tina, sill he use
fol TO them through lte--let them be FAINT
lar with all the business relating 10 the
farmland let them lcarn that the surest
way 10 10 respected IN tins country IS 10 be
useful.
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SrIoN BRADFORD, near Nashville, who
has rrsGt bat laudab!e Ihirstto keep pace
With his brother farmers in usalul improve
menls, has harvested several acres Of Corr
sosn about The middle Of sumner for hay.
The yield is abundant, the fodder nice, the
s;cck are fond Of IL aud We suppose Il vii
10 as nutritious food as the blades stripped
from the stocks, perhaps mors so. Capt
B. is highly pleased with his first expen.
menl, and nys be lutends TO perscvete.-
Others have tired tho sams experiment
and vs hope 10 hear FROM them soon.
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POETRY.
From The Literary Gaseifs.
TINE AND BEAUTY.

TIME AND BEAUTY.
Ruthless Time who waits for no man
But with seyihe, and wings and lass
Les in wait Cor youth and woman,
Saw one morning, Beauty pass.
Ger tho flowers sho bounded lightly,
Smiling as a summers day;
Timo who marked her eyes beam brightly
Chose the iai: one for his prey.
Maid he rudely cried, good morrow
knowest thou not what rights are mine
Boauty It's my went 20 borrow
Aud come to gather thine
II! not yield ii, cried she boldly.
Monster DO not draw so nigh -
Come with me he answered cold,y,
Go with thee said she, not L.
Time his scyibe extended DER her
Threatening with has w!thoFed hand
And his hour glass shook before her,
Pointing 10 tae running sand.
But Tho maiden 81 intrepid,
Answered laughing clrele-sly,
| am young, ana thou deCrepid-
What hla. then 10 10 viii MS
Time replied with purpose ready,
Wrinkle must lend thy brow
Beauty DRIED I'm not yet ready,
Flying cried 10. ready now.
Tins pursued uithw,l mistaken
Beauty FED with rapid feet
Yet was soon sci. nigh o'5rtakcn
For the o. mans wings axe fleet.
But the mai u, nothing fely.-l
Calls on VISIONS power deyac--
Wisdom esnas s.th aspect chcsrfal-
Leads her 10 ae- suc!sn, shrine.
There her ere 81 passion loses;
But with reason shines s7reag-
Truth lis sober easfu aihgses
Gently Ger he. zy.,t4el m..u.
Though. rea.-as ha- youthful E..laes--
Calmncss tH.5 tczes b0EJw--
On her face s- aci 70 mii4nats
Blends Is j st So ia s..I-'s glow
Tins sag Ass9ea'g grlras ellass
Let osr4Wti-ls v.ii uul-4----
Beauty SIN lad IN angel luFJe--
Time was y4aqe.sas3 Beauty wJn
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Vegetable Life YSChiGinll


/ Vegetable life Medicine
+ TNNHESE medicines are indebted lot I.s.ts
I Z to their manifest aad sensible aeau
+ rliyiug the springs aud eHaUauls % i..a. az. E
dang them vita renewed taao and N.a, 2
many hurdJed certified cases winch a''. e
/ made puhac, and in almost every species G
/ case 20 which The human frame Is lab' BE HA
/ py effects Of MOEFA1tS LIFE PILLS A
PHhNlN BITTEES have been gmla..f g
I publicly ackuuW lodged By the rersoas .ss-4
and who we're previously unacaauut ss-
beautifully philosophical principles uwa 81.
ihoy ats compounded, aBJ Upon aA.ta deg s.
sequeaty act.
The LIFE MEDICINES rccomaui do
selves in diseases Of every form and de.,r
Their first operation is 10 loosen FROM l 81,
OF the stomach and bowels. tic various r
and crndiiies constantly settling arouaa G.a-
10 remove the hardened frees which e1.-4:
conyolauoas Of the small Inteslros. O.-rr
cincs only partially cleanse these and ..y "a.
collected masses behind as 10 pf.,-.. a.
cast!veness, with all It's train Of uy..s. f.. ...
dtarrhra, with its imminent daucrs gasa
IS well known to all regular ana.oms,s, q
anime the human bowels after death; 40. .l
'ae pfVJNulee Of these wei ioiefnfa wla -...
tDaeH '"v"'c'pts---o' medicines PieNa',a ..
4'atH 10 Ne plouG ny ignorant PERSONS l
goha 'hec' OF ne ldie Medicines rs 10 e.-'7@ +
Kidneys and The bladder, and by this m.r. z
liver aud the lungs, the hoalthi0i cotton Of e.#
s"'l'''y oeFcTaS n?'l the fegp aIi'y o. N' -. PSI,
y otggoS' Inc e,ooa' Wh'ch taAc5 Us ia r..
nom INC agency OF tae 'FeI and anc3
F4Ssss mo 'he heaf'' oeing tA6s poHGa :. N.
@Au nourished oy food coming from e''. (.
'iaon' courses freely th'oagh the 'sa. '...
very pat'o' she system, 40" luGm"aAtt
Inc banner Of health IN the blooming 'a..' Is,
Mats hi, , ssgS'a bic Life Measoe, bay.
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SADDLE & HARNESS
DDSIIRSSo
O.

FEyllE Slbscritcr informs the citizens OF CLsy.
II lo,lu and the surrounding country, that IL
is carving on the above Business. on aia!n-sire5t
nearly opposite to ~. Kerr's Tavern. SADDLES
will be manufactured principally by Andw. Mont
gomcgy, whose work i9 well known throughout The
country From BIS experience and puuciualiiy he
Aopes 10 receive liberal share Of pubiic patronage
GREEN HIDES aud all kinds Of merchants.
be PRODUCE will be taken in payment Also
a boy about the age Of 10 years, Of good ehaTae.
tyf, VII. BIZ taken as an apprentice.
ROBT JOHNSON
Sept 81, 1870. 52V