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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
a GfmeraI a0f1GCp atr0
Commissions Business,

under the name of WARD, MOFFErT g.
co. as here lotore.
We are prepared to Receive and Sell
COTTON, or other articles, to fill orders for
Planters or to attend to any Business they
NAV have in New Orleans. Our utmost eff
forts will be employed to promote the in
lerests of those who favor us with consign-
menls. We keep a constant supply of Bag
cling and Rope and Negro Jeans and Lin
sens. II. J. WARD,
GEO. w. WARD.
New-OrIeans. Sept 20, ISL. l2-rf
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NOTICE.

d D. GIBBS, Esq, has control of the
~ unsettled professional business of r.
J.Jennings and of the late firm of Jennings
g. Dulin, with the exception of that pend
ing in the Courts al Jackson, which Dude,
5. Jennings of that place has charge of.
YazOo City, Sept II, 1871. 1851.
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Treatment of the Insane.

We find 10 Galignani's (Paris) Messenger, the
subjoined remarks, upon the treatment proper tor
the insane.
Several eminent doctors have 1T times, made
use of theatrical representa- relief, and
even cure 10 certain of lunacy. The
following is q late example Of success. The first
phi ysican of the l.'naiic hospital, at Peggio IN
Naples-the A be Balionia-wh no has always con-
sidered manual labor and games suited 10 the
tastes habits, and characters OF his patients, as
one Of the most effecual means of cure, made the
experiment of sending twenty SIX of them, prop
ery attended, 10 the principal theatre of;he town,
he Inns elf being at the back Of the boxes in which
they were placed. He, at the same time, took
audience a notice Of The presence Of his patients,
entreatIng that no notice might be taken OF them
nor any thing said or done that might tend to ir
ri,ate or excite them. The performances were
selected by NJ. b allonia himself, and were listen.
ed IN by his Dr0tere= Nth us1d sIsd
To nave made deep impression upon The m"ds
ment in their malades more or less visible,
and thew are said to have since made rapid p rog-
ress towards complete return 10 reason.
If we mistake not, this IS the plan adopted in
Worcester, Massachusetts, with great success,
and, " lthIn proper limits believed it be the
right one-undoubtedlv in all cases of insanity.
i,Induess Is the law of action, on the part of the
sane. To bear and 10 iorlaar, to avoid tecfIm-
ina ton and as far possible avoid coercinn-
treat gently, even though .frmiy-soes to draw
away the mind from itself, turn il outward, and
it will heal.
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NOrisOn,s Pills.
The Vegetable Uairersaf Nedicines of the British
College of Health

ME- Hpgean SYcrem of Medicine, truth
fonndaton and simplicity for its ure, stood
the Of timehas nphed prejudice opposi
tion ard has become tco-id-reao,rTled.
These Medicines ALL DISEASES that admit of
'-because all diseases have orgin--npu-
Of Blood; and these medicines only he
certain and etficaci",- of all pn.;s~ biveI-
,.oy eaithful action make OF
bood-.hch health The following speaks itself:
MORRISON'S PILLS-CAUTION.- nhsh CoHrpe
Of Health, Hamilton Place, -New Road London, July
II, 1910.
Whereas Horaiio Shepbeard Moat. of New York, late
General Agent tho Bish College HEALTH London,
publicly making Of my for the sale
medicines puorting he mime This is certify, that
wise connected with such medicines aud that
against such OF my by the said Iforato
SBephear1 Moat IN any manner whatsoever, the be-
ing calculated tnead the public And further DECLARE
that DR. George Taylor. Of Nali street. New york. my
only authorised Agent Uned States Of America,
alone. and the Agents duly appointed by
him. nv bad genuine. In where
Of, | have my hand and seal
Sigaed, jaws MoKtsoS- the Uygris,,
President Of the British College Of fieaIta.
GEORGE TAYLOR. G4 Nall street, y. York. Member
of the Brush College Of Health. and
Sole Agent for Il. States
The aboye Medicines may be bad gsaoine the Book-
Store ri ID. Z. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond Ia Dec u Ie40 4Btf
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uSIRI EOTATOP PILLS.
or. .The Irish vegetable pills.

We see II stated and having no doubt Of the
truth of the statement. hasten lay II before our
readers. that good Irish Potatoes. make the most
valuable Vegetable Pills at present known. This
medicine Is admirable III its effects - working
kindly with the system and icing entirely d.
gestihe They should he prepared b. roasting
TILL they become .mealy.' butter and salt then 10
be added IN proper proportlcns-nr, they NAV be
taken mashed, hot. with plenty OF the InIre Of
roasted turkey. or any other palatat!e gravy that
vii make them easy to swallow. The patio nj
must exercise his own judgment as 10 The proper
quantity TO be taken;-as general rule. how
ever. three times day will not be too often
exercise in the open air, after each dose. will be
found highly benefcial.-[ Some paper
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New York Custom House.

SINGULAR DEvELoPMENTs.--A letter from
Messrs. Jeromus Johnson, A. b Wander poel, and
A. g. Mead, late Principal Appraisers in the
New York Custom House, to the investigating
Committee, reveals The important fact. during
the former administration of that office, the bus
mess of appraising taken out of their hands
for The purpose of affiSing higher valuations TO
would have affixed 50 that, instead of fraud BIZ
the merchants. fraud and oppression had been
Systematically exercised to,rdrds The merchants
by the superior officers the customs, in comm,
vance with foreign influence The words Of the
letter are:
.'Thnt there were frauds by smuggling commit
ted during the last term of Swartwoul's incumben-
cy, there cannot be doubt; but these were
brought about by collision of officers of the Gus
toms with certain importers and whether by un-
dervalnatioa OF otherwise, the undersigned, not
having seen the goods, are unable to saw"
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Bronchitis! Bronchitis.
BEWARE OF THAT DREAD DESTROYER,
0rTIIE BRONCHITIS:

I|HlCH spares neither the Young, the Good. the
Beautifu but is annually hurrying thousands upon
thousands TO under the mistaken
Consumption The usual symptoms of this cisaase
Cough Soreness of the Lungs Throat. Hoarsenes
Guilty of breathing. Asthma Hectic Fever, Spichg
Phlegm Matter. and sometimes Blood. II infam-
nation Of the fine skin which lines inside
wind tubes air vessels running through
lungs The and eectua renedy this alarming
wideprea ding disease is the Rfv. CovERT's BALM OF
LIFE This and invaluable Medicine universally
pronounced, by the multitude who
ITS hrang vrtues TO be The wonderful and admirable
remedy i'll the world for the Bronrlhs, C0stghs
senere Cofd' Group, .4.tnaq. Uhooping Cough, all
diseases OF the Lngs and Uindpe, which, neglected.
lead to REAL Consumption.
he BALM LIE stands entirely aloof the
eS'fack NostraHs OF day. having
conhience of Ptgnelaat, Cerggne and intelligent Of
al ciqses. wherever has been introduced Phanthro-
pisi and all who truly ssmpathse with suffering
where hail its appearance with heartfelt joy;
common biess10gs which kind Providence
slows on but which, like angels visits, few ana
far belsveea
t3tircuiar containing testimonials Of the
highest responsibility, be had. gratultous of all
Agents
CovERT BaIH LIFE zone Dollar per Bottle.) for
sale IN Richmond, by
IRWIN REED BROTHER.
June 9th, 1s4l. ass
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Information Wanted.

ME underst signed. administrators VIM
Il Neal. decreased. late Of Wayne c Indiana.
iois the residence address
relatives deceased. they
THAI said this lie
the Western country twenty thirty year.
il believed from Georgia, but there from
STATE Of Maryland Any ioformatio respecting hiz
friends. VIII haakfy received, AMI his
an her advantage write immediateis
this. LEVISUS KING,
JOSEPH RICH.
Richmond. May %. 1S41. 20tf
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,achrnen, be abruptly broken off, let an interview
and a candid explanation follow every misunder-
standing For the tenderest and most valuable
sGect,,ns, when won, will be the easiest wound
ed, and believe Inc, there is much truth in Tom
Moofe's sentiments:
"a something light IS air-a looA
A word unkind wrongly taken
The love that tempest never shook,
A breaih-a touch like this has shaken"
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Terms of Acknowledgements DOLLAR per square foi
three Insertions and rwESTy-EIvE CENTS for each adj
ditioDal in tion-TEN LINES the space occupied by
2J0 ems, counted square, nothing counted less than
square; all square, aud less than and
half counted square and haif-Per square for
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LARS, or Ten DOLLARS annum two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS per annum; three squares
Twenty DOLLARS per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and others, by the VIII he charged for
column 1000 $50 90 per for efouths
of Il column, $4,000; for half 4 column, $780, for
quarter column, SOS. 00t dedIctioh OF 20 Pc
Will be made Advertisements longer Than quarter Of
inserted By tha half year year, and
altered. Chanccy notices and petitions 10, divorces.
he paid invariably III advance. Adycrse coming
from abroad, be accompanied with tho cash, ness
ordered for publication BY brother publisher.
y. B. No advertisement VIII be discontinued until
paid for unless tho option of the pbher by previous
uent between the publisher and the advertiser.
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REMITTANCE BY MAIL.


"a Postmaster may enclose money letter 10 The
Publisher Of Newspaper. 10 pay The ftsoscripo" q
Uird person, frank the letter. uritfea by hinseg
NorE-Some subscribers may not be aware of the a
bove regulation Ii will be that by requesting the
Postmaster where they reside frank their letters contain
ing subscription money will upon being satisfied
that letter contains nothing but what refers the sub
cTipiion.
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Our city readers viii recolIect having seen at
the Van Blren State ConventIon on The Sth Of
Jurnarv, 1910, Il very busy body, with red
'kerchief about his neck generally known The
Knight Of The Red Rag That indiv ldnul was
the active III the Cow entIon, md
Government office holder the IiIne. Being
fully that for his unccusIug and open Ct
forts IN aiding TO secure the reelection of Mr.
Van Buren,, thereby ne gIecting The duties of his
office mud bringing the patronage of the General
Gov eminent into cor fltct with The freedom Of
elections, he deserved 10 be ousfed from his place
IL appears that he has beeh suffering under ago
nizlng suspense in The daily expectation for his
notice 10 Guii. Determined to bear The torture
of disappointment no longer and dspaIrIng of
being turned out, he has forwarded his resigna-
ton. Poor fellow, pity him tha, nc has been
compelled TO await so long the VACATIONS delays
of justice. Here is his letter to Mr.. Tyler. II
will be Clortltylng TO that gentleman TO know
lha, Mr. Borden does nc, recognize him as Pre-
L
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Copper, Brass, >heet-iron and
Tizi-Ware NanufactOrv

ME subscriber takes this method of informing the
OF Eichmond, and the public generally he
has commenced the above business in Rchmond where he
intends keeping constantly hand general
of Copper, Brass, Sbeet-ron and Tin Stills Brew
Fuler Dye. and Iattefs Kettles cry
made order the shortest and
like manner all kinds Of Copper wash and tea kel
ties kept constantly hand also, general
tin-ware which VIII be sold wholesale retail
good il be bought the All kinds
pairing done te notice The highest price
viii De paid for old copper, brass and pewter.
HUGH OWEN.
Richmond, May 6, 1870. left
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Yours. &c,
JAMES w. BORDEN. Rec'r.

To John Tyler, Esq. Vice President Of the U. s.
acting as President.
What will our rery particular friend, James w
Borden, Esq. DO now? He can, lire wlthou, Of
fee, and where he'll get one, the ID only knows
"Alas! poor Eorrick!' we would advise thee TO
return to Richmond, ard Holloway g. Davis
for 'tc1 thousand dollars,' and raise the wind 10
this way or, may be, as thou canst get office,
(or as thy kindly nature may forbear to press n
SUI. for the ten housand,) thou viii, consent to
take old clothesY
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Price Of Bread Reduced.
ICE CREAM.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ME subscriber is DESTROYS selling private
any of tie property here ma ter described,
The House and lot. at the of Main and Front
streets occupied by John Williams a a store.
4 building lot, 18th old house ii. Main
adjoining the above named lot adjoining
the three story brick lately put up by job Bprton
Armstrong Grimes the running back about
aev extending from front along It's whole length back
the first mentioned alley.
The property where he resides consisting Of g1od well
finished bck dwelling house, nearly The main build
~ nv RI frn' ,ith Win
passage Kitchen. milk house, all
brick \ good aud roomy stable, and other buildings
Of good quality. Excellent WATER roomv, dry I'd
CELLAR about md half acres of ground, a less
quantity suit the purchasers fruit of various
kinds The situation surpassed by ny place
dence. and vet o business part city
and would be good situation for boarding house. This
property the undersigned mpros expressly per-
nanent residence and believes will spectian
Also, Farm Of 50 acres, situated ! miles from
the City, directly Greenvilie origina v
and improved by Frederick Hoover by
vid Holloway The situation is unusually fine: il
several aud failing Springs; excellent orch
ard consisting of 800 trees embracing good variety
of fruit
The of sale OF any OF the above named property,
will be fair and LIBERAL price and time. Those dis
POSED TO purchase such property. ctuly invited
call and examine for themselves
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond. 9TH, Mo- 22nd, iS4I. 20-tf
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Land Office, Fort wayne. Ia !
JUNE Is, 1871.

SIR:-I am OF these Of your fellow citizens
who al the a,e Presidential election, felt it to be
their duty to oppose your elevation to the alton
YOU now occupy; and for doing, have been III
The daily expectation for some months pas, OF re-
ceiving notice tina; had been removed from the
office of Receiver Of Public money at this place
Not feeling disposed to wait any longer, you will
do me tho favor consider this my resgna-
ton of the office. l am, Sir, Respectfully,
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M ID DICIN Els. -
PAINTS, OILS, DYE sTuFFs, &C. &C. r


nsanI TN udc generally that ii cont ka me o
stool ly ont he Ell by,ol asanoh eesabnhn
n
s g oauce.
ih Isl t e
m p dae:-
ire money
ON HAND: considerable Salts
Acid Carb Soda, Sal
Jap Mustard Magnea OIL Aft Pepper, Babe
Sp o Spanish dh fSpIash
unusually loD
LEVIN 8N8D 8 DDOTGADa
RIchm Indiana.
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C.oCK And WATCH REPAIRING.

NOtlCc.
4 ME subscriber, having purchased
the entire stock Of c. \. Dick
- SON ih'onds carrying the business at
~ the stand. where he viii be plea
fEN %Ssss-J scd 20 receive the patronage OF his
HGa ~hEzEs friends, and the old customers of the
w | 4s3 establishment. lie viii sell for
~ :. : - CASH, and accommodate ccsto-
-ss41zEs.@<sssss short notice, as lie viii have
G. a Dc.INsox, and JosuuA b. EiUHNlcurr, il his
ploy Those wishing before. be served
short ho:icc Work warranted. and well done. lc
the rrsag. GEO. Z. " IChERSIiA II.
Rirhm1nd Nav D. 1871 20u
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CALEB -Go WILL, g ITS

ECESPECTFULLT requests all indebted him. to
Z MAKE payment. ne svery much IN CASH
AZ this time.
" y. b. He has constantly hand a, all times
81 DDLES. BRIDES. H.9R-vESS. HEEPS cor
L-4RS and SADDLE TREES; all of which he w,u
sell on fair and reasonable terms
RICHMOND. Jan lst. 1870 Itf
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Akt y undersigned would pecnully IA.
form Che planters 81 1azoo and he
adjoining counties, That be has constantly
on hand large supply o N h Brook
Gin Stands. which ha oilers of sale Oh mod
crate terms 5e also repairs Gins, and Will
warrant 81 work done By hin q that line
tle may s. al times be found Is lhis.cily
any person wishing to purchase Gin STANDS
OK have others repaired, viii please address
letter @ him 81 this place All orders
punelually attended 70.
ALEX. AMOS
Yazoo City, April q, 1871 D-tfA
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The state Of dississippi,l Probate Court,
YAzoo County. Feb,y Term, 1871
TTPON petition fled BY Winston Banks
~ Administrator Of lessee Knighten, de-
ceased; it is represented that said lessee
Knighten died seized and possessed of the
following land, lying and being in the coun-
.tyof Yazoo and State Of Mississippi, viz -
the west half of the northwest quarter of
Section "a, Township 10, Range |, West,
and thar distribution Of the same cannot be
made to the heirs, without a sale Of the
same.--It is therefore ordered that all per-
sons interested in said estate, be and APP
pear before the Probate Court, to be holden
in and for The county Of Yazoo aforesaid, at
the Court house theTeof,in the town of Ben
ton, on the 4th Monday of April next, then
and there to shew cause, if any they can,
why Tho prayer Of the petitioner should not
be granted.--It IS further ordered that CO.
py of this decree be published in the Yazoo
City Wing, for six weeks successfully, and
that Citation issue to the heirs of said Es-
tate, Viz :-William Knighten, James Knight
en-, John Knighten and M. a. Gordon, wild
ow Of Joseph Knighten, deceased, and Dau-
phin Knighten, to appear and shew cause
why the same should not be sold for the
purpose Of said distribution.
Attest, GEO. CROCKETT, Cl'k.
March y, 1871. (P'r fee $40 SOY 35-6t
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GARD

r he subscribers lease having expired at
The Saw Mill fomerly owned By Mr..
5. Howard hes purchased and is now runs
ming che Saw MILL about quarter of d
mile above this city, which was built s. I'VE.
3. Jackson. and IS prepared to iill al Bills ia
NIessrs. N. 81 p. 0sReiIy, will keep constant
II on hand full assortment of LUMBER
suitable for all kind Of buildings, also, wheel
arms and bucket plank for Steamboats,
]. III. ANDERSON.
Yazoo City, Feb. 26, l84I 33-tf.
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TO The BALD HEADED.
AND OTHERS.


NOES any know neighbor or a friend
Who has been Bald, and whose head IS
now covered with fne h0ifq One whose
coat collar was covered Withdandruf, though
brushed every hour Or one whose hairs at
early age were turning grey, who now has
not grey hairg Children whose heads
were covered with scurf, Whose hair would
not grow, that are now growing the fullest
crops of hair? Some cases must be known
10 most persons. Ask them the cause, and
YOU will Be told, these things have been
done By the use of the BALM OF COLUAl-
BIA. Of20 years growth IS this article, its
demand increasing annually some hundred
per cent though when discovered not op-
posed BIZ anv thing for the same purpose, now
assailed By almost numberless mushroom
trash preparations that will ruin the hair #
used TO any extent. Can more than these
facts be wanted-refer TO the recommends
tions By a list Of names of responsibility,
unequalled by any other article. Look to
these thinGs-buy This article. Stay and
preserve your hair by lis use, or if bald re-
store It. Ladies, attend TO this--hnndreds
il fashionable life are using il as the only ar
ticIe really lit for the toilet. Long hair Isl
very apt 10 fall out Ladies, use the Balm
of Columbia in time to save yourselves the
disgrace Of badness BY neglect Of your per-
sons.
It's your duty, as moralists, 70 preserve
the beauties of nature, with which bounti-
full Creator has endowed you use the Balm,
tor il will do it
Caution to be Observed
Several most fragrant attempts have been
made to counterfeit the Balm Of Columbia.
Some Of the impostors have gone 50 far IS 70
counterfeit the splendid wrappers, and the
Falls Of Niagara, and every external mark
except the name Of Comstock. which they
dare not forge.
To avoid impositions therefore, always
look for the name Of Constock q 90. or y. /
S. Comstock, and never buy the article IN
less Il has that name upon e.
Sold wholesale and retail at Nos2 Fetch
or street. New York and by
r. II. RANDOLPH,
March u, 1871. IS Yazoo City.
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Ask Those yElnO Know
x NFI OSE only Who know by trial Of inlne-
diate cbseryaiion, can form any ideao f
the effects o tue perfeet relief, Of The al.
most charm. lie cures effected ID case Of the
PILES RIIElI AI a IIStl. AIz Swell
LIN AND AL EXTERNAL. PAINS,
no matter how severe, BY the use of Hay
Eminent lind one who has used il that
will not laud q above all things eyef used,
and you pil find What cannot be found
For The relief Of suffering human beings
who may be afflicted, | beg you to ask--in-
quire, and you viii find many knowing og
cases unconqn BIS All othes remedies,
81 physicians, though tvied for many. years.
that have been cured By the use Of the gen
nine