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bort, nb in Setten, Seteue 9ebeusmitteln &Ietoune
fir 2rne, pausratb, sIder9erdtbe, Bauere.Stof uni
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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11

Ocr JoHN sATu.- by statement q ine
Vicksburg Wing We learn Chat, that ever
lasiingly, noloricusly rascally "John Smith,
was caught az one Of bis old tricks agalnl
John, as usual thought be had 2 right g Re
every where, and under that mPresslon' en-
deayored a few nights since 70 iorcibly enter
The store of our old acquaintance, Vim +.
Courtney, but being recognized, was walk
ed of Is the Mayors Office, from whence his
next mornings walk extended as far as the
jail. Verify John, if thou dost not mend
Inv ways thou wilt never become member
oFthe State Legislature Of Illinois, notwith-
standing Thy immense family to back thee
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n ORDIN
An ORDINANCE.
To suppress Vice and Immoralitv.


SECT. l. Be il Ordained, That il shall be held
a public offence and unlawful for any person,
within the limits Of the Corporation, TO commit
orperpenate any indecent, lewd CT filthy act or
obscene gestures IN the presence Of any other
person, rim such situation that persons pass
ing or re-passing might ordinarily see the same.
or vanity, wIckedly and maliciously to utter any
profane and blasphemous werd or discourse against
God or tho Holly Scriptures within tbe hearing of
any other person. And If any person or persons
shall offend against the provisions of this Or
dinance, he, she or they, on conviction thereof
before the Mayor, shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding $50 90 nor less than SIS 90 with costs
Of prosecution.
Seer. q Be it further Ordained, Thar it shall
be held unlawful for any person or persons to ar-
Dor or keep about his, her or their house or other
tenement, within The limits of the Corporation,
any lewd or common strumpet who make a lively
hood by prostitution, under penalty of not less
than $40 or more than $25 to be recovered before
the Mayor with costs Of prosecution.
Sect. 3. Be 1t further Ordained, That It shall
be the special duty of all City Officers, and it may
be lawful for any qualified voter with or without
process, to apprehend any person or persons found
in the act of violating the provisions Of this Ord
nance and cause or require such person or persons
forthwith to be conveyed before the Mayor to BIZ
delth with according to the provisions herein
made and provided.
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AN ORDINANCE
"a preYent cruel treatment al Dumb An

tn prevent cruel treatment of Dumb Animals
SEor l. Be it Ordained, That it shall be un-
lawful for any person, within the limits of the
limits of the Corporation, in an immoderate, cruel
Or unnecessary manner to beat er otherwise want
only injure any horse, mare, mule, ass or any
other animal.-Every person so offending shall,
on conviction thereof before the Mayor, forfeit
and pay any sum not exceeding 500 nor less than
SIS with costs of prosecution.
SECT. q Be it further Ordained, That if any
negro, mulatto or slave shall offend against the
provisions Of the foregoing section, and in default
of his employer, owner or self paying the penalty
adjudged by the Mayor not exceed So for such
offence with costs of prosecution, he shall receive
on his bare back, not less than ten nor exceeding
thirty lashes well laid on by the Town Constable,
who, for such services, shall receive, out of any
monies not otherwise appropriated, the sum Of
one dollar.
SECT. 3. Be it further Ordained, That it shall
be the duty Of the Town Constable, and it may
be lawful for any qualified voter of the City, with
OF without process, to apprehend and bring any
person found in the act of violating this Ordinance
before the Mayor to be dealt with according t.
the provisions herein provided.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
ANNUNCIATIONS.

We are authorized to announce WIN. G.
RAsBERRY, Esq, of this city. as candidate
for the office Of Assessor of Yazoo county.
at the next election.
We are authorized to announce ROBERT c.
Perry, Esq, as a Candidate for reelection
TO the Office of District Attorney ofthe Tenth
Judicial District, composed of the Counties of
Yazoo, Holmes, Attaia and Leake.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. T.
H. SHELL, as a candidate for the office
of Assessor of YazOo county at the next cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce JOHN w.
FUQUA, of this city, as acandidate for the
Office Of Sheriff of Yazoo county, at the
next election.
We are authorized to announce r. S. G..
PERKINS, Esq, of Benton, as a candidate for
the Office of District Attorney, for the 10th
Judicial District composed of the counties OF
Yazoo, Holmes, Leake and Attala, at the
next election.
or We are authorized by numerous
friends Of b. ROWAN HARDIN, ESQ.,, to
announce his name as a candidate for Re-
presentation in the Lower Branch of the
State Legislature, from the county of Yazoo
at the November election.
The sYazoo Banner will please copy.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
AN ORDINANCE
To amend an Ordinance entitled san Ordieanc
to prevent Sabbath Breaking.

10 amend an ordinance entitled ian Ordleance
to prevent Sabbath Breaking.
SECT. l. Be it Ordained, That hereafter, if any
owner, proprietor or any other person having the
control of any Billiard Table shall allow, permit
or suffer any person or persons to play at Billiards
upon the the first day OF the week, known as
Sunday, he or they, on conviction thereof before
the Mayor. shall forfeit and pay the sum of $50
with costs of prosecution. And any person or
persons who shall play at Billiards on the first
day Of the week, known as Sunday, shall on con-
viction thereof before the Mayor, be fined in
sum not less than SIS nor more than $50 with
costs of prosecution.
SECT 9. Be it further Ordained, That hereafter,
it shall be unlawful for any Merchant, Shopkeep-
er, Clothier or other dealer whomsoever, includ-
ing Flat, Keel or Steamboat traders (save and ex-
cept Apothcaries) to keep opn their respective
Stores or places of business in order to sell, bar
ter dispose of, by way of sale or exchange, any
wares, merchandise, goods, produce or chattles
whatsoever on the first day of the week, common
ly known as Sunday. Any person offending
against this Ordinance, shall, on conviction thereof
before the Mayor, be fined in any sum not exceed
ing $40 nor less than SIS for each and every offence
with costs of prosecution.
| SECT. 3. Be it further Ordained, That it shall
be the duty of the Sclectment and other City
Officers, and it may be lawful for any qualified
voter, when breach of this Ordinance hath oc-
CURED, or when they have good reason to suspec
/
to report the same TO the Mayor, whose duty i
shall be to issue Subpoena for such person o.
persons as il is believed can give information upor
the subject; and such witness or witnesses, whel
summoned, shall give evidence of any and ever
breach committed against the provisions of thi
Ordinance that may have come under his or thei
knowledge without special inquiry being directe
thereto.
Seer. A. Be it further Ordained, That in cas-
any witness so summoned, shall fail or refuse I
appear and give evidence, such witness or wit
nesses shall be fined in any sum not exceedin
so nor less than $40 with costs, to be collecte
BY execution, unless witness or witnesses shall
, able to give good and sufficient excuse for sue
non-appearance or refusal to appear and testify.
Seer S. Be it further Ordained, That this o.
dinance shall be in force from and afterits pas
: A. PATTERSON, Mayor.
d. w. NYE, Town Clerk.
Yazoo City, June Z, lS4l. 4S-4t.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

A PERSON who signs himself ALFRED
n FOWLER, has thought proper TO in
troduce my name in an advertisement, pub
lished without any other apparent object,
than 10 crafty malignant feeling. So far as
his remarks concern me, personally, shall.
condescend to notice them no farther than
to say, that if he be the individual who was
lately the bosom friend and associate of the
Mr.. V. I. ROGERS, whom he now denoun-
ces, his insinuations are either wholly false
and slanderous, or he convicts himself Of be-
ing an accompliee III Fraud and Kidnap-
ping. He can take which alternative he
pleases. Buff he be the person / have sup
posed, he stands responsible to the broken
Commission House Of which he speaks, for
upwards of $4,000, on notes, on which be
appears as principal, due three years ago.
Now if ishouse be broken, as he asserts, il
has been brought to that condition by the
dishonesty Of those. who like himself, pos.
sessing ample means of payment, cause
their movable property To be run of, and
cover the rest by fraudulent conveyances
The baseness, therefore, ofreproachinr fhosI
with the ruin which he is thus, 81 insiru
mental in causing, can only l,e exceeded 5
the folly which invites il, public exposure
THOMAS PENNEY
Vicksburg. Mag 90, Is4l. 46
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". II. ROGERS.

(See his Advertisement Ia the
Com. Bulletin, Ncoo Orleans.
SINGULAR are the acts Of this notorious
- Murderer, Negro and Horse Thief,
VESPATIAN TITUS ROGERS, who some
few weeks ago eloped from New Orleans,
in company with hireling of Thomas Pen
ney, the reported agent of broken Com
mercial House, in New Orleans. They left
the city together, secretly, in the dead hours
of the night, with % Of my Negroes The
miserable scamp, v T. Rogers, divided with
Penney, and received only Negroes, with
few hundred dollars, Gas | am told,-se-
lectng the likeliest women,) and after
skulking along the Mississippi and Arkansas
rivers, for twelve hundred miles, landing
from place TO place, under assumed names,
has made wonderful splurge at the Oar
dsnelle Springs ;-quite learned dlsclo-
sure is made of the quality, location and
virtues of the said Dardenelle Springs
High Mountains; Wild Fowl and Wild
Game, and plenty of Guns; of which
know nothing, except that he stole two guns
Of mine, and several blankets, which, | pre-.
sumo, he has at that place ready for use.
He may own the valuable Springs.-I ar
told he purchased them with two of my Ne
groes, a Woman and Child, although the
child has since died by his cruelty.-Twc
he sold for money, which, | presume, hal
supplied the wonderful set out of Darde
nelle.-The scamp has no other means,
know. Mr.. R. M. Roberts has, no doubt
been deceived by the scroundrel.
ALFRED FOWLER.
May, ID, ls4I. 44-tE
OF The Little Rock Times and Advo
cate and the New. Orleans Commercial Bull
letin, will please give the above three in
sertions, and forward their accounts to thi
J office for collection.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
NOTICE.

WWTE would respectfully inform an those
w who have Watches or JeweIry re-
manning in our possession, that they are left
al the Store of Messrs J. s. & H. level, in
this city.
Should any Of our customers wish work
done, during our absence, they ran leave II
at the above place to be sent 10 81 4,
VIoKsBURG, at our risk, where il will S
puuctually attended 10 and returnd with d;s.
patch. WILSON q KLEIN.
YazoO City, June 4, 1871, 47.tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11

TWNHlS fashionable, we'll known, and popu-
lar watering place, ELEVEN miles north
Of this city, is now open for the reception
Of visitors.
Many improvements have been Made
during the winter and spring, in extending
the pleasure grounds, buildings, &c.
A POST OFFICE has been established
al the Springs, and daily line Of Mail
Stages will pass morning and evening thus
alIording visitors. every facility Of receiving
letters or reaching the Springs from any
point.
Those arrangements, together with plen-
tiful supply Of ICE, GOOD MUSIC, and
other facilities 70 ssDRIyE DULL CARE AWAY
enables the proprietor to renew bis pledges
to his former patrons, and The public gen
orally, to use every effort TO contribute 10
the comfort Of his guests, and render their
stay with him pleasant and agreeable.
D. T. SCOTT, Proprietor.
Rates Of CHARGES.
Board, per month, $50 OC
Do per week. OC
Do. per day, 81
| HORSE, per week OF
Do. per day, 81
i Nashville, Tenn, May 3, 1871 46.3m.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
q. ID. GIBBS.
attorney and Counsellor

------- N
YazOO City, l1tssissippt
WILL regularly attend the Cirouit Courts
of 1azoo and Holmes counties, the Federal
Court and Chancery court at Jackson, and
the Supreme count
Office adjoining his residence on Broad
street. April l6. Ie4l g On.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
TRUST SALE.

10y virtue of Deed of Trust executed
By Hayden Leayel, bearing date April
7th 1871, and duly reeorded.in Book L. pa
ges, SIT and SIS. in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Probate Court Of Yazoo county and
State. Of Mississippi, to secure to The cbm-
merciaI Bank Of Manchester the paymentof
Promissory Note, made by said Leayel and
made payable TO said Bank, as viii more full
" appear by reference Is said Deed ID
Irust;--l will expose 10 public sale 10 The
highest bidders FOR cash, in pursuance Of
the author. ~ vested in me as Trustee. by
SAID ICED, , on Monday the first day Of No
yember, 1871, between the hours Of IL NJ.
and P. M, before the front door of the
dWelling-h house. Of said HAYDEN Leagel, il
Yazoo city, the following slaves, 10 wits
Singleton, aged Is years, Edmond, aged IL
years, charles, aged 3 years, Rebecca3 aged
- years, Minerva, aged "a years, Jane,aged
rs years, Violet, aged 4 years, and Mary Jane,
aged Also. al and singular, tie
! Household and Kitchen Furniture on said
prenises of said Leapel. viii make such
Lutte to the purchasers oE said property, as 81
tin me vested. bv virtue Of said deed 81 trust
~. CALDWELL. Trustee.
Yazoo city. April 24th. 1871. 1923.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
Proceedings Of the Ci Council
STATED MEETING
MoNnlI EIENINa. - q. ~

MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1e4I
Present, ANDREW kgrfRsoN, President j W
Barnett, JAS "a Stevens, M Allen. John "
Fuqna and + A. jackson, Selectment
AN ORDINANCE
TO amend an Ordinance entitled tan Ordinance
Assessing wharfage on Steam Boats.
Seer / Be il Ordained by the President and
Selectmen q Yazoo City, That from and after
the passage Of this Ordinances il shall be the duty
of Wharfnaster to keep, in q neatly bound book,
the dates Of the arrivals, departures, masters
names and destination Of oil boats Of every dis
cripuon, which touch the Landing 81 azoo CRY,
subject 70 wharfage.
SEcT. 2. Be il further Ordained, That said req
ster shall be submitted quarterly 70 the inspec-
ton Of the Board Of Seleetmen.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
sHE.lR.IFF.s SALE.
llian Kefily,
DecIaa

Decree
Vincent lallaway, y als
y virtue of the above stated Dccfee.
in the Circuit Gouft Of Yazoo county.
State Of 4issls slppf, will sell at public sale,
@ the highest bidder, Oh a credit Of six
months, II the Court House door of Yazoo
county, within The hours prescribed BY law,
on Monday, the 7th day Of June next, The
following property, II wit The Southwest
quarter and the south half of the west half
lot the northeast quarter Of Section No. / @,
Township No II, Range 2, West, 81 the
Chociaw District Of Pubic Lands subject
10 sale at Mount silas.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
ALSO

Two certain Lots Of ground situated III
Yazoo City, formerly The town Of Manches-
ter and designated on the map Of said Town
as Lots Nos, 2l2 and 2l3, as the property
Of defendant Vincent Galloway.
A. G. HARRISON, Sheriff,
By ]. B. HALL, D. s.
May 5, ls4l. pr fee $9) 43-5t.
The above sale is postponed until Mon
day, the 2lst inst
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
! NEW.ORLEANs MONEY MARKET

bank Note TaBIe, Corrected weekly.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
INSOLVENT NOTICE.


NHE undersigned Commissioners of In
solVency, on the estate of James Runce-
man, deceased; will meet at the Office oil
A, Patterson, Esq, on the first Wednesday
of eUery month, for six months 10 come, fol
the purpose of receiving and auditing claims
against said estate.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
JBO PRIIN Ting

Yedfa and ErBeaifioulIQ erecated Ql 9his
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-10
CHICK FIRING a. GII.BsisT7,
laZ2iN!|,I:Zl'K'sKS|


TIE auscI constantly receiving from the n,lnu
Il t'ct"Ei"s Of CIIiCKERING A 7. GILBERT a TO
io<to" and oIcrs for sale large assortment Of Piano
Eotcs, with al the recent and patented mpTov nts
The hong csabsh" reputation of these manufacturers Is
tie test .atantee thar the Instruments ,
them will not be surpassed b. any ter (Iome sic
~ foreign m respect 10 durability the sweetness p
rty aud power Of tone for which these instruments
been 80 hghly and extensively celebrated The Ion. =
g"T"uce OF both OF these makers has in some
very important improvements lately inr ouced) whicb
greatly improves the tone an general effect the nstr-
m
The subsC Tiber feels justified assuring those who
may be pleased Ia pLronize this Establishments that their
expectations will not be disappointed IN fndin. thrse m
sfuneuts To- be made Of the very best materials aud tie
most dun able workmanship.
These instruments III the manufacturers prre.
packed and sent 10 place within hundr ell miles of
Richmond free Of expense 10 tte purchasers.
The great demand for these las inu- e IN.
subscriber Co establish agency ia FARMVIII Prime,
Edward Co with Mr.. 4. = BIGLOw, where tho.c wbo
the subscriber. " w
AnPIANO FORTEs scM at either Of these establish
mens are warranted and u No.; perfectly can
be returned. 10y N''
NO liberal discount made 10 professors and teachers
10 large supply OF new AMI fashionable Music ali
ways on hand Piano Fortes tuned and repaired by Ruf
Morse. whose long experience ia manufacturing enIe
hiti 10 aLafe 81 patronage. A. r. MADDOX,
ma II bnpA-it- lao Rapkz
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
c. J. RICHARDS 70

c. J. RICHARDS & co,
@isn oil The Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern.
, III street, Shockoe Hill
io Lhs ahd Dealers IN Foreign and bones sic U,rI
sr; SLe nov Opening large snd Complete
~ SrhlN' HARDWARE AND CUTLERY 0Lirb ~,
Sisi' Guy "ccrPhiccs- OF 90 th.y ,.
.'IJ siial advance. Country Merchants ana ar :,
'lpH 10 helr interest To call anil
NniSh ~ iid Is comprised uf the following Goots
ihhoisnn's Patent Corn cytles
Wsl'ion's best steel a.,
Broad and Narrow Gr.s. do
humble n hugusia's Pattern Grass do
Dutch 40 ythes ut best guabty
Pocket and Pen Knives, ass6ried
Sct-s1IS, Shears AMI RazuIg al,
black and other handles - -ai "'''e
IVORY Knives AMI Forks, in oT5I par- FINN - Al,
- very superior assortns single ant 49,
W, 1'tl' uini anu percussion Guns
nIAtS llANeTs, Anyils, Vices. -mfbsi Rel
,ih uhr pate, pad amt other Locks
Th'l' put 4 cut, mill Saw, hail round
$500. e. ,Shd other Files, horse Rlsps
Broad Axes; Nail IIsuiIners
Bun Hinges, all kinds
hriInnil Ware, Japanedtin Ware
Ilaieh Goods, German silver Goods
mli.',h genuine and common Coffee Mills
Sheet and lar lead
East, sh"aI, blisier and German Steel
S,'pN'is anu spades Hay and manure FoTks
Lack screws, shovel anu longs Tenders Andre
~ ~ hcheh and moulding Planes
NIL pat and y saws
llani. PANEL and
No., an a'sortnent Of Looking Gasses direct ftomL
manufactured, Consisting ' ''i-
SWING toilet, per ami uantel Glasses
20 rails and general assortment Of wood W.,
French Baskets, sc. ~ "'Oe VIZ
Together with sta,la
soTtuCnt Vi Fancy Goods $500 '"F'' 81
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WOKKs on AGRIcuI.rInE =.

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Ino's u. uOTCUEIss having taken ia. stnr,
lately occupied by M"ssTE rhiptiu a Jones
~" hu,nHo al the E'sls Hotel would inio
ni 1alcr', thai he has Just opened full assoI al OF
Materials us" bS them, consisting h. part az InIlowa
FOR COACH MAKERS.
leach ani Elliptic Steel Springs OF all kinds
Coach, baIouchr, buggy and rulky turned Asles
Coach and BlrOuche Steps Of all sizes
Brns- and SILVER Hub BANDS
Maiicable Castings aud TUNED Collars
Coach and Baruuche Hinges; dO dr Handles
Dash Flames; Knobs; Coach Door Locks
Ncnittau Blbi Locks
curtain Leather. both hides and s,I.s
Sicp Leather anI Moruc a. skins
Coach lac 80 aud FruE.s OF ali lin,Is
RaIiin"ts aud DaInasks, Ar
FOR SADDIERS.
iIng skins; Surge; SherpSkus
nl assortment o all Kinds Harness Nountipy
HuTuIps; Hrhs; Wordr,i; Cotton T,aiuius W,hL.
Cut racks; biark I'll varuisb
Men, Woinen's. f!Ig Saddle Trrca
Iu1 supply ut saillcTs Tools, &c.
ALSO,
Shoe Matters Tools. of all kinds
ihav" employ MI George Phippcn IT. formerly Of IN.
hrn al Phpp"n Jones, attend Ia oI H..
'aihhs 10 M" hu~n"ss and respectfully ahr t.,
patronage oI IN" Cusoi' oi that irn and of all
waning irhcen Ia my hncasEuTinE thai M,
mcht shaIi always d" sou nd will ss chsap Tor
or cay accepiane"s other house Not Intending 4,
40 cr"hb bnsin'ts, induce will ed t pr
chascrsto pay the cash. ''
nh Jl-dAct THO. H. IIpTCuEIss