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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-02
AN ORDINANCE
To amend an Ordinance entitled san Ordieanc
TO prevent Sabbath Breaking.

To amend an Ordinance entitled san Ordieance
TO prevent Sabbath Breaking.
Seer l. Be il dained. That herea ter, if sny
owner, proprietor o. any other person having he
control Of any Billiard Table snail allow, PERM,
or suffer any person OF persons 10 play at Billiards
upon the the frs, day OF the week, know as
Sunday, he or they, on conviction thereof before
Inc Mayor, shall iorIeit aud pay the sum OF $50
with costs Of prosecution. A I'D any person or
persons who shall play at Billiards on the first
day Of the week. known as Sunday, shall on con-
yiction thereof before the Mayor, be ined in
sum not less than SIS nor more than $50 with
costs of prosecution.
Sect 9. Be itiO1her Ordained, That hereafter.
itshal be unlawful for any Merchant Shopk eep-
er, Clothier or other dealer 'whomsoever. includ-
ing Flat, Keel or Steamboat traders (save and ex-
cent Apothicaries) TO keep opn their respective
Stores or places OF business in order 10 sell, bar
er or dispose OF, by way OF sale or ezchaoge- any
wares. merchandise. goods, produce or c1aitlcS
wha isoeveF on the Ii st day Of the week, common
~ known as Sunday. Any person offending
against this Ordinance, shall, on convic ion theFeo
before the Mayor. be tioed Ia anysum not exceed
Jog $50 nor less than SIS Tor each and every offence
with costs of prosecution.
Sect. 3. Be'it iurther Ordained. That it shall
be the duty Of the Selectment 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 suspect
/ = &c
10 report the same TO the Mayor. whose duty it
shall be to issue Subpoena for such. person or
persons as il is believed CAM give information upon
fbe spbjects and such witness or witnesses, when
SUMMONED, shalt give evidence of any and every
breach committed against the provisions of this
Ordinance that may have come under. his or their
knowledge without specialinpuiFy being directed
thereto.
Seer. A.. Be It further OedaiDed, That in case
any witness so.sUmfnoned, saal lail or refuse to
appear and give evidence, such witness or wit
nesses snail be fined in any SUN no: exceeding
$50 nor less tbnn $40 with cosss, TO be collected
by execution, unless witness or witnesses shall be
able to give good and sufficient excuse iorsueh
non-appeafance or refusal TO appear and testify.
Secr. s. BE II further Ordained, That this Or
dinance shall Be in force from and after its pass
| age.
"a. PATTERSON, Mayor.
d. W. NxE, Town Clerk
Yazoo Cily, June ., 1871. 4S4t
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TRUST SALE.

~ virtue 81 a Deed Of Trust executed
By Hayden Lcayel, bearing dale April
9Th lS4l, aud duty recorded in Book 4. pa
ges 5l7 and.5lS. ia the Office Of the Clerk
of lhe Probate Court of Yazoo county and
Slate Of Mississippi, to secure tottne com.
mercial Bank of Manchester lhs payment Of
4 PFomissory Nole, made BIZ said Leayel aud
nude PAYABLE 20 said Bank, as will more full
" appear By reference 10 said Deed N
frust;- will expose 70 public sale TO the
highest bidders FOR cash, Ga pursuance Of
The authority vested in me rs Tfusiee. By
said deed.) on Monday The first day Of No
vember. lS4 between the hours Of l2 NJ.
and 4 P. M, before the front door Of ihe
dwelling-house oil said Hayden Leavel, IN
Yazoo city, ihe following slaves, 10 Wit:--
Singleton. ged - years, Edmond, aged II
years, Charlcs, aged 3 years, Reuecca, aged
As years. Minerva, aged 24ye9rs, Jane,agcd
6 years, Violet, aged years. and Mary Jane,
aged yeag-ALso. all aud singular, the
Household and Kitchen Furniture on said
premises Of said Leavel. will make such
tile TO the purchasers of said property, as i
in me vested. by virtue Of said deed in trust
J. v. CALDWELL, Trustee.
Yazoo city, April 24th, IS4l. 1928
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DY virtue Of authority in me vested as
- Assessor and Collector Of Taxes for
Yazoo county and SIaie Of Mississippi, |
will on the l9ih day OF July, 1884,. al The
Coun House door OF Yazoo county, expose
10 public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, Tor the taxes due ihe.eon for 1910, The
following property, 10 vii: Lois lbs, 1865
and iG3, claimed BY Dorsey and Alsionsand
Isl claimcd. by w Dorsey aud various other
individuals. The above property i situate
in Yazoc City. formerly Manchester: taxes
due for 1910, So %.
S. L. JAMES, "A. e. G. Y. c..
April s, 1S4l, (Pr fee Si5l 4O-l4t.
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TO The BALD HEADED,
AND OTHERS

TO The BALD HEADED.
AND OTHERS.
nOES any know neighbor or friend
y who has been Bald. and whose head is
now covered with line hair? One whose
cont collar was covered with dandruf, though
brushed every hon-Of one whose hairs
carly age we're turning grey, who now
not grew hair? Children whose he
were covered with scurf,--Whose hair va
not grow, that are now growing the fl
crops of hair? Some cases must be knt
10 most pessons. Ask them the cause.
you will be told, thcse ihiags have
done by the use Of Tue BAIlMOF COLI 4
BIA. OF 20.years groWth is this article
demand increasing annually some hund
per cenf.-though when discovered not
pOsed.bv anv thing for The same purpose, ID
assaulted by almost nnmberless .Haushro
trash Preparations that will ruin the hal
used 10 any extent. Can more than TIL
f1ctsb be wanted-refer TO The recommen
tons bg LIST of names Of respectable
upearailcd 81 any oiher article. Look
tlcse thugs buy bis article. Stay andN
pr serve yourl,ai BY lis use, or if bald re-
sore e Lsdies. aiiend TO ibis--hDnGreds,
10 fashiooable lie are using II asthe only are
licle really lit Tor the toilet Long hair is
very apt TO 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 mofalists, TO preserve
The beauties ofnaiure. with which bounti-
FIJI Creator his endowed yogl--use the Balm.
forit will do i,
Caution 10 be Observed.
Several most 7agrant attempts have been
made 10 counterfeit The Balm of Columbia.
Some Of the inposlors have gone so far as %.
counterfeititie splendid wrappers, and ths
Falls Of niagara, and every external marx
except The name Of Comstock, which thew
dare not forge
10 avoid impostlons therefore, always
look Ior The name Of Comstock a. Co. or b.
S. Comsiock, and never buy The article un-
less ithas tbatnaine upon IL
Sold wholesale etailat No. 9 FDetcb-
er street, New X ;aadby
r. Il RANDOLPH.
March -, lS4l. IS Yszoo CIV
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE,

~ virtue of authority in me vested as
Assessor and Collector Of taxes. for va
zoo county, and State. of Mississippi, Vim
oder for sale for cash, at the Court house
door, in the town Of Benton, on Monday, The
2nd day Of August. 1871. the following de-
scrlbed real eslale, lying III Yazoo county
to pay the taxes due from Nilliam Walis
Jones, for lS4O, 10 Wii: Ihe southwest
quarter, and west half Of the southeast quar-
Ter, and the west half 81 tbe northwest
quarter, and tie south half ofihe west half
q the northwest quarter and west hale of
northeast quatlef Of Section 36. Towoshio
I I, hange / esst. he above land S. lviaa
near me road leadiae rom Bsnionio Moore
Terry, on b'g bsek, and adopting lind
.oWnodby Daniel " rerdhcks. and others
IaAes due. aboul 800
SAMUEL j.. JAMES.
Assessor & Collector 81 Taxes.
4azoo County.
April so, 1871. G. fee ~ 55l 10 II
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n'7s"F Stable.

NyHE undo signed would respectfully fr-
form The citizens oil this place, and The
county,. generally, that he has opened a
LIVER STABLE in this place, on Jeffer-
son ss@eet, at the Brick Stable formerly kept
py Mr, ]. a. Norman, Wneee every aften-
son viii be paid 10 HOSES le s IN his charge,
aud hehopes. tbat by deYosng his attention
exclusively, 10 The business. and charging IS
low as aas oihef IS aol.shment oi tie Ind
n this place, o merit shore of public
patronage. T.. WHITMAN
Hazoo Civ. 1lay 20 194I 13s4hl.
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WHITE CREEK SPRINGS.

TWVHlS fashionable. welt 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 winteEand spring, in extending
the pleasure grounds, buildings, &c.
A POST OFFICE bas been established
at the Springs. aud a daily line of Mail
Stages viii pass morning and evening thus
afording visitors every facility Of receiving
letters Of. Teaching the Springs from any
point.
Those arrangements, together with pIen-
Aful supply OF ICE, GOOD MUSIC, and
other facilities TO ''DRIt DULL Gaze AWAY
enables The proprietor TO renew his pledges
to his former patrons, aud The public gen
orally, to use every effort TO contribute 10
the comfort OF bis guests, and render their
stay with him pleasant and sgreeable.
..,. d T.. SCOTT, Proprietor.
Rates OF Charges.
Board, petmOnth, $50 90
Do. per week, g 90
Do. per day.. 90
HORSE, per week, 3 90
Do. per day, - %
Nashville, Tenn, May 3, ls4l. 46-3m.
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Pay up!! Or look onfEll

gseat amount Of money is still due me-
ri Job Work and advertising iof he lase
1onr oh five years. and those Who wish y.
save costsWiIl please q calland settle Win
ont delay
Wlth the commencement Of this wear Va
intend to abandon the gfekid System. The
cash must be paid down before anv worlr
can Be done hereafter ] a. STEVENS
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". II. ROGERS.

(See his advertisement IN the
Com. Bulletin, NelO Orleans. J
SINGULAR are the acts Of this notorious
~ Murderer, Negro and Horse-Thief,I
VESPATlAN TITUS ROGERS, who some
few weeks ago eloped from New Orleans.
in company with a hireling of Thomas PEN
ney. tine reported agent Of broken Com
mercial House, in New Orleans. They left.
the city together, secretly, in .he dead hours
of the night, with 26 Of my Negroes
miserable scamp, v T. Rogers, divided with
Penney, and received only 5 Negroes, with
few hundred dollars, Gas am told,-se-
lecting 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 a wondealul spurge at the OAR
denelle 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 am
I told he purchased them with Two Of my Ne
groes, Woman and Child, although the
child has since died by his cruelly.-Two
he sold for money, which, presume, has
supplied the wonderful set out of Darde-
nelIe.-The scamp has no other means,
know. Mr. r. NJ. Roberts has, no doubt.
been deceived by the scroundrel.
4 n ~ nc WrTT M
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Altered FOWLER


o. The Little Rock Times and Advo-
cafe and the New Orleans Commercial Bull
letin, will please give the above three IN
sertions, and forward their accounts TO this
Office for collection.
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NOTICE.

ME cO-parlneTship heretofore existing
between s. 80 I'll LEAvEI. was This
day dissolved BY mutual consent IT. Leapel
having purcbasedJ $. Leagel's interest tn
he SrotK 81. Coos 81 all debis due The irn.
Those Indebted 10 the INN will make pay
ment 70 & LeaTel, who alone is authorized
TO settle the same. AaE claims aeailsi The
firm willbe paid by - Level.
JAMES S. LEA VEL,
il LEAYEL.
Yazoo CITY, April 8, lS4l 40-tf
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Yaz0o &C, APFiI 8. Is4I. 4O.tI


TIE public are respectfully informed.
thai s. s. ii. LEAyHI bought. IN February
last, very large STOCK or GOODS.
Trey were purchased exclusively With
CASH when Domestic Goods were at their
lowest prices, equenll can afford 70
eel them as cHisAr as any point il the South.
. I ha,e determined 70 quiz me landing as
soon as tan sell of my present Stock, snd
@ oder 10 do So Quickly, / will offer ny
goods efefed .as "a CHAD. snall be pleas
ed q have ny old customers conliuue 10
paironize me Wniie remain ia business
Merchants ABOVE this. ubo Y their good
ID Nea-O fleans. win lind IT their Interest ID
cal md exa nine my pieces
raj LEA VEL
Yazoo City, April 8. 1e4 4Oi
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4azoo County.
Aprll so le4l 6, i fee ~ 50 40 III
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From the Bag State Democrat.
THE FARMER.


|, has got 10 bc quito fashionable 10 court
and llater the larmer-,o speak well Of his
occupation, and praise him for induslry,
frugality and integrity. How many Of
those who speak in this wise Of that re-
spectacle portion of our fellow citizens.
would bc likely 10 take their places. and
put their hand tn the plough aud look no,
back 10 The business OF professions which
they now follow, without any regrets at the
change in their occupation! Very few,
wc think.
The farmers life, though noble, is not
an easy one. lie literally lives by The
swca, Of his brow; he earns shat he has;
he lives on the fruits of his own industry,
aud moi un other mems earning. And this
is the reason why Il certain class rather
praise tic iilcr of The soil. thnn initiate
him. They praise him while they would
iilch irom him bis honest gains, by unjust.
legislation, aud unequal laws.
We know something about larmine-our
happcst aud best days were spcnt in clear
ing up the land for The harrow. aud holding
the rlon.h.-Thc labor was hard. hut the
rest was sweet; tho rccompcusc was small,
but sure. Ii was an honest way al get
ting living. We like farming, and VIC
look forward with hope, that we may.
sometime, have Il little land well titled"
aud few cows for the dairy. and some
pigs in the pen, aud some hens in the coop,
and all the little etcetcras usually attached
10 Il farm house-wilh plenty Of hard
work TO do 10 keep things neat and tidy
This is our earthly Elysium, aud this. jus,
now, while VIC are writing. the height of
our ambition. But mind, it mus, all be paid
for-i, is hard for 4 farmer TO work out an
old debt. llhc once gets in debt to Squire
Cut throat, or Col. Alcohol, or Dandy
Broadcolh. il is all over with him. These
chaps should oil be KEEP; i'll his dchi-but
no, much. as tho most of them are not
worthy Of being trusted TO any great
length.
! We have said that the farmers life is not
an easy one. Its for this reason that we
like it.-Too much ease brings many
evils, creates wants, and ends in moral
ruin. Oh man, if thou wouldst be res
pccied work If thou wDuldst be heal
thy, work if thou wouldst be happy,
work! ifihou wouldst be good and great,
work. work for ,byself, thy fellow men.
and thy God! work-work, work.
Nature is never idle. The beauty of
the farmers occupation lies in the fact that
his work and Natures work go hand in
hand. Hence he is always rewarded,
more or less, for his labor. Some portion
of bis crops mny be sometimes Gu, of by
an-unlimely frost. or blight, or the winds
of heaven, sill his labor will no, be alto.
gc,her in vain; for seed Time and harvest
cannot entirely fail. In the vocabulary Of
Nature there is 40 such word as fail.
Spectators fail, banks fail, and n ma
jori,y OF al! those who Try TO get living
without industry or economy falkland many
honest mechanics and traders who engage
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EDGEFEELD ADVERTISER.
w. F. DUREsoE, PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.

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ton OF the year.
Any.person procuring five Subscribers
and becoming responsible for the same
shall receives the sixth copy gratis.
advertisements conspicuously inserted al
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All Communications addressed TO the
Editor. post paid, will be promptly and
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JOHN w. BEAR

We find in the Columbus (Ohio) States
man, letter from james Taylor. jr. Of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, in relation 10 charge
made some weeks since, that Bear was 10
receive farm, in consideration of his SER
vices 10 the Wing party during The las, can
yass, and that Gales & Scalon were 10
collect The funds necessary to purchase il.
The author Of The letter, (ilr. Taylor,) we
learn from gentlemen acquainted with him,
is one Of the most respectable merchants in
GAINESVILLE. and a man whose vcracity no
ono will dispute. Mr.. Hinton, from whom
he obtained the facts, is loyal Wing, and
one Of The Ohio Stnge Company. His
statement exhibits The course pursued in
Ohio TO break down the Democracy.
This John w. Benr, whose desliIulion
oimoral honesty no one seems disposed
10 controverl, was The intimate associate in
the last canvass OF The leading men oil The
Wing party, and has since received an
Indian agency from the Government. MOI
a single Wing paper 10 Ohio. where this
man is known. so far as we have seen,
approves Of his appointment. but. on the
contrary, some Of them speak Of it rs a
disgrace 10 the administration. After re-
ceiving bis appointment. on bis way home,
in public hote! upon The mountains. he
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informed gentlemen present "he hGd re-
csiped agency and Intended tn srindie pi'
d-d Indiuns out Of money enough 4
Keep him The balance Of his kile!" AND
yet he is retained in Office
ZASEsvILLE, June 80,
DIR. Glessncr IL send yOu the infofma-
lion you request, which is embracedln the
following statement made in the presence
of A. Wilkins, Esq. and myself. by Mr..
Ohio Hinton, on The BIS; Of May, l84l and
which was reduced 10 writing al The time.
Mr.. Hinton said that John w. Bear was
TO be rewarded-,hat he was to have mon
'cy 10 buy him farm, and that Gales q
Seuton were to raise said funds, but they
had proved to be SO much in debt that
they were notable 10 do so. He said he
heard in Washington that they were mori-
gagged 10, The old Bank for a large amount,
but that he did uol believe il and-wcnt and
examined the record and found that their
ink. halls, and every thing were mortga-
ged TO i; for sirfy thousand dollars But,
in order TO get rido Bear themselves. they
had him appointed Indian agent through
thcirinfluence; which lie I Honton) did NOT
approve. He also stated that Bear had
called upon him in Washington io.use his
influence 10 get something for him, ur-
ging his claim, ASA matter ofrigh,. on the
Government Bu, he could not do any
thing for Bear, but told him that the stage
company had carried him at least 10000
miles free Of charge. and that was doing a
good deal. and tina, he then put his hand
into his pocket, and gave Bear five dollars
in gold, and said that was his part, aud
that II they would all do as well by him,
he would get" enough TO pay him. he
thought he had got rid Of Bear on good
Terms. He also said that the company
had spent four thousand dollars last sum
mer, besides carrying all their stump ora:
tors and orhersto ii.er conventions, and
iha, they wereTewarded for ii by having
$4,000 taken Of their contrac,s-by Ia
knis of The seventh Tor Sunday trip-and
further that Seinman Of Lancaster had
gol up n recommendation for Postmaster
at Lacaster, signed by some hundreds, but
was refused by Mr.. Ewing, for the reason
that he (Slcinman) lived nrhc stage com
panys house. and that they would have
TOO much influence over him. Mr.. ii. ex-
pressed great Dissatisfaction al the appoint
meni Of Bear, and said they ought TO have
'--ithe money by subsc:ibtion or other,
nd let him go-that his appointment
sgrace 10 the country. He was
7 ulsu uis.Atisiied at Ewing's course.
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From hc Asrieaitariss.
rur cry or IAZlSESS,

tits very astonishing that NC punish
men for drunkenness, swearing. lying and
the ordinary branches ofihiesing, and let
every one go free, though guilty. Of the
crime or id:incss. the cause Of most Of the
rascality aud misery Of the world. To see
beggar With certificate Of shipwreck,
aud many names attached to it, is primd
facie evidence, nine times nut Of ten, of
swindlipg intent and objectionable laziness;
10 see children begging in our streets, is
proof enough that either their parents are
indolcn, aud roguish, or they will be so them
selves. There are hundreds OF families in
this country, who have scarcely the means
Of subsistence from one day 10 another,
aud uineiy-uinc cases out Of n hundred,
laziness is the cause. lf il could be ascer-
laincd, no doubt moro than ninc-ienihs of
the convicts in our Stale prisons were led
to drinking, fighting and thicving, from az
unwilingncss to earn living by the swea,
Of the face. Gambling is the SCIENCE Of
robbery ON large and popular scale, and
yet no ran would desire the property Of
another wi,tor, guid pro quo, who wns
no, TOO law 10 work FOR his living. There
are large herds of what are called poor peo-
pie throughout tho towns and countries,
who seem 10 have no occupation, and yet
they do and must live; -bui how do they
get food aud raimcn,, is the question
They support upon The honest earnings Of
others. IL is probable uue-ffih of the men
we see every day hr the streets, are known
to have no honest calling 10 support. Rob
berry must be carried on or they could no,
live. Many arc too indolcnt to work, and
TO beg they are ashamed; and Of course
they must steal. We could multiply these
enormitirs al infnifum, but perhaps The
remedy for them would be Of 1lore mo-
mcnt al present. What is il? Let US re-
form in our systcr Of educarion-that is,
make labor for man and woman honora-
bic, and establish Il divine rule, "if any
one will no, work, neither shall he cat"
aud every one will directly be found in an
homes, employment. How shall we in.
force the law He that will no, pursue
some reputable calling, let him be impri-
soned in our penteniary, which is the most
suitable place FOR all straeglcrs, loungers.
gamblers, drunkards, idiers, &c. &c. &c.
Or if this punishment is 100 hard, have,a
farm in The corhtry 10 place al persons.
without employment, till they arc iaugh,
to earn a.subsisienee honestly We have
only suggested = -fcss things ,his month,
but VIC trust others will feel the importance
Of The subject aud aid us in awakening ho-
nest industrious men 10 their duty.
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THE ROSE SLUG,

A correspondent Of the Boston Courier
states, tha, whale oil soap, dissolved at the
rate OF two pounds 10 fifteen gallons OF wa
Ter. will cilecIually destroy the little de-
structive insect known rs the Rose Slug,
in either Of The States in which i, appears
on the planr-as The fly when it is laying
its eggs, or the slug when it is committing
its dcpredalions on The foliage. Any bush
or tree which is infested with these little
pests, has only to be well saturated with
this preparation to gel ridof them effec,u-
ally. II will also destroy, and generally
with one application, the numerous other
trouble insects, which so much disfgurc
and injurc plants.