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mo EDWARD D. JOHANNESBURG notice. that intend 10
neton tho General Assembly Of Virginia to be divorced
from you and that have this day filed in the Clerks oce OF
the rcnit Sncro Cont of and Chancey of Fauqner
county, in which reside statement OF the causes on wne
the application General Assembly is founded ana ,a
House Fauquer county al inc next tsIn o. INC
Court the Tuesday after the ns Nohuay III
jury mpanneed ascertain the facts set io IN sad
statement. Your vile, o,r.,,r. pYcu.ppS
w5y
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA,

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA,
Dec. IL, 1910. (
Dear Strive need many words in conveying to you
abiding confidence in the activity and ah
with which your Academy is conducted The Impression
which derived from acquaintance with the better
prepared of pupils who have been placed under the
session is that they have been accurately and thoroughly
Instructed, and that they do much credit zeal well
qualifications We satisfied of the excellence Of the
hcd Of instruction employ, both of mpane
knowledge and of ens,ring mental discipline Of your pupils
ana feel assured that far depends efforts all
scholars give ample satisfaction their parents and gnard
ans both their requirements and TO the spirit Of inquiry
Which they imbbc. Yours truly,
GESNER HARRISON,
Prgc Of fac Languages.
WM D. ROGERS,
Pref Of Mt. Philosophy.
"FoRTsvILLE.
NY Dear Sir III gives pleasure TO that my OPT
ror instruction is perfect the attention the In
,co your school unremIed, and the Of the
d-s entirely saactoy-,he retired and healthy situation
Academy strong guaranty of health and good habits and
year discipline management Of pupils such pa
n' ought object only satisfied but shall always
grateful for the nesmabe benefits which my sons have
's'eived al your hands.
Respectfully and faithfully,
Ian7 l14-tIFI 81. Y MASON"
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OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
old India Madeira Wine
" Dock Coguac Brandy being part Of the Stock of
Mons. J. Il. Breuser.
Also Madeira Wine in pipes, half pipes, and quarter casks
Pale and brown Sherry do do
Wine in casks and hotties
Champaigne and Claret Wines
Frontignac, i'm quarter casks do
ialmsey Madeira Wine, III l6 gallon casks
London Dock and Oard, Dupuy & Cos Cognac Brandy
jamaica and Antigua Rum and Hollands Gin
Richardson's and Gihson's old Barley Wlskey.
By Recent 4rrirais,
Superior old West India Rum
Do do Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S Cognac Brandy
DO do pale and brown Sherry
baskets Champagne Wine, Of various Brands from Due de
Monspencier, down TO Fanny Ellser.
Groceries in abundance prices with their
4'"'''''' '''' Ne VIII WALLACE
Nov or 6I-50t
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LExANDER DuvAL co. Haoles.ls end Retail DE D,ns F n
n keep constantly hand supply OF Engis French anu
American Chemicals Surgical Instruments &C. dealers IN I'm
cish and American White Lead, dry and in OIL PAINTERS oGo'
p,n ineed and Lamp Oils Window Glass, &C., &C., lnd'-
20 Made Ccppems and Dye Stufs generally Perune,y
Articles &C. embracing large and well assorted stock oil ar
"' w., !" !, AVN NV ~ 77-l1
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n AnNERSi ElNk OF VA. 4th Janunrv, IsII-a IUueHH
Of m cent has declared, of the profits OF this IN
.,ton for The months, subject 10 deduction on tue
Nor .,ost al per cent paid the Commonwealth and
Dr5aa per of the contingent fund, TO ne
maid 10 The holders Of the old stock.
u Ii,e holders OF old stock will receive PEI cert
~ J. 4. FLAIR, Cashier.
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TDITI0NA -iiuqton private tuorcS assistant in
II fel icadeny, wanted by young lady, who has some
y,.renc in teaching school She will teach Reading, Nnns
Arithmetic Geography English Grammar, History Botany Ma
tura Philosophy, Algebra and Geometry, and the French Ian
ruare Satisfactory testimonials of character ana competency can
be produced. Address-R. c., Richmond, Va
Ian.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
Honor 10 the Dead.

Scarcely can we find one among our nu-
merous exchange papers that does not con
tain some tribute of respect to The memory Of
our late President The whole nation still
feels lis bereavement, and The public press,
the peoples organ, continues 10 send forth
their heartfelt lamentations. Oh. how dear
" beloved must that man have been when
living, whose memory can thus call forth the
warmest feelings from the hearts ofnillions!
The great in eouncil--the talented Of the
nation-tie brave in war--the victims ofad-
versily-the proud-the humble the affin-
en-. and the needy, alike deplore tie loss 81
one who was the friend Of all. Gen: HAR-
RIsox hath descended to the tomb without a
blemish on his character. He hath left pos
terity to wonder how man could Be IS pure
and spotless. Integrity. virtue and parrot
ism, sustained him throughout his arduous
and brilliant careerof life, and when Death
claimed the perishabIe frame Of mortality
Religion benignly accompanied his immortal
spirit to that Almighty Being who formed
and sent Ii forth among the sublimity Of His
works. Not one Of his former enemies, 10
their honor be il said, have brealhed forth q
,sylable rreverento of the dead, and envy and
lalice, whose discordant notes, fe Y months
ST Nee, were heard throughout the land, ar
no, as silent as the vault il which the Pa
TROY sleeps.
D et our citizens vie with each other in a.
war hing honor 10 the dead, this day !. 81 Ben
ton, where, as we have pre- pnsly give
nolil Pc, Funeral Discourse Wi be delivered
by the Rev. r. McINNIs.
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virtue of a Deed d 4msl tome Elk.
ecated % James "a Cusac AID Jane
llis Nlfes en lhe rob aay 81 tloy and
recorded 81 he Pobaie o erk Office ol Ya-
zoo cQnniy g Book s. 71s and 40.
y secure be payment Sc certain Note
therein desenh LED 90 Coleman. aId 81 Lo.:
Nil sxppsp 81 4le IH Iazoa Civ. 81 Mons
AoY lhe 8ih da 90 August 1871 81 ono
and Ne year credit tie pafehaee giving
hpna viii improved security lhe Following
property. lxinH aud being b ibe iown So Ya-
zoo City ~ i.ol, designated on Csc man
PSI said town. nunbeT go fronting on
Alain-sneel 13 ieel and running back $50
fee also. Lot designated ga die man of
said town. q 80 2l6, fronting 81 Mound
street 75 feet. aud running back iniho az.
rection 81 Main SO feet together wish an
ihc privileges. improvements and appuflen.
ances iheFeuni0 belongings. believe The
title @ said property undoubted. but Will
only convey snch title rs IS vested III rae by
virtue Of said Trust.
= B. POPE, Trustee.
Yazoc Cilys May 5. 1871 (P'r S22 50)48-14
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TRUST SALE.

u X virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed
by Hayden Leavel, bearing date April
9TH 1871, and duly recorded ID Book r. pa
ges az and SIS, ID the Office Of the CLERK
of the Probate Court Of Yazoo county and
State of Mississippi, to secure to the COM
merciaI Bank Of Manchester the payment Of
q Promissory Note, made BY said Leayel and
made payable to said Bank, as will more full
" appear by reference TO said Deed in
Trust; will expose 70 public sale 70 the
highest bidders for cash, On pursuance Of
tho authority vested in me as Trustee. by
said deed, on Monday the first day Of No
yember lS4l, between the hours Of ~ nj.
and a r. NJ, before the front door Of the
dwelling-house Of said Hayden LeaveI, il
Yazoo city, the following slaves, 10 wits
Singleton, aged IL years, Edmond, aged 10
years, charles, aged 8 years, Rebecca, aged
As years, Minna, aged "a years, Jane, aged
6 years, Violet, aged 4 years, and Mary Jane,
aged ! year. ALSO. all and singular, the
Household and Kitchen Furniture on said
premises Of said Leavel will make such
title to the purchasers Of said property, as Is
in me vested, BY virtue Of saiddeed in trust
]. ". CALDWELL, Trustee.
Yazoo city, April 24th, 164l. 1928.
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g aon lhe 5a
winch runs
ateh Wind and fIi hoM
Bring forth May 6oW
and probably this generally tie ease
when he Clerk oitho Weather SIS epe
Thing il order; bui. d 81, fheFe
appear g ba two months behinahand. afla
lor HAT reason now have
March winds and April Showers
Both viii May flowers
since ne above pu n yps.
'She boots have been posted and the
weather now doing fai business
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ALEXANDER K McCLUNG AND An
DERS0N MILLER.

DERS0N MILLER.
VIZ have been some What panied and NOR
titled 10 hear from various quarters The Ian
qua be Of complaint aud dissatisfaction. a
BE Individuals lately selected BY the new Ad
skssraton as Marshals for the State 0
sissipp We do not object to the righf
5fopinion svinced By our feIIow-c itizsns,
nor will We make issue with them about
what they term their better wishes and pre-
erences. yet We feel that a word Of two reIa
tive 10 the new MarshaIs win not be map
propriate aud may possibly prevent much
harsh language now unnecessarily uttered
In the first place, who are The gentlemen
appointed we viii answer This question
and khen leave II with the public 70 decide
calmly and dfspassionately whether there be
any Just ground for apprehension and cons
plant against them.
A1EA0psH K egLUNe, Marshall Of The
Northern District Of Mississip pi, IS gentle
man Of high hearning and very bFilIiahs and
useful talentss and the descend mi OF family
rhe country has been prs % honor on all
occasions. During the heated excitemenl d
the last year for Pssident, lr. McClung 30 Fe
: part which lor efficiency and briI.ianoy
was scarcely equallea b any other soldier
in the Wing ranks Of Mississippi. Whohas
fOrgot.en he polished and able articles from
his pen ID The True Issue. and who can ior-
81 The triumphant spesches he made before
he Tippecanoe Club of Iackson SURELY
here e not Wing q indulgence Is lie
State Who viii aot yield ID bIceans
rank, high rank with HE FIRST intellect b
the South This much conceded, what ate
the objections g bis appointment We blush
to state The pal one Of his non residence +
the Northern counties re dislike % sneak
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". II. ROGERS.

- ~ II
|(See his Advertisement in the
Com. Bulletin, Men OgIeans.4
SINGULAR are The acts Of this notorious
- Murderer, Negro and Thief,
VESPATIAN TITUS ROGERS, who some
few weeks ago eloped from New Orleans,
in company with q 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 26 Of my Negroes. The
miserable scamp, v. It. Rogers, divided with
Penney, and received only 5 Negroes, with
few hundred dollars, (as am aold,--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 wonderful spEurge 1T the Dar-
|denelle Springs quite a learned dlscIo-
sure is made of the quality, location and
virtues of the said Dardenehe 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
told be purchased them with two of my Ne
groes, Woman and Child, although the
child has since died BY his cruelty. Two
he sold for money, which, presume, has
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, 14,ls4I. 44-H
o. 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 % this
office for collection
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~ EELls TICK

The very large quantity Of State
cases in the Circuit Conrt,and The anxiety Of
Judge Fitchio &c through the Docket, pre-
vented The wings from holding their meet.
ing on Monday last, but the meeting will
probably take place tomorrow.
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virpinia Elacfinns.

Ia this Stale The wings have gained two
members DC Congress; The delegation will
stand Q wings, and 10 locos, and imprac-
Ncable. The wings will have majority %
the Senate 81 ibis State Of 2 votes, while
lhe loco.locos viii lead the wings 10 the
House Of Delegates from 2 @ 6 votes.
There WIS but litlle excitement n the State
aud comparatively few votes polled. We
conceive TINT our gain g Congress IS quite
satisfactory, knowing as We do, that Mr..
Richie's WaI.hoIn has more power upon
Virginia than a the virtues Of a. he Made
sons, I.eighs, yleFs and Pendlelon
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IS eon bsea0e rke
asln W s indeed contemplate
'H p'Ia o lhinR ire 81
ial g oak own borders ad that np
nap shall 81 snea 6 81 homo snd
ron Na hap q s. a6uicIalle
I'D south % sh Fal6bo aed
lte fertile IalIasaiehls . cclnng
iqalifed'iof end deserving 81 the posi- lhs
new Administration Aap thought pro- .
eall him g, and bis big 81 honor and
elli9aflc beafing. furnish pledge to lhe
people that ne duties 81 hal viii 81
ablY efficiently and hon0fablg discharges
The Piesideni and bis chosen cbinet could
sos have selected out Of The nnmbefless az
'icanss one better entitled Is lie favor s.
one better calculated o chargs he duties
IS highly fespo bic Once Sd th strict fdel.
|ilg alike 70 Gov Fnnent and eitizsns. The
history q mr.. Mcclung fall 81 security 6
sainst Al doubt q apprehension that may
exist about maIfsasance Id ofics. We are
surprised to hear complaints from certain
quarsers the Wings 81 Mississippi should
CALAMITY welcome Ibis appoinlnent as e
The IoeQfocos lelthem snarI On q Tue loss oi
the bones upon which they have 50 long fed
aud faslened. When on northern friends
see Mr. Mcelung and become acquainted
with him. We are greatly mistaken i they
do not feel just pride il having among
them gentleman 50 gifted and So useful
ANDERsoN MiEIER, Marshal Of the South
ern District Of Mississippi, has long been dis
tingnished for his manly and independents
defence Of the Constitution and lis warm
hearted support of the most able and eloquent
advocates Of popular freedom and good gov
ernment For many years We have known
him, and whether on the genial soil Of Mis-
sissippi or the cold hills Of the north, he has
ever been found the same unfinching and
determined opponent of party madness and
demagogue duplicity Many young men Of
this country recoiIect with glowing adnira-
lion the bold manner il which Anderson
Miller defended and upheld the cause Of The
Wings and the noble orators who were The
pride Of the Wings; they reeolIect with
pleasure his gallant tone andhis scorpion de-
nunciation Of public defaultera and tie Gear
ressed, shieves of party Anderson Miller
is man Of mind and aman Of hear and we
care not who approaches him ihey viii find
about him those higher attributes which
make men noble. He is talented and honest,
and when We find him surrounded as he
will be, with able, honest and genslemanly
deputies. the people Of Mississippi will have
no cause 10 complain of the new organization
Of the Marshals' Office il the Southern Dis
s5ict.
We have felt il our duty 20 say this much
in behalf Of the new Marshals, and We hope
70 hear no more grumbling and growing a-
aoat them. z y time enough 70 complain
about an appointment when we find dere-
lection Of duty. The accounts Of the late
Marshals should be setlted before the people,
Mississippi, and particularly the Wings,
taise objections to gentlemen so deserving as
he two above spoken of.
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me caIIon 80 - I.or.l..I


Il appears thai The Hon. B1oReAN &. FIrcH,
las formed discrimination, that The laws Of
BUR Stare shall be authoritative whilst lie is
presiding as Judge thereof. During this
sFn of Court, now sitting, he has enforced
.ne penalty OF the law upon individuals who
nave, in defiance of The statute against re-
falling ardent spirits, continued So 70 do.
Judge Fitch, while pursuing this course,
may create enemies; but, is he dong more
than what IS actually his duty, when be adj
heres 70 the letter Of that law! 1.-THE people
make their laws, The people must conformto
hose laws. We are not ad vocating the seal-
ion Law; because we have not, as jet seen
That i has benefited the community, nor do
We really Imagine i ever viii. Such per-
sons As are n the habitof drinking to excess,
viii never diminish their pofasions whilst .
gallon jug containing spIrils IS constantly
under their control But when an act IS
passed 81 the representatives of the people,
and receives The sanction Of the executive,
making i bona fac, Il Law. then We do al.
gocate the supremacy Of that law were
as well e destroy our whole volume Of laws
e once and scatter is fragments 70 lie ioni
winds, as @ suffer one page % be torn there.
from, and tranpled under foot. Laws ars
formed g govern IS and BIZ fhen Ne mus
be ruled
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
ceedlngs Of the City Council
ADJOURNED MEETING


RpAA HtR 81, NAY 81 lei H.
Present, ANDREW PArTrBsog, President ~ w
bafnetss las. a Stevens, %. Allen, John IA
Euqua and G. D. Gibbs, Selectment.
Mr. q a. Jackson, who was elected on the 4th
ults selectmaSl ia the place Of 8 S. Wallace re-
signed. appeared and vas sWorn and took ms
seat III The Council
The Board went into an election for town me-
tioneeI, when a. s. Perkins was duly elected to
CIV said Office
Onmotion 81 @ ID Gibbs,
Resolved, That any Resolution Or Ordinance.
heretofore passed, authorizing any tax payer 10
discharge biz tax due 81 70 be due 10 the Corpor-
alton, in work, be and the same is hereby rcpeal-
ed, and that the Collector De required to collect
in such cases, the taxes due.
AN ORDINANCE
TO prevent BATHiNe IN Yazoo River 81 Bayou iii
the day time.
SECT I. Be it,,and it is hereby Ordained. That
no adult person or persons shall be allowed to 60
into the River or Bayou in front Of AGO City
within the limits Of The Corporation, subsequent
TO half an hour after sunrise and until half an
hour alter sunset for the purpose Of Bathing there
IN, under penalty of five dollars. to be recover
ed before the Mayor with costs Of prosecution
Any minor offending against this Section, shall
on conviction thereof, before the Mayor, subject
his parents guardians master or mistress 10 the pays
meEt OF any fine which may be imposed, not ex-
ceeding five dollars, with costs Of prosecution.
Seer. 2. And be it further Ordained, That If
any free negro mulatfo or slave, shall violate the
foregoing Section, he or they shall be liable to
arrest by the Town Constable or any qualified
voter, and be brought before the Mayor and upon
conviction, receive on his or their bare backs
twenty Iashes well laid on
A. PATTERSON, Mayor,
D. w. NvE, Town Clerk
YazOo CITY, May g, 1871. 44-4f
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Ntla Members aIs requested Ia attend q
meeting u The Fnseeliel AamoT
on flIaaF shif day il O'Clock a
pnnctual attendance IS requested
NAL = HAtlER President
May s4
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The Weather.

Tie Weather.
We have had she most singular weather
io ihe merry month Of May during he
last nips g Ten days, That pFobabIy ever has
been S fenced sliis session ). c5untTg
One day bot enough in 81 eonsc acs o
august. he mex. cold MANY Is
Which rushed or |iEss Is Pee
kh0hae tl8ntn rams wind esaI
cloodg hof cold mist and mixed
na.e each such pid saoo on.
that e e bed equipped on Ga
garment suitable meet he sic. SIS ha1
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WILL sell TO the highest bidder for cash,
il frontof the aPhoenix House, ID Ya-
zoo City, on Saturday, the 29tIi day Of May,
1e4l Lots Nos 266, 900, lying and being
ii Yazoo City, situated On Ward and JeffeF-
son streets, and bounded on the east BY
Ward street, South BY an alley, West By LOIS
Nos 267 and 266. and North BY LOIS Nos
276 and 27l levied On as The property Of
Jonathan II Lawrence, and will beysold, o.
SO much thereof, as vii satisfy the taxes due
the Corporation Of Yazoo City for The year
1910, together with all legal costs which
may accrue thereon.
JAMES PENNY, Al. q. @.
Yazo0 Ciifu Eahfw % 1911 90 AZ
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
William Kertly,
ne Dncraa

vs.-Decree
Vincent Galloway, e. ais.
ID Z virtue Of the above stated Decree,
ii The Circuit Court Of Yazoo county.
State Of Mississippi, viii sell al public sale,
d lie highest bidder, Oh credit Of SIS
months, At the Court House door 81 Yaz0o
county, within the hours prescribed BIZ law,
81 Monday, The 7Ill day 81 June next lie
following property, @ vii he sontli-Wesl
quarter and the south half 81 lie west hall
of The northeast quarter of Section No g.
Township No 81, Range West. Of Tie
choclaW District 81 P6bllc Lands subject
Is sale Mount Slas.
ALSO
Two certain Lots 81 6nn5 situated ii
kazoo City, formerly ne town ST Marches
leF and desIe mated on illa poi said town
as Isis Aos IL and q IS lhe pgopeft,
IS defendant Vincent Galloway
alRI ON Sheriff
Ey M D s..
Is41 4s.5t
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JAMES PENNY, A. n. Q.
Yazoo City. Feb'y 26, ls4I 33-l4t