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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-19

ragged on the grass, the gravel pIats or the
tTee.shaded benches-lhe meat and vege-
table markets, filed with d multitude. of.
English, French, Maltese, Pegsians, Chi
nese, and the dependents of the Khan, all
meet his ylew.as something beyond the com
mon order, TO which no American CITY finds
parallel, and that is Worih til. .aloubie.nf a
voyage TO see.
The feeling next Succeeding that of as
tonishmeht is, after litleacquaintance has
made the visitor familiar with these social
anomalies, a sensation Of disgust. He won
deFs how people eau coisent to live in
place, the streets Of which are Eve feet
lower than high Water-rnark ID the river
where there is not an inequality in the land
for miles, as large as goose egg. and TO the
rear Of which, is dense swamp, filed with
IbGyOur negroes aldrrOns, and alligatofs
speFfecily at home If business, however,
call him to stay, and particularly if yellow
fever catch him, and 'let him go again. he
very soon finds that no other place is fraught
with such variety Of enjoyment. lie adj
mits very soon that our winters are pleasant
and warm--our air balmy--our society va
iFied and not too intellectua-our habits re-
gular-our principles fxed-our morality
not outward show-our streets quiet and
safe at night, and our police the best in the
Worldz;hat in summer we have breezy, hot
days, but not so warm as in New York, and
nights so cool, that blanket in July is no
inconVenience before morning. Add to
this, that our young men are the best fel
lows going,' and our lOld conestogas,' the
most liberal and indulgent ahoat, and he has
a clue Immediately to The love which creoles
and the adopted sons Of New Orleans enter
tain towards 1t. Here are no twhippers in,
driving modest men into the tolls of The IA
natic-nor hunters up Of scandal to damn
the man in two words,' who prefers 'gir
sniftets to glass of soda. Every thing j
lopen and above board. Religion here, i
mot presumed TO live in the nasal twang o
the deacon who sounds So on a Connect
cut 'pitch-pipe,' nor in making first a FORUM
lby sinking liquors. and then fooling a tenn
peFance society by splitting the dregs 1
public, to serve Cod Here, no man
beset in the evening, by loose, dissolut
J street walkers'-no lady insulIed by 'soa
locks'-Ao young females abducted Xix
Miss Toole, nor murdered in open dayhgh
like Miss Rogers No obscene publication
, are hawked about the streets, as in New
York-no libertine engraVings pasted upo
: the corners of the public buildings. All
/ severely chaste to the eyes Of the chaste
} and nothing offends the delicate ear.
: there be 'sepulehre' in New Orleans,
, lis kept carefully 'whited.' Any man VIII
/; has decent family can keep them so, will
. out hndrahce from any deterious example
r. We deem that the love we all have for th
9 city is well founded. Crescent City.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-19
The following sPiritedlines are from the Loci
Offering, and were written by Factory Cir
Me- rsOuO4rvse V1Iou

NY COuntFy'S rag
NJ Counlry's Flag! love to gaze
Upon thee, bnthea in freedoms Light
] love the very breeze that plays
Among thy folds on yonder height. "a
Thy Starsand Stripes! love them WELL,
For all the high-born truths they tell -
They DER my spirit cast spell,
That seems BY angel impulse given:
il saVors less of earth than heaven.
Ny Country's Flag! love TO think
or thee, as Of heaVen-born thing,
And with thy every thought, to link
A hOleT name than prince or king.
The Christians Con il was who made
The hand TO rear thee, strength-tO save
And made thy champions bold and brave,
To lift the Stars and Stripes on high,
And tell their freedom TO the sky!
My Cotairy's Flag! A sight Of thee
Shall waken liveliest gratitude;
And many youthful heart shall see,
That to be great is 10 be good,
That noble being all must love,
Who, rising in grandeur far above,
Meanwhile was gentle as dove,
And wrap around his towering mind
The chords that bound him TO mankind'
nv CouaIry's Flag! Wave on, wave on,
F, Till aristocracy shall cease,
Ard every eye shall greet the dawn
OF Liberty, the morn Of peace!
Till every being on our soil
Shall eat the free reward of toll.
And every chain and serpent coil,
Before thy silken folds shall fee,
And Gods own image stand forth free.
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NEW ORLEANS.

The love which citizens Of this place
have for il, is mysterious in its strength, to
transient Visiters, People who come here
for the first time, see achy totally different
in its manners, customs and general obser-
vances. from any other in the Union. At
6rsi they are pleased with the strange, oc-
cult air which dwells over and around every
thing, from the slave who cries abelles des
feHes' al sunfis0s to the Catholic priest IN
his VespaF yestments, in The afternoon. The
lower part Of the city, with rs muliifarions,
dirty streeis-iis dingy Frenchand Spanish
hoBses-ihe muldplicily sc Partisan bon.
tiqNes-the crowds Of dandy sIegants per.
ruQsiers, and sabolfed Women-the Place
d Afmes, surrounded as Il s 81 saints and
sinners; The fornof silent na sanctifed
tie old Cathedral lhs olhsi oisseting and
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by The AMERICAN KoRHER, 7, =. DOW or wAsHINal
Lift, lifi the staT-gemmed banner high,
And letit dutter in the gale;
Bid time'S re hottest hour reply,
While children tell the lals.--
How Texas from the TYrant's yoke
Her chain Of damniug bondage broke;
How Glory gave her brightest wreath,
When Crockott closed his eyes in death.
Star Of the brave, whose sisters glow
In fair Oolumbia's flag Of light,
Which Freedom in heryirgin fhroe,
Gave forth 10 cheer world Of night
We bid thee CLEAN untarnished, high,
Beneath whose lightthe brave can die
We bid thee shine while time shall last,
On ensign STAFF Or.g iddy mast. "a
Fling wide the banner DER the wave,
To CLEAN where the mortal foot hath tTod.
Shine out, thy glory Of the brave;
Thou last, thou dearest Gift Of God!
Shine out, as when on Eden's height
The mandate pealed--let there be light
Shine out, while wondering millions gazs
70 catch young Freedom's dazzling blaze.
Thou star that CLEANS mid morning light,
We welcome thee in youthful prime
We bid thee CLEAN in splendor bright,
A newborn planet of our time.
Alamo fell beneath our fold,
While history traced thy fame in gold,
(Broad as the light which glory fings,)
With piniOns Pluek'd from angels wings.
Shine on thou mad'st SAINT, Anna cover,
When Mexic's slaves in panic fed,
When Cos in Nature's faiTeat bower
In terror bent his bleeding head
We bid thee live, thou dazzling gem,
A scion of a noble stem,
Till heaven shall lose her starry host,
And shame becomes q nationls boast,
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"a genius out west discovered = ma
thod Of manufacturing, from cne dandy. i
monkey, an ape, and three ba bo0ns. IS as "a
have enough LEI 81 i small How doo
a Woman's haart Ike fiddle. 4 re-
quires beau q play pon
sec thgouK i, the old ladY said
when the bottom 81 BET wash tub fsll.ous.
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The supeTstltlous tefrors OF the seamen
now hurried the captain away from the wreck.
the log book alone being brought away. and
from this il appeared that the Inflated vessel
was brig which had belonged to tie port oF
London, and had sailed for the Arctic re-
gions more than fourteen gears bsfforeF
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CLARENDON, lof~'
[Orders No. j
"HE Commissioned officers of the following
Brigades are ordered to cncamp tor flVe days
at the times herein specified, viz
The 9th Brigade of Infantry, at tongues on
Monday, the 25th Of July next.
The 10th Brigade of Infantry, at place to he Sc
ccted by the Major general of the 5lh Division, on
Tuesday, the Cd day of August next.
The Cd Brigade of Infantry, on Tuesday, the 9Th
day of August next.
The 1st Brigade of Infantry, on Tuesday, the 23d
day of August next The Major General of the lst
Division will designate the places for the lst Ond I'd
Brigades to encamp, and report to the Commander
in.Chicf, the places SO selected.
Tie 9th Brigade of Infantry, at the Limestone
Springs, on Monday, the 5th day of September
next.
The 5th Brigade of Infantry, near Camden, on
Monday, the 18th day of September next.
Tho 7th Brigade Of Infantry, near Society Hill'
on Tuesday, the 9th day of September next
The Commissioned Officers of the lst and 5th
Brigades of Cavalry will encamp by Regiments, with
the Brgadcs of Infantry in which they aro located,
or by Brigades, with either Brignde of Infantry OF
their Division, as the Brigadiers may deem most
convenient.
The Major Generals of the 1st and 5th Divisions,
and the Brigndier Generals of the 5th, 9th and 7th
Brigades of Infantry and the Brigadcr Generals Of
the lst and 5th Brigndcs of Cavalry arc required to
extend so much of this order relates to their re-
spectiyc commands. fEsr
The Quarter Master General will cause the arms
and tents to.be at each encampment in due time
The following Aids.de- Camp to the Commander
in Chief, are ordered to attend the encamPmcnts,
viz:-Cols. Wigfall, Dikinson, Thompson, English,
Manning, Wallacc, Marshall, Singleton and Taylor.
By order of the Commander-in.Chicf,
]. w. CANTEY,
+ 9t.ss5 - - Ad1:. and Inspeefr Gen.
s July 6. 1s42. 6l3l.
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Secretary's Office,
COLUMBIA, 5th July, 1912.

COLUMBIA, 5th July, lS42.
TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
DE it known, that ANDREW WARNER, Of
IL the City Of New York, lately appointed and com,
rissioned BY His Exccllcncy the Governor of.allis
State, Commissioner "To take the acknowlcdg.
mcnt or proof of any deed, mortgage, or other con-
vcyunce of any lands or tenemcnts, lying in or being
in this State Of any contract, letter Of attorney
or any other writing under seal, to be used and
corded in this State" oath, before D. P. Ingra-
ham, Judge of the New York Common Pleas, and
er oficio Justice of the Peace, that he will well
and faithfully perform, TO the best of his skill and
ability, and all the duties of Commissioner, accord
ing to an Act Of the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the State of South Carolina entitled
"An Act to authorize the appointment of Com
missioner or Commissioners to take the acknowledge
ments of writing under seal, and for other purpo-
ses," pussed OIL the 18th December, 1884.
WIN. F. ARTHUR,
Deputy Secretary of State
J,,1v
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State of South Carolina,

KERSHAW DISTRICT.
GAMUEL A. B. SHANNON who is IN the
- custody Of tie Sheriff Of the said District oy
virtue of Writ of Ccpius dd Sati%t"c'endum al
the suit of james +. Gamble 1ndoTsee, having petI-
titioned the Honorable the Associate Judges OF tho
Court of Common Pleas that lc may be admitted
TO the benefit of the acts of the General Assembly
for the relief of insolvent debtors.
II is Ordered that the said james F. Gamble In
dorsee, and all other suing creditors TO whom
the said petitioner is in any wise indebted,
be- and they are hereby summoned, and have notice
to appear before the said Judges at tho said Court 10
be holden at the Court House in Camden, for Kcr-
shaw District OH the fourth Monday of October next,
being the oath day of said month, to show cause
if any they can why the said petitioner should not
have the prayer ofhis petition granted
BENZ. GASS, c.c.r.
Office of Common Pleas,
Kershaw District, Marchl4, 1912.
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Notice.

NM7HEREAS, no Letters of Administration
wv on the estate of NOEL KlRKLl Y, de-
ceased, have becn applied for since his death, in
pursuance Of the statute, have taken possession OF
such of his effects as could be found All persons
indebted to said Kirkley are required 10 make
immediate payment, and al those having demands
against the said estate required 10 hand them to
tins Office, legally attested
w. BASKIN, Ordinary X. D.
Ordlnaryss Office, June /, 1912. tf42
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Notice.
July 6. 1912.

. NOtICC.
THE subscriber having on hand large supply
of DRY GOODS, Crockcry and Hardware
and wishing to reduce his stock previous TO his Fall
purchases will dispose of them at exceedingly low
prices for cash. or on time TO those who punctua
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two or three years since, requested 10 call and
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July 60.
Salegof BanlSgupt's Estate.

pY virtueof Decree in Bankruptcy issued ont
I'D of the District court Of the United States for
South Carolina, will sell at Public Auction, at
Sumterville, on the first Monday of August next,
all the real and personal Estate Of A. China, con-
sisting of House and Lot in Stateburg,a Ne
gro Man. Carriage, Wagon Furniture, &c.
Terms of sale, creditto the first Of January
next. - -
ALESTER GARDEN, Assignee
July IL, 1912. a. e5
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Beat Company No. 2.

An election for second and third Lieutenants Of
this Company will be held OH Saturday the 18th Of
August next. Polls open from II o'clock, A. M. to
P NJ. Sergeant Hubert and John Reynolds are
detailed to manage said election.
BY order of Capt. ABBOTT. n
-..-. -..szeeF. HUBERT, O. s.
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United States District Court.

United States District Court.
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In the Matter of Benjamin Gass. Bankrupt
PURSUANT to an Order of the District Court
l. of the United States for the District Of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause DO
shewn before the said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, OIL the t"nth day OF
September next, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, why
the said Benjamin Gass should not receive his Dls'
charge and Certificate, as a Bankrupt
H. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston. 18th day of June, lo42.
June, %.
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Office.

4 LII persons indebted TO the estate Of Col, David
II Miller decd. either by note otherwise, are re
quested TO come forward and make immediate pay
ment or satisfactory arrangements and all having de-
mands against said deceased are requested to hand
them in legally attested, to John s. Cunningham, Esq.
who will act as my agent in settling up the busi;
ness of said estate. f'r
SARAH A. MILLER, AdmT1.
Nay 4, 1s42 4ta2
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Charleston, 18th day of May, 1872.
Tnifcl States District Court.

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA:
In the matter Of William H. Holley'nan' ba'k-
rupt.
PURSUANT to an Order of the District Court OF
4 the United States, for the District of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause Oe
shcwn before the said Court at the Federal Court
House in Charleston. on the twenty fourth day of
September next, at eleven o'clock, A. M. why the
said William H. Holloyman should not receive his
discharge and certificate as Bankrupt.
Charleston 9th June, 1912.
July 6-12t. HEf.GRAY' CteTS.
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United states District Court.

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In The matter of Alfred China, Bankrupt. .
PURSUANT to an order of the District court
L of the United States, for the District OF Sou'h
Carolinn, Notice is hereby given, that cause be
sbewn before the said Court at the Federal Court
House in Charleston, on the sixth day of August next
at II o'clock O'Clock, A. NJ. why the said Alfred
China should not receive his Discharge and Certlti-
cate as Bankrupt.
H. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston 10Th day of Nav, 1912.
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Bank Agency.
For Sale.
The state Of South Carolina.
KERSHAW DISTRICT.


In the Court Of Common Pleas.
John Ogg, VS. James Lain--Declaration inSAt-
tachment. 81
H7HEREAS, the plaintiff in the above case has
w this day filed his declaration against the
said defendant, who is absent from and without
the limits of this State and having neither wife
nor attorney within the same on whom to serve
"a copy of the said declaration, with a rule to
sssplead therefor 1t sordered, That the said delen-
dant do appear and plead to the said declaration
: within year and day from this;date, or final
and absolute Judgment will be given and award
B. GASS, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 70, 1872 prs fee, SO
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United States District Court.

DISTRICT Or SOUL H CAROLINA.
In The IIatier Of Geo. O. Nc lntosh, Bankrupt.
UURSUAT to un Order of the District Court OF
4 the United States for the District OF South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause may
be shewn before the said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the tenth day of
September next, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, why
the said George G, Mcintosh should not receive his
Discharge and Certificate, Bankrupt.
HsY. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston, 18th day of June, 1872.
June, %.
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POsHTlYELY
South Carolina.

Kershaac District.
Michael Lorick vs.. Judah Barret.--L. Shuman
vs. Judah Blrct.-Debt Attachment.
NHEREAS the Plaintiffs in the above cases
Nv respectively have fled their declarations against
the defendant, who resides without the limits OF
this State, as it is said, and whereas the said dc
fendant hath neither wife or attorney, upon whom
n notice with rule to plead can be served 1t is
ordered that the said defendant do plead, answer or
demur thereto within year and day, or final and
absolute judgement will be awarded thereon.
B. GASS, Clerk.
March 90, 1942
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Just Received,

Just Received,
hIRECT from the mandatory, an excellent
U supply of Gentlemen's French Calf Bootees,
suitable for the season, which are offered for
sale, together with their former stock of Boots
and Shoes, as usual, at very reduced prices.
WIN. ANDERSON & co.
June g. ,ss
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Head Quarters.

GENERAL osDsRs, No. 4 -
CLARENDON, Julyye Is42t7
w. E. Haskll, having been appointed sfsy- z
master General, with the rank of 1t. Colonel, viii
be obeyed and respected according.
BY order of the Commander.in. Chief
J. w CANTEY,
Adtt and Inspecrr Gen'l
July IS.