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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-16
ANNUNCIATIONS.

We a:e authorized to announce THOMAS
3. WOODWARD, ESQ. as a candidate for re-
election 10 the Office of Probate Judge, at the
November election.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE
b. WILKINSON, Esq. as 4 candidate for the
Office Of Probate Judge, at the November
election.
We are requested to announce THOMAS J..
WILSON, as a candidate for the office Of Tax
Collector Of Yazoo county, at the next No
vember election.
We arc utherized 10 announce WIN. II.
KEMPToN, as a candidate for the office Of
Assessor of Yazoo county, at the next Elec-
ton.
We are authorized to announce JoAB K.
RICHARDS, Esq, rs a candidate for the office
of Probate Judge Of Yazoo county, at the
next November election.
We are authorized to announce john A,
HowARD, as a candidate for reelection to the
Office of Assessor of Yazoo county, at the
next November election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN P
BEAsLEY, as a candidate for the Office Of Tax
Collector Of Yazoo county, at the next No
VENDOR election.
We are authorised to announce CHARLIE
M. HENDERSON, as a candidate for the Office
of Tax Collector of Yazoo county, at TIT
next November election.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
g. HAYS, as a candidate for the Office o
Assessor of Eazoo county, at the next No
vember election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN o
HUNTER, as a candidate for the Office Of As
SCISSOR Of YazOo county, at the next Novem
Der election.
We are authorised to announce NJ. c
BLINcoE as a candidate for the Office Of Ia,
Collector, at the next November election.
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NOTICE.

SINCE the burning Of their BANKING HOUSE,.
L. the COMMERCIAL BANK has been Re.
moved tothe Brick Building on Main street.vhere
the Office Planters Bank was formerly kepi.
J. J. HUGHES, Cashier.
Yazoo city, Feb "a, 1913 3s-H
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The state of mississippi PROBATE COURT,
YAzoo COUNTY, 8 May Term, l843.
"OHEREAS, Thomas J. Catchings,
- administrator de bonis non cum Tes-
tamento annexo of the estate of Robert II.
Higgen5otham, decd, having by petition
represented to the Court, that 1t would
be for the interest Of all persons interest
cd therein, to sell the following describ
ed land lying and being in the county Of
Yazoo and State of Mississippi, for the pur-
pose of distribution, viz: The east half of
the southeast quarter and west half of the
southeast quarter of Section 5, Township
Q, Range West; and east half of The south
east quarter and weast half southeast quar-
ter of Section 80, Township 10, Range /,
West, containing in all 800 acres belonging
to the Estate of said deceased.
1t is therefore ordered, adiudged and de-
creed. that Citation issue to all persons in
terested, TO be and appear before the Pro-
bate Court Of YazoO county, at the nexi
May Term thereof, 10 shew cause, if any
they can, why an order of sale should moi
be made in compliance with the prayer o.
the pepitioner.
1t is further ordered, that publication o
the said Citation be made in two public
newspaper published in the State, for si1
weeks successfully.
WITNESS, the Hon. THos. B. WOODWARD
Judge of Probate of Yazoe comfy, the 4tI
: Monday Of May, 1913, and seal of salt
Court. Issued, the Oath day of March, l643
, GEO. CROCKETT, Clerk.
June 2, 1913. pr. fee SIG COY 47-GL
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NOTICE.

r ETTERS of administration having been
~ graTnod TO the undersigned, at the De-
cember Term, 1912, of the Probate Coutl
Of YazOo county, on the Estate Of John
Hanlon, dece'd, -Notice is hereby given to
all persons indebted TO SAID estate to make
immediate payment, and those persons haV-
ing claims against the same are requested to
present them, properly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
THOMAS MALONE, Admir-.
June Is, lS43. 49-6t.
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NOTICE.

EXPECTING to be absent from home
- and from the county, perhaps the whole
Of the ensuing year, have appointed ny
brother, HENRY w. VTcK, nv Agent and
Attorney in fact, 10 transact every kind d
business and attend to all Of my interests
for me during my absence.
GRAY ]. WICK.
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ID ECEIVEDper Belmont, a superior article of
:, Hydraulic and Rosendale Cement, warrant
ed good. FUQUA d WILSON.
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NEW TERMS.

REDUCTION OF PRICES Hereafter we will
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for $40 90 per year, or S. 90 for six months, cash
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can be sent free Of expense.
GEO. ROBERTS,
Publisher Boston Notion.
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Administrators Sale.

order OF the PROBATE O0uTt OF 1aZoO
- county, at the May Term, l643, of
said Court. will, as administrator Of the
Estate Of John HanlaD, decd, offer for sale
TO the highest bidder, on a credit of 70
months, in Yazoo City, opposite the Phoenix
House, on
Monday, the 10Th day Of July merit,
the following described lots and parcel of
land, viz an undivided half interest in Lot
207 in Yazoo city, an undivided half in
lerest in eight acres of land lying adjacent
to the corporate limits of Yazoo city and
boundGd as follows, by line running paral
lei with the north side of Jefferson street in
said town, until it strikes a Bayou, and
thence up said Bayou with the meandeTiugs
Of its centre TO where said Bayou crosses
the line Of tract Of land conveyed by the
proprietors Of said town TO Alexander II.
Morton, described as swamp land, which line
divides said tract from the lots of said town,
thence along said line TO where it strikes
Swamp Alley, thence along said alley to its
intersection with Jefferson Street, which is
the starting point Also, an undivided half
intarest in Lot number 30S;-also, an undi-
Vided half interest in Lot No. IA in the
Commons.
Bond with approved security will be re-
quiTed Of the purchasers.
THOMAS MALONE, Admr.
Yazoo City, June 2, lS43. 47-3t,
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A CARD.
NOTICE.

n HEREBY forewarn any person or persons
81 from trading for certain notes given by
me 70 G. w Matthews, viz One for $40,
due three months after date, one for $50, due
six months after date, and one fer $40, due
nine months AFTER date. will not pay said
notes unless compelled BY law.
LEVI G. LEE.
YazoO City, June 10. ls4s. 49-l
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MONEY MARK ET.
Monday, Nov. 2O-G II. NJ

Stocks are still advancing. Movements in Wall street
approaching crisis The excitement increases daily
and the brokers getting deeper and deeper in the mre
Many will get far that they will GOMEZ eIoher
side. All the sales, at both boards were improve
men on previous operations Long Island has gone be-
You'd the mark set by many engaged in the business We
think will go still higher but requires long practice
in prophecyng to predict anything probable under pre-
sent circumstances. Canton Company advanced ! per
cent; Harlem Railroad | do; Mohawk, do Delaware
and Hudson Company do; Ohio Life and Trust Compa.
ny ! do; Ohio 6's, do; Indiana, do Illinois down
per cent.
Stocks at the second board went up astonshingly.-
There are floating rumors in Wall street that the Me-
chancs Banking Association is loanng largely to opera
tors in Long Island The sales were quite large and
time operations denote great confidence in further I'M
provement In the excitement created by rising
ket the usual judgment ofthc brokers become unsettled
and they governed by impulse Several stocks have
risen too rapidly to sustain themselves.
Foreign exchange is very quettherc is but little do
ing We quote rates on England u per cent
France 70 3d.
Thcpublic sales of real estate given below another
very strong evidence ohc change of times The proper
y mostly situated in the heart the CITY and yet the
prices obtained were very low All things are fast reach
ing just and proper level The age has passed by when
property no matter how located brings more than its
real value Real estate and everything else is now val
ucd in proportion to its productiveness The permanent
investment Of money is made with some forethoueht
We have all got our eyes wide Open and requires con-
siderable talent to make fortune any faster than our an
cestors did by toll and time.
The National Fire Insurance Company of this city
have established branch in Georgetown S. c. They
conne their risks in that section insurance against
fire and on boats navigating the rivers of the southern
country The citizens of Georgetown complain against
the high rates charged by the institutions Charleston
and much pleased at the prospect of getting insured
low premiums.
The specie continues to flow down the Mississippi in
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Cattle Market.

AT market 900 beef cattle (295 from the SOUTH 81
cows and calves and 1000 sheep and lambs.
fRicts-BEEF CsTrLE-The market is rather duh and
the range OF prices for good retailing qualities from 81 to
Iof0s5, with very few extra at 81 IS. Unsold 200
Cows AND CALyrs-All taken at SisGD25.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Salcs of 1850, at 81 I2IMSi for
sheep, and 81 TO 81 81 for lambs
The Atlas, published in Cincinnati Ohio, has the fol-
lowing IN reference to the opening of the porkne trade
IN that city Hogs begin to I'm pretty freely from
Kentucky, but none from Mama Valley have yet made
their appearance The market has opened rather higher
than was expected 300 sold at Brighton last Satur
day ut S969l per 100 lbs and brought in last night.
and another lot at 81 62 and il is said premium al
so paid, even at that price There 600 at Covngon
last night held at 81 62 but buyers not inclined to
pay that At Brighton there was sale Of $50 yesterday
"A ~ so.
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stead Of the yellow boys going up The currency of the
ctyoi New Orleans is fast getting better They busy
making bonres of corporation shnpasters and the vaults
oithe banks filling with the pure precious metal The
course Of time will reform all things The voice Of the
people demands changes state of things is spring
ing up in all the other OF society and the
mercal economy of the country partakes of the inn
pulse The great beauty Of institutions is that they
are governed by the popular will all cqes of nanciers
are compelled to submit to the adopted by the
camille classes. They may act Barnegat pirates for
time; by burning false lights they may lead the mer-
chants the shoals and sand banks but those they lead
into difficulty and distress will put themselves again
under their potage They lay their course and
sure TO safely reach port The great change that has
already taken place and is still going on in the extent
and safety the circulation of banks must lead to very
beneficial results Those who at present maintain favor
able opinion of the monied institutions of this country
must in short time unless they close their eyes and
ears and will not hear become thoroughly con-
WINGED that they not of the least advantage but that
threeiouhs of them deadly poison the permanent
prosperity OF any interest ofthe country.
Below we give comparative table of prices in this
city, at periods sufficiently distant give the result re-
quired:-
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rms shows the facts in very plain light. The differ
ence in prices at the above dates, is very large Was
this result causedb the tariff Certainly not 1t the
effect of than dozen different cause.-the first
OF which is the contraction of the currency. The i'm
mense dimnution in the circulation of the banksthe
goodness of divine Providence in blessing with abu
dant harvests-the increased value of moneyand the
general improvement in the resources the country Our
people are more industrousa greater number have be
come producers-the home productions have increased
immensely Our aboring classes get smaller wages than
heretofore but their condition is mproved they live
as well on the reduction they could formerly the
highest rates. All these things create more natural
healthy satel of things than high prices High wages
bloated, worthless currency speculation swndling
incorporated gambling establishments entcing people
away from honest employments engage in some wild
notion worthy of lunatic's bran-who suck the life
blood from all classes like ieoeAo aban
don them in their weakness TO their energies as
best they CANAL have the effect to disease every depart
ment OF trade and create reaction that makes rich
beggars. Low wages, with everything else in proper
ton, with steady employment and receipts places
the poor man, in the long rum in prosperous
dition than high prices and irregular business
The present prices of commodities in this city
settles the principle that sound currency controls
all mercantile transactions and brings every article of
traffic down to fair remunerating permanent price
This devoted country and patient people have been
legisated nigh unto death The two great parties these
United States have for years been making the sren
GUS efforts ohep and relieve the dear people Whichever
party claims the credit of bringing about the present state
of affairs may rest assured that credit is due The PEG.
pie have worked out their own salvation The country
has recovered its energies in spite of the practices of both
parties and we hope she will be let alone The immense
of this Union if left to deveope themselves un
trammelled-fth the industry of all classes left exert
itself in the natural channels instead of being Withdrawn
for the purpose of perfecng party purpose-our
commercial policy will in short period stand on foun.
dation firm the hills and the condition of every ndi
vdual will be manestly superior to the past the pre-.
sant
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(ly- ERYSIPELAS.-The well known and celebrated
ply sician Doctor Sherwood of Broadway, has had Tor
month, patient in the most nsuferabe agony with Fry
sipelas that no remedies subduedthe limbs beng swo
len to fearful size and the sufferer unable to enjoy
moments repose The Doctor laid aside the wicked pre-
udce the profession against using emedy that they
do not know how TO make, and sent to Comsocks, 81
Courtlandt street for Connells Pain Extractor Salye
which reduced the cling in twelve hours and the lady
had ease and natural sleep for the first night in
weeks She cured and is honest enough and the
Doctor to say and those who doubt it, better ask him.
We repeat again that money could tempt to say
what do about this extraordinary Save not its
powers and merits unaccountable. Mcssrs. Comstock
co. refuse to take pay from the poor from the
rich unless il proves efectua beyond any expectation
person who has not used FORM Il necessary how
ever to he to procure at u Court andt street and
all external pains and infammatons cured d-
rectly by it-Can be had genuine at No. North Fifth 81
Philadelphia; so Comhil Boston; - Magazine street
New Orleans and So Second ST. st. Louis the Branch
Houses OF Messrs G. < Co.
All country merchants requested to take it to their
towns on commission the greatest blessing to man.
kind that has been discovered in medicine for ages This
is strong language but you may depend its power will
fully justify it, Sold at 81 Courtlandt street. where il can
be only found genuine in this city.
CAuTIoN-Be sure and get Councils, our plate with
Dalley's has been stolen and counterfeit and
worthless may appear under that See that it is d
rect from Comstock Co. or never touch it.
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Second Board .
New York Public stock Exchs
State of Trade.

AsnEs-Pots continue firm at 81 cay Pearls are firm at
the reduction. Sales rule at So l2I.
CorroS-The absence of the Caledonia keeps this mar.
ket very quiet. Nothing will be done until her advices
come to hand They are daily expected.
FLouR-Holders of Genesee do not maintain the firm
ness that characterised last weeks transactions The
sales rule 81 56iDi 62 The present mild weather has
served great damper to large holders of -four and
grain The advantages every day of this temperature
ton to record in other branches Corn, northern sells
57Cd5ss; Oats at 30(032t.
H,y-A brisk demand is continued, and receipts are
sufficiently large IL. Sales TO extent have
been made at ilDNf.
PRovIstoNs-We continue to quote prime Beef ut 81 %
al 37j Pork, prime, at $40, and mess at Sl 90. The
sales of all very moderate.
Ou-Whae, crude, is held at 4O@llIe. There is very
little doing in the article.
Rru EsrArE SaLr.--Niessrs Austen, Wmerding
Co sold at the Merchants Exchange, this day part of
the property of James Lawrence deceased follows
la lots and cores on 32d SD, 3ith, 35h and seth
streets and 9Th avenue and Madison avenue
sold for .. . Nlb.llO
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t ssS M en B'of Goas Moses Gs nS 9
Orleans. Johasoa Madson Buiey sasn
CARR Do
Sailor Sc Badger T"'ca
Bague Nashua, Perry from Malaga, Oct II, with fruit to
Barque Ellen, Cobb days from Trinidad de Cuba, with
20 hhds 10 erces mosses and 3 boxes to Chasan
sehr vOusia Clark 20 days from swansbOro NC with
enced heavy weathe-los deck load carried away boom
Sc ayed nine days tackha been far south lat
pa sf .t s n E. sf @ ssa con- H SG ys s
SEM + B. odsil' Smith from Brandywine with -four, &C.
sehr Louisa, Hoover from Brandywne, with meal Sc
Schr w D. Mapes. Smith from SMYRNA. Del. with
schr Fountain York. days from Philadelphia with coal, to
schr oneco Kelly. days from Philadelphia, with coal,
schr John r. Brick, West, from Richmond with coal to
schr Hope, from Philadelphia, with coal,
sloop Amrnb,ous, Davis, from Philadelphia, with coal
master
Barque Eunomus Also, barque brig, unknown
sailed
Ship Monezuma, Lowber. Liverpool aud others
General Record.
PACKET SHIP HENDRIcR HUDSON, for London will sail to-
day. Her letter bags Gilpn's, the Exchange.
SHP BUILDING PORTLAND Three ships of the aggregate
burthen OF 1850 the stocks at Portland Me
spoken.
Natchez ) Vilar hence for Havana Nov H. off atteras
by the Sterling, at this port.
Foreign Ports.
MATANzis, Nov Sin Falmouth Davis, dsg; Henri
TpiNlpAp CpsA Oct 3O-In port American, for Port
NYork lew days. Sid 9Th, Cineu ingolds Mansania,
TgRKs Island, Nov lin port, VIM II Talman, Matthias,
Al
Simpson, Liverpool All outward bound vessels have
TO sell
W,LLowrLL Nov l61A a A Apne Ballard NY9rE t.. c,n,
BooTHsav, Nov 9Ar Eliza, Sawyer, from New York for
rSRT s,Sg, Nov lsAH VIM Badger, Coffin cadni
Be BO,Fos Ny . eAr, Sarah Foster Mataun Below
IS S j ar H H"s Ras Reas S1
and % D Subs i1 Rais Spi o''. surveyor o
t' s a$ fIS q j'SG Hfn
ION; TSg sa$ ioyid%%es , %rt%a',. Tys qtcf;
h hf De- E rss sSd
Stewart. NYo'E Black Diamond, ScMurSe, aud Yalesn,
E% i1 smith, ts.1iss%s shsm@ocG s%S E,,r$T si
Green New York. Also Harriet Thompson, Harris Rio
ALErASpRA, Nov iSsd Mozart, Reynolds, Boston; Ma
arc Nov lG AR Lucy Boston Cid Eagle
JFisSsSSe. Soy r%sd zoOa Cross, Rio J,neiro; W W
NoRFoLK, Nov l7-Ar Siroc Osborn, Barbados; Eliza
Lela,d, iendeon Bangor; VIM Turner, Rogers Nantucket
FOR Mobile, distress, leAky; Lumua Wilson Ports
mouth. MI Sid NoymbeT, Ellis, lamaie,; James l. Day
81 Reynolds from New York, Mobile. ZotoH Cross, from
Richmond for Penambubo, and Epercr Farrell from do Cor
hhssrleston, are ON their way down James River
WAsHisoroN, Nc: Nov l0AH Jos Helen, Rider. Boston.
s sS 20. s%,h SSTo d. A' G'"' Abbott West
WI.misnroS NC My s-Ar Victory Ewell. Fall River;
re Pore, New Bedford; Foy, Norton, ST Vncenis; Iith
s%iaii G smith, bAS%:S1 v Ms
PiIs Challes.on E%y Css'%ng' whitney TURKS Island
Wooster, uadsoupe; ilth Leonor Collins, st Jigo 18Th
Empire, Ewn, Guadsoupe Charles + Thorn, Smith New
York.
GrorcErowN SC. Nov l2-Cd Mars Hill. McGilvery,
Martinique.
sIvANSAH, Nov IiAr Sarah Arselia, Butman, Bristol
RI
loading.
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The above table gives the prices of the Of
trader in this city periods before and since the passage
the new tariff The quotations for the principal productions
ofhis country, such -four cotton grain Sc much
lower than they before the passage of that law that
he political organs of bohartes make loud camor
about Prices nearly all the necessaries ofe cheap
than before while of the Injuries higher
The great staple, cotton svery low The important do
nestle production wool is lower than at any previous
time. Before we go into the and effect we must
give another table, to place ourselves strong posi-
tom