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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-20
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NEWSPAPER DEsTs 1Ir. Richie, Of the
Richmond Enquirer, ia recent call upon
his subscribers 70 pay their debts due him..
states frankly that ie Is debted Is the banks
5etwsen ei9 900 and $4,000 but, on the
other hand, that bis subscribers owe himmore
than n rs lill1es that fl0anft 81 d ards
|of $3.50 600. What rank iniuslice Is this /
and YET says the Picayune, ~ Is aspretty
fair type ST e way IN which some subscYi-
bers serve ha new rs psrs which they pafro-
MSS Richie lhreaiens & BE e4nnoi
clsct nrtly snc s. r. x6lievs him I1sln
oWn alon uT his industl IND
some new chenel
, 1843-12-23

+ (which ia rally TIC military force @
line coupIrv in ease Of war. and We
> liz. arv,ro: in n~,osarvin, tie naac.
!ar .lc E.oD,;ars oro If mo-, 800
.,n,' na,nro J. ~ .'sns r. ar,or
&c.
-'"'t' u'e ,''''".' % ".| '''r.t .
/ IS P'"I"''E pace" II "' '"''-'' ~ go
SeN'f@' 'id'tN' 'l'' IL Ii'ly wei "'
serve the c"h".aeFa'''h "i t"H>Ec
whether a new anal more perfect or
g]ariZation might not br Introduced
iooaing mainI! 90 tie volunteer con-
= panjcS Of the Union for "a" present
and 81 easy implication TO the grca.
body Of the ril,tia IN tame ni var.
The cynendnu,es of III, Var r.,
~r3rt,o1t have bccp c~oo,tEarabIy ~.
.iI,..f =, IN. ~I,.+tv, ro.r.. c,,4~.
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DIED:

Feb. the residence OF bis brother-n-law w B. Wn
de- John H. Clawson in his 2Sth year. of the late Reu
ben Clawson.
Feb. 8. William, son of John and Rosa Newman aged Il
years and months.
Feb. 8, S;as Southworth, aged 81.
Feb. Sarah Elizabeth aged 10, daughter of Thomas H.
and Mary Ann White.
Feb. g. George sampon, of Carver, Mass, his 24lh
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u Spencer announces TO gentlemen that his arrange.
ments completed for supplying according pre-
vions intiHation, Fur HAT a, price (S3 25)
which shall render emphatcaly the cheapest well
Lowest priced Gentlemens Fur Hat sale in this
city. II is prepared in the style which characteri1es
fines. article aud like that article is offered p1ce
which be continued without unusually rapid
sale The undersigned with all confidence afrns 1t be
the gentleman ard economist the desirable Fur
Ha, yet offered. (oaOt> SPENCER, 245 Broadway.
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Court Calendnr This Day.

SUPERIOR CeURT.-Nos. "a, 81, 35, 36, 81, SO,
SO, 40, Al, 43, Al, as, AZ, 4s, 40, so, 81.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. SO, &C, 81, 1913, 1870,
lsl, 1873, 1874, 1876, 1877, 1873, 14l, l49, SO, IA,
1913, l4s, $50, Isl, 152.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 81, l, IS, Is, 76, ~,
SO, "a, 46, S, IS, 81, SO, IS, 60, l3, so, 10,
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w seanence Of the reduction Of duties by the late
fs6 the subscriber Is selling his stock OF Gold and Silver
LEVER Anchor Escapenens, Lepne, and other wa,chex
ri new and splendid patterns asd Jewehy al rata 81
considerable reduction from former prices being muE
oses Than they be bought r az any ether place 10
the city. Gold Watches as low IS 80 10 :2s each
warranted 10 keep good time the money returned
Watches Cocks the bess manner, and war;
ransed, at much loss than the usual prices
6. q. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches aad Jewellery,
oITsH Wbeies,ie and etail 80 WaI.sl. Up stairs
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IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF.-We

q MPOkI AMI III IfE DEAF
take pleasure calling the attention of read
ers to "sCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL,r for the cure of
Deafness. From the favorable have heard or
IT, feel satisfaction in recommending to the attention
OF all who may suffer from Deafness This he only med
icnc offered The public for curing this disease that
we felt confidence in, and its effect different which
have within knowledge have been such as the
saRgune could wish Persons have been cured and
relieved who had given ali hopes of being benefited
1t is little surprising bile many sufferers from
Deafness that successful effort has been made
produce something which would effect radical
medicine, however before the public by the Of
which, al may be relieved of an exceedingly dsagreeabie
disease and enabled again enjoy the society Of their
friends, We say to all afflicted, by all means try il.
AleIander's Messenger.
Prepared by B. Bell, md may be had al DR.. JAMES
Store, Se5 Broadway. NewYork l0f I'm
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celIor of the First crcuit-Elas b. wauous VS. John
Court made In the above entitled cause win be solo pabc
auction under the direction OF The subscriber One Of the
Merchans Escbsnge in the City Of New York on ihe 9Th
day Of March nex,, ~ IL ocloak. Dccr, of,bat day
Vile in uisier County and State OF New York BY number
az forty four in the Hornbsck Purchase beginning The
south eor1er Of cenres,re opposite The lot now or
down The aforesaid Cenre.sree south fifty degrees,
hundred feet to BOT number forty three 49, now or
lately owned and occupied by bert Penny hsnee south
forty degrees chains and fly links 70 The ands
late of Jacob wiIIet berce norrh ffy degrees
The said Post Road north forty degrees east TWO chains and
fifty links 10 the place OF b.gipBing Aho all The following
Elehy!e in User County and State Aforesaid, knewp
map ElcDve lots numbers birt, three and thirty
ner or CenIe-sireet The Post Road leading Kings
WurOrcugb and south ccrper OF The store formerly
occupied by Eros, Could aud running from thence Dorh
fi;y degr along hundred and y
feet TO lot nuober hirtyt"o herce nor'h ory degrees
thence afong No and fy degrees cas-, two
hundred and fifty feet the Post Road thence alosg
saving and resefving said lot number thyorr. Ard aso
other lot OF land lying in Eenye aGre aid beginnn
along The easery side Of New Post Road from Kings,
ton TO marlborough south forty etbirteen chains
and twenty nLs to OF Thoass Mason land beace
along sid land south degrees easl about oor
chains fifty links, thence south forysx degrees thirty min
u,cs east ~vsnyhv: links TO chrsnut stump Dear The
highway thence north foyeght east about sTe
chains twenty-one links southeast OF lot No.
a. thence along lots Nos II IS and Al Forth fifty degrees
west six chaias kfy five links 70 the place OF orgmaipg
containing about or .s e1erp.Log aho
reseryag OF the above lot watering oa ne sou soc
OF said !oi conveyed to jacob Lore" arc me ,eho
sold Rufus Ciark on tie noers part OF the above io
and half los sold TO Joeph caer s,e s1se2'nE
Joining aid CtIers Io exsnding south Fly degrees es
southeast 5ourds and boondea or sGaTes, by sad
I'D ,lso bree o, known Of The properly in
clndss H. said premkes iris No, G5, &C and 81.
| New. York, January Sotl!, iSia
Z ~ RuarE Solicitor flo iapeS
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schr Victory Of about $50 tons, Capt Penhad. from Al
eIandria, DC, for NY with cargo nj hour breadstus,
iron, &c the beach about % miles beo BeTlinMd,
near the line OF Va the night at 3lst JAN The captain
had employed hands and saved small portion OF her car
go, mostly in damaged she lay considerable dis
lance from the shore was thought the vessel woud be
total laSs-
The schr Yew Tree, arrived Charleston the 4th
with the anchors and chains for the ship Caudu Also
soaps with materials for the vessel found adrl
The Ciaudius Insured in Boston and NY for $4,000
The GALE AT BosToN.-Thc cutter Hamilton, Capt
Surgis, from cruise in the Bay. Al g O'Clock Monday
morning discovered schooner in the Narrows, with sig
nal OF distress; sent the life boat with officer and six men
TO her assistance She proved TO be the Nahan of Plyn
ou,h Pierce, from Norfolk for Boston, with assorted
cargo ashore, and the officer having got
anchor by which In could heaye of, returned TO
the cuter she required farther assistance Capt
then received Information OF schooner being Nantuck
beach, whittier he proceeded and having landed ascer
tanned her TO be the God Hook repored below Saw The
hull Of large vessel anchor in the Bay proceeded to
and found her TO be The bark NacheZ Lindsey of and
for Bosten, NO had cut away her IN the gale
and rode at her anchors miles ESE from Boston light
Schr Cod Hook Clay, Of Bluehi, from NJ for CSsine
in ballast, ashore about O'Clock Monday morning
the storm, Nantnsket beach, between Straw
berry Hill and White Head, about two miles from Paul
Worrick's hotel 1t is sandy beach, and she went
high she did thump much, and will PROBABLY
be got off with little expense Her crew landed safely in
their beat.
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MARRIED

On Tuesday evening, Feb T. by the Rev John c. Green
Mr. Thomas Chatterton to Mrs Martha Gay both OF this
city.
On the 9th inst, Mr. John Van Doreu to Miss P w.
Thompson, both Of this city.
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pY THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN MAIL.
From our Philadelphia Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA February 9-P. NJ.
IL The ship Washington, ShaDkland, which cleared
here the 9th for NY reported ashore in Taem Cove
about 50 miles belowby letter dated yesterday, from
Port Penn.
u brig, supposed Boston packet, is also said TO be
ashore Salem
Cleared this daygaks Backus, Statesbury,s Thomas
Hercules, SKaats, NY.
Arrived this day-Schr North Carolina, Miller ds fH
Wilmington NC.
u The Delaware is now filled with drifting ice-ths
morning was entirely closed. Wind att. Nv. Their.
momeer 90.
T All the mails due with the exception of the South.
ern and Western Of to-day, have arrived.
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lave YOU A COUGH do mo-

HAVE YOU A COUGH do not
Il Il neglect it; thousands have met premature death
for the want OF little attention to common cold
Have youa Cough !-DR.JAYNE'S EAFECTORANI,
sal. medical prescription containing p,soLous drugs,
and used extensive practice Tor several years, will
most positively afford relief and save you from that awful
sweeps Into the grave hundreds Of The young The DID, the
fair, the lovely and the gay.
Have YOU Cough BE persuaded to purchase bottle
OF the Expectorant. TODAY tomorrow, may be too
late.
Have you Cough!-Jayue's E1pectorsnt IS the Only
remedy You should take TO cure you
EFor this plain that in OF the thousand cases
where it has been used has il failed 10 relieve.
VorL flo i'm
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zen, FARM FOR SALE at Auction. :

- Will be sold public auction under the direction
FfeJerick J. Coffin Esq Master in Chancery that well
known Farm late OF John Wolfe deceased situate within
half mile of the village of White Plains, County
Westminster. at the dwelling house the premises,
Thursday the Esd day Of February instant at one O'clock
the atcrnooGSad Farm contains so of good land
under excellent Of cultivation well waered ard
tie fences and oueuidngs are 10 good repair Upon the
premises Is new and convenient Dwelling House.
There will be sold II the time lot OF wood land
containing acres, lying separate from said Farm.
About one half OF The purchase money can remain upon
the premises. For further particulars inquire ISRAEL
PURDY On the premises; ELISHA HORTON or J. w.
TOMPKlNS at White Z lains. INf TO e3f'
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Wv diseases TO which children exposed none are
fatal to them Worms. Unfortunately, children are
seldom free from then ard they initiate the symptoms Of
almost every other complaint, they often produce alarm
cause Of disease themselves but their irritation aggrnvate
all other diseases, wandering from part OF the body to
sructng the bowels and frequently the throat causing con.
WILSON'S and often death The desired remedy will be
found in Dr.. JAYNE'S TONIC VERMlFUGE, which
will very destroy the Worms, and nvgoras the pow.
ers OF digestion so prevent return Of them.
= Prepare only No. 90 Sonth Third street, Philadelphia
an sos Broadway, New York. Price so cents per bottle
I'm
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D EFiNED SUGAR-At the lowest re-
a 4 duced casl, priceS-wOOLSEY / WOOLSEY con-
sell their quality double Refined Sugar
their lowest reduced cash prices, namely
Loaf-IO cents per pound When less than FIVE packages
Crushed-lO cents per are purchased half cent per
Powdered-l0t +" F" pound additional.
The above packed as follows:
Loaves, 10 boxes Of 500 psunds)
Crushed, in bbs OF 200 {" No charge Tor package
Powdered in bbs of250 "
Apply 10 the New-York Paten, Sugar Refinery, corner
South and Montgomery streets or al e9 Wailslreet.
N. Borders Of the city must be accompanied by
remittance. l0f Luz
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The undersigned Committee Inc Trustees OF Fire
Department beg leave call the attention the friends
and patrons OF this charitable Institution the following
communication,
THE N. Y. SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY have in the
kndes volunteered perform the Grand Oratoro
Of DAVID AND GOLIATH for The benefit OF the Funds
OF this noble charity, Thursday, Feb. 18Th which
czsion they will be assisted by Mr. CoLsURs of Boston,
who has been expressly engaged for the character of DA
vp; and will also be assisted by other eminent talent.
Tickets 81 be had OF the officers of the Depart.
men the principal music stores, the door the night
OF performance, or OF either OF the Committee.
MARTIN w. EMMONS, IA Spruce-st
FORSYTH LaBAGH, IL Grandst
fsH JAMES PRYE Err, 245, Front.st.
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TTOOPING COUGH AND GROUP

"OOPING COUGH AND GROUP.
ILL TO PARENTS-JAYNES ExPECTORANT,
without exception the valuable preparation in use
for the above diseases II Hopping Cough into
mild and ractabe disease, and shortens its duration more
than oneba and produces certain and speedy recovery
From half spoonful wilt certainly Group in
infants and young children, in half hours time. The lives
of hundreds of children will be saved annually, by always
keeping hand ready for every emergency. Prepared
only by DR. D. JAYNE, sos Broadway NewYork. Price
81 0p-G boules for IS 90. l0f I'm
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VN7HO CAN DOUBT THE VIRTUES
w OF JAYNE,S HAIR TONIC

SUMMERvILLE, N J. Nov. IS, 1912.
Dr. Jayne Dear Sir-l send You the following certificate
obtained from Mr Guics. would just stale that became
acquainted With bin about two Al that time be
The back part OF bis head about the size of half dollar
and lock of hair he told had been made by
the Of your Tonic previous 10 which, be positively
AYERS, that he had single hair his head The hair
his bead completely, and is from four to five
inches long. Yery respectfully yours, &c. P. MASON.
ANOTHER PROOF THE EFFICACY OF DR.. JAYNEs HAIR
ToNfc-Ths will certify that was entirely bald for about
three years, when was recommended TO Try Dr. Jaynes
Hair Tosc. procured 7vo bottles Of Mr. Mason in Sum
mervic and using the Tonic for about fifteen months
hair in all over my head, and although not quite
thick before yet it is constantly growing. This surprs
ing restoration Of my hair has excited the establishment OF
all my acquantances. and made object OF curiosity
gard the inventor of this matches Hail Tonic as public
benefactor. JOACHIM GULIcK,
New Germantown N. J. Nov &c, 1912.
Prepared only No. 90 South Third PbIadepbs and
sos Broadway Price O0-6 bottles for S. 90. 1Of In
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM-MarbIe build

A HEhICAN NUSEUW-Marble build
IN ing, opposite st Paups Church-P. T. BARNUM,
Manae er-Last week OF the gorgeous and magnificent
! spectacle OF
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS
Last week OF the universally admired Animated Tab
enux, including The Burning OF Moscow.
The celebrated INDIAN CHIEFS with their Warriors
and Squaws have arrived
H. O. Sherman, the Ballad Snger-T g. Booth the un-
rivaled Comic Snser-La Petite Celeste, the admired
danseuse-Mss Hood, the Vocalist, &c.
On Wednesday and Saturday Of this week Day Per.
fnrmance will take place in the afternoon, commencing
II O'Clock. The Evening Performance at u O'Clock.
Price of Admission Is ceais-Chidrpn under 10 years
haEprice. Ct
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u Irish Emigranf society.-A meeting f,he
friends and members OF the Irish Emgran Society will
be held at Washington Hail. OF Eeadesreet and
Broadway, Friday evening, the 10th OF February
The Chat. will be taken at O'Clock. Front seats re-
served for ladies-asd they respectfully invited 10
tend. ROBERT HOGAN, President.
I fo,t
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- TO LET, from the LIST of May.-The
marble front three story house No. SO wslkersreet
on the North side. $50 feet West from Broadway.
Also-The small Store, No. $50 Broadway, at $500.
Aso-The lots OF the small No. 90 Pine.sueet
% the corner Of Waer-stree with two Counting Rooms
Rent only $2oD.
Ase-Three lots of ground as feet by 1901 with The build
ngs thereon, fronting Anihonys,ree distant ouy
hundred feet Eas from Broadway now occupied BY MIR.
j. 8 Hull for Livery Stable. The situation Is also
sirable for Coal Yard. Enquire Of
sflwi,t JAMES HEARD. sss Broadway
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rLAY BALL.-The Democratic Clay

" Club OF The Eighth Ward viii give their Second An.
naal Ball. honor the Ratification OF The Treaty OF
Client the 18th OF February 1885, al the Ttvoat Saloon
Tick-tSeaa be procured OF the following gentlemen:
VIM II. Sweet, 2N Canal st. j. n. SarAeS, IS Canatst.
Robert Honey, 70 w B'way Henry Baker, 81 Thompson.
II. D. Moore G. B'way PTce A b. S,ousenburg 90 Prince.
J. CIV. Ogden, IS Thompson. Harvey Hart, 81 Canal
!. G. Mofat i2l Prince j. T. Il Bleakley, so HudS
A. L Bro ar. i49 Prince 81 D. wuche l. 40 Brway.
WI. Van Buskirk, 90 Spring T. Kelley, 81 Thompson
N. B. Bilnt, Spruce. =. W. Leeds lSS Hannersy.
J. G. Barker, SIS Broadway. Geo Boyd. ~ Wooster
D. l. Crane, So Charlton A. BleaSey, Go Hamuersly.
r. Glover, c. Hudson Watt Jas Bingham, 6 Doainic
8. Kipp. 1875 Broadway E. Duvall, 10: Charlton.
C.. w. Ward. los Charltoa. Geo. Jennison, 9 kiug.
w. II. Grrif, LIS Prince +. S;arsbury, 81 Laureas.
j. w Bauve, Thompson. And at the following Hotels:
Astor House. Franklin House,
Howard's Hotel Clinton Hotel,
American Hoisl, fremont Temperance House,
City Hotel, wavsrey House,
Pearstre4t House, ST. George Hotel
Delmonieos
Head Quarters, Howard House, and also At CITY Head
Quarters, Broadway House.
n. Hempstet Powers, Main and FultonstS Brooklyn
John Walmaker, Custom House Exchange,
Col Lew Hart Treasurer, 100 Hamniersiy-E.
n. B.-The Executive Committee viii meet every Sa,ur.
day evening al The Howard House.
CHAS w. WARD, Sec'y n, Clay Club,
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