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HORSES that have Ring-Bone, SPAWN, Wind
CALLS, &c are cured by ROOFS SPECIFIC; and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Roofs foun
der Ointment. Mark this, all horsemen.
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PILES, SC. are wholly prevented, or governed IL
the attack has on, if you use the only true
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RHEUMATISM and LAMENESS positively
cured and all shrvelled muscles and limbs are res
tored, in the old young, by the Indian scgo'ape
Elixir and Nerve aud Bone Linament--but never
without the name of Comstock & Co on It.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-02-10

more becomes obscured BIZ tie black and
heavy clouds that are travelling onward
pos,-hasle from The north. A cloud now
hangs over us 50 dark and gloomy that the
vessels course can no longer bs oiscerned--
a. bell rings-ihe engine siops-the boat lies
motionless upon the stream. Again for
few moments as the yan-cloud Of the storm
.hurries onward to the south, we have Light
sufficient to proceed, but the rain that fol-
lows pouring down in torrents. renders the
river wholly imperceptible, and the shore IS
sought for safety. During the storm with
out, the music and the dance Cd YES in
the cabin, and there are many on - who
know not OF the elemental uproar.
At about / o'clock, the party partook q
the daintisa Of sumptpously spread table,
after which few more eotilions and waltz.
ing, and births were sought wherein to re-
pose the remainder Of the night. At day
light The Yazoo was lying al PaEker's1and
ing taking on board some three Or four hun
dred bales of cotton. This having beer
accomplished, we were soon under weigt
again, and AFTER pleasant run OF ABOUT l"s
hours, the steamer roundedrtO at the lower
landing, whilst from the jack-staf the blue
white and red waved gracefully in thu
breeze. 1
The Yazoo is, undoubtedly, in every re
spect, the finest boat that has az yet plisC
upon our river. Her officers are all gooC
fellows, gentlemanly and accommodating
Captain Mosby is 80 well known to our citi
citizens, that to say anything by way of re
commendingor complimenting himindividu
ally, would be completely ussless.-Th
truth is every knows him and every bod
likes him.
The trip WILDE long remembered by nearl
all who were on board. Had our absent ol
} friend, "Ihe DOCTOR" been Of the party, h
= would have pronounced all things elegant
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-02-10
SIONAL.
WASHINGTON, JAN. l6, I5z

WARRINGTON, JAN. 10, 1910
The President Of the Senate laid before
the Senate a communication from the War
Department, relative TO the commerce OF
the upper Lakes.
Also one in relation TO the construction Of
fireworks at Fort Livingston.
Mr.. Alien presented joint resolutions from
the Legislature Of Ohio, asking the imme-
diate repaalfof the Bankrupt Law.
Also asking for reduction Of the rates
Of postage aud for the free transmission of
papers from Washington during the session
Of congress.
Also a memorial from Cincinnati, embods-
ing important information in relation to the
navigation Of the Ohio.
Mr.. Calhoun presented memorial upon
the subject Of the Currency and the Exche-
quer, from Philadelphia. DIR. G. said he
desired to be understood as expressing no
opinion in favor of the scheme.
A bill for tho relief of Jos. Nourse was
also passed
/ The Oregon bill having been postponed
until tomorrow, another special order was
/ taken Up, and disposed Of, being the joint
resolution introduced some days since by
Mr.. Tappan Of Ohio.
! Mr.. Tappan made abtief speech in behalf
Of bis proposed amendment TO the Constl'
tuition.
Mr.. Smith of Conn.,, followed in few
words, but advancing the Same opinions.
Mr.. Berrien was willing 10 record his vote
The Senate were also ready, and the follow
ing was the result: ayes l j, noes 24.
The President then signed a number o
Bills which have passed during the presen
session.
In the House of Representatives to-day
2 Mr.. Wise presented two memorals-on'
r from Baltimore-and the other from PhilSdel
. phia, praying the adoption of the Excheqaer
Mr.. Clifford, Of Maine, submitted a reso
hlntion instructing the committee on the'Ju
dietary to report, forth,Dith, abill to repea
the Bankrupt Lave and he moved the pre-
viOus question.
The resolution was adopted-yeas ll2
Z nays 81 The House then adjourned.
8 WASHINGTON, JAN. IL.
: in the. Senate to-day, Mr.. Rives present
: ed u1emorialfrom PHILADELPHIA, asking fh
n adoption Of the Exchequer plan. y
III After which, an animated discussion wa
had between some Of the members Telativ
10 the improvement of,the navigation Of th
Western Rivers.
MI Tallmadge presented two memorial
Z from New York, demonstrating against III
n repeal Of the Bankrupt Law.
r MIR. Benton presented memorial asldn
Il Cor the repeal Of the law upon the groun
. Of its unconstitutionality.
II In addition o-the memorial presented b
!. Mr.. Rives, Mr.. Tallmadge presented two f
the establishment Of the same object fror
y fhe citizens of Bfooklyn and New York.
In the House Of Representatives. to-da.
on motion Of Mr.. Green, It was resolves
3 that the committee Of Ways and Means >
al instructed TO inquire into the expediency {
! bringing in a bill appropriating $200,000
year, commencing with the present year an
coRtinaing ten years, to be applied 10 ih
!. removal 81 obsiructions on the Western wa
\ err, TO be expended under the control of
e Secretary Of War, and report 10 the HOus
" with the most Convenient despatch.
it Mr. Everett proposed plan as subst
e l0le Tor the Exchequcf. Us main featur
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-02-10

The WEATHER during the past few days
has been winIry in the full sense Of the word.
Last Wednesday morning icicles were hang
ing ftom the roofs Of the houses, and the
dead stalks Of the old gymPsum weeds, COW
cred with frost, looked white as celery.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-02-10


THE TRIP ON THE sFAZoO.'-Cetting
on board, d,-DepaFture,-The Dance
NIOOnlight,-The stOrm,-The trip down
The BOat,-Her officers, SC
"Ding-dOng l-ding-dong !-ding-dong 20
and after run Of some two or three hun
dred yards, we had reached the river, cross
ed thssiaging, and was on board fthe steam
boat YAzoo. Entering the cabin we found
a goodly number Of persons assembled, a
general invitation having been previously
extended BY Captain Mosby to the inhabi-
tants or Yazoo City, to partake in the plea
sures Of trip some thirty or forty miles up
the river the spacious cabin tho while TO be
converted into ballroom, that sylph-like
forms might gently glide along the may
dance, whilst the noble boat gIided msjesi;-
cally Ger the waters:- Half past seven
o'clock clouds over head, and the pitch pine
torch upon the bank Of the river fickering in
the wind throws around dubious light, al
one moment reflected brightly on the water
and At another almost extinguished by the
bresze.-The engine working azily, and tn,
steam Kissing, whisIling, and rushing amonl
the massive machinery as if anxious to per
form iIs Office, and set the whole in motion
"Ding-dOng !-ding-dOng !--ding-dOng ~
and the capiainfrom the hurTioane-deekcall
70 the mate below ;--
"An ready n Mr.. Middleton"
"Very well, siri-Go aft there one Of 20
and stand by thai stern-line."
"Ay, ay, sir"
"Bstter FIRST see if the engine is ready,
observes Captain M, and the mate accOrC
iingly goes at TO consult the engineer.
Just in time two carriages reach the riv,
bank, from each Of which some fair ones al
assisted in alighting, and escorted on boart
after this iholnes are cast of-steam let o
1.-The believing Of the 'scaPe pipe reverbt
rates among the hills-and the superb steam,
"waiks the water like a thing Of life"
In The mean tims partners have been ch,
sen for the opening Of the ball, and the SCI
await but tbe notes from ihe fool-stirring fc
die % glide into "the poetry Of motion."-
The bow ia drawn and of thoygo 20 "Jir
ateAb8 sNorJe 10y tAS way ~ - tilo AT
time we have ever heard this same Jil
along Josey played for ooiillon but,
,will pass. There are beautiful forms an
faces in The dance, and a variety Of gay an
tasteful dFessss Parlaking Of all huss "fro
snowy white 70 sOOiy." Each dress whelhr
white, black, lilac, dove, grange, sky-blu
or what not, seems 20 become ils wearsr
well, that had the fair one donned aught eli
she would have ihrown aside the charms tn
dress Of. lends % beauty. There are hapT
wives and Joyous maidens, but no buxo
widows il ths throDg!
The elOuds have passed Of, and ihs mos
shines down brightly On ihs rivers yet Il
horizon looks dark and omihoas away q
ths north, Thatalliress castthbif branch,
shadows from each bank upon The streer
which shades come % closely in eohtact
sach abrupt point, as % give 70 ,he river i
appearanes sl 80 being suddenly and Who'll
iost n a. inperoirable forest. And now
i rowing dark again As the moon on
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-02-10


MK. BDIToRs--ID common with others oi
our fellow burgers, perinis.us to suggest the
following persons as candidates for Select.
men, believing that they will t-uly represent
the different interests in our Village CRY.
The distribution " deem both just and equi.
table, and win therefore be supported by
MANY VOTERS,
the Friends of even-handed Justice.
GEORGE JoNAS--will representa- Pro,
dnceand Grocery interests
E. .B. CAYCE-give the Mechanics a show
The principles and department. Of this man
would adorn many who figure in high life
J. A. STEVENS-muzzle not the Press.
J, w. BARNETT--disorde may Greer
into the Board 80 lei the healing art bare.
presented.
ANDREW GLIB -ano old citizen. & worthy
man. He isopposed 10 q heavy Tariff on
Flatboats.
F. w. QUACKENBOSS- -albeii! it is wise
and good that the acts. Of the Board should b
guided By the spirit Of the Law.
Mr.. EDITOR; -Please announce the follow
ing named gentlemenas candidates for May
or and Seleetnen Of tltis.city, and who vii
be supported By MANY VoTERs.
For Mayof-A ANDREW PATTERSON.
For SelectmeI
F !. w. QUACKENBOSS, ]. ~. FUQUA,
EI. HARRISON, JAS.-M. ALLEN
For Town ConstablaR. n. WINN.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-02-10
YNEOo library AssOCia tiOu.

A REGULAR MEETING of the Yazoo
Library Association will be held at the Lii
bFary Room on Monday evening the 18th
inst, at I O'Clock, p. M. A punctuaF ar
tendance OF the members is requested, as
an election of officers is. to take place, and
other important business will.be transacted.
J. HAYDEN, Sec'ty.
Yazoo city, February 3, Is43. 30-2t.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-02-10

or The Yazoo river is in excellent boat
ing order, and cotton is being continually
taken from its banks.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-02-10

or An election for. Mayor, Seleetmsn,
&c. will be held the ensuing Monday. A
variety oftickets will be found in an adjoin-
ing column.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-02-10

or The members Of the Xazoo Library
Association viii meet at their Hall on Mon
day evening nexr-[See Advertisement.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-02-10
ADYERTIsEMENTs. g.

nrr We are authorised to announce r
Eaton Keys, Esq. as candidate fore election
to the Office 0! Mayor at the approaching
election.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-02-10

or Late papers again BY the YazOO.-
Thanks.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-02-10

or A press Of advertisements has com.
PEELED us to omit much congressional and
other news. We viii Ondeayor'to bring all
up to late dates in our next.
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