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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-09
EpIrEn " rAak BENJAMIN.



PROSPECTUS or THE SEVENTH SEMI
ANNUAL VOLUME
Commanding July Q and ending Dec 50. l43.
TTyHE PRoERIeroas 81 this popular end widely
circulated Family Journal, announced with
pleasure 10 their friends lhroughout the ssbound-
less coulineui that the Seventh eemi-annnal
volume Of sfThe New Worldn commenees en- the
9th Of July, under more lavorehle auspices than
any Of its predecessors. Although the literary
journals have az late multiplied. and, II cqnse-
quence 81 the new system Of cheap hookss the
public have been bountifully supplied with intel-
lectual entertainment, this wel-estab lished news
papOr hes been generously snslaineds and seems
to have lost none Of that favor which frightened
lie early days Much labor, and care, and ex-
pense have been bestowed upon Il: and the pro-
pretors, though extensively engaged ii other pub
LEGATIONS, have never preiermitted their exerti0ps
to renders The New World worthy the success
By which il has been attended. The ablest pens
in this country have been employed 70 illustrate
its pages, and from O. abundant sources 81 British
genius, the reader has not failed 70 receive large
measures Of instructions and delight.
Thorough and extensive arrangements have
been made for tho future. The agency estab-
lished in London, forthe constant early transmits
sion Of all new aud important books and periodi-
Gals, win be continued; and itis contemplated By
the Editor TO visit Europe in the Autumn, for the
purpose Of estahlishinga general correspondence
on the Continent, and Of engaging the valuable
aid of some of the best writer's Of the Old World
In addition 70 tho attractions recorded below,
the Seventh volume will contain Romance by
the late. celebrated Dr.. Maginn, entitled
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DIR. CpAMPEONsS

" VEGETABLE. .aGJEE MEDICINE,
A safe and certain cure Cor Chills and Fever in
ali its complicated forms, also an etfsctual
remedy for Fever Of every description.
TwSllIS Medicine has been used By The proprietor
1 a nuinbtF Of years, 10 extensive practice, dur.
cases Of Fever, and from tho success in this node
Of practice, be Is confident Il must and viii be the
prevailing practice ID Eevers
ItneveF fails to cure the chlls and fever the first
day. Billions, Typhus, Nervous. Congestise, and
ihier Fesers all yield % the use Of this medicine,
and nro cured in a shorter time, and with much
more certainty than by any other system of prac-
ina ihat has ever bean reeommende
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DIR. SPEhgER's
Vegetable. "A HRGfa LIB fAfOus and
SIS ANTT-DYSPEPIIG PILLS
q We llERClLRY -


II Tsis well known that diseases oftennrise from
L a foul and disordered state Of thestomach and
bowels; and il this condition is promptly attended
to and relieved, that health will be Immediately
restored. And nothing more efectual can be re-
sorted 20 than two OF three good active doses 81
purgative medicine; and there is nothing more
suitable than pills Of q proper character The
public have in these vegetable 3illsthe article pre-
scented them, which POSSESSES the qualities cal
cplated g render the most impouant service II
cleansing the alimentary canal; they viii operate
with sufficient force. and still with ease safetys
there is no ingredient in them that will render
them dangerous as 10 taking cold, Or cause any
particular care in diet necessary. They have been
used by the proprietor with hbundant success in
an extensive medical Practice for many years.
He can therefore Confidently recommeud them
TO the public patronage. Z u not vainly pretend
ed that they win cure al diseases. but they will.
answer the purposes for which they are offered as
well as any puFgative medicine that can Be pfoda
ced; and By being taken y hen that description Of
medicine is needed, may save person from threa-
tened disease az q very email expense and without
loss Of time. "a person can take them without
any Interruption Of his customary employment.
or Price only Is cents box.
Recommendation.
We do hereby certify that we have used Doctor
Spencer's vegetable pills; and found them q safe
and active pufgative, attended with Beneficial fs-
suits, and We therefore recommend thenito notice.
aH 4s#as JOHN SMITH, NJ y.
SAMUEL. BLACK. ESD.
.a SMITH LOWE, ESQ.
asls s4s JOHN BROWN, 9I3s
4H s SMITH HUBBARD g
N4 CURTIS OGDEN. ~
q. r.. WHITAKER, nj. D..
For sale BIZ Il. III. Randolph, YazOo City.
April 29, 1912. 42-tE
Dr. HULLsS
Vegetable Fever-and "A gue and AntisEever
rs si6
1 ATsAFR. AND eERE AIN CURE FoR cHTLIs AND FEVER.
| N THOUSANDS have ~ one year been cured 81
ague and fever IS these pills Their CONF
binalion embraces properties Of the highest cnra-
ttgevalue, making 2 gradual impression on the
system by their searching influences, undertakes
this most distressing malndg from the system ID b
speedy and sffectual manner.
People throughout the southern country may
depend that fl yhape never had any remedy oifef-
edfhem 30 efectpal and certain aa these pills. II
Il expected thar counterfeiters will make attempts
Each box contains % doses 81 pills. Price only
one dollar box: One box VIII cure from tive Is
four cases Of chile and fever. For sale By r. II.
Randolph Xaz0o Gitys alisss
April g. 1910. 42-if
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which was distinguished BY great men and impor-
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All the articles in this Magazine arc pre-eminent
for ability and powerful interest, and cannot fail
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-puerilo stories BY which most Of the English and
American periodicals are overloaded
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TIE UNIVERSAL FAVORITE.
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" in January last was commenced the ropublica-
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"BLAcKWooD" has long stood at the head o. the
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Great Britain.
Among the splendid articles now in course 81
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feFmined to exclude al continued stories In
the regular weekly ssues announc es his lnlenfion
Of giving the WHO'S SERIES Of the new uorlts--
BY their popular autliors, Dickens, Lever, Aims
worth and Lover-in ONE EXTRA NUN BER,
immediately on he eFigal 81 he English Stesnier.
and continue to do the same each month, hereaf-
ter--thns furnishing the latest productions Of
these authors u aau0ace of ereIg otieg establs8-
nlent IN aae cathzt9 and at price which viii not
fail 10 meet the public approval: The following
are the TILES of the Novels, the FIRST numbers Of
which appeared in London on the first Of January
1913. and will be re-issued in the Extra New
World. ia "a hours after their receipt BIZ the
Steamer
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LmanIVnnf Nnficn.

MAA8DAWeAAg lNODACGo
Y VIE undersigned having boon appointed
az the February Term. le43, of The
Probate Court Of Kazoo couni3. Commits
llomou Of Insolvency upon nc Estate 81
Boihavion Young, deed, viii meet 81 he
fml Saturday Of each month at De Office
Of James Hayden. 30 Yazoo city, 10 audit
claims against said estate.
5AMES HAYDEN.
GRO. b. WILKINSON.
NATHANIEL PERRY
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THIS medicine is recommended 10 the attention
Of those afflicted with Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia,
DrOpFey, Bilious habits CostiVeness, Cholera Moi
bus, Rheumatism, Scorlula, Foul Stomach, De-
PRAYED appetite Worms, Cordialzea, (Which is
known 81 a sinking sensation at the pit Of the
pit of the stomach, Jaundice, Headache AMI SICK
stomach, palnitati0n 81 the heart, Diarrheas Ner-
vous Affections, Dgsentary 81 Flux, Heart-burn
White swelling, and 81 those diseases aIising from
impure blood. For sale By
r.. III. RANDOLPH, YazOo City.
Also IL nearly all 81 The villages and by manner.
Gus agents, IN an 81 tho Southern and Western
States, and Texas
August IS, is43. 7-ly
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JOHN M 14NES1'Y,
FIFE LIVERPOOL MERCHANT .

Also series Of papera on the LlTEBATuR AND
PoLITIcsIoF FKANcE, BY the Count Alfred de Vigny,
author 81 Chaterion Cinq Mars, etc, translatons
of which will be made under the immediate super
intendence Of the author: also, a Romance BY
Henry Cockton, Esq, author Of Valentine Vox.
Stanley Thorn, etc. ,.enfilled
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ne AMIN CO n OtfIDIl
ENlVEDs
Tie Largest FoIi0 1el5spaDI
90 I9FlZ We l8
FOR ONLY s. 90 PER YEAR

FOR ONLY Sc 90 PER YEAR
The great revolution that Is now .poino al n
the ing 6 booi q, 81 ne hfo.. 81 k.,s trs-
otdiHaFis cheap isaaesof az new and valuable
great measure, with the necessity or policy ofoub-
fishing newspaper in the Qpario q Octapo form..
The SUISSE Der has therefofs concIufed ID die
continue the quafto edition Of the BDSSoN NO
TON md hereafter that paper win Sc issued ia
the
Mammoth 1t0Hio Form.
A variety Of new ieatafes viii Be introduced
into the h9 I0h s which we. feel c6niidenf viii
make it IA aEtF cfive 70 everv class az rastars
A FARMERS DIP a RI EN- q tifIl be added.
under which head we shall sndeavor 10 Give \
valuable and seasouabc collection of the 6ssi ar-
peTs 81 tbs eanNlry apd q Engs6rid .sfs leading
AgrlcuItuIs papers Tt England BENG received n
the Office Of lle Notion 81 every steamship.
SERMONS b a I0AFEIl IL ndef t6is head
calaisceurse npqn the current topics 81 The 6sy.
fashionable humbngs and chaFlatans. and nonillsr
sfallacies0i every description.
8 THELFTERAEY LIsP AR,T1T IN = sssiI ffiliv
maintain its present high spntad6h The 6sst
and earliest selections 81 T4LEs. Roa Ecra AMI
LI6H9 MISCELLANEOUS READING wiz h 6iSen fY5l5Sr
the English and American fapaziaes tiSsL
$ Black woOdas,s 1Iaitss's S Era9ersss stDnhIin
UniversitY. g 8eHiisy's, ssAinsRoIt s, .sThe
New Monthly'' end 6 The Mstropoliian g tssotiH-
ern Literary AlessengeF,n s Kniekersocle err
Democratic Review, sIaay's Book a Grail
Magazine, e esaEgeniis Naeazine.p &C.
"a 2ilICES CIl3R EN- and IN b n A KETS
vii Re two new features that will als5 Sc MIRO.
duced into the NOTION. Pariicniaf care viii
Pc taken a. pre- lhe earliest adffss d refers
ence % the prices ii all kinds 81 Grain. Provis-
TONS produce. ee.s the state 81 Stocks. Bankr.
AoIeYs etcs which viii render Onf PRICES
CURRENT 8 great value 70 tie Farmer Meoba-
re end Al Ras5ne classes
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NtNs.A s. tftn ION
eaIier We shall issue ~ e. Sli5n' - he
MOTION eYsEy Saturday night 81 o o,cIeeF.
Whlea d contain 81 the news 81 Sd1rr.s - ne
tees B CDnea1fs. Lectures a. rtssI. -. +. 3 -.
oatatasi sIPnsns anq y iees lnle lich
We Sun sesAet AH g tAe noun g ~ eIoek, calnr-
day.
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Cert f1Caf0s.


IlatAAArlA- tAf1 AltANA1t a PHI
DR.. CHAMP:oN. Sir Within the last -
months have been using your Anti-Bili0us and
Ague Pills, Ia my practice 70 considerable ex-
tent, aud have found them to be productive Of SUI
peror effects in the cure Of Fever aud many other
cases II is difficult q get them here, their char
acter standing 50 high in al the south part Of this
State that they are al bought UP, and consequent
ly il is very hard 10 get sufficient quantity Of
Them. You viii confer great favor on the inhnb-
itdnts Of this county BY forwarding good supply
Of your medicine to this place.
CERTIFICATE FROM On. VIM McLElsEN.
Taladega Co, Ala, May 2lst, 1872
This Is TO certify that during the past season
have made use Of DR.. Champion's Ague Medicine
in my practice. and out of twenty two boxes (ali
had) never failed Of efecting permanent, Ee.
moyal Of the disease, and in no single case did a
patient take more than halt box, can, with
strict veracity, and do with great pleasure say
that believe it % be The best, safest, and most
cffectual remedy for Agde, Chills and Fever &c,
that has ever been discovered.
WIN. Mel ELEM,
CERTIFICATE FROM las. TURNER.
This Il 10 certify that have used Dr.. Champion'l
Vegetable Ague Medicine in my family for the las
twelve months with The most happy effect. have
used them in chills and foyer and have witnessed
The good effects Of the medicine ii great numbe
Of cases, aud have never known Il to fail % per
form cure, and do think Or. Champions p ills
BY far the best medicine I have ever Known usat
in levers. H JAMES TURNER.
Charleston, s. c., Fcb'y, 5ih, ls43.
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ALSO,
DR. CHAMPIONS

Vegetable Autl.lliousy Anti-(y speptlc3 kufl ape
and Caihartic Pills, possessing from important
combined properties Tor the cure Of dis-
eases, carefully and correctly CONF
bined one article 10 assist the ef-
fects of another for tlle beue-
ft Of the health Of man
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TRIMS free BclI1l9 per ann0r1 "a ADVANCE
FouF 4en DolIals, ap. il proportion for
q larger number
Or AS it Is not our habit to keep supply Of
back numbers, and they cannot Be printed, sub
scrl1ee aIe ed send "a hsir lers and
femillanees Without delay.
address postpaid q re
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He SISTERS.

which will be reprinted for the Illustrated London
News, with all Of the beautiful embellishments.
The latest and choicest gems from the rich
mines Of British Periodical and g s
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assfaa JOHN !. AVINS,
sssaf. S. RICHARD ELtyARD,
s Publishers
Natchez, Aug. 1st. ls43.
, 1844-10-19

Tux PRosPLc.slN NV JEPsEY.-
We see that uui lriends al assistance
persist III $, itIng down the Stare oi
NeA jersey as doubtful. THIS IS
a. n. Ne SUI p">e, rom Tie fact thai
tie Willy C"Hdldaie Tor The nee
L esILe.c, Is Il sun utNew Jcr>ey,
:nu was I,ui Gu lie tchet With Tie
lr"mi>r and txp, Ct"ii"h that lie
" ud GARY the Stale Tor Henry
Clay.
lII,tin.e that this impr, ssion should
lie CORRECTED, and that We should ieil
Tie Democracy throughput the Un
ION, that We shall cast our seven eI,c-
lu,al vu,e> 'er james X. Polk and
Ge"rse NJ. D.tias. We say :i,is af,
lie, lie hos u,iIhtratr eXnniIh"lIun
uI the wuu.e ,I"und, ;+hd lie fullest
~iuiurnhlIun from tie different sec
tlni,s ol the Stale. Tx. can, as Is
exceedingly animated. Our Stale l.,
literally alive with C,n.,ntl"ns and
Meetings. lie NhigS yield The
g,ouLd with the most stubborn rsluc-
lance, and are making, Immense ex-
erlhDns and spending vast amounts Of
money, NJ. Clay is Il d ad drag,
and We have teen steadily gaining
On iiem ever since the Baltiu ore
Convention.
We think our friends may depend
uion u, and that We. shall certainly
carry tie State both in Oclober and
November. We do not expect n
very heavy majority, bu, We think.
We ca4nat be mistaken in the result.
New Jersey caHnot give her vote for
Henry Clay, n"tw lthstanding the fact
that he HIS fallen into the embrace Of
Mr.. Frelmghuysen.-N J. Post.
, 1844-10-19
inc this man for several weeks past,

ing this mar for several weeks past,
and had traced him from point to
point until the proper hour of seizure.
, On Sunday night, alter dark, he re-
paired TO the room of JERRY S. Cow
DEN. a h"arder at the Arcade Baths,
and arrested him, and also q young
man by the name of STrNTz Cow
den's roommate. Upon searching
Cowden, there was found on his per-
son two one hundred dollar counter
felt bilIs-one upon the Bank OF
Louisiana, and one upon the Planters
Bank of louisiana, and n upon the
Planters Bank Of Tennessee. In
his table was found about S10.On0 in
$40 bills upon the Northern Bank OF
Kenrnrky. These bills are the best
imitation of the original plate We
have ever seen; in fact, the engrav-
ing is almost a perfect copy Of the
genuine plate. Cowdeh vas in the
net of filling up the Presidents sigma
,nre, and had nearly fnist ed. when
lie was SURF r'sed by Capt. Mellon
"uuh. II Was believed that StIntz
was assisting him.
Yesterday, Capt. McDonough ar
rested a Young man named NEON. n
clerk in the employ Of NJ. Stevens.
on water street. They are all yet
IN the ralab"ose, and will probably
undergo an examination to-day. The
police. we helieIve. have got a clue
to the whole matter. and will proba-
hIv be able to bling up for trial all
the persons concerned in carrying
on this business. and we regret 10 say
they are nut so few as, for the repu-
of our ciry. we could wish.
[St. Louis Republican.
, 1844-10-19
OHIO ELECTION.

IN the sixty-four counties heard from
Tod, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, is 1888 ahead of Bartly, (whie.)
The returns received are chiefly through
whig sources, and ii any errors exist,
the corrections will probably be favora-
bic TO the Democrats. Of the fifteen
counties to be heard from, six are Wing
and nine Democratic. If these counties
vote in the same proportion as those
heard from, Tod's election is certain.
A correspondent Of the Louisville Dem
ocrat says: The State Senate will stand
10 democrats to II wings. 1t is hardly
possible for either party 10 have over 2
majority in the House, and it is more
than probable that parties IN that branch
of the Legislature will he a tie.
, 1844-10-19

statement shows the Treasury to be-
in a better condition than it has been
for years past, notwithstanding tho
LocOioco outcrv, that the tariff Of
1912 was so high that it would pre-.
vent the Importation Of goods, amp
consequently a sufficient revenue
could not be raised. These $4,000,
600 are distributed into a large num-
Der of State Banks, those monsters Of
fraud, corruption and peculat'on
which the Locofoco presses and ora.
tors have ST. often represented them
to be, and il wenld be an interesting
piece Of intelligence 10 know how
much "f it goes into the business of
the country, and how much Of it is
used for the private advantages and
profits Of favorite poiilicians.-[Mis-
souIi Re-, ublican.
, 1844-10-19

United STATES Tredsury.-By the
weekly statement from the Treasury,
under date Of September 23d. it ap.
pears that the amount of money in
the Treasury subject to draft on that
day was $l7.769Ae9; and the amount
OF drafts heretofore drawn and not
yet paid, bat subject TO payment. 81,
I09. making the whole actual de-
posite $I3,875,29l; which is deposit
ed in sundry banks. The reports
states that there is in the Bank of Mis-
souri,, st. Louis, $86,46l 80. This
, 1844-10-19

We learn by the Jefferson City In.
quirer, tina, some OF the convicts con-
fined in the penitenliary attempted
TO make their escape, on the 9th inst.,.
by breaking through the walls. A
.convic, by The name Of Morgan sue
ceeded in making nm opening.
through which no put his head, but
upon being discovered by the guard
stationed on the outside Of the prison,
he Immediately went to the oversees
and divulged the whole plan. The
others engaged in the affair were to
have made a break for the breach
when the bell rang for supper. This
opportunity to make an opening IN
the wall from the inside, was from a
large pile Of slaves lying close to the
wall, and Morgan complaining OF
sickness and unable-to work, aPPfe-
priated his leisure time to punching
, 1844-10-19

Wing Consisteney.-The wing papers
throughout the Union. call loudly upon
their forces TO rally for Clay ard Free
linghuysen in November. The coon
party must be composed of very elastic
materials, if they car give their support
to q man who has come out so boldly for
annexation, after they have denounced
the measure and it's advocates, in such
bitter terms.
, 1844-10-19
IFor The Radical.l

NJ. Editor: | understand tina
James O.. Brcajhead, of your town
has Withdrawn from the field as q can
didate for the office OF Circuit Attor'
ney for the 3rd. judicial Circuit
This result is to be regretted for many
reasons which will suggest themselves
10 the mind oi any man acquainted
with the many honorable aud vlrtu'
Gus traits in the character OF MIR.
Broadhead. As one of lis friends,
clnnot and will not stand By and see
the Infamous game play ed upon hun
which has been recently cunsumaled,
at least w.lhoIt RAISING my voice IL
salnst Il, and those who have leen
prominent actors IN the drama. |
" ISh Ia accuse NJ innocent niau, and
God f"r' id that | should ,ha,ge any
indi' idual NrougfulIy In tits matter.
TIE ev which first aroused a
Suspicion u NY mInd is circumstan-
tial, yet nevertheless 10 the point
VIII gentlemen who figured as refer
ees in tins matter, deny that while
pretending 4 perfect indifference to
lie issue between MessrS. B%roadhead
aud Scott, save us 10 the strongest
mai. that 81, cI.t and cuntld"ntIal lei
;erS were written To the point from
WITCH tie third referee (~h0 was 10
decide tie lSSu,) had been selected,
pul,InIny the minds If those written
To, Us IL thu popularity oil Mr.. Broad
head IN other paris oi the Circuit
telling tn m 10 talk 10 their friends
an,d particularly 10 The very n,a Who
nd been selected as the lhIId refer
ee. That third lelrrce be II sand TO
The honor vi q With a maynanImI
t, worthy vi such Il MAJ us HUT.
anen lie discovered lie base game
niich they had attempted 10 play,
Withdrew Ia DIS, ust iIom paItcIIa-
lng iallh. as ii releIee.
AS lIienu Of james q. B~roadlead,
| daIe lheIl IL deny II, aud the prod
shall be lurlh COMM wien aud whcIe
lhey please. | have never studied
that Code al h"ralS Which teaches
ne to Itg ri such conduct is e'til.r
aI r Us. liza {, nd let che. ] stal
pit tne seal u e. bueuruatou upon
nch pr.cee"Ings when November
rolls around. | shaIl be uI,appo,nt,d
III NV Iuea vi tIu' irIehUsiup Il every
Inlu al Druudhpad $ does not ,Isit
Il HIt.rIInp r.Luke upon those WHIT
Lave thus mauue,,Ied, AID rally 10
tie polls ivr Bucku,r. It's tue he
Is uns. an "i.as 10 te"rd u Oh hIs
iace- utHtlLe Is Il veteran AID "a
just. wien c,mpa'ed with scott.
broad cad / know Is too high Minded
AID honor.tIe 10 complain, although
unjust,y aralt BY, Du, his friends VII!
mol lack SrnIt 10 resent at tie polls
the injustice done hun III Il ucu
BEDFORD.