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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-08
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- 49, EA-4o ~ AA%N
Delicious task to sit and watch
The breethiAg Of sleeping wife,
And mark the features Of that state
Dividing Death from Life.
How sweet her slumber! on her lids
The angei-Peace-hath set lie seal,
And to her couch the guard torbids
An envious care to steal.
How beautiful She would compel
The tribute Of stoicis kias:-
Angelie purity might dwell
In such shrine as this.
And here it dwells-unstained and bright,
Tho half concealed by modest fear:
Yes, were this soul disrobed this night,
I'D see an angel here.
How sweet her slumber None but those
Whom Heav'n hath numbered for its bliss,
Have promise Of such calm repose-
Such perfect rest as this,
Unconscious OF the woes and cares
That weigh US down in waking hours,
Her gentle spirit only wears
A burden now Of flowers!
She dreams! Her radiant features speak
Ofthemes that wakon deep delight,
And smiles adorn her lip and cheek
Smiles beautiful and bright
Oh could lift the jealous veil
That doth those joyous thonghts concea,
The sPotless page a sinless tale
Would presently reveal.
And bark! Her parting lips disclose
Some cherished secret long repressed;
M, ARK how her cheek with bushes CLOVIS
A.'w Heaves her swelling breast!
She br. athes name amid her dream
The 90 vi of love is in the tone
Her cheeks with deeper bushes TEEN
That name--ft Is my OsCn!
Joy! Joy! my bliss is perfect now
The boon I cravet. is mine-is mine:
Upon my Bonded knee ] bow,
And thank thee, God GiV;ue!
By night or day--awake-asleep,
The signals Of her love see:
know that love is pure and deep,
And centered ell in me.
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Hides Wanted

Hides Wanted.
WILL pay the highest price for good
u Merchaniable Hides at my store OF
Main Street fronting the Lower Landing.
CHAs. DRENlAlING.
Yazoo city, Sept =, 1913 lo-if
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''COming events cast their shadows before u.s."
A Great Battle off the Havana.

| ssCOminp events cast their shadows before US"
A Great Battle of the Havana.
Far above the parapets Of the Moro Cas-
lie, like pyramid of clouds, lowered the
white swelling sails of mai-of-War of the
largest class From her peak streamed forth
lin ample folds. a we'll known flag, upon
whose azure folds sparkled the stars of
reconsideration, increasing every day in lustre.
The dark hull of this gigantic warrior passed
out of the bay, and majestically bowed 10
the swell which heave in from the broad
ocean against her bright cleaving bow,
which scattered aside the opposing fluid in
to lets of milk-whits foam and spray.
Every thing about this magnificent craft
was trimmed with nautical precision. Her
n bright sides bristlsd with triple array Of
+ heavy artillery. AS if by magic, the lower
y and lighter sails aloft, were furled TO the
re Yards; and like a gladiator stripped for the
T fpht. this grim warrior was prepared 10 bat
~ tie with her cOuntry's foes Ger ocean
u. storms.
Oh Upon the quarterback Of that ship stoo
es the veteran commander, calm and collected
mt For moment he cast hasty glance alof
then gave brief but stern order TO an of
Ger near him and again was calm and al
sorbed in meditation.
"What's the report, sir9" he said sharp
TO che officer, who had returned. sis o.
squadron in sight9"
mo Eyes, sir, hull down, but coming on vi
nv spanking breezs.n
re. Almost within hail, feet Of men-Of-w
be we're slowly approaching under easy sail.
.oe. The leading vessel, seventy-four, CARR
IA the Admiral's flag, whilst the Cross Of
lew George waved over the taffrail. The An
- rican lay broadside on to the British cruis
her mainsail hove 10 the mast The sal
manoenvre was performed By the Brit
- man-of-war, and those two ocean cavalie
AZ the distance Of some hundred fatho
,ood apart, as ifin knightly courtesy, graceful
an saluted as they rose and fell upon the way
no. "A beat dropped from the quarter Of ei
y vessel at the same moment. For an inst
.tf the glitteTing oars were held aloft; At
words alet fall. agivs way they b
sprung from their respective ships, wit
her speed that brought them quickly togethl
b. ssNEhat ship Is that, siti'' said the b.
Il. officer, slightly touching his hat, q
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a CARD.


n OUD'S celebrated Grand Action Piano
A Fortes, for sale at the Benton Academy
and at YazoO City. These Pionos will re-
ceivs a full DGrranty, if desired, and be
kept in order for two years without charge
Messrs. Loud and Co. Of Philadelphia
have Just takensth Gold Medal at the New
York Fair,awarded for the best Piano Forte
A. GOODRICH, Agent.
Benton. Jan. 5. 1914. 26.6t.
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twill you have it rare or we'll DONE, said
a landlord to an Irishman, not long ago as he
was Cutting piece Of roast beef. 81 love
it we'll done ever since am in this country
for it was RARE enongh-we used TO At
il in Ireland said be.
Conversation is the daughter OF reasoning
the mother Of knowledge, the breath ofthe
soul, the commerce Of hearts, The bond o
friendship, the nourishment Of content, and
1.-The occupation Of men Of vii.
The following admirable imprompsg, sail
10 have been written by noble hearte,
Wing Of North Carolina, on witnessing Ii,
spirile5 movements al over lie country i
! flavor Of Henry Clay, Is 70 good to Be lost.-
Ckrop and Sen,
In ancient Fable il IS said.
That gazing On Msdusais head
Would change the gazer blood and bones
. Into 4 mass Of solid stones
Looking At Tylel's head they say,
e Tnrns the behcldeEa ell to Gag.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-12
BEECU-GRONE SEMINARY.

The closing examination of the students, 10
attendance during the 9th Session of the
Beech-Grove Seminary, commenced on 81
day, Goth Of Sd Mo-, when,
AT O'Clock, Richard Haworth. Sylvester
Johnson, Rees Branson, J Ohm Canaday. Dan.
Whisinger. James Brown, Martha Hollings-
worth. Deborah Butter, Deborah Wright. Lu-
cy Hauton and Ruth HolI,ngswor,h, were
questioned from Comstcck's Philosophy for
| holr.
At 10, William Butler. Richard Haworth,
Sylvester Johnson, Rees Branson. John Da-
Wis. John Canaday Mahundrv HolIings
Daniel Whltinger. Sample Moore $. Byram.
Lucy Hauton. Deborah Butler and Martha
HoIiIngswor.h, were questioned on Ariih-
me,ic for hour
At II, Huldah Byram, Daniel Whitinser
and Mahundsy Hoi!lngs worth. were called
and questioned from Comstock's Chemistry
for hour.
a, half past /. Delitha Butler was ques-
toned from Mltche's small Geography.
At .. Huidah Byram, Ruth Hoiingsw orth,
Lucy Haugh,on, Deborah Wright. Deborah
Butter, Martha HolIingswor,h. John Hanna,
James Brown, Richard Haugh,on Sample
Moore. Daniel Whitnger. MaiIundrv Hol.
lingsworth. John Canadav, John Davis. r.
branson, Sylvester Johnson, Richard Ha-
worth and William Butler, were questioned
from Smiths English Grammar.
A, ;, John DAVIS and S,las Byram, were
questioned from MitchelI's Geography.
A, half pas, 8, Sylvester Johnson, was
questioned from Gummere's Surveying.
AZ 4. HuIdah Byram and Richard Haugh-
ton. demonstrated. on the board, six PROPOSE
! tons from Dawes l.egendre's Geometry.
An day morning. 18th of 81 No.
AT 9 O'Clock, the same class on Philosophy
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Mr.. Dan. AIcOtt and A. r. scott.

These have addressed letters the loco asso-
ciaton and which published in the Jefersoniah puf
porting give the comparative prices of goods, pork &c
in the years 1910, and the time These letters are
written and published for political effect and without IN
sny way mpugnnE honesty yeracty of those indi-
xiduas we permitted dssen, from their asef
lions.
Mr. AIco,t says musns and prints have advapc-
I'D from 20 per does not inform those IN
a,rng minds which compose the loco associaon lha' he
material from which they are made the produce o. me ia
me-, b.. risen in the same popor and that the in
crease Of price upon articles have arisen from that
fact alone c tina, the article of cloth, which in
w cos, 80 30 TO 25 per mora. One
Of our who returned from tho east with
largo Of cloths, authorizes that ne Will sell
the Of cloth oer than has been sold in this place
for fifteen years lie purchased his cloth tot0 IN
proportion. Mr. Aco gives the price of PORK IN Io4o al
from 80 so to 81 So fall from 81 10 S25o-
II il 1910 of pork traders paid about
$780, but did they make money at those pr'cese D'd
they money, and nine tenths OF those who
engaged in the business thai year break up! we as
ser, confidently they did Why did they fail! Snp-
" because tariff going d,wnthe people had be-
come producer. instead Of consumersrnanuiactufng e
Establishments idlsthe mechanics were out OF employ
men,-monsy Wha, was tho prize Of pork IN
,h. fall of '42 revival of the tariff Ii was
S. ,25 to 81 so. Mr.. Acos should have made his
comparisons time and last fall Last fall tina
benefits Of the tariff had in measure developed them
selves. and the price of pork to $500 But we
hav this further The peo-
pe know Truth about this matter, As TO Mr. Aieot''s
opinion. conduct Of manufacturers in the village
where lives have nothing say, further than Man ii
maybe true and II may not.
Mr. a f. Scott is sud TO be merchant Of this place
lie il the Fast purchasing goods He endorses the
brother prices
muslins and cloths and conclusion .Ihe
ADJ on will far from
We will not impugn the iIotves Of Mr.. Scott making
this assertion but will await his return, if
persists in the opinion expressed, shall prove
other merchants hav paid per cent advance
average for their We
prints have advanced a shade: but fine goods
de ianss aipaccas and goods racter
not vanced, if they have fallen
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sect out of the way you're all uniucky;
Clear the TRACK tor Old kentucky.''
CONNECTICUT ELECTi0N-TIIE TRij MPlI.

CUNNECI1JUi ELEtliUN-lHL lRli hPH.
The New York Tribune thus sums up the elo-
rious victory in Connecticut:
Last year Cleveland, the Locofoco Governor.
had 1929 votes over Baldwin. and lacked but %
OF a majority over every thing. Now Baldwin
has a plurality of about 1900 over Cleveland. Ger
tainly not less than l2OO-so that the Wing gam
is not less than }OOO.--It NAV be that Baldwin
lacks n fow votes of election by tho People
owing to the Abolition ticket; but he is the next
Governor of Connecticut, bovond contingency.
Last year, tho Wings had > Senator'S; the Lo
l6. Now tho Wings have certainly IL, we
boovo ID of the u! We have not claimed the
Senator in the 10Th (Savbrooll) District, but
have adviccs that tho Wing candidate went to
East IIaddam 81 ahead. and that town is tied
on Governor. he can hardly fail to be chosen
We then expect one of tho two IN Wlndham coun
ty.
Last year. there was n majority of about 80
against in the House; - to p Whg-
the returns not complete, but cannot fail
OF majority.
The vote is heavy beyond all precedent. Our
returns do not show It's extent, some towns
not included, and IN many we have only the
Iority.-Tho entire poll will hardly fall short of
6O.OOO-3O0O moro than that of Harrison and
Van Buren, III 1910. 1t was life and death
struggle, in which each party put forth its every
effort and drew out its last
Among tho fruits of this victory arc
othcr for six years ensuing. Hon. John NJ. Niles
has now been kept out of his scat by insanity for
months, leaving the State but half repro
scented. 1t will not. of course be allowed to ro-
main
, Tho State Officers including Judges. She
riffs. &c. &c. The Wings have been deprived
of oven a show of participation III the Govern
ment for the last two years; they will speak for
themselves now.
B. The Moral object upon the Public Sant-
mont of the Union cannot be ovcr-cstinated.-
The struggle has been for great National objects.
with tho whole People as intensely Interested wit
nesses. The triumph will send electric thrill
through tho whole Wing army throughout the | nj
on. and must proPortionaby deprcss oppo-
ncnts.
Threc moro Locofoco Congressman are left
without Constituencies. Now. gentlemen Locos.
go on and put your Tariff-destrovcr bill through
the House, and then through the Scnate--if YOU
'can
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ELkElORN FACTORY.

ME undersigned, having the Factory,
i fotmsTls axned nv Danel asot ed !,
and FULL and DRESS CLOTH in the hes, nnn n.r and
upon short notice They will also, a short time be
prepared to manufacture all kinds goods order They
will purchase any quantity of WOOL. the hghes, m
ket price, payable in Goods Factory or for Drv
Goods and Groceries &c They would prefer Wool tina,
has been washed.
Their prices low. and they hope their long
perience and their attention me, and re-
ceye a share of patronage.
NIXON & WILCOX.
April 18th, 1874. 16,f
Eaton Register copy mo and charge this Office
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THE CERTIFlCATI..--Mr Pattison has call
cd upon political abolition friend to prove the
good character of Mr.. Lcavitt. the individual who
has been SO busy III the PRONUNCIATION of the white
slavery SANDER. The certiiers opinion Is worth
j ust as much that of the editor. We deal in
facts not opinions. Mr.. Lcviatt was openly ac-
cused of ''embe--lins the office OF the Emancipa-
tor IN large meeting of the Anti-Slaverv soc-
ety-he was called upon to defend his conduct
but he walked out of the meeting. He was asked
to remain. but no still continued his retreat 4
,'rne was then fixed for the purpose of allowing
tho time. but he did not appear. Tho editor of
the National Anti Slavery STANDARD has reitera
ted the charge and dares Mr.. Lcviatt to institute
a suit in court. He quietly rests under the
charge-condemnod he must be BY a aro-o mn
Jority of the abolition party.
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Sheriff s Sale.

IOI virtue Of execution me directed from, the
- Wayne Circuit Court, will expose pnblic
the court house door, in Ceatreve, Wayne County ndi
tho 18th day of May. 1874, between the
10 o'clock, A and Z. NJ said dav the follow ne
described real estate, situate Wayne County, diana
and described follows wit: The quarter OF
OF section number four township number Fifteen range
number one west containing hundred and
acres and aud eight undredths of a n acre.
Also forty of land the nor,h-west a,arte
OF said section number four, commencing the
corner OF the above described tract OF land roaming
io:y poles, stake, Henry New,ons northeast cor
thence south Henry Newtons cas-, corner
thence forty poles, a stake,
described
nng containing forty be the Ia
kon the property Peter H. Wright to satisfy an
c in favor Of William Nixon
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff VIC.
April 9th, 1874
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Better than IsnpOr-
ted

ME undersigned living miles of
Il Richmond, IS manufacturing a caslstee-ed2e HOE,
which, for strength AMI durability of body,
passed. The edge Is of such principal will
hoe and Dig and rocks all summer. still
hold sharp edge. Those who nave tried Hoes thnk
that they would hesitate SAYING tina, the
were. by half, the best Hoes exhibited new
world. They will be kept hand, sale. At INV shop,
and also Faro Il IIaines Grocery Store in Rich
mond. JEREMIAH kOONS
April 18th, 1874, l6f
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Hon. Tom. BENToN.-This distinguished gem
tlernan was at Cincinnati on the 4th inst. on his
way to Missouri. The late shock received on
board the Princeton IS given reason for his
withdrawal from the Senate at the present time
and says he going home to ruralize little. The
great Humbuger's popularity has boon on the
wano for some time. and We opne he has gone
there to set the matter right again if possible.
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AUGUST EsEcEILI.

a \ \ T. co. WIG TICk EFT
Senators.
ABNER VI. BRADBURY.
DAVID P. HOLLOW Al.
Representatives.
JOSEPH LEWIS.
WALTER LEGG.
ELI WRIGHT.
THOMAS G.. NOBLE.
sheriff.
DAVID GENTRY.
Treasurer.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Associate Judges
JESSE WILLIAMS.
JOHN BEARD.
Recorder.
JAMES WOODS.
County Comm i>sioner.
LARKIN THORNBURG H.
school Commissioner.
THOMAS ADAMS.
Coroner.
SAMUEL c. MEREDITH.
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New ARA IN cnts.
A F I'm for Sale.

ME undersigned
eight mice northwest OF Richmond n healthy
pleasant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mile from u Friends
meeting house. ami the distance from methodt
church. The FARM contains about 100 acresis good
quali,y and 20 acres IS in staie of cultivation There
premises comfortable house, with
boding--a good and substantial hara-a good
nrchad--a failing spring Of escelien, Toe
will sold reasonable terms price and
payments. possession viii be given any may
This farm desirable and any person
wishing TO purchase better suited in
Of country. iniu re o! JAMES JONES.
Near the Market House. in Richmond. Ind.
April 9TH, lS44. l5tf
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.4ccidcnt the Madison, Ind. RaiI Road-We re-
greet serious accident road
the 29th u Al the passenger were descending
the inclined plane, which slippery, wood heavily
loa ded, detached before the former
had down, go, under way and with great
velocity against the passenger and dashed it pieces
killing four instantly and woundng five persons dan
gerousy II have been of careessness, as the
should until the
ing the passengers bottom of the plane
Tho fazoo (Missssippij Wing is in long and ex-
cslent article against annexation Texas the L.
niied States.
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4 Hint TO WIVES When woman seeks guide her
husband, like who breaks horse his
purpose. using bit and spur checking. and
goadng his areertut. like mariner who the
ship. and directs il by single touch, while see
the power that rules its motion.
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Nj \ n $ O III o u S T..
CAMBRIDGE CITY.
Sa NJ, AslI$EER,

L ANING for months orcupiei this we'll known
and popular Hotel, would his
10 the travelling public who have literally paonized
his house. and inform his friends pubic
thai ne expects continue for term Of
years and thai pains VIII be spared his
tam those who may call upon him. in style which viii
make them comfortable well table, pleas
aht ana commodous and polite attention make
them lis stable Il attended by careful and sklfui ost
Ier and his graineriee well supplied with provnder lie
respectfully socits continuance public
Cambridge City, Ia, July -, 1913 30tf
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SMALL MAJoRIrY.--At the recent city and
township election of Cincinnati tho Wing majority
IS ONLY about THREE THOUSAND SIX urNpREp
VOTES! Let the old coon bark,
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For ,he Palladium
ORNlTIIOLOGY AND LOCOFOCOISM AT
w AR.

MEssRs. EDITORs:
You that the ancients attached
great Importance to omens, and were almost in
varaby governed by the propltiousncss or un-
propltlousncss of certain extraordinary events.-
And Judging the editor of the Jeffersonan to be
adept IN the marvellous and supcrsticous. from
the train of occurrences which he has recorded
az having transpircd prior and subsequent to the
inauguration of tho beloved Harrison. | thought
1t might not be unacceptable to furnish an Incl
dent of more recent happening.
{ Being weary with the dull monotonv Of town
| retired short distance into the country to while
away" a leisure hour with friend q farmcr and
very respectable man. but who, by the bye. IS a
most violently hot headed Loco foco. In a short
time was comfortably seated in tho porch in the.
midst of ''minc host and hostess. a very kind Ia
dv. and altogether engaged in n pleasing
rural conversation. Nothing could equal the zeal
OF mime host political opinions. notwithstanding
the many practical truths which | presented to
him. and to which he candidlv assented: and the
good dame looked sagaciouslv determined to be
OF the same opinion. At this crisis OF the CON
versatlon, directed my attention to the interior
Of the dwelling. and there boheld the awfullv
portantlous word. JEFFERsoNIAN, III large Roman
letters. printed on a sheet of paper which Law OK
tended, ITS broad dimensions on the centric of the
o0r Un IT'S face was presented the cut of
enough. and in one of its columns. the drofll list
of OMENs.
| soon determined that this the wrong time
for favorable Impressions to be made upon Jockeys,
for its always dog days with them at least nine
hours and thirty five minutes atter they read this
shoot, and SO the subject of politics was waived.
1t was not n great while until Young rooster
made its appearance III the porch. and commenced
picking around very good humorcdly and faml-
iarlv. until il entered the room and behold the
CULVER of hcs Jotfcrsonian. bound hand and
foot and wearing upon It's contemplate counte
nance caricaturc Of tho feathcrod tribe.
Instantly tho little featherod warrior rcpclIcd
tho indignitv. revengod tho wrong: his feathers
reversed. he flew ut the sheet and scratched and
peckcd it until Il hundred fragments told tho tale
of the dispoiicd calumniator and added another
to the long list of significant OMENs, IN modern
times.
MORA IL.
The wise, the good. and virtuous. being illJmi-
mated by the r0y of truth. arc always prepared