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The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21


T1MBER.-At the discussions Oflhe FARE
mer's Club 81 New York. interesting az
we'll as important facts are frequently ena
yolved. AT late meeting, q member
stated that timber should be cut down il
May or June when lbe sap Is active. he
inslanced several facts Gom paper Of The
Hon. Timothy Pickering, laid before the
Massachusetts Agricultural Society Of
1871, which states that oaks feiled 20 May,
lasted % years; those cut il February,
last bnt 70 years, though exposed under
the same circumstances. a farmer in
massachusetts cut birch for well sWeaP
ii May, aud peeled he bark oG i lasted
IL years; wFereas birch eutin the winter,
win the bark left on does not lasl more
than one year. Many oiher similar cases
we're on0meraled f,om the P6pef. He
said thai timber cut 10 June, should Be-
ed Immediately HneF i Is cut, as itthen
works easier.
Timber will decay under three condi.
tions. frsl 81 being moist under free
lcircuIaiion a air: second. When subjected
othe sciion Of gassss, end shut ont from
air: third, ia water. uhen in contact viii
lveqetable purifying malleE Timber kepi
ldrV n free circulation q fair, would ney-
eF decay.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21
GO, FAITHLEss ONE.

ny ". O. sIMMss
Go faithless one, 20 wander,
False heart with gilGed prowi
sTwers base IN me to squander
One thought upon thee new;
In other regions rowing,
Thy fortune still may end
True hearts, but none 90 lOvingi
Fond eyes, but none 90 blind,
The foolish heart ls breaking,
That noW commando thee, goi-
Yet nota nerve IL shaking,
Its secret pang 10 show.
Though all its hopes have perish'dS
No curious eye shall zee,
That IL has ever CHERISHED
A moments love Coz thee.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

Tot1N GLASS qoGETHEH.- = tlella q tittls
isinqlnss ii spirits q vine, adding ihereio
,to6t q fiah part of waller, ond usipG .
emile heat when perfectly meiiea ene
mixed, d ui'I lorm o ifansPafsnl 9'Aei
which win unile g'asl % that ne ifaciaia
win bo hardly perceived.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21
THE YAzOO DEMOCRAT
Is PUBLIsHFD EVERY TUESDAY MORNING BE
@. W. JONES & e. BARKSDALE,

On Main Street, Yazoo City-Over the Store
afr, WALLACE & Coat Three dollars year,
IN ADvANoE-or four dollars, il notpaid within
month from the time Of subscribing.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21
From the southern li'eraty Ms''ans'F.

From tho couthern 9iterafy hAeasen8ef'
sTANzAs.
81 woutD Vet Avs AEWkT.n-JOb.
IwouId not live forever beFe.
For something Whisper 10 ny hToast
This earth is net my spirits sphere
And cannot be my place q rest.
The highest happiness attained
SlillleaVes q void Il cannot Oh;
And when my dearest wish y gained
IGigh for something dearef still.
Ny soul, Bird Of Paradise,
ls always on Der airy Wingsi
She cannot rest beneath the skies,
she cannot live on earthly things.
Richmond, Va.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

To rEuroRE nap YnAsT.-Mix With . =
liuls nur. sogar, sali, braudy, end beer.
and these 8 aili confer On il he qualites q
GOOD veaSi. Good yeast may aIao he uaoe
81 o5iiae lhs same mixture % TIE gFolnda
az ale.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

Like he vuliurs of Promsiheusihe pant
ing for he love soizes upon ihe heart end
wounds ii, only 10 order 10 incroasP it.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21
P00N@Ys

The following tender and affecting STAN
"a falls gently but sadly on the heart
They are the lamentations of bereaved
husband, to the memory Of the partner Of
the Joys and cares of this transitory and
fleeting world, who has been snatched
away in her bloom and youthful beauty
Ynzoo Banner.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-05-21

LEcTURE v.-Mr, CaadIe has Tent an Ac-
qnaintancc the Family Umbrella Mrs.
Caudle Lectures thereon.
The New York herald., 1845-10-10
Movements or Travellers.

The Iegisries Of the principal hotels Yesterday re
corded very considerable amount of trayeiersothe
majority ofwhom comprised in the following abriJg
nent: so
ANrnIcAs--J. D. Hutchinson, Ala; Frapc;, Rowar
Cambridge; Major Anderson, ~ j.; Richard stockton
'finceton; Z; Van Horn, Fla; 4. Horton. New Bed
ord; w. Buck Va; Thomas Bale, do; f. Slaughter do
w. a. Hayn, s. c.; II Spencer, Utica ~
AsToR-W. II. King, X e. Rifles; Messrs McGrs0or
Richardson and Wentworth Boston; f. M 0bert IT,,ca
John Davis, Worcester; s. Coleman Washinutos c;tv
J. w. King Cincinnati; II. Frozzelc n j.: II p peate
Georgin; JOS Gu ncy. Boston; f. A. Foster Cineinnat
J. Burnett Boston; + Brown, Cambridge; a. II Vernon
England; r. ~ Tone, s. g.; Col Byrd, Va H. Parsons
georgia; II LlDenvers, Porto Cabello.
C,rr-Mr' English, Philadelphia r. G. Crockeron
Alabama; j. D. Judson, Ogdenburgh; NJ Perrott Phila.
dephia; Morrilo l.. Keene Iavre; L. b Haskell boaon.
J. w. spIague, Georga; Gregory Gale Fla: Dr. smith
N. o.; W. Wyman, Louisvile Dr. Barnard NJ n I. w
Budon, Richmond; w Whitemore Va. Miles T,,rnn
Richmond; II. d. Campbell Baltimore ''r"'
FRArKLIr-Mr Loring, Beverly; w IL Edison popob
keepsie; .. B Maciean, James II. Cummings, Canada
!. camp, conn; L. Brewster Bristol; C. Wetmore 4
Bach, Batmorei Mr. Moody, Montreal Thomas Haisey
fiorlda "; Ihomss Buffalo; Collins, Ohio c + Nor.
ton Versalesi a. Morrello Cincnnat j. NJ Zacbene
N. o.; Edw. II. Lord, Oneida.
GLosE-J D. Richardson, Philadelphia; Henry Ue,be,,
England; James Sweet, Norwich: j. n Ruth,;in W. /,
Indies; Charles Sumner, Boston, r. j. Cary do r. csS
wallsder, do W. a. Na"
HowARD-O. T. Marklim, L. II cnmmins c.a.,.
James oermond Dutcbess Co.; Hugh Fraser. Kingston
ihos' Cnetue, loronto Messrs Crane Nc Donald 1er,
tnes, mowatt ana Strachan, Kingston Canada :. II
Y. Haugh, n e.; 4. r. Cowles Hudson r. Van Ro,rs,n,
lamaicaj M Lowry, Maine; w. GauI philadeinbia. w
Churchill Athens. ''o"' D"'aAo' :
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

COPPER MINES or MIssouRr-Ycserdav saw
four wagons, direct from the copper mines in Frank
in county, in this State, loaded with The az
greRate OF the loads was about six tons, and wat
brought here for shipment Baltimore, TO be smelt
ed. The ore was in an unwashed state. just Ms II
came from the mine, and from its quality and con-
tany Of the value Of the ore of which it forms
part.-H. Louis Rep, Oct. ].
The New York herald., 1845-10-10
Lectures or the the Hebrew Ommonxxenltb
by Professor Wines.

This gentleman delivered his second of the course
u lectures on thus subject at Clinton Hall, last eve-
ming, 10 very large and respectable audience
In contrasting the war laws and slavery of the
ancient Geniies with those of the Hebrews. he
TOOK occasion 10 speak OF the barbarity OF Spsostrs
VINO cut of the hands and feet of forty prisoners
achi'les and his soldiers heaped upon the BODY of
Hector, every one OF the latter having thrown
!dvelln at the fallen hero OF Hector, saying to the
beduIifni Andromache, that In the of Troy
iog taken. SHE, the idol OF his heart, would be made
captive, and drawer OF water and Of the poisoned
arrows OF the Greeks; and although we are in-
pressed with the moderation of the Rom 4ns in
war, yet OF that nation, even TO the day OF Cesar
putting to death the magistrates of the conquered
cities lie then referred In eloquent STYLE 10 the
constitution OF Noses which he said was assailed
by the enemies of revelation on account of the se-
ve'iy OF iIs war Avs, which contained two princ.
les, tne one thatf a hostile city surrendered with
nut resistance, ITS inhabitants spared on their
becoming tributaries, and il the city resisted the
mates were put to death, and its women
and children made capfives, but that afer-
twards essential notifications were made in
those laws by Moses. The Professor theu
raced the subject of slavery, which, he said. had
rs cr;bsdg ~ IN ne remotes st antiquity, and de-
he Egyptians and AsIacs, and the efforts OF Moses
20 abolish 1t, and his success in disarning il of most
;; ITS evils. He then showed the hand Of God in the
destruction Of Babylo and in the rescu. ~ Moses
rom The Nile and painted hls ch,r,c,er 40 law
gver, philosopher, ast 1rlan poet and udoe and bis
death at the advanced age oi 1870 wears: md com.
jared ne lat moments of the life OF Moses with
nos oi washington The former rrslgnlnp his robes
y 9Ince n ana me latter returning his swosd to lis
,onard, both after lite OF usefulness and without
STAN. Al The Conclusion, the eloouent Professor
sln that me Unit States government, as AN exsm-
m pr OF the ,iberdlity Of our people, compared with
nose oi Europe, towards the Israeltes, ought 10
rnu distinguished gentleman Of that persuasion Of
ms city, (Major Noah) as our charge de afaires to
Gonstannople, the Office being at present vacant by
tne death Of Commodore Porter our late represen-
ative in that quarter
The New York herald., 1845-10-10
MAP OF TIE EXAS,
MExtoo AND CALIFORNIA,
SH0WIyG THE GREAT SOUTH PASS.

The Weekly Herald will be published at the usual
,our tomorrow morning. II will be an interesting
number, with an excellent Map of Texas, Mexico,
&c pointing out the Great South Pass through the
Rocky Mountains, as discovered by Capt Fremont
In the present position Of our relations with Oregon
and Mexico, including California, this map will be
of great value to our readers.
The New York herald., 1845-10-10
Sporting Intelligence.

TRoTTING OVER THE UNION COURSE, L I-Yes.
terday there pretty good muster at this course
to witness match Tor $500, mile heats, in 25O Id
wagons, between S Hoaglands gr. g. Bell Hanger
and S. Cross ch. G. Empire.
The following is the result
s. Hoaglands Bell Hanger. ~
8. Cross Empire. ................. u
Tme-3:3 81, 81.
The two first heats were well contested In the
third heat Empire ran considerable distance his
driver having lost the control of him, by which he
came in first, but in consequence of his running,
the heat was given to Bell Hanger
The purse for $500 between Americus, Duchess.
Moscow, and Ripton. did not come of, but if the
weather Is at all favorable, II will come off TODAY
The interest taken in this affair is most exciting
Only the three first are likely to start The betting
last evening at Jones' Hotel, Park Row, the grand
rendezvous OF all sporting characters the field was
one against Moscow-two to one against Duchess
against any other named animal Considerable
business was done at these figures.
LADY SUFFOLK AGAINST TnrE.-The match Of
Lady Suffolk against time is to come off Tomorrow
over the Beacon Course. The general impression
is that the Lady has her work to do The odds last
evening were five to three against the Lady
Boar RAcE.-A race for scullboats is advertised
TO come off this afternoon at O'clock at the Long
Dock, Harsimus Seven boats have entered Il
will no doubt be a very interesting affair After
the race the same boats are to be rowed withou
any alteration with single pair OF sculs. by one
Of the men IN the previous contest.
The fall races over the Oakland course com.
nenced on the 9th instant, with sweepstakes. two
nile heats, which, 1t Is said, will bring togethe
some OF the 1nest three year olds in Kentucky
The sport during the week is expected TO be fine. -
All the arrangements made by the proprietor ay.
said to be very excellent
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

I AFFAIRS IN MExIoo.-The packet brig Peters.
burg Captain Shapley, arrived yesterday from Vera
Cruz, with advices to the 14th ult, no later than
those received by the Princeton. Captain s., how
ever, states that the excitement seems to be all
here there was none at Vera Cruz.
The Empresario, at New Orleans, from Havana.
brings intelligence from Yucatan to the 9Th ult.
The department was tranquil, and the assemblywas
buslly engaged in framing tariff The Governor
OF Tobasco had again prohibited the introduction of
the products of that department, into the province
under his command
The Sigio XIX of Merida, complains that Capt
DAVIS OF The American barque Abola while in sight
OF boat belonging to the brigantlne Emilio, which
had capslzed during squall with three men, refus-
"a to assist the drowning sailors and stond quietly
ny observing their struggles for lite. The sailors
were ultimately saved by Captain Wilson, of the Br
schooner George, at great personal risk. This is
tne story as we ind II, bnt we entertain strong
douots OF It's truth. American captains are noted
Tor their humanity and courage and are not the men
70 suffer even Mexican sailors to perish without as
slstance
widow lady named Merced Cardenas. aged 100.
was buried on the 18th instant, at Havana.-N o.
Bee, oct. !.
communication from the commandant of Isle
carmen, the Governor OF Tobasco, had again proh-
blted the introduction of the produce of Yucatan
Ihe commissioners from General lnclan, who were
sent TO treat with the authorities Of Tobasco, had
not been able to do any thing, as the stipulafions
could not be agreed to. Among the most prominent
requests on the part OF Tobasco are the following:
lhat heavy duty be put on the cacao of the coun-
uy; that all duties should be taken off from inland
commerce; that free cultivation Of tobacco be al.
lowed, and the import Of the produce OF Yucatan:
n,at INA foreign Hour be allowed TO be introduced
f lsuPuiauons were SO at variance with those
rom the Isle Carmen, that the commissioners could
hot come TO terms
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

sung 'Ccme Silent Evening DER u.s.. "Fall's ue.
lights are now returning" and my Father was
Farmer" During the day at the Garden. the band
of the North Carolina was in attendance, and were
great adjuncts to the genera effect
We understand that on Monday night next Hon.
Ely Moore will deliver address to the Institute.
in the saloon at Nibo's
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

CONNECTICUT AGAINST RuM.-It is stated by Phi
io'opher Greeley that Connecticut is three-f our,hs
against rum may be so, but there is grea, deal
OF very particular spirit manufactured in Connect
cn' and We rather suppose that Connecticut is lust
as favorable 10 rum, particularly New England
pm, as New York is
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

Inc burlington Free Pres says that r. G.. Hop
klnson, Esq, of Derby, VI. has been appointed
Ccnector of Customs at Burlington, VT, in place Of
the office Tor many years
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

POLITICAL lDoL.-The democratic papers seem
to make great deal of fuss about Colonel Young,
who has received the nomination of some one of the
Senatorial districts OF this state Colonel Young is
very respectable country gentleman-very obs,i-
nate In his notlons-very old fashioned-very queer
very eccentric-but possesses nothing to cons,i.
tute him the god of any mans idoatry. In fact, he
is very ordinary mortal, and the fuss made about
him reminds us very much of the kitten with the
long tail
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

ANrf-RENrERs IN THE CrrY.-The National Re-
formers, or Anti-Renters, in this city, have nomi-
mated a ticket for the ensuing election. This party
originated in this metropolis few years ago, but
have never been able to create much influence
Their. agitaors and lecturers have, however, sue
ceeded so well in the country, that many of them
are now on their way to the galows and State
prison, to seal the truth of their doctrines We
will see how many votes the anti-renters can mus.
ter in the city of New York
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

RELIGIOUS INrELLIeEScE.-The first of series
of lectures on the distinctive enets of the Catholic
Church, and the leading doctrines of Christianity,
will be delivered on the evening Of Sunday next at
ST. Peters Church, by the very Rev. DR.. Power
the eloquent and popular vicar of this diocese The
subject is to be the "Bibe." Dr. Power is a coun.
, tryman and townsman of the late Bishop England,
and like that eminent man, is universally esteemed
this
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

The NATIVE" PARTY.-This party is, it appears,
sinking and waning, as the day of election ap-
proaches. On former occasions, the Express and
Courier, the organs of the wings, favored and fiat
tered the natives but the tables turned, and
both these prints are down upon their ancien,
friends. The Courier is particularly severe il
denounces the "native" movement as ''wcked >
and "foolish ''-brands the leaders IN it as "selfsh
demagogues "-and characterizes their efforts as
ridiculous attempts at "impossbiities.' The
Courier may spare its powder Nativism is dead
as a herring.
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

MISS DELcY.-This distinguished artist has left
the hospitabe mansion on Long Island, where she
has been rustcatng for the last few days. for Phila-
delphia, where she commences an engagement on
Monday next The most intense anxiety to hear
her exists amongst all the musical and fashionable
circles of Philadelphia. Her health, we are happy
to learn, has been completely established. On her
return to this city, the splendid operas Of Don Pas
q,aai aud the Bride Of Lammermoor will be produced
in fine style.
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

socAL MusIc.-An interesting article on this sub
Jec' may be found in another column. ''''
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

THF MORMON WAR.-The steamboat La Clede
arrived last night from Warsaw. Our correspondent
writes us on Sunday,th 25th, that "amtary move.
nent app ears to be on foot, under General Hardin
by order OF Governor Ford, Proclamation No. 8. to
me contrary notwithstanding" The Quincy Riff
Company arrived at Warsaw on Sunday morning.
here TO wait further orders" The Commisrar,
from General Hardin's command arrived at Warsaw
on me same day, and reported that some four hun
@ ired troops were at Augusta, and would march Ia
warsaw 10 day or two. His object TO pro
object OF this expedition (says the wrter) the old
citizens Will feel degree of security which they
nave nave not fe Tor some days past" He further siys;
The only fight that have heard OF since you LETT
here, came of this morning (and was one-sldeu
,ne0 between two strangers, who have been here
lut few days, but have taken sides-one Jack
Mormon letter writer. believe, and the other an
Mormon, visiting some friends here. AT any
rate, the anti procured cowhde, and gave The
lack about forty before he could make his escape,
Vhich he lost no time in doing '--St. Louis Repub
iicdn, Oct. /.
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

TEMrLEToN's MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. The
public await with great deal of interest the CON-
mencement of these entertainments The first will
be given at Palmo's on the 18th instant.
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

ANOTHER PHILOSOPHICAL CONVENTION IN THE
FIELD Philosopher Greeley, OF the Fouriertes,
announces the important fact that the grand 'ndus-
trial Convention" is to meet next week-on the six
teenth instant. This convention will be composed
of fas much originality in philosophy religion, morals,
decency, and common sense, as made UP the recent
"Worlds Convention" The only difference will
be that Mr.. Owen, the father of English socialism,
will not be member. Greeley will be the great
apostle of the assemblage-as lively, miscellaneous,
and useful the contents of the big sheet that Peter
beheld let down from Heaven.
The New York herald., 1845-10-10
Next News from Europe.

The monster steamer Great Britain is now in her
thirteenth day, she having left Liverpool on the 9th
ult The first trip Of this steamer was made In lit-
tie les. than fifteen days, and she now comes over
with an improved propeller.
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

MONUMENT OF BRONZE TO JAcKsoN.-This great
Wolecslarted by few politicians at Washington, is
'aAea OF IN several of the papers with great dea
oi " enu'os'asm' which s,we are very much disposed
,.,,o,S ~ a"ee'eo' We have seen too many at
einp's % erect statues to great men who are dead
aaa son.'.urn out failures. In the present case many
" ~. polr'e,aas ana SPECTATORS in bronze, talk like
ahsels' o. ,ne iacii'y with which money can be col
lec'eo' ana 'ne statue erected. But if they could
extract the brass IRON their own countenances !,
would be the readest process by which the na,s,;ai
Tor the proposed work could be obtained All ,hess
movements are intended solely to humbug the nso.
pie Ae peo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-07
Dr. sNaync>s
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,

guyHH sr,.t for Coshs spiins OF
Blood Riosehi. Dsasy Of sreash,ns Asthma, ran ns
whooping Cough Cnp, and all ssAs o ne
Liver nd Lungs. Broken Constitution ke- ..... :.
and genuine preparation "na UNI
public nvos ey y. unp.n
curing do Of the Lunes
IN. M ny who have bn'w-dse OF
medicine in theory prseiies and sons ""e
d part OF The mans OF '
Ba, .m fwnd n.y." ~Baram Of wrd cheuy .ss Cemy
ke sprung up n mereenay view alter "pf s~ay"s
Compound syrup Will Cherry" had reputation IN tne
'heans to be forget by many once cher IS h
public should be their guard and
original which daily performing sue"
Pulmonary complaints alter Nv o.srt sh
f.l- and the patient. given as hopeless.
might be published which would asa ereas
.,f but below publish lew Of h~
who have been cured by this "woude eme
dy" -,
de-. % ,. efficacy q Compound Syrup OF wild Cherry
curing of OF the most aggravated
been placed upoa reeord amer
every had aed and his physician had given him ~
a., abh
~ Lewis OF esi Philadelphia. cured Of bedrs Of the
Luna. standing Her symptoms VIEW splitting OF blood
hacking cough tbe side breast ana eaeA
enufV'y
by m, ma. Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry
u formerly OF The Gs Presbyterian Cnufeh
New efficacy DR. s~ayr Compound syrup
with. ssea its than hundred eases In
Obstinate eouptainf such coughing
~h.rrin, eholins Of phesn. as'hrnatie ATTACKS &c.
Jam.s Oseouru Wa hhgton. Pa cured or uhpon and
being by several eminent ply
sic ans hevIns used cf The patent ned'etnes
TIN. medicine gives imnetais rsl'i an safe
and raey, and worthy ua nm the most
-sep,teaL
P,car.a ony By whose Office removed To the
Noh~,. corner Eighth and Raer Philadelphia
az Only At.ats IN Riehond where the genunr OF
Wild Cherry can obsared PEYTON JOHNSTON, Druggist
us Main Street, and W. H. DokNiN, sSo broAd street
s.rnh.r b
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-07
Pine FAMILY GROCERY,
GEORGE w. DICKSON

VIE subscriber, having opened Grocey at No I4s Mar
Street. Jst below the Exchange Bank doc, .boy,
MI Booth Upaoisterer and fapehange respectfully sc III,
patronage Of the citizens OF Richmond vicinity I'M
tends keeping selection OF The v,,,
finest articles in his line and having Tor ea,t
al the lowest prices has doubt that he give
all who favor him stock eon, 4,
part Of the following ARTICLES:
Wines, Of different varieties
doz- jugs Of Schedam Gin
Teas, Of b~-t quality
LAguirx, lava nd Manila Coffee
woolsoy wooisey loaf puyeri.rd md eu.h.s a..
Porto Rico and ". a. Sugar
sardines whole and half boIes Anehcy,es sr. ....l
Picked i.oLserss Pickles assorted
London Mushroom Casnps
VALIANT and Tomato
Olives, French; Capers ..- .
Preserved Ginger, which can very low . .-
Maesroni; Vermie alli Olive OIL Starch
Imported Bologna sauSages DO
Baltimore dried Beef Hams Table Gan yea s.t
Together with variety articles nune,ou, 4,
mention Por n O. w DH,g sONs
ia 10 ~, 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-07
PHILIP M. TABB y son.

once corner Of Main and a,h uss hs croes s'ess Of
A rrsSp TO TiiE coSiEc11oN or CLAIMS q even
description; Renting out the reniA And shns re.
prp~rty in town os the eoautry uas Hses col
ee,ns hires dpons them al public o. private %