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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22
GREAT BARGAINS IN HARDWARE.

GREAT BARGAINS IN HARDWARE.
CAMUEL LOCKE. Nos. 7 8, Front Lsyee
~ between Custom House and BisnVille strosl
New Orleans, has nov in store, received By late
arrivals from Europe aRl the Northern manulae-
tories, q large and well selected stock Of haFd-
ware, compiling every thing usually found ia =
hardware store such cutlery tools Of ell sorts
Birmingham and Shehis I'D goods, buildefs, hard-
ware, jRpanned ware Of every description, tim
ware Of bic eva manufacture, at Northern pFl-
eol, sheet copper, lead pipe, zinc, iron, steel,
nails, anvilI, MANILA and taued roe, Of all a.
ssi, paints, oils, &e,kc, With a variety ofnsW and
improves articles.
His utock i verY complete, and g noS oAeged
lower than hardware was ever offered N this
market. Country merchants would Do ven %
examine he Slooh before purohadng.
NIB A lulI assortmout q North's Iinnfrl
tools and machines; also tinplates block TIN,
Fivsil, iron und bFau uiru, and all articles ~
ouiTud 81 TIE manufacturs % lin Waro.
JanuaFy Z, le1s.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

deter LOTT-No. SIX Canal street, cor
neT D0uipf street, New Otlaens, keeps
constantly % hsud svefy variety e Ladisl,,
Cantlsmenii and Chidrenf b0QAs g ah0h@,
uhisa be o1sff co ale wholesale aae Eelalli o.
- - rrsr,6atle tsrua. ~ LEATHER,
LASTS, FINDINGS, &e. Jan. = teff,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

DEATH OF JUDoE LEoNARD.-The New Or
leans papers announce the death Of Judge Len
ard, caused by wounds received in a duel. We
copy the following tribute to his memory, from
the q Jehsrsonian Republican"
'' In the death Of Judge Lenard, the State has
lost ona Of her noblest sons. and the community
one Of its most valuable members. His number
less friends will mourn for him as for a brother
and all who knew him will readily pay the trib.
ute of sorrow to his memory. There is one, be-
aide, whose Loss is imparable, and whose grief
must bO beyond all consolation. We will not
trespaSs on the sacredness Of her sorrow, by any
attempts at Condolence. May she be endowed
with fortitude sufficient to bear up against the
calamity which has befalien her.''
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

Major Noah, in speaking Of the new cabinet
makes the following naive remark;
''New York has an able and honest man 10
William L. Marcy. We have known him from
the time he kept little wooden law Office ia
Troy, eight BY ten, with few law books and q
good French library. He edited the Burget and
we have the National Advocate, and together
we achieved in this State, more political victO-
ries than Ney Or SouIt, but being a fast runner,
be got into the Governors chair before could
come up to him. My misfortune was that
sprung from an old aristOoratiO family in the
time OF the Doluge, and my ancestors came out
Of Egypt with the Israelites. Gov. Marcy unites
many excellent qualities, personal and political,
and he will place the country in a state Of de-
fence such as 1t never before has been placed
in"
Hon JAcnB THoMPsoN. We learn from our
excellent cotemporary, the Oxford Organizer,
that the Hon. Jacob Thompson, has resigned
the appointment Of Senator received from the
Governor. He will be a candidate for rs-else.
lion to Congress South. Reformer.
THoxAs F. MARsHALI.-We learn by
the Yeoman, that this gentleman will be a.
candidate for Congress, in his old district.
The Yooman says it is believed there will
be no Democratic candidate. lflhis be the
case we wish Mr.. Marshall success. His
brilliant talents are valuable 10 the State,
and he is certainly gentleman, and more
than half democrat.-LOuis. Democrat
The Wings, poor fellows, are always in trOu-
bic. The editors are kept busy flashing in the
different sections Of the party, They are like
6ock Of geese. Now of starts a gang toward
Nativeism with most frightful chAttering. Our
neiglbor woos, Aalters and cOaxes. Now OF
they GO, in another quarter, foil bent on aboli.
tionism. Webb, of the Courier Its the scorpion
lash and implies it with remOselssS vigoT until
the unlucky wights run off entirely out OF sight
or Obsequiously fall back into the traces, 1t is
amusing 10 see what disposition whigery has to
coalesce With all manner Of political isns, not
withstanding they affect to be the conservative
party. They must be kept in order. Give il
to them. Let's have none of these miscellane
Gus doings. Law aud order should be observed
in all cases, and this way Of scattering in oil
manner of diversified ways is not as it ought 10
be - Louisville Democrat.
LIBERATION OF DoRR.-It is said that Sena
tor Simmons, Of Rhode Island, among many 9TH
ers, is openly in favor of the immediate liberia
ton of Gov. Dorr, and that 10th parties protest
against this imprisonment for opinions sake
Public opinion is very strongly exp Tessed ia "a
vor Of his unconditional release, and it should no
longer be deIsyed.-[N. Y. PIebian.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

HAVING pu1oha,sd he ENTIRE STOCK
u of GROCERIES, farmcry owned by
Blsekman, Wihford q Co, Is happy 20 inforn
nrssant friends and iuiure cariomeT1 that ~ b
rsady 10 supply then with every thing-lfon q
barrel Of cider 20 a puncheou 81 rum--flon q
rround-uut 20 q Walnut-fFum a herring % a
nacks4al, surur, tea, &c. At ~ times 10 Be-
fsund one door abogo tie Brick Stable, Fa1oo
City. Isuuefy 2, 1875.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22
DUlLDERE HARDWARE.

BUILDERS HARDWARE.
ult received large aeroTtmeat or Brass end
slated moflica and Siding Door Locks Fl.
20, coll auosl msnt Of Buildurl' Hardware
ahichiS oGsrsd psry low By
T&eFrnnf L,sves, New Orleans.
January, IA les ~
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22
the STATE or MIggTIggTPPT

DoOSmbsr Term, A. D, le4l.
RosANNA TUcKER, e. al
mo. 1926 70.
SOLOllON FR1LRY, ct. a.
TTPON opening the COmpIainanl'S bin,
" the Court being salisGSd that the De-
fsndants, MagnuS 4. RogeTS and Vincent
Galloway, are not residents Of this State,
but reside beyond the limits thereof, and
beyond the Jurisdiction Of this Court, so
that the ordinary process Of the Court can.
not be executed upon them. Il iS there
fore ordered that the said defendantO, RO.
gers and Galloway, enter their aPPear.
ance herein, on OF before the next term Of
this Court, TO be held at the Court Room
10 the City Of jackson, on the frSt Monday
10 the month Of June next, and plead ans
swer or demur 10 the COmPlainanIS bill,
otherwise the same will BE- taken for con-
EeSSed against them, set for hearing exPaF.
te, and the matters thereof decreed accord
ingIy. And il is further ordered, that a
copy Of this order be published 10 the Va
zoo Democrat, q Newspaper published IN
Yazo0 City, once a week for two months
successfully.
ROBT. HUGHES, elk.
BY J. H. HUoHES, D. O.
April 90, ls45. 1885,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

Mn. SAMUEL L. Lewis I'VE are panied to
learn that Mr.. Lewis, late editor aud publisher
Of the Yazoo DemOcrat, in this place., was
drowned at Baton Rouge on the night Of the
3lst uIl. We understand that he either fell or
jumped of the steamer RAINBOW, aud that a
line was Immediately thrown to him which he
refused 70 take held Of The deceased had FOR
some time previous 10 his departure from this
place been labOring under state OF mental de-
rangement. He was man OF considerable abil-
tiles and originality; he has lett behind him an
afflicted widow and three young childred to
mourn his unfortunate and untiucly end.--l va
600 City Wing.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22
GROCERIES, CROCERIEsu

NUTTER g. CO., - Wholesale GRocRRs.
~ WINE AND LIaUOR Dealers, No. %, New
LeveeN-diTectiy opposite Steamboat Landing,
New Orleans. January 7. 1874.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

Hon. JAcoB THoMPsoN. We learn from our
excellent cotemporary, the Oxford Organizer,
that the Hon. Jacob Thompson, has resigned
the appointment Of Senator received from the
Governor. He will be a candidate for rs-elee
ton to Congress- South. Reformer.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

ID ODONNELL is prepared 20 furnish
Il BAGGING and ROPE, Linssys, Jeans,
and all other articles OF PLANTATION USE.
AT THE LOWEST RATES. Will make liberal C Assn
advances on Cotton 70 BE- consigned to the sboye
House. Has a good Cotton Shed, and win NOT
charge draysge on any Cotton stored with him.
Yazeo City, Sept. 10, 1874. IS
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

FoUETAIN BAREsOALE, Adm'r Of
MALACHI B. HAHER, deed.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-08-13
JUDGE LYNCH IN ANN ARBOR.

JQDOE L1NCH In ANN AkSORs
That imporl ant pers mage known as JudgeLynch,
has been absent from our village for a long lime.
bui has recently paid his respects to some Of our
citizens and politely left his card their DIV eliugs.
and places of business. -.
AT the Township Election 10 April, the Town
voted mo License" by maiorily of 125. At
the charter election in July, the legal voters deter
mined for mo License by about 3D. maiorIly.--
The consequences was that many of the dea ers
in Ardent Spirits wers compelled TO stop selling,
or sell 10 def ,nce ofihe Law. Prosecution hay.
ing been commenced against several who had Ia
ken tho latter aitcrruiir .nilestaii,n of the
feelings Of that portion of community was deerm.
med on. which was designed, doubtless, to sake
terror into all who would oppose these volaNbns
OF the law. On Sunday night Aug. Sd, The store
OF ID. & E. Lesuer, visited by them, the door
and window shutters bedaubed and insciibed mo
License, Judge Lynch is after you." The awning
before the store was cut aud damaged. The OPP
orators then passed on TO The store OF eckly For.
ter d Co. where they made similar inscriptions,
defaced the door. aud bedaubed {! e awning with
tar The dwelling house of E. Lesuer was hon.
ored with visit his door painted blue, aud a
threatening inscription left. The barn of DR.. M.
IL. Cowles was Inscribed, No License, Beware
Judge Lynch The barn of ID. L. McColIun
was honored with a similar inscription: the front
door OF his dwelling house was yariegaled with
large samples of blue, and the well used by him
and K. Davidson was de6led by pouring into
1t what appears to be mixture of tar, turpeune
aud oil. This composition has rendered the well
useless, :ur the present AT least, as all Efforts to re-
move the impurities have failed. Judge Lynch,
passing Oh his way to dwelling, stopped
moment to deposuc Considerable sprnkling OF
iIs deectabe compound il tn; well OF L. Beck
ley, which has thereby been rendered useless
The front door of our dwelling house was chang
ed III color from white to blue, and we were COM
pineated by card from his honor, painted on
our lence-'Lnok out, old chap Judge Lynch.
Had these proceedings been The mere elferves.
eence OF youthful depraviy performed out of sheer
wantonness or 1--we Of mischief our citizens would
have fel' less disposed to enquire after the perpe-
traitors But as II was evidently part of plan
OF Intimidation and threatening, on the part Of
those who were disposed to favor the violation of
the law, To be followed up. perhaps. by future
aggression. they determined not to let il pass~ga-
noticed. Two individuals have been arrested a
charge OF committing these ouirages, aud their ex.
animation Is progressing at the time our paper
goes 10 press
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-08-13
THE PRESENT AGE.

"ls an age remarkable for good reasoning and
bad conduct, for sound rules and corrupt manners,
when virtue fills our heads, bu, vice our hearts,
when those who would fain persuade us that they
are quite sure of heaven, appear to be in no great
er hurry to go there than other folks. but put OIL
the livery OF the best master only serve the worst;
ia an age when ,nodesiy hersefls more asham-
ed otdefection than Of delinquency; when indepen-
dehce OF proclple consists in having no prlaclple
Oh whica to depend; aud freeihinking nol in think
Ing freely but IN being free from thinking; an
age whe', patriots withhold any thug. except their
tongues: keep any Thug. except their cord, and
lose 's''hing patieeiy except their character;-Io
improve such an age must be difficult instruct
dangerous; and he stands no chance of amending
H. who Cannot at the same amuse H." ~ Il
He that can please nobody, is not so much TO
be pltlcd, as he that no body Can please.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-08-13

MExICo.-A letter from Vera Cruz, July Sd, to
the New Orleans Republican,, says:
DEAR SIR-An extra session Of the Mexican
Congress has been called by the President, to take
Into consideration the affairs of Texas aud the U.
States. The result of tbs will be hey ond any man.
ner Of doubt, declaration of war; The day Ak
ed for the meeting of the Congress, was the Isl of
July, consequently by The next mali from Mexico,
we shall receive the news of It's installation
Nothing will be done in the way of a declaration
Of war, until the official news of the action of The
4th OF July Convention is received. which new
will be brought down Immediately by the British
frigate Eurydice, 1t is supposed. Government
makes 40 great buster about war, but dt the same
time Is making active preparations secretly, of "a
most energetic nature, as am assured by those
who know what Is going on. The Intention is TO
send thirty thousand men 10 Texas, and with this
object orders have been given 10 General Paroles,
conmander-in- chIef of the canioon, stationed at
Lagos, 10 march with all his troops TO Sdn LUIS
Potosi. The number of These troops is SAID by
some to be 5000 men, and by some 7,000--cail-
not say certainly
The greatest activity is employed in The forG
Gallon of Vera Cruz, aud the Castle CT San Juau
de Uoa.
The fleet left this place on the 18th uit, destiny
unknown, and has DOT yet made lis appearance.
much 10 the annoyance OF American cltszels, who
feel quite uneasy at the entire sbsence OF Il sue.
cor at a time when they are sure TO need II.
Gen. Amonte has been very warllke since his
return, and breaches up war to he knife, and
Yankee annlhI!aon." Ii appears that he RECON-
mcnds very strongly the issue of letters of marque
and has brought, it is said, from the United States
a copy Of the documents which were granted to
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privateers by our government during the war.
You may rest assured of one thing. that 1t the
annexation is conslnmated on the 4,h of July, that
warf.wilI be the result Of il, and that immedi-
atey.
Some few shouts OF Federation by the troops,
but merely significant. The people are univer-
SALLY in ia vor of Federation, but they do want
il to come in revolutionary form. -
Yours truly, C.. NJ:
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From the albany Citizen of Tuesday 5th inst.
SERIOUS FIRE. SstNl 81

fire broke out al ii I-2 o'clock last evening
in cow stable in the rear of No. Park street,
between Park and Eagle streets, which immedi.
ateIy spread among the multitude of stables, sheds
aud Out houses which were collected ia the rears
of the buildings on Sta,e,Pearl and Eagle streets.
These were all consumed, together with Two small
frame dwellings located in an alley that runs I'D
from Lancaster street. The fire was only pre-
vented from sweeping this alley through on either
side to Lancaster st. by timely supply of water
from cisterns connected with Gibson's old Plano
Factory. ti
The heat from these tenements vas intense and
Immediately communicated to buildings on Park
and Eagle streets.
No. 6 Park st. two story brick building owned
by John Townsend, and occupied by coored
family. was destroyed, and also Nos. 8 aud 10
two story frame dwellings, owned by the Dens
estate aud occupied by six poor families. de-
sIroyed.
No. IL three story brick dwelling. owned by
John Townsend. and occupied by WIN. p. Win
leIs and Lyman Clark was seriously damaged
bv fire and water. All the furniture was remov.
ed. v.s--t
The three story brick houses Nos. 80 and 81
Eagle street, owned by the Raihbope estate and
occupied mo. 32) by Mr.. Vau Arnam aid mo.
3il by Mrs Shaw and ME Swan. were also bad
iv damaged, furniture all removed also from No.
36, occupied by Nj Parker.
This was the extent of the injury. Within
this compass the conf grafton was stayed by
The fremen, who fought their old enemy hard
aud without fair supply of water.
We have had har-brealh escape from very
destructive fire. Luckily, proyidentialIy we may
say not breath of wind was s,IrriDg. Had there
been stiff breeze from any quarter. the block ia
which the fire originated would have been swept
and how manV more Who can tell.
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the blame fall We know it will be charged
home to the Wings with all the malice Of '.satha-
MAJ aud all the fasehood of SHADES" but will
it be believed We trust not; aud it sure that il
would, we should not hesitate, for when will not
the same difficulty exist! 10 the people then let
us commit the truth, and labor for righteous
Judgment.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-08-13

recognized one; and what right have the ID
Yankees to place colonies OH tie coast any how
Your celors deem good for nothing !" -
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AGENCY-Mr. v. B. Palmer, Real Estate and Coal
Office corner N Sd and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia
the Goa. Office, Tribune Buildings New York, s. E..
Corner Baltimore and Calvert Baltimore, No IL
State slreef Boston.
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Or The next term of the YPsiani Seminary
will commence The first Monday in September. as
will appear by advertisement III next weeks paper.
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LAKE AocIDENr.--As paper is going 10 press. we
learn that The Steamer Kent run down dy the Lon
don, Yesterday O'Clock 2. N. Among the lost are
mentioned J. Lowden, & two ladies e. boy from Ups
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

The Portland Blllstin tells good slo.
Fry ofa certain good Deacon, whose hst
lblew of and led him long chase afier Il
thTough ihe street Al length the Dsa-'
con became exhausted in The race. and
pulled up against post By the side walk.
A gentleman cama along, 10 whom The
Deacon addressed himself thus: nv
friend, am Deacon Of the Church,
and,il is very wrong fol mo TO swear, you
viii therefore greatly Oblige me, If YOU
will d-n that hat for me.
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There was report yesterday, that tbs
agents of .he Stale Of Illinois, Messrs,
Oakley and Leaviti, weretobbs d Of their
pagers and securities, on the. National
Road, on their return home few days
since. The trunk was cut from the
stage boot. SuchS loss must prove ex.
eeedingly ysxa.ious 10 &the parties, as
the papers cannot be renewed without
much delay, even If no money we're losI.
with the papers -PhilasU. s, Gazette
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THE BANK BILL.

This dolelul cOncern is still on the
anvil, and forging chains for the people.
The Cincinnati Chronicle says, that part
which relates 10 State Bank and bran
ches will, we believe. be iHnpevaiive.--
Whether the general banking be useful
81 nct, will depend a good deal on The
amendments From this il would seem
that the friends OF the bill, do not expect
,he people will ever touch i. A burnt
child, they say. breads the FIRE; We have
ve, 10 see whelhet the wings have as
much instihcs As achild. Statesman.
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BortrN = The boiling pOiHt varies 10
different locaIities. In Belgraye and
GrOsnover Squares, Msy FaiF, and Spring
Gardens. The Dot can hsrdly be boiled,
nn5sr $4,000 year. Whereas up al
Camden Town the pot will boil Il El50
Il GOO: and about ST. Giles or Spiia-
6slds. ats OF s. per week. Punch.
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THlRsTING AND HoETNG.

Scene, coFnfieId -men With hoes-s
time, eleven o'clock, Am.
Enter squire, The owner Of the field.
One Of the men speaks Squire, iI's
eleven o'clock yon knsw and We are ihirs,
~! and the scriptures say--.ii-any tbirsl.
let him CONS and drink.
Squire Ayes but The s Fiplufa aIso
sAyg Zoe egsEx one thsi lhifslalb.
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eg1Ts OF THEsTANDARD.

fdiMS Ot IA ~ y NAAs
Y.a oxE VEAR, IN ADVAHcE, ~
WIrHIN THE YEAR,
Az FHs ExPtRkTIoN OF THE YEAh,
cssaymsats WILDE eonsideled ~ aossns. .,ss'
/, Sls within three months afteTsuoscripine
I" ~ Z, nauorwilI be discontinued, eunlei
- a, optlono fthe publisher,) until all are
,earaEss als paid.
PRICEsoFAD VERTlsINGo
sssse I Il liuss thrss tnsertions. 81 0g 0y
n aF1rsaen subssquen tinsertiOn, 20 -
g For six months, ~ ~
u For twelve months' w
t,1t,r adseftissmsutsNwhl % e"Argso IN
n, i1ns oropotttpR. "a, - -. -.
A reasonable deduction VIZ H' ~
tsiE 1igertissments' ..h..o.ts.,,., :,
All sfor advertising OF oo-Toss mus. ,s
a a.,n11aied by the ash, except from those
brh,apvs .opau.ccounts with the cH.1e, .1 mar.
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ii ist OF KENTUCKY,
ON lie pnuexation OF Texas-delivere
.in,,he House Of Representatives Janu
sry lS, ls45.