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Ne Os
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cases powdered Jaiap
do do Rhubarb
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bags Pepper
bags An-piee
bs Cloves
bag Numets
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do do yellow
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do pure ground vertgns
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do Spanish brown
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DANIEL III. LONDON

IMPORTER Of French and English Goods and dealer Amer
Dry Goods Eagle Square Richmond Va o,s of
following desirable styles Of Dress Goods;
Seyndia Grapes
Silk and Wool BaEorines
Pzrsettes
Silk Styles Earlsion GinEhams
Eafiston aud American do
And the following styles for pantaioon and sluH.
Plaid striped and plain Colonades
Every grade of conrcd and black Gambroons
Inen Dis bleaehd and brown Irish Insa ard sheeax-
Plaid heavy Navy Dnils. blraehed and brown
Mandarns. Croaton and Cam,ieen Cohs Of all inis
bra D'Ete. Of all qualities
And unusually large French Ereh German
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Satin DdSiR vesiings
Cashmaretts. silk and warps
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

But Col. Robins has learhs56 rs,ty veil
what the common aWaBule 10, and I1SsS he
prefers Judge GpiOns amendments 70 trust
ing p THE common Law. But IL the Gu.
wishes 70 succeed with bis amended Bvis>
coe Bill he must get the statS 10 slay pro.
ceedings--ioFaifS judicial forfeiture i506CO
declared he 10 TOO laie. The.JUdiciAl arm
vii be ioo Short, The Legislature can Il.
ford 40 relief. IF q.
But il is too late for TIE banks q sSk Ior
qusfIeFF. Theyshave S30FBod TOO l6B the
day nfgraCeI until 90 outraged and i6iuEsdI
people haze aFiten n thaiR n,aisaaq nn1
have cut them downi Why cnmbsF they
The ground. LEX.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08
Torme 81 Advor1IaIm1r.


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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08
woo CITY.
SATURDAY, ocTOBER /, ls4s.
Now is the day! And now is
the hour a

the hour
HE TIME DRAWS NIGH.-In few more
weeks the people Of Mississippi win bt
called upon to decide at the ballot box, the
great questions that are now pending be.
fore them. We do not invoke them. to cas-
their suffages recklessIy, as zealots blind.
ed by political Prejndices-but we urge
| them to pause and calmly REFLECT as be.
comes ENLIGHTENED FREEMEN, whose tri.
bunal disPenses equal and exact JUS
tice. To arrive at correct conclusions, lei
sober reason assume the sceptre- and lei
prejudices be cast aside. The sober sec
Ond thought" is always efficient
TO the voters Of Yazoo and Madison
counties we would particularly faddress
these remarks. In the coming election they
are to act upon, measures Of vast impor.
lance aPpertaining to Stale, affairs. The
Banks, those OF-sPrings Of iniquity, which
have sown broadcast throughout the land
the seeds Of destruction, which have visited
upon tho community so much, misfortune
ard nnigeryr---aIs.ll which deserve no mercy
but what stern JUSTICE will mete to them,
are araigned ct the bar IF public opin.
ion as culprits who have VIOLATED THE
LAWS OF THE LAND, and shall = be said
that appeals to party feelings, and the de-
Ceitfal cry of "dishOnesty'' will shield them
from the penalty provided for them by the
sacFedlaw Of their cOunty,l9 Do such APP
Peals stay the strong arm Of the law, when
the poor Of.cast from society steals the
clothing that protects him frOmthe Peltiags
Of the storm, and is aETaigned lorhiscrimel
And can it be that an enlightened people
who would visit cOndign punishment upon
hirh--wOuld seek to protect sOulless corPO-
ratiOns who have gone beyOnd the bonds
Of their authority, and trampled upon the
Of the landi Their hitherto unbend-
ing advocacy Cor the RIGHT, and aversion
% the WRONG, justi6esthe beliefthat f they
would punish the offence ipthe former case
heyrwoald in the latter in spite Of every
to bias their judgement. An that
he advocates Cfthe BFiscOe Bin desire is
I fairtrial Of the banks, and de infection
# the penally provided fof them If averdict
f G6nFris rendered against them Is
his not even handed Justice And how can
ny law.aBsdlhg citizen oppose Il This
) 6neof the main issues IN the present
anvsss2iand Nillt6o People not main
ain the supremacy Of the lawf Ba III
hOuld Be borne inmind tliatgke tiae afass
Ca, and Il behoOtes the ffie6ds ofgkis \
feat aAti.banE measure 10 Be visila6t--to
ifculSls the doeumenu 10 reason viii
Hoss who have been deceived by ne de. I
dnSiationt q Is oppOselz-lsl diem aus
ctahd . aIis saiS.',ia La-'2s ur hnl ast
WESTON BANN1R.-The last number
this paper comes o rs under the ediio-
"a charge Of he Hon. John Ben, Bic
ngvn abihiy As q writer, and well.lasri-
d reputation Is an able advocate q tht
rinciples Of democracy sufficiently guar.
uiss thatt hs Bannsr VII be an eiisieHi
l1iliaU IL che democratic Esuks
= Tn DE1FA.P Is Ire tils Of . nSe
per, de paBliead6n7of ukict b s6basb
,nmsnosih New OHsas. b vllhbs
is.,t. 49, 8 i. !, -. q - a T.
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THE YAZ0O DEMOCRAT
Is PUBLIsHFD EVERY WEDNESDAY TpRNINa RY

10 N = I'M |" NUANINq 81
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

Is eF neigl3or N.Y. lsr,z .H tod
2 lfirnOnno1 = hii,,, 'tsrrs fllsy p - Vie. =
ofoowse he ogeff 8 knowr w
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08
MOTT.

Friendship what art thoul
AmysteTy underlined J.
A beamof light A spirit bright
Whose home is in the minel
The glory Of the stormy sky,
The beauty Of the earth,
The grandeur Of the might sea,
Were heightened at thy birth.
friendship thy hand haswipedthisbFow
on made mypillow soft; am
And midst the darkness Of the storm
Taught me to look alOff.
Friendship IT'S the richest giR
The love Of life bestowsl
Give resttO every earthborn joys a,9f
Makes bliss Of human woes
Friendship lis the poor mans wealth.
Thought but a tear or Sigh, .f II
The brightest jswelin the crown
Of kings who live and die
SraaQsr friend the boon, from me
OF pardon, never crave
Thy friendship cannot give offence
Here, nor beyond the grave.
Estate hope That in yon world
This holy lamp shall burn rT
Whh matchless fame no more 70 flde,
Nomore 70 fndm UNI H01
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08
PQ@p8 Yo
TO MARY.


Mary! but little time has past
Since you and | have met,
Still memory DER my heart has cast
Its shadows of regret.
/ did not think you had the power
To make me wish that time
Would fly till some brighthappier hour
Might let me call them mine.
All! when from those we love we part,
OF hope at least wen borrow,
Twill steal from mem'ry half its smart
Maywe not meet tomorrow.
But when, alas time flies, and still
We mourn forthose away
With sadder thoughts will mem'ry I'LL,
And chase each weary day.
Midst natures shades / think Of thee,
In pleasures halls the same,
In beartless scenes Of revelry,
Still, still | breathe thy name.
Thy own sweet voice that charmed my
ear,
That soft and treasured tone,
F0 uOuSHt tudt @hSOlS GA LHASA1 HO"I
The echo Of their own.
I've gazed upon thy sparkling face
And though hast turned away,
Thinking to hide a single grace,
A single glorious ray.
But thoughts Of thee can never fade,
They are too pure and bright,
Can cold remembrance cast shade
Ger her own holy light.
Perhaps you'll sayI must not think
Or dwell upon thy name,
And yet to me it is a link
That calls the back again,
For if thoughts of thee be sin,
Oh may be forgiven,
Or else how might hope to win
My only way to Heaven.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

.9la Thl DEEFAP Is he tiIs Of . hse
paPsF, De PaBlisadSn7of ukiot b s6oasb
cbmmsuos IN New Odtas. B Whole
nedflEl IA p6lifes and tohaacisi uisFts
maunerSf sls Piesguae.8 ffv hssr
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

WTNgroN BANNER.-The last number
Of this paper comes 70 rs under the edilo-
mad charge Of he Hon. John Ben, HE
known ability as q writer, and well.nsri-
ted reputation IS an able advocate u sht
principles Of democracy, sufficiently guar.
auiss thar de Bannsr VII be an eifsieni
au1iliaU IA che dsmoouiie nuks.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

Is our noighbOf 81 earnest 81 d De emily
iOlihe,iVhsh Ne declares thui Il issmssF
arVbnisnt, thHt the TaTif 2 b flForahle 90
the institution Of slavery YasOO GU
WIZ. 80
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-14
Correspondence of the American Republican,
w WASHINGTON, Ut

WASHINGTON, June Is, lS45.
The severe gust with which this city was
threatened yesterday when was about closing
my letter, burst upon us about six O'Clock with
tumultuous violence and appalling darkness -
Never have | heard more terrific thunder
never have seen sharper lightning. The loud
and repeated claps of thunder seemed to shake
the foundations Of some of our strongest build
ings in the very centre of this capital and yet
strange TO say, it does not appear that any
buildings were thrown down, any lives lost or
limbs injured. Thank God, not only for this,
but the copous and seasonahle rain which fell
in the course Of the evening, to the Joy OF the
husbandman and planter, and to the relief OF
every animate being and vegetable substance
that were suffering by reason of the oppressive
heat and the whitening drought.
was informed this morning by gentleman
from Prince Georges county, that last Tues
days gust was SO violent IN the vicinity OF Up
per Marlbro, that several buildings were blown
down. A colored person was killed and ano-
.her severely injured by the overtime" OF to-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-14
DR.. JOHNSTON.

member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Licen-
hate OF the Apohecarys Hail, London, and Graduate
from one of the first colleges in the United States NAV
be consulted IN all diseases incident to the hum
frame, but more especially in all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE.
when the misguided and mprudenI vOtary OF pIea-
sure nus he has lnbbed tn" seeds Of this painful g.
ease II TOO often happens that iil-tmed sense OF
shame or dread of discovery, deters him from appy-
ing TO those who, from education and respCctabiy
can alone bcfnend him, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms of this hOnid disease make their appear
ance, such as liberated sore throat, diseased nose
nocturnal pains III the head and limbs dness of sight
Deafness nodes the shin bones and arms bluChe r
ON the head, face and exlremties progressing on with
trlghtu rapidly TIL at last palate OF the mouth or
the bones OF the nose fall in and the victim Of this aw-
full disease becomes hon rid object Of conmseratjon
Till death puts period to his dreadful suffetgs BY
sending HIM to Chat bourne whence no traveller re-
tuns.' To such, therefore, DR.. JOHNSTON pledpes
himself to preserve the most nviolGble secrecy; and
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals OF
Europe and America, he can confidently recommend
a safe and speedy cure to the unfortunate victim OF
this hOrrid disease.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye such az
for Squirting, Cataract, &c. Also those for Defonity
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, Sc. performed on
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
TAKE NOTICE Those persons VINO have iniur.
ed their constitutions by certain practice speedily
cured.
Take notice, the right hand side of NJ Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from thu
corner. Observe the name
GG- Advice to the Poo. GRATIS. o2e
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-14

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9 II !@5 United states
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p,temnF and
-, sNsna avenue brick dwelling $1,000 1866 81 %
rich dwell l,s5O
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o Edward Warner
PmrSn nd can e
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IL W.
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Watkins ewetb Fmunt
100 70 10
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four workshops %
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ordnance ''" an Ordinance pro"
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-14
NEW YORK, Thursday. P. NJ

Our Flour market has not been particularly active
10 day and holders are moderate IN Ihelr Demands
Sales OF Genessee have been made at 81 IS; Ohio "a
56a4 Is; Michigan 81 62la4 49, 400 bbls Penn sold at
81 50; 1900 bushels Geuessee Wheat 81 O6; Illinois do.
is held 81 DIAL g6 $500 shes Southern Corn 45c,
de- ivefed.
The Cotton market is firm with a moderate demand;
TINS being packet day the sales do not exceed 6OO
bales
Provisions have been quite inactive to day-hold RS
firm.
e3 hhds. kentucky Tobacco sold by auction at 3sa
:, average 81 SO, months. The whole lot was of
common quality
Tie stuck market is heavy and every d. scrpti' n
has declined.
Foreign Exchange is fiat; Sterling l00lal09l; some
drawers ask no but hear OF no sales at that price;
Francs 81 las 26!.-U S. Ga>stte.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-14
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN,.
COMMERCIAL.
THeporte d tor the American Republican,

Review of the Baltimore Market,
For n, ueek cndi,p Frsag afternoon, June 49, 1919.
Coupons. No change since last week-ihty are
held al 75a17C.
Provisions Considerable activity has prevailed
IN the provision market this week and large sales
have taken place at a light advance. The stock OF
Beef and Pork Is greatly reduced, and holders are
firm at the quotations, which are AS follows, VIZ
Ia tlmorr Mess Fork $3.50, Prime $40 JOlll; Mess
Beef $40 5Oall; No. S9a9 20, and PRIME - dOio
Western Beet aud Pork can BE- purchased bcIo"
these rates. The supply OF Bacon Is rather gIt, the
demand having exceeded the receipts, II Is now III
moderate request at the following ratrS-ior western
sides 6ia7! cents; shoulders la6 hams I.nSa"; and
cts for choice LOTS and assorted al! cts. Baltimore
cured is dulI, aud is held al 6c Tor shoulders; fsc oI
sides; and 9aiO cents for hams LAID continues III D.
mand at sas! for No. Western III Kegs, and 'taec
bills
Grain. But little doing ia the grain market. The
receipts of wheat light and the demand limited
Md, prime whIlc wheat Is worth Sal "a; good tt
prime reds sJayOc, aud ordinary to good SOds1 cents
small sales OF Penn guOd reds al We, and ordinary Il
good at 81 cts. Md. corn has slightly decned, small
sales being made at 31J3i! for white, and 80 tor vel
low; Penn round yellow AOc. sales OF Penn, Rye a
SIC aud Md ~ zoe We quote Md. Oats AT 2ja27c.
Cattle. There WAS large supply Of Beef Catt,t
offered at the scales tins week numbering about jUi
head OF which D. sold to the butchers NJ prices
ranging from s. TO - per 100 lbs on the boot, eqna
10 ~4i5 10 net The average rate OF sale. abou
- O24 on the huot These rates show "A COusdrra
ole decline since last week. OF the balance offered
III mead were taken 10 other markets and the resi-
eft uuSOd. The supply Ot Live Hogs Is far, with
sales at 81 JOaSj, principally NJ 81 So.
Fl0ur. We have no change o! moment 10 note
the flour arktt-siO"k small, receipts hight, and
demand dul. Howard ST, good mixed brands from
store, are selling IN smal parcels al II 30, the uni
tOrm rate, and dealers continue to pay - 80 nom
Nothing OF importance duinY IN Cny Mills Hour
: held al 4 '6."i 62t with very liIht Stor &
Sales Ut SuSquclnna tour by the dry load at ) 5o
aud Of Pa. Rye flour at 50 Corn Mch is selling Al
:! - per hh!. and : per 100 lbs.
The inspections OF tIe wees comprise The following
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-14
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, June 18th. The export de-
Tdand for Flour is rather better, and scver>l sale
were made at 81 81; good brands for city at "a
oOaS4652 Penn'a Corn Meal steady, sales AT 81 ID.
WIN at-fhere rs none arriving; two three lots OF
Penn'a and southern reds sold at 9jr9sc Penn'a
Rye-A cargo brought 6Ic. Corn-Further sales Of
Southern yellow at 43c,; and cargo of round at 45c.
Whlskey IN hhds sells at 20c. and bbls 20s a2lc.