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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-07-04
NOTICE.

Y virtue Of Deed Of Trust from Newt
- III. Ylck, TO Us as Trustees. dated tile
9th day of December, A. D. 1913, and
duly recorded in the Office Of the CLERK of
the Probate Court Of Washington county.
Mississippi, in Book M pages 81, IS and
SIS. and also in the Office of the Clerk Of
Probates in Issaquina county, Mississippi.
TO secure 10 ]. w. Wick The payment Of a
certain sum Of money therein mentioned
We will sell to the highest bidder for cash.
At The door Of The residence Of IN. III. Wick
on his plantation in issaquina county, Mss.
On tie eth deg Of January, 1876,
tho following negroes, to>wit:-Bie Ton,
Joe, Daniel, Silas, Old Ben, julius. Levi.
Henry, Jim, Sophia, Matilda, Margaret and
her 2 children Henry and Wiley Hamilton,
Jorden, Nancy and infant, Hiram. u. Dan,
AggY, Russy and infant. Wesly. Harriet.
Emily, ALEX, Caroline and infant. Della.
Phebe and infant Almira, Saba, i Matilda.
Weiny, Hestor Dice and child, and an The
increase of said negroes since Che day aud
date of said Deed Of Trus, ia slss he
stock Of Mules, Horses, Cat ana oqs.
1.-THE said property being The sans mentions
ed in the aforesaid Deed 81 Trust. al So
much Of the above property as will be s1lii
cient 10 satisfy said Trust Deed.
Selling as Trustees, we will CONVEY such
tltle only as We lave BIZ virtue Of said TTnsl
Deed, which Is believed d 81 good.
WI. WICK,
WILLIAM BOBB,
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PIagiREfs +.

Of AmnErA Louisfle
have baAced
pgafn comipdbyD J. VIC j. poica
g York City burglary, place below
published in undsr of This lr
AOD" Being great PRODUCTIONS sasded however,
eeo having
thing the kind before aIhded stealing
oaboye handed pubc he original MeOa Oh
scarcely pr impotence,
pead Friday morning. nte
men Of this place, handed Is lie same piece
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-07-04

or The Wisconsin, papers complain that
the Winnebagoe Indians are committing
great outrages. Some Of The worst Of the
tribe have been maItre asing the white vo-
men in the neighbolhood, n the most bru-
lsI manner.
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NOTICE.

WTE the undersigned have associated
ourselves 10 business tor the purpose
Of transaciing GenefaI Commission, Pro-
duce and Grocery BusiNess, under the style
and fra. Of soN, P1cKKNs & Co.
SAM'L "A. WILSON,
". pICKINS.
Yazoo city, Apri %, 1915. 49-tf.
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or The Wings Of Georgia are to hold a
State Convention on the 7lh inst, to nomi>
nate a candidate for Governor, &c.
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NOTICE.

.ETTERS Of administration we're granted
At the June Term, ls45. ofthe Honor.
able Probate Court Of Yazoo county, State
of Mississippi, e the undersigned, on the
estate William 8 Kempton, dsc'd.-All
persons indebted to said estate, will come
forward and make payment, and those haV-
ing claims against said estate will present
them, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
]. K. RICHARDS, Admir-.
July 4, 1916. 52-lf.
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RAPID. lin the short space Of forty FIVE
years, the population Of the city Of Cincin-
natl has increased from FIVE hundred to
seventy thOusaud souIsi
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or The COMMITTEES appointed At a late
meeting in this place, q lect al orator to
deliver eulogium upo Ne BE an char
acter Of Gen. Andrew jac 500, have inYit.
ed Judge Batiaile to perform that duty,
which be has consented 3 On Saturday,
the 12th inst. Yd5oo ostat
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FRA 5 Patent Invaluable Oint-
ment.

an
tOh thecure of Serofulous and otherTu-
mors, Ulcers, Sore Breasts, Sore Legs. Rheu-
maiic Pains Old and Fresh Wounds. Tetters
Sprains, Eruptions, Bruises. ChilbIains.
Swelling sand inflammation Piles, Scald Head.
Corns, and External Diseases generally.
To show the great val1 which IS attacks
ed TO the above celebra preparation, the
following certificates have been voluntarily
sent TO the subscriber; ameBg the subscribers
70 these certificates are several practising
physicians.
LOUISVILLE, Winston CO., Oct 8, 1913.
We the undersigned citizens of Louisville
and vicinity, hereby certify that we have
used Gray Patent Ointment in some OF the
diseases above mentioned, and have witness
ed the bene6cial results produced by its use
IN Others and take pleasure in stating, that
since the Introduction of this Ointment in
this community BY Dr.. Isaac Jordan, il has
been extensively used, and has given uni
Versal satisfaction. w g can, therefore, cheer
fully recommend IL to the public as a safe,
cheaps and valuable medicine
Jos. B. .McLelland, M D, George Byran.
w Vaughan Ohm Z. Hambletl, B. A.
Gage. III d, John ]. Thompson. Colby Nc
Daniel, w. B. Pots, a D, A. G. Garrigues,
John e Handy. John ~ Hudson. Sam'lC
Dhagan. =. 81 Lewis. u. Reese. ID IS. John
w, buckner, Ohm Brown. Josiah Atkinson.
s. 9odfEeys. Robert Height, Erastus
hnntleys L. ". Manning, W A Lewis. John
g 6ray i. Hughes, a. Caller, Il. D.
n 3. Tie above Olnfmenl IS warranted
70 cure the NEST Obstinale cases 81. Tiles if
used according q directions.
81. 9. W00DE.Al1, Vicksburr.
General Agent foF Mississippi.
and sold wholesale and REAL 81
@. @. W0ODMAN a. c9A
June e 1915. daft Yazoo e;iv.
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A practical farmer b as The Hartford
Times, thai ID tah ap fence that had
been set foufieen years, be noticed thai
some Of the posts remained nearly sound
while others TOusd Of al the bottom. While
looking FOR the cause, he found that those
posts which were SET limb part down, Of 10
verted from the wag they crew, were sound.
Those which were SEA rs they grew, were
rotied of This is iact worthy he ailen-
lion q farmers
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or To-day is the glorious FOURra OF
JULY-the day on which we were declared
a free and independent peoPle-the day
upon which nation was born; and sorry,
indeed, are we that this day is to pass off
without any public demonstration of graft.
tude on the part Of our citizens. And why
is il sOl Have they ceased to revere the
memory Of those men-those patriots-lhat
have passed away; or why is il that they do
not celebrate their great achievement, in
halislsjahs on the return of this anniYer>
sarY e the nations biIthl
We are truly sorry that there is to be no
public celebration here to-day, Our citi,
zeHs, however, can do as they choose. We
intend celebrating the day in a manner ID
suit ourself. We will!
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We ore authorised 10 announce JOSH w.
FUQUA, as candidate for re-eleeeon 70
the Office ofSherif. Of this county e the
selection.
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Tax Collectors SALE
X girlue 81 an Act of The Legislature
OF the State Of Mississippi entitled
IAN aci 10 amend The si1teenth section Of
an Act approved The l6lh February, 1888,
entitled al Act 70 amend 81 to provide
for the collection of levies tie county of
Washington, passed March "a, 1883, and
The certificate required BY the 10th section
Aforesaid having been placed in my hands,
| shall, on the
First Monday Of September neat
expose 10 public sale at the door Of the
Court House in lssaquina county, within
The hours of IL and 3 O'Clock Of that day.
Lots 8, and 8 Of Section 2, all Of Section
3, NIL fractional Section 4. Township II,
Range s, West; Lots /, 2, 3, 4 and S Sec
ton /, Township Q, Range s, West, enter
ed in Il name of Nebert q Wilkins, 10
the big biddeE for cash. or SO much
thereof VII besuficient 10 pay the price
of four ihoussad five .hnpdf dollars
($4,500l. ihe amount Of sad ftifcs ia.
with allcosis and interest "a, being
the amounts which the Greeted levee
upon sad lands vas lei ala which
price lesee was contracted msde b.
William s. Mag6eld, SAID IAN be sui.
ject 70 be red med within elYe mafahsi
after said sale, non The paymenE 81 fifty
per cent damages
+. T. MAYFIELD, Sheriff
and Tax Collector Of lssaqoins 90
July &. ls45. 52-gi
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Tax COIIectOT'a Sale.

July 1, ls45. 5s-.f.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29

This is al | have-the blessed word of God
to comfort ME in the far OF forest with the Sc
minoles. feel that with the hand of God,
the prayers of his people and the Bible, | have
nothing to fear. If God be for me nothing
can prevail against me-
The Chief having ended his remarks, mem.
berof the Order now rose and entered into a
defence of the Brotherhood, combating the OBJ
jections which some have foolsbly urged a.
gainst temperance being connected with Sc
cret society. This speaker, understood to be
Mr.. Wright, gentleman standing deservedly
high in the Order. He gave abundant evil
dence of his power and ability as public
speaker, which have rarely seen surpassed,
clothing his thoughts with strength and plain
ness of speech that carried them at once to the
ears and hearts of his auditory.
The exercises were concluded by singing and
benedicton, when the assemblage quietly re-
tired, all, like myself, no doubt, we'll pleased
and glad that they had spent Thanksgiving
evening with the Sons of Temperance.
In conclusion permit me to say, that the ex-
hibition so won upon my best feelings, that
intend, without delay, to make application
for admission into the Order, and God giant
that his blessings may res. on all associations
having for their object the ameioraton of the
human family and the advancement of the Clio.
ry Of His heavenly kingdom. r. B. G.
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SECRET DISEASE

n NONhD rItoN u d DA LIS No
~ CHARGE MADE. Applyto DR., JOHNSTON
ofthe LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may he OBJ,
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gonorrhpa elects,
Suictues, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins, af-
fectons OF the Kidneys and every other ymptom of
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation of the rava-
ges of this disease when from neglect 20 consulta
physician, or from ignorant and improper treat
ment, the constitutional symptoms make theiFr ppear-
ance-he throat becomes liberated, the aess diseas
ed, nocturnal pains N the head and limbs, dmness of
sight, deafness, the bones affected bletches on the
head face and eXtemities progressing on with fright
full rapdity>t al last the palate of the mouth is dis
Toyed, the bones of the decay and fall in: the
vlctlR OF this horrd disease become an object of pity
until the last scene of the drama winds up and death
drops the curtain by hurying the unhappy patient to
an untimely tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by a
certain perncious practice may be soon restored 10
perfect health by applying TO Dr. Johnson either per
sonay or by letter. DR.. has seen cases that were
sufficient 10 appal the heart and harrow no the soul
OF all who were not used TO the observation Of such
terrible sights.
Should this meetthe eye Of any who are suffering
from the above Affection let them fly immediately to
DR.. Johnston, who stands ready 10 relieve them: and
from his extensive practice in the first Hospitals of
Europe and America he guarantees spe edy cure nc
matter how bad the case may be.
II is proper here to observe that DR.. JoHSsToN is
not at present engaged in the practice OF medicine
through pecuniary necessty-he having, BY the de
cease Of relative, fallen heir TO foriune-but hro
an ardent desire to benefit hssufenGg fellow crea-
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan oil into their
wounds, and particularly to relieve those who suffer
from disease for which the world feels no pity
Again II must be remembered that the object of DIR.
Johnston in offering his services for the relief of the
misercs of mankind, is notthreugh pecunary neces-
sity. Hence no charge will in any case be made I'M
less the PATIENTS cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such as
for Squirting, Cataract, &c. Also those for Deormity
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, &c, performed on
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side of N Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, 2doOrs from the
corner Observe the name.
Gr3-Advice to the Poor GRATIS.
All LETTERS must be PAID. flo
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FOR PORT DEPOSIT2!-TWIC A NAY

FOR PORT DEPOSITE-TWICE A DAY
Passengers leave the depot, Pratt street
ES5H3a in the cars of the Philadelphia Whining
fIA4H ton and Baltimore Railroad Comnanv
S-99ea-EVERY MORNING, except Sundavsl nj
90clock, and EVERY AFTERNOON, at 3! O'Clock
except Sundays, which will he at 8, P. NJ.
On arrival at Havre de Grace, proceed to Port De
posite by steamboat Gosport, Capt. Sturgeon
Returning, the cars leave iavre de Grace at II O.
clock, (noOn) and al O'Clock, p. NJ.
Fare to Port Deposite as cents
G3- By taking the morning train it will allow ner-
sons who have business at Port Deposite to remain
several hours at that place and return to Baltimore the
same evening % Tickets must be procured at the
office before entering the cars.
A CRAWFORD, Agent,
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The members took the required oath.
Henry Myers was called TO the chair Tor the
purpose of organization.
Robert Howard was then unanmosly elect
Ell President.
A. II Pennington was unanimously elected
Clerk.
Elijah Sinners was elected Door-keeper
A message was received from the First
Branch, announcing its organization; and nam
ing Messrs Walsh and Brown, to wait upon
the Mayor. in connection with such gentlemen
as this Branch might select, to apprise him the
Councils are ready to receive from him any
communication he might think proper TO make.
Messrs. Keene and Green were appointed on
the part of this Branch, as said committee.
Mr.. Ceene verbally informed the Branch that
the joint committee had waited on the Mayor,
and that in few moments he would send a
communication.
The communication was received and read,
and on motion Of MIR. Lauderman, message
was sent to the First Branch, proposing to re-
fer it to Joint committee. Messrs. Lauder
man, Baker and Richardson, were appointed
the committee of this Branch. Messrs, Baker,
Myers and Green, were appointed the commit
tee on elections, and Mr.. Baker, the chairman,
reported that the members were duly elected,
and had the property qualifications required by
law. The report and the accompanying rcso-
luton were read and concurred in,
The resolution from the First Branch, autho-
rising the payment Of certain ground rent, was
concurred in.
The Branch Adjourned
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asOots AND pKRIoDICAIa. JnsI re.

d. OWEN s SON, LAG Baltimore street
Durbin's Observations in the East; Bibles for pre-
sets; Prayer Books, Sc. The Widow; lie ExBeCt-
ant; the HerCsS; the Quiet Husband; Talks of Wa
cIio0; Anua Miinor; Three Nights IN a Lifetime;
Iouce Smiley, he Yankee Bow Merchants Daugh-
tel; Marriage, sc, Standard Religious Works: Sab
bath School BooN,; Cheap Stationery; himanses;
SIC, > n2D
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EXPEDITI0US ROIrTE

To CHURCHVlLLE, hartford FURNACE, Alb
iagdon, Bella Spesutia NarowS, MichaeIsvilIe,
&c, in Hartford COUNTY, by the Phaicphi Vii
mington and Baltimore Railroad.
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore from
TSa Pratt street Depot, i'll the Cars at 9 O'Clock.
HTfIf7 AN. for Perrymansville On arrival there
will be in readiness for the
above named places and neighborhood BY taking
this route the passengers will arrive or hours in ad
vance OF any other line. o. Fare from Baltimore to
Perrymansville, 60! cents. se2O
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a sxe~F, FOR WHITE HAVEN AND
s!zsgyFJ rRtts.s=.s PONGOTEAGuE, (Accomac Coul-
xfsssssss-siSs- ty, Eastern shore of t.fania.) The
superior swift steamer TIL OMAS JEFFERSON, Cap
tain RoPERT ". HILL, win leave the Intersection Of
Pratt and Light street WhaIves every THURSDAY
MORNING, at eight O'Clock, lor Whitchaven, which
place she will leave the next morning, (FR DAY. al
O'Clock, for Pougoteague, reaching there about
Returning she will lcGve the latter place on SATUR-
DAY, at O'Clock, A. NJ, via WhtehaycA iof Bali
more, arriving here early the same evening.
Passage and Fare to Whiiehayen, 53.0g
DO. do POnCOteaCup. $50
For freight or passage apply on board.
This route will be continued until farther a9ii.s.
o. Passengers going to White Raven ,aA rely IrC21
a conveyance 10 any part Of Somerset o. n5ic?E.3!
counties, on application to Theo Dassij. Z. Pa
cess Anne, or Matthew Purnell, al SNOW I!l. s3sj
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
YNLY II, HAYW1H

uNLY Il. HAYWARD.
H. No. 25 HOWARD STREET,
third door from Fayctte ST.
Has opened general assortment Of FALL WIN
TER GOODS, which will be offered at moderate
pnCes-sHch as
Cloths, Cassimcrcs and Vestings
Blankets, Flannels and Lindseys
English MennnS very cheap Alpaccas
Green Baize; Full'd LindSPys and Kerseys
CaShmeres and MOuseneS, new style
Italian Lustrngs and Blue Black Gro de Swiss
Double width Black Bombazines, very cheap
Manchester and American Ginghams
Green Berage, Hosiery, Kid and other Gloves
SHAWLS-of Thibet, de Lame Cashmere, Broche,
Damask, Blanket, Stradilla sc.
TickngS, Checks, Canton Flannes, Drlliugs
Bleached and Brown MUSLtNS and other Domcs
tic GOODS, very low.
Also, Florence Braid, Rutland other BONNETS,
RIBBONS, sc. &c. OF
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Mr.. Walsh was called temporarily TO the
chair.
jacob |. Cohen, jr., was unanimously elect
cd President Of this Branch and took his seat.
On motion Of Mr. Walsh, the per diem of
the chief and assistant clerks, was fired at S.;
and the door-keeper, 81 so.
George P. Woodward was elected chief
clerk; Joseph Darling was elected assistant
clerk; and John Lingenfelter door-keeper,
An interchange of messages between the
Branches took place, relative to their being
organized.
On motion of Mr.. Soran, the reporters for
the city papers were admitted to seats in the
Branch.
The rules OF the last session were adopted
for the government of the present Branch.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, committee on
Elections was appointed, who reported favora-
bly, upon the members returned; which was a.
dopted.
A communication was received from the
Mayor, setting forth the reasons for calling the
Councils together, viz: the Importance of spec
dy action in the purchase of a site for Small
Pox Hospital, Sc
The message was referred to joint commit
Tee, consisting of the following gentlemen
Messrs. Lauderman, Baker and Richardson, Of
the Second Branch and Messrs. Brown, Soran
and Walsh, Of the First Branch.
Mr., Brown, from the aforegoing committee,
submitted the following resolutions;
Resolved, &C., That the Board Of Health,
with the appreciation Of the Mayor, be, and
they are hereby directed, to purchase the farm
now owned by Henry w. McCubbin, on the
south side of the Patapsco river, nearly oppo-
site Fort McHenry, and take all necessary mea-
sures to secure the erection thereon OF Small
Pox Hospital; and that the sum of twenty-five
hundred and fifty dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, be, and the same is hereby
appropriated, to carry into effect the provisions
Of this resolution.
Also, a resolution, directing the Board OF
Health TO prepare plan for the government,
sc. of the contemplated Hospital
The resolutions were advocated by Messrs.
Collins and Soran, and opposed by Mr. Pindell,
who favored postponement. They were pass
&c, sent to the other Branch, and concurred IN;
as also resolution repeating resolution of
1874, approptatlag money for similar pun
pose
A resolution was received from the Second
Branch, voting tina: no pay be allowed to
members or clerks fer this days service On
motion of Mr. Hickman, the resolution was
SO amended as to allow pay to the clerks; and
returned to the Second Branch as amended.
Mr., Watkins offered resolution authorising
the paymen! of ground rent on the lot leased
by the city for the erection of new market
house, in the Southern part of the city
Adopted.
A committee appointed to wait on the
Mayor, announced that he had no further com
munications to make; whereupon the Branch
adjourned till the third Monday in Decelnbe:
next.
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NNAYNARD 4: MOVES BLACK WRIT

MAYNARD q MOVES BLACK WRIT
WE ING INK. This Ink has stood the test of so
years experience, and during that time has been con
stanty Increasing in public favor and pah Onage and
became long since, and still continues be the lead
ing article OF the Kind in The country. 1t flows with
freedom, is permanently black, and will not mould
under any circumstances and is adapted 10 both steel
and quill pens. Dealers and CONSUMERS can be fur
nshed with it low as they generally pay for inrior
Inks. For sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT & NUDGE,
40 SOuth Charles street
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FOR CHESTERTOWN !,
FOR ANNAPOLIS, CApf-

n seSsn FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM.
observation-disclosures and EASTON The superior
<ssssSsnsase -swift Steamer THOMAS JEFFEP
SON, Capt. ROBERT NJ. HILL, will leave the intersec.
uon OF Light and Pratt-st. Wharves, on evetv TUES
DAY MORNING, at O'clock for the above nacps
and return the next day, leaving Easton every WED
NESDaY MORNING, at u O'Clock, and Cambridrp
at 81 o'clk., and Annapolis at - oclk for Baltimorp
Passage to Annapolis, 80 cts.
o Eastoh or cambridge, SI.5o. ol7-dtf