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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-12-05

NOUHGes
y The fourth Monday ii january, 1916.
! shall offer for sale, ii fore nv Office
door n The inWn Of Yazoo CITY. "a. : -eresIit
q twelve months. all the riehi. title ana
lnterest of he. late Sarah &. Siillman s.
and 70 Lots Nns. ~. rs. I76. III. oo2 am
and 80, Al lylnR and beinp IN The tosn 81
AGO gllss Tor ibepaYmentof the deb,s of
the said Sarah s. Slillm8n, deed.
Jas. " BARNETT. Admsr
of Sarah s Slillman.s
DeceuhhF s. 1915. o5e
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0ST We received through the mail % last
Monday, a most contemptibly scurrilous
letter. The towardly scoundrel who wrote
It dalsd, got afix his signature TO it. The
lettsp was posi-. marked. "Liberty, Miss, !
and from the date and some other eircum.
sta6Ses connected with it, we believe it
emenaied from certain Mr., .HAsKIEI,w whom
we published some time since as asUindIer.
He says. that wherever hogoes, he succeeds
in convincing the people that our statement
is false. If he does, he must have grown
honest very fast lately. He swindled two
Of our citizens when he was here performs
ing as the "EsrIR OF sA5EH'', and is also
strongly suspected Of stealing fine cloak
from The Phoenix House; and we see by the
Port Gibson Herald, that he played siu.ilar
tricks in that place. This notice will show
him how 8ea regard bis threats; and if ever
he ShDwsabimselt in this place again, we
shall answer bis letter in more feeling
manner. Ats
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These prices, we presune, aFe largely IS
bove any sales that have been made ID New
Orleans for many years, except few small
lots, Of Mastodon, for . few persona who
Dough. seed from Nj: Abbey lass yeaf.
The MAsToDoN CoTToN is.nan certainly
ia successful completion with ne aaW.gin-
ned Sea Island, which i point % cotton
raised of the sea coast, bus eys ained e
before.
We heartly accord with che sentiments
expressed BY The Msssts. Galloway &.
Abbey has ceriainlE eslabllshedan sga ii
cotton growing.
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az Our lieie hbors will
'lease not dispuIl,e the res
p'sse Of aIn wnod pile.
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or We are under renewed obligations
to the attentive and accommodating clerks
OF the sisamers Lacon, Whiiegille, Wabash
Valley, tntYesia, Tor late papers.
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v. 81. 6. GALLOWAY.
- OnIEANa. Nov. 2o. ISIS.

Rev. r. AbBey. s's
Dear SIR We sold your 20 bales Masto>
don Cotton on the evening Of The dny we
wrote you last, the 18th inst, al 121 cents
per ID. for the Liverpool market. b ap.
PeaTance il is about midling fair 10 fairi
which gives the MAsToDoN over The Mexi.
can IS per cent. advantage il piice. We
think il probable we sold too low, but il
was the best we could 20. When this sta,
pie is better known. j, il quite probable i
will command IS per cent. over The Mezi'
can. YOurserespectfully, Sc,
Z. v.& l. g. GALLOWAY.
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Qn-iua- Saturday afternoon, wehaaqaits
sooossOrm here. Il showed nearly al
the AffsmGOn mdm0suOfEhs stiight, end
commenced again on Sunday qaeln0Ot, -
On Monday morning the snow, measured
four inches in4stsphs on Tussdby night snow
again felllOifhe depth Of near an inch. We
have not had auehsA foil Of snow in this
country since 49, and never, to the best Of
our recollection, Rs early 40 NoVember.
Since Saturday thewesvhsr has beenaexs
tremely cold, to the 90 small delight Of all
who possessed skates. and knew how TO use
them. We understand that some Of our
young men had fine spost4ksting upon the
ponds in our vIcisjly On Tuesday and, We'd
nesday last. That 'bee ,stcrY%s which was
going the roundsOf the papers some time
since, durns out 10 be no joke. The bees
ProPhesied truly; and judging from tiIis JJSitsI
specimen, We viii have 6h unusually severe
wintef. Lefodr @Ood.piIe alonel
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THE NETWORK
rry- fbenu Carnct Warehouse. AS PearI.sf.


Opposite Wam-sL) The subscribers inform their friends
and the public that they daily receiving their supplies Tor
the FALL TRADE which have been selected with great care
from aud best patterns and all OF which they are
now Offering prices suit the most rlgd economist
Brussels Csrpeng, new pattern TO ~ per yard
3ply Imperial, ........ Il
Double super and superhne Ingram, .....
Fine and com. Ing. rich bright cold....... 2Sto
Also, Floor OF CLOTHS. well seasoned, from TO ~
feet wide Rugs Dmggeis, Table and Piano Covers, and
Stair Rods Lamp Mats, Window Shades and all other arl
css connected with the trade. NJ extremely low prices
Strangers visiting the city particularly invited 10 call and
examine the above stock. SMITH a LOUNSBERY.
sl8 owls AS Pesri-st opposite William.
rvCheapest Carpet establishment In the ! ME
ted states, no 90 Bowery-HRAM ANDERSON has
lust large assortment of English Threefy and
Double superne Csrpetng Of pew and beautiful patterns,
all which will be sod 3 per cent less than the usual
prices. Also, jusl received
1900 yards warranted all wool ingram CUpe,ng os od 10
A. cd per yard.
LAOC0 Double superfne, 81 10 rs per yard
1900 Tuned Hearth Rugs, EOS each.
1900 so OIL Cloth. IS cd per yard.
5.Wo yards fig. Dmgeet, 5s per yard.
10000 Venetian stair Carpet, IS cd per yard.
5000 naing Ia Cd per yard.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No 80 Bowery.
sls Owls, the first establish shove Hester e.
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CHEAP MUSIC CHEAP MUSIC!
Drp Goods.

RICH FALL GOODS.
EDWARD r. MYERS, 81 Broadway, Is now receiving
Il one Of the and elegant assornenis Of
RICH FANCY GOODS that have ever been imported, EN-.
brscing all the late and mos desirable Pans styles selected
win great care aIs I Cf PAR ' SILKS
consisting OF every design, among winch may be found
Super Paris Brocsde znd embroidered Pout de Sole
Ricn do satin and glace horizontal do
Entire new STYLE Plsids Otiomans and Levan'ine Silk
Rich Rainbow and Ombre shaded Poui de Sole
Do satin striped and csmelon Plsids. for dinner dress
Do yelom Ottoman and Gro de Antique siks, n snd 20
inches.
Very superior v hte Brocsde for weddings.
Rich light Brccsde Silks, striped, plaid and horizontal
Black Silks OF every description and quality
Do waIered. striped and plaid
CASHMERE DECOSSE.
Rich plain ard embroidered Ombrr Cashmeres.
Do Omore striped and figured Moussein de Lsines
Ptris plaid ca.hmerelle, enure new article.
Do Onb'e Mousselin de LANES, rich gay colors
Rich small figured do for children r!s
'''" ''' CRAZE AND INDIA sHAwLs.
Rich white bscs and cord Embroidered Crape shawls-
Do Broche Long shaws from SD to ESQ each.
NV style ptaied Cashmere Shaws
Do do figured SILK Shswls; Thibet do.
Grape SIX Thibet and Cashmere scarfs.
PARIS CLOAKS.
Rich black and cord Velvet Cloaks, rt with gimp lace
New style Sill. and Ssln 90 do
Msaulss OF every description, at Apnees.
EMBROIDERIEs ANDsLACES.
very arg- assortment from the celebrated houses
In Paris of the latest and most approved styles.
RICH LACE DRESSES
Embroidered Lace Thule Grape aud Tareton Dresses.
Och do Muslin Needle Work do
Do Illusion. ombre shaded Tarlrton and Grape do
CLOAKINGs
One OF the extensive sssoenis to be found In the
city, Of entire new styles and desgns
MOURNING GOODS.
Black BOmbaZines OF superior fabric, al all prices
10 Alpaca. Lustre, and Moussein De LANES.
Do Grape, Grape and Lisse Wells
Win fun assortment Of Other articles FOR mourning
ALSO,
High cold Plaid Gin ghams small do. for children
Rich gaia and Tartan wooden Plsics-
Embroidered stitched REVERE and plain c hfkfs
silx sarn and velvet Sashss and Searis
New style velvet and six Bags Purses do.
Black, white and cord colion Hosiery ehldrensdo.
Do do silk Hosiery, of every description
Linens of the most approved mandatory.
Merincs Of all qualities and color.
Swiss, book, null, cambris and jsconet Auslins
Biacs ard cOrd SILK Velvet ~ and 81 Co.
Win very assofimen; Of other goods all OF nich
Will be offered me lowest market price oil ANYWAYS
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~ 4 Letter from T. j. W inchcII, Esq.-NLW-
YoRR, Juyl .8i5-Gentlemen feel anxious press my
gratitude you, only for myself but In behalf of my
friends for the great relief effected by YOU invaluable rem
edy. about three months since attacked by violent
cold cough and throat bacame las may say speech
less for | bad no voice. After trying various remedies
withoutsuccess, induced 10 your Cough Candy
by eminent physician and In two three DAYS
40 led re,une avocstions. Many friends by my ad
vice, the like affections, have tried the remedy, and
invariably with the happy and extraordinary results
presume you do require my humble evidence to add 10
your 1siy acquired fame but IN the hope may reach some
dOubter there be any this late date, subscribe myself
Yours very respectfully, T.. WINCHELL
Messrs. PEAsE & Sons, 40 Divisiol-sL
Sold wholesale aud retail al IS Dvision-st; 10 Astor
House; Ia Grandsi; Brigham i6l Broadway; Wilson $40
Hudson-st; Wan, rs Fulion-si; Miller II avenue d lS9
Fulton-sL Brooklyn, and 25i Broad ST Newark, N. j.
oil 2tWNS
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS

II
TUESDAY. P. NJ.
There was buoyant feeling in Stocks TO day and
r,,c., generally were better. At the second board
here wa. good demand and prices were strong
The Bill Market for the steamer does not close
,nb much activity. The supply sufficient but not
.rse sierlingea q lO. Francs rs a 22s.
The following semi annual dividends will be paid
The 5snks Of Boston on Monday next 9th October -
I.s Der cent Atlantic g. Boston 81 City 3, Columbian
EssIe "a, Freemans 81. Globe g. Granite 3, Hamilton
Msrke, 4 Massachusetts, 3, Mechanics 81 Merchants
Ia New.Enslsnd g. North 3, shawmut g. Shoe & Leather
Dealers 81. State 3 Suffolk T. Traders 3, fremont 3,
mon g. Washington 8 The whole amount Of Capital
4sO OO0 and the amount Of dividend SOL go be-
az Gil $50 more than last April.
i The value of Domesics exported from the port
Boston TO foreign countries. from Jan. 20 Sept %
as has been-Chins 366e O4 Chill. Peru and Cslifor-
ala So 400 Calcutta. 1914 Dutch East Indies "a sol;
s-sziIan porte l66 1856; Smyrna 50 s3l South Seas
4Os; Manila. q s63 Africa, 23047; Venezuela,
l2aB; Buenos Ayres. l20i5 Hayu, 324e6; Sumatra,
S22 West indies and all other places, q, 5is-Toal.
| L4Dss6il. Atlas.
The Portland Advertiser states that at meeting
Of the Directors of the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence Rail
road Company on Saturday last Hon. William Pre-
bic was choscn President.
OF the stock of the Boston, Concord and Mont
,ea Railroad about 81 100000 has been subscribed end
the remaining siOo0 900 will it is thought, be OBJ
aimed meeting of the stockholders is TO be held Oct
10Th for the purpose of organizing.
Ameeting of the friends of the Ogdensburg Road
va. held at Boston on the 25th inst which Abbot
Lawrence presided Resolutions were passed favorable
TO the project
The citizens of Sandwich, Mass. are making an
stemp, to procure a survey of route for Railroad
rom the termination OF The Old Colony Railroad, at
Plymouth, to that place.
The Harrisburg and Lancaster Railroad Company
are abou, to relay their road with rail of American
| manufacture
That portion of the w bash and Erie Canal with.
the jurisdiction Of Indiana gives but mcagre return
this season. being only $50 400 up to the Let
instant as follows At Lafayette sl62lo, Logansport
$40; Largo, tl60; Fort Wayne, $1,000.
The fu,her subscriptions TO the Worcester and
Providence Railroad reported ut the late meeting were
about t25O0O This leaves but small sum to be OBJ
tanned
Bcknells Philadelphia Reporter says money con
tnues somewhat in demand The banks have much
paper submitted to them they discount while out
dsors the rates for good paper range from seven to
pse per cent Paper of doubtful character cannot be
Negotiated terms favorable. Thus far, however,
our business have concerned themselves very little
whh the political affairs Of the present Fall
The National Bank has declared a dividend Of
three and half per cent payable and after the l0h
October next
Spurious $50 notes, purporting to be of the Bank
Of lhsca New.York. are in circulation in Philadelphia
They poorly executed.
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iuatfbcs, Jemelrp, &r.
rINE WAroHEs. JEWELRY, AND

SsILNth WAhEfBc subscribers nave rceeisuu Ny late
- mpoualions from celeorated OF
rur, De large oftnent VI nue. wv al bee,
IN adl,u 10 former well selected stocz, winch they
are prepared Oder the pubhc Al p,-s that cannot s
prvvlLg satisfactory. SAMl. hAMMOND ~
No. a Merchants Exchange, IN Whiani-sc
Mr. Hammond, while IN the late hfn, attended so.ey u
the repairing vi ali Fine Watches, aid Will continue " DO ~
M clou with present partner. who has established
hlsh reputation IN the profession 80
NIB Fine J-welry, SILVER Ware, and a'aney oi rnios
and Oce Cvcks sale al press winch canhot is " Do
Satisfactorily " The Purchs,cf ~ oAwtslm
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Y,Clairvoyancc-Msd'eaI Ireatment-Dr ;. 5.
LYoS with A. j. DAVIS the celebrated Poughkeepsie Clair
voyant returned this City and permanently located a,
No " Greenst between Spring and Prince, Broad
way where he Will be happy to receive hose VINO may de-
sire examination by Carvoyance Of their internal sruc
and economy with view to The removal Of functional
arrangement OF disease Hours OF reception from TO
A. ~ and from u 10 p NJ Examinations will be made al
es A. NJ and 81 F. NJ The Medical Faculty are Invited TO
call and be satisfied Of the reality and usefulness OF Clair
voyance. SO W.
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n New and EIegnnt Cnrpetings Of Fs

pOrialiOn-Rich AuDursOn Carpet, Royal NeIVtI WOns
Tapestry Brussels. Three Ply and Ingram Csrpeungs,
Floor Coih- English Duggets, &c &c
Comprising richest aud most elegant assortment OF
Carpengs and Floor Oh Cloths ever received into IN :
country selected with the greatest care and attention. and
containing many entirely patterns which for beauty Of
design brancy Of color and elegance OF hnish are supe
nor TO any thing before received
Strangers visiting city, and all others wishing the
latest and STYLES goods will do well 10 examine the
extensive stock where they will find all sruees necessary
TO furnish with the refined and al prices the most
reasonable REUBEN SMITH, Jr
21i Broadway opposite the City Hall
Dust opening large invoice Of beautiful English
Dmggeis and quarters OF most beautiful coors and OIL
the best quality Also an invoice OF Velvet DDgges,ex-
ceedngy rich 81 Inns
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MERICAN MUSEUM. and Aerisi 0udsn--M
hdsy September 2JSpeDdld performances IN The afsf'
noon O'clock and every evening a. hAlipsst he-sn'
gag-meni VI Oans OuAng, from ne Island OF Sofseo
The greatest novelty sod introduced 70 me pun
nc he Perhei Human Body. An AnuRsnt pssss ION r,
Delaware county. Ole Ball, u. s.ias Master ~. ,
sowing vi-wa HydroOxy M'cfoscope 49,,
Rockwell the famous fortune teller New and beautiful
Wax Figures, Liyiog serpenb, k- Aa"is'on % oen~-
CElldren under 10 years ~ crnA-
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FINE WAlCAkS,
.lewtlry. silver are, &C.

IL O. STONE testsDsned 1885, In constantly ADDING "
III. MS stocA The styles VI LEVER, LEflNE ana
PLAIN WATCHES; CHAINS, KEYS, PENCIL tAsESi
LOCkET, SPOONS, sc. &C. n. y. SIS Cash principle VI
1n, bu. Iess anu Win small ains, cApains
the cause people setmg along 80 us Wien sanS
Al MA Store alcnrs Jewsry carefully repaired va
Watches. Jewelry, and Silver taken In exchange a.
lbeit fall value, bought iof cash
'S HubbAAD u. STONE, col Broadway,
,.,1 .t.w MN A r lsu Corner W alkcr-st fcol
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A NEW AND CHEAP EDITION OF

DR CHEEVER's Lectures on Bunysn-LeciuTes on
the PILGRIMS Progress. and on the Life and Times OF
John Bunyan Bvth- Rev George B. Chsever, ID d. thick
vol $50 printed in large type price only 81 80 with fms
steel engravlngs, So.
CoSrsSrs-l Bunyan and his Times 2 Blnysns Temp
tstion 8 Bunyans Examination 4 Bunyan in Prison 5.
Providence Grace. and Genius Of Bunyan Cy OF De-
of The Interpreter Christian the Hi of Dculty q
Chr.fsu'. ght Nth Apolyon /" Christian IN ihs Valley
of Inc SHADOW Of Deaih H. Christian and Faithful In Nsni-
~ Pair: ~ Doubling Castle and Giant Despair; IS The
Delectable MOUNTAINS and Enchanted Ground IL Land
Beulsh AMI the River Of Death Is Chnssna Mercy, and
the Children. M,
ave know Of nothing in American literature more likely
10 be interesting and than these lectures The beauty
and force OF thsir gerry The poetic orsncy OF he de-
scptOns the correctness OF their sentiments and me eA
ceenl sprit which perv es the rnlt make their pesal
a feast ~ all Of th- rel gOus community. = I1osne
rSy Two riva edtions Of this valuable work have Just
been printed in Scotland where has met with distinguish
oi 2t. WILEY L PUTNAM, l6i Bro-dwsy.
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IN PRE- SIS.

L,ANNY FOREsTERS Book Of Sketches
Ramhles by Land and Water or Notes OF travel IN Gu
ba and Mexico including up The river Panu
co. and researches among Antiquities in Ta'mpas, by IS
VI Norman author Of Ranbes Yucatan, &C &c vol IL
mo. illustrated.
:" He turns his crafl TO small advantage.
Who knows not WHIST 20 light II brings"
s9nN PAINE < BURGESS. 90 John.sl,
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- ou,t. IN improvement 10 curing Piles has been e.
as,sd ~ late Of y CoraDdst by combining hsss Lini-
scso ~ 'ss IA a, of Ch,pa This viii the
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Beei very duh IN conscquence OF me approach oil new
Beef We notice sale Of 1000 bbs Prime. TO 60 OF
market reported at 20. We quote JG5 90 and heavy
Sales 100 bbls Beef Hams private Lard is firm
and wanted Terce Beef suitable for England is
The market we believe. is bare of Picked Meats
Smoked Hams Z; n 9 do Shoulders 7 do sides do
Beet g a g. In Butter and Cheese the market shows
not much change but Butter is doing rather better. We
quote Ohio III n l2i Western Store ~: % II Dair y
IA a L. Cheese 5; a = with inquiry for ship
ment bxs a 7 cks - n 81
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TIFFANY. YOUNG 4 ELLIS

4 NNOUNlt. tat Que hn has ia.ey visited most
"A OF the Iapuas Europe fVf the purpose of procuring,
10 the best anlagc ne cegan scuaries and speciAAi'
ues vi each; they have already ia store, OF WIZ 70
celye among others, the following goods;
FROM GENOA-Cvra brscolets, half rms broospos,
now ~ mucn worn, both IN London ana Pans Aiso ces "
ui variety OF silver Flloe Urisments, for wbich NO
l,.uve,r f.prl ants have prtUir corUfatou.
FROM FLOkENI E-Ai4UasisfF lsufes, Ia tne ponoeuon
OF the au quite unusual and very Tar removed IRON uose
usually
FROM bEKLIN-A very large collection Of Berlin Iron
uou. par color, out niost la percct fcseui
olaucs OF De best arusuquo Aso, lev new and carefully
seiecle I'd Berlin ona1rs'
FROM OUE-Ihe most elegant assortment and moet
vi specimens OF bohemian Giass ever imported,
,umps.ns Desert oe,s Vases, Occur bvles.
C,dia ,.ls IA Uanrl Royal b.ue, CLiys.puas Ofeun,
Amber Violet Liaot Prafl and Hose, oil VI winch were
Iuau- ard ueSufdied ~ uIdrf
FROM DnEsDEN-A few surpnsngj y richs specimens OF
Porcen Dessert Tea SETS, Etaerrcs fsufesAc Also,
A uupIy vi the DeauuiuI Uiesocb DULs HcaAa
FROM vIENNA-Empty boxes, lea Caddies, and Fsocy
"a, nled win and Urualu much supenor W INC be'in
aflcle l.. IA, -
FROM MUNICH-A new style OF Paintings Ia IN, o.
prcunar so-ss nnlsn YET quite moderate "a Price
FROM kNOLAND--A very large va'iey vi aucies 70
Paui.r Maeh. oiuanened several new aid original
.y-,-bronle SILVER, Pearl, Jet, O aud Leather Ovvds
PAPER Wax Fancy Stationery, various tcics VI fsfto-
mey ia winch preference is gwen ~ Engsh naxefs'
FROM PARISH variety, too extensive for an sdves.
fsi-u coinyfslng cOnpice ussoncnls OF every tbing
usually imported by of lsl vi winch sIsnsefs are lh
uIsd " c a cataiogurs =
The abvyo Dccu carefully sslected oeco
casa, viii be sod IN quannues Or ~ fes~s
a u.e lvw-rg possible prices sIs we0oss