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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-06

Just Received and for Sale bv
= 90. WOODMAN e. co. /, a few dozen
Of The Southern Harmony, and Musical
Companion, containing a cheice collection
OF Tunes Hymns, Psalms, Odes, and An.
'hems; selected from The most eminent
Antlors in lhe United States: together with
nearly one hundred neiD tunes, which lave
never before been published: --By WILrrAu
WALKER.
fazooc''N Sept. 10, 1915. ll-lf
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-06
N OTLC <.

~ lie subscriber having erected a GRlsT
~ MILL near bis residence, (about miles
from Yazoo CITY on the Benton road) will
DO prepared at all times to furnish fine fresh
Meal and Hominy either at the Mill or al
Mr.. II tIayman's Store in Yazoo City, and
Mr.. McNci's at Benton.
flo will also grind Corn, &c. for the use
Of Horses and cattle, for a reasonable toll.
Persons using feed will find it great saw
iug by having it ground.
A. II. MORTON.
June 81. 1914. Soft
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DR.. SDemCGP'S
Vegetable PiLLS are a Public
Blessing.


THEY are extremely mild in their operation,
neither causing sickness Of the stomach, nor any
unpleasant sensation in The system, as Is too FREE
quently the case with medicines given to act upon
the bowels; hence multtudes, who have been una
BILE TO take other pills preparations of medicine,
on account of their nauseatng effects, use these
pills without the slightest disagreeable feelings
All that is asked of those who have never yet be-
come acquainted with them, is to go at once and
procure one IS cent box, and the PrOpHetor's word
for it, they will Rever call for any othe kind of Pur
gatiVe Medicine 90 long as SpeHcer's Vegetable
Pills can be obtained. The character ofthis mfd-
cine is such that no family should be without il CIR
scarcely a week passes in any family but that some
one me n Der Of it would be benefited by aking
dose or two Ofthese Pills. They cleanse the stom.
ach and bowels of every thing injurious 70 health,
purify the blood, invigorate the circulation, ard
produce a healthy action throughout the system.
Ifevery family would keep this safe and valuable
medicine in their houses and administer in Tine,
az occasion might require, large amount ofgick-
ness and suffering might be prevented, and many
diseases eradicated that might otherwise become
seated in the system, and eventually deprive the
sufferer Of precious life,
The Pills are neatly put mp in boxes, containing
90 Pills, with directions for using them. Price Is
cents per box.
Fer sale in Yazoo city by
o. o. 'WOODMAE & CO.
and c. G. McKESSON.
In Benton By JAS. BLUHDELL. s. co.
And in al the towns and villages ia the State ane
Tars. ADnl. 25, 1915. 426m.
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Ror SIC a fIlfs Olice.

tut o1-LC 20 IIIIlJ NI---EI-1
suggested bY reading Pamphlet EN-.
titled The Unity of lhe ChuEch The Min.
istry Tie Apostolic Succession three dis.
courses, by The Ri. Rev. James Hervey
Oieg, Bishop Of Tennessee. 81 Rev. a.
B. Law RENC E, a Nj Minister Of the
Presbyterian Church. of yicksbnIe Price,
% cent per copy
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tEJ- ave 70 cumbla, Ala, $40; to Decatur
SIC; to Huntsville, Si4 50.-Time from Mem
phs, Tenn, TO Huntsvlee, Ala, days
STAGE OFFICES.-Memphis, Tenn, AT the
Commercial Hotel. Yazoo City, Miss, at the
Phmnix Hoassa
L. SIMS & BROTHERS.
March q, 1915. 37-em.
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CHARLESTON, S. c.,

via, Somervlle, Warenton, Jefferson, Ala Rome,
Cassville, Marietta, Decatur, Covington and Mad
ison, Ca. Al Holly Springs, also, connecting
with VIM. Milor's Tr-Woekly Line to Columbus,
Miss, via, Pontotoc and Aberdeen.
or Stage leaves Memphis for the South on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at O'Clock,
A. M.-For the East on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, az 5 O'Clock, A. M, Leaves Yazoc
CITY, North, on Wednesdays, Fndays and Sun.
days, at 6 O'Clock, A. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-19

Schr Aysueer, Hail. Boston.
Scht Pauline, fisids. Nswbsrn NC.
Sehr Iowa. Dayton Baltimore, eager MAILER.
Piacs.
Schr Psge, chamberlain, bcston:
Schr Bait mors, Sssvey. 81 Domingo, N l. McCrsady.
schr Johu Kendall. Pl!lsbuIv; Cuba, Elwsli { Co
schr Smith Brewster. Wilmington. N L MeCrssdy.
schr Indiana, Mich, Boston, Foster Niekcraon.
Schr Porpoise. Drake, South Amboy.
Soop Franklin Prentice Provdsnce
Schr Henry (of Calasl Pcttg IS days from Guyana
PR, with sugar. Duuscomh X Bsckwith
schr RlIrsbe.h HIkn.ss. Weakes Newbern. c. with
val stores 8 l. Mitchell.
schr Harrison Price, Bsaston Wilmington NC. with naval
stores. t. " McCready.
schr Juliet Wogiom, days from Petersburg with four and
tobacco TO Hunter.
Schr Hiram Dixon. Rush York River.
Schr Independence. Decker, York River.
Schr Mary Jewett, Eraucis, York River.
Bchr Chncarra, -, virginia
Schr Niagara, Ccarsen. Philadelphia, coal
Schr Lexington, Afford, Philadelphia. coal.
Srip Hudson Lawton fom Glasgow; and Francss, from
Ore ms are at anchor the Lower Bay No other vessels
in sight. .,
Ship, Hsvre for Havre; Kensiugton for Canton; Atlyss
for Antwerp Br bark Adam Carr for Gngow; Or bng bI
con. for Bermuda; Fanny Colt for Georgetown
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real Estate, At Auction-Lot with unfinished house
corner Greenwich and Charles street, ~ 'front.'
3 704 side and 76f the other, 800, Lot with
unfinished house corner Greenwich avenue adjoining
the above 81 'front.' col by about 80 eet S2750 Lot
with unfinished house on Greenwich avenue adjoining
lots with unfinished houses on Charles street
Greenwich avenue, 90 by IS feet $500 lots with
finished houses on Charles street near Greenwich ave-
Greenwich avenue same size, 81 $40. Lot Charles
street Greenwich avenue, same size, $2660. Lot
with unfinished house Factory street, 20 by about
rs feet, 81 $780, Lot with unfinished house adjoining
size 81 300 Lot with unfinished house adjoining,
same size 500 Lot with unfinished house adjoining
same size $240o Lot corner Factory near Charles st.
40 bv so fact 50 376
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-19
Brighton Cattle Market.

March l6-At Market, ITO Beef Cattle IS pairs Work
ing Oxen Is Cows and Calves, HOO Sheep, and 1900
SWINE 375 Beef Cattle 900 Sheep and 900 Swine unsold
at the close of the market
PRIcEs-Beef Csttle--Prices have declined; we no.
ced hve cattle only sold for S. quote extra IS
first quality, SIS IS So so; second - IS S.; third 81
a 81 SO.
We noticed two beautiful Heifers, weighing about 1000
EACH and extraordinary Steer fed by Col Sherwood
Auburn, NY. No sale effected.
Working Oxen-sales at $56, $50, SIS and 500.
Cows and Calves-Saies at $22, sal, $50 and es2
Sheep-Sales were made at 50, - so, and few very
6ne, So.
swine-A few lots were sold to peddls selected at %
for Sows &c for Barrows large barrow Hogs selected
4dc. At retail, At and 51c.
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Foreign Markets.

KiSosroN, Jam) Feb. 12.-Our market for exports
from the United States il overlooked The large i'm.
portatons Of Flour at the commencement Of the year
reached nearly $4,000 bbs and the inactive state othe
market the whole in the hands Of the consigness
Sales Of this STAPLE could not be effected over 81 so
per Dbl OF corn meal the stock is not heavy though
sales dull at so. Corn would not bring over rs
per bushel and the stock hand heavy Rice
Saes Of Carolina at 2os Pilot Bread ss Crackers 2os
Navy do los; Buttor, American, Sd to 3D. and large
stock; Lard dull Candles ditto; Pork prime 7os per
bb Cheese and beef both dull and stock large. Ex.
change on London, go days, per cent prem.PhLsdel
phio Gazette.
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New Bedford OIL Market.

[F0r the Week endlng Match 10, 1870 ] I"
sperm-There 10 some inquiry, but We have heard Of
transactions since our last.
Whale-The sales, made on Tuesday and Wednesday
1000 bbls handsome NV. Coast at 80 CENTS and about
1900 bbls do in lots at 81 cts cash-snce which the
market has been quiet
WhsleBone-A sale Of 1000 lb South Sea was made
the t the week at IS cts cash and Saturday and
Monday sales to the extent Of 400 900 Id, principally ~
w. Coast, at prices not transpired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-19

BRoKERs' BoARo, March I'LL share, Boston and
Provdsnce Railroad, ll0t; Boston and Worcester
Railroad, ll7i 90 Reading Railroad, an To- so do
SIT seller l0 90 do 81 10 Carr River Copper Company
oil 20 do Oh 5000 Reading Railroad Bonds 1850 7pl
seller 100 shares East Boston Company, lsi; ~ Nor
wich and Worcester Railroad, 65l 10; is DO GA; as
Long Island Ral,fosd att ia'do, All loo do, att seller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-19
New York. Wetlnesds

New York, Wednesday, March Is.
AsHKs-There Is but little doing in either description
BREApsTuvTs The market remains firm at our quota
tons Of yesterday
CorTox Tho market continues quiet, buyers prefer
ring await the arrival Of the steamer nearly DUE
Prices are r however, at quotations. and the sales
TO-DAY 600 bales.
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Passengers sailed.

LrEspsoL-Packet ship Fidea-Col w Blois sed resmt
England; Capt Alyne do do; w Lorraine ard lady,
Scotsnd Edward Sui lady and four children New ork
Mr. Buttehsd Edward Ruben, Mo. Lshmasr. Ststthei.
Dsruo, 81 LOUIS
HAvns-rsekst ship H.y~-Dr Ware, lady and servant Dr.
heywnd and lady, Miss Ware, Miss Lee Or Ben jCushins
Boston; WHY, Mis- Valentine, Phadelphis; Laiap,s
snd ia9y Liypgston Mr. Boicesl. Nsw Yc,k: Pc
A ksco, Augustin AranRo, Mr. Hus
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By Last Nights Southern HAIL.
MAHOGANY. ROSEWOOD, ZEBRAW'

Home POrtas
PHIlApELPHIA, March lsCd brig Morris G,aly. posly
B4badoes.
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TASSElS

UITABLE for trinning hts caps blinds shades pietusss
y sofas, umbrellas psr.sels cleahs aprons ,iesvs oE
&c Also. variety Of bindings and oGsd 70! sse wapse
by J. u ,. M AINAMD.
mis- imsm 81 Maiden lana corner OF Will a g.
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rUnLIsHED ~
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
EsnrH'wssr eoaNsa. oy FULTON AID HAssAu- sSass1a
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row morning, at ten o'clock.
The srrAxsa-Does the gentleman withdraw the mo-
The yeas and nays ordered but just the clerk
was about to call the ROLL
The motion to adjourn withdrawn.
MEMBEs-Move TO 60 into committee.
Mr. ADAMS rising. said that there was no quorum.
The SAEAEeA remarked that 1t not com pesent to
60 into comm,tte being quorum.
voIcE-"Call OF the House,, and another, "Yss
let's have CALI; and third, ~ ask Tor tsllsrs on
that"
Mr. Kyo, of Georgia. Judging by the voice, his body
being snss'o 81 10 gos%, endusd whether would
Journ TO meet to- morrow at 10 o'clock.
The SPEAKER said II would
Mr. IinsArrs observed that the Committee on Com.
merce had 10 meet tomorrow morning ut 10 o'clock on
this very bill
The question was aksn and the House agreed to meet
Two on Tasks yoiers-"Mr. Speaker, move that
the House adjourn"
Telsrs ana the yeas and nays called for at the
The srEAxra requested those in vsr Of the yeas and
nays to rise. They did %, and
The motion to adjourn was Withdrawn.
voIoE-"l renew III" and another. oh don't ~ and
third, Yes, We meet at 10 tomorrow
Teers were asked but not ordered, on call Of the
The House vva vcee, refused esll-syss %, o.
motion was made that the House sdjourn.
srEAxKa rose to put the question: whom the yeas
ana nays called for He requested those In favor
me and nays to rse and those who did not wish
" ne counted TO take their seats.
lwsnty Ave having voted the Affirmative, the ques-
"y @ m otlered 10 be taken BY yeas and nays.
sca az. INV otouSut ln-mor0 tnan hundred
nna w J-snd me side lamps were lighted We could
hs 'H uneLe we were, and seemed to could
"s r. r nIuie oeuer than when In the dark.
:, Inc roll was called aud, by vote OF 81 70 ss the
House refused to adjourn. - " " = " ~ w
no quorum voting, call Of the House was moved
ayes ~ noes 3D. Too Speaker voted in thu smrwss,.
and thsreiore the call was ordered. But
yeas aud nays ordered and tiken. 1 s"e
The result yeas 40, nays -.
The SPsAxER-The House refuses TO adiourr IT,,
Clerk will proceed with tho cali. i"e
This completed, ninsysx were sscsrtsinsd "a be /.
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but COMMENDED that from the very remark Of Sena
tor, that he knew this would pass, matter
what speeches might be made against 1t; and from
appeal OF the Senator to the regulations OF the Baltimore
Convention, his remarks at least constructive into
party appeal-ooviously so.
10 very deliberate mstnodicai and legal inveslSa-
ton, MIR Bsrrien dipped into the merits Of the respective
titles OF nations; and said should proceed
consider the Offer Of this government for equitable
division Of the territory, and the uniformity vi
o. toe a9h degree Some where along here la lustrs-
uon oil the perpeuy OF the Executive oaos and
tended to chow that the responsibility OF is acts
peculiar passage IRON the writings Of Chatssubrand =
Lhe Ming lives, let the people rejoice;
The King is dead, the King lives
Long live tns Klng-
Mr. b. Isaa iro@ las despatch Of Mr. Adams, seors-
mry OF state, 10 our minister at London, (Mr Rush)
IN 1918, instrscos him to pursue his pesot,stions with
view 70 d.terminae settlement the Oregon boun
especially instructed In relsrenoe 10 M. In
Read from the proposition omitted by thsse ssn,ls
10 the British Commissioner TO viii that ,ss .oh
degree shall be the boundary between the two nsou.
In the disputed territory provided shall be dis
two high contracting pa rss sna not b. cossra %
snsc, ths claims Of other nations
Mr.. Bsrrss-wss not that before we acquired tina
Mr.. BKsisS said that II was but that he should a.
proach to taat branch OF the subject by andby. Mr.
proposition Of 1918 time. What time it, will
the Senator from sassachussts reoollsctf
nc WkIsrka-I think IL was someume In the summer
Oh 1918 or perhaps in October.
mf. pEnstxs with some further conversation aside
WIN Mr webster, cited the British proposition of 1918,
wncn was thst tbs Oregon territory between the Is.
- :. sno ~ north being in dispute should be held
Dogoators bad refused to conaas ,ons
TO zoe territory 10 dispute south Of 4sh degree and It
rem tns tnat tne treaty OF the joint occupation of
tao whole Territory was suggested Mr. Bsrrisn then
examined osr TUE as derived oy conuguty sxpioration
settlement AMI oy the osssons of spain and Francs All
appointed distinctly The 10Th parallel Is the soundsry
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pToyements or Travellers.

The following arrivals at tho principal hotels yester
day than indicate the prospect Of early and
accession Of visitors and travellers through the
city On their summer excursions.
AMERIcAS.-A- Moore, Boston 7. SHINES, York 7;
w. Howe Long Island J. Carroll, Connscticut; Ed
chanan, Lancaster; James Smith PhiladelPhia; A.
French, Albany w. Coates, Philadelphia L. Arnold
Y. s.A; J. Noble, Albany; H Cozzens, Newport; H.
Shields, Va
Asros.-C. Davis, Boston c. Loeser, Pennsylvania ;
Capt Thompson, Baltimore II. Easement, England j.
Davis, Galveston ). Malone, Richmond; J. Hobson,
do; John Casey, Philadelphia; j. Dodge, Boston +
Hillmsn, Massachusetts; ]. Hunter Va; A. wemick.
Richmond J. Bnee. Tenn; George Armstrong, Liver
pool c. Jackson, Baltimore r. Pennington, Arkansas
n. Howe. Michigan J. Kilborn, Boston o. Barnes,
Philadelphia T. Coyle, Warrington; Hon. N. Wood
worth, Hyde Park w. DeLacy, Lake Superior; J. Haw
thorn, Providence Mr. Edmonds. Boston +. Kellogg.
Connecticut Cumming, Boston; Gen. Davies, Troy
Crr.-Com Shields, U. sN, NJ Shower, New Or.
leans Shelton, J. Bean, Boston; NJ. sharp, j. De
Cosar, Philadelphia; N. Webb Lafayette;C Lent. AL
bany; Thos. Morrogh. Chas. Enold, Conn; T. Clarke,
Albany Arnott, Pha; Rev DR. Bell. Penna; DR. Spen-
Ger, Morrstown J. serurisr, Washington; B. Wynkoop,
Phila; ~ Pringis, Q. Carolina
FHASrLIr.-J. HALEY, Florida; A. McAfakin Phila @
w Clinton Buffalo; N wilcox, New Haven; H.
Laughlin. Washington, D. F Colby, U. s Navy; T.
Barrett, Boston; Capt Day, Worcester; j. Nickerson,
Providencei A. johnson, Buffalo, r. Cole, shsrburne,
N Y; w. Flyn, Monroe; r. McCardu, Bridgeport; p.
Danforth, Le Royt J. Parsons, Boston.
HcwAao-R- Holman, Alabama; Dr. Phillips, Virgil
MAJ A. Cooper, Russell Durham, Geo. Bryan, Me
Robinson, w. Edward Hale, Maj 4 Mckenzie Lachine,
j. Mclean, Montreal; NJ. Hodges, Boston, D. Pringle.
Mass r. yaudon, Tennessee; D. Dix Mass; j. Dir, balti
mors; j. W. Burke, II. b ". sad Regiment
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CANAL ToLLs-srArr OF New Yesx.
$78.o@


will be observed that there has been an increase in
every week since the opening except the Ast two and
the falling OF in those two weeks was caused by
breakages the canal which delayed the boats In their
upward and downward trips.
The Nashua and Stark Manufacturing Corporations
make centennial dividends of ten per cent; The
Boot and the Appleton eight; and the Hamilton nix per
cent.
The Mississippi Banks appear to be In hot water and
against these institutions In the of the against
the Commercial Railroad Bank Of vcksburg under the
quo law Judge Coulter delivered the following
opinion
/" don't think this occasion that the parties arc
Obliged to demur to this Uaranfo believe that II Is
competent for parties 10 quash motion any process
that may have issued improperly from the Court Upon
former occasion have decded that this act OF the Le
gisature no law at ALL to entitle II to be called
il must be uniform and universal; 1t operate upon
all tho citizens of the State alike upon
thing but edic and do net consider self preeludsd
by the decision of the High Court Of Errors and
Appeals from entertaining that opinion still.
J. presume that Court did not look into this ques-
that whenever the question GENES before them they
Will decide II as have done, and think euttlsA to
that opinion still The information quashed and
the injunction dissolved" From this decision District
Attorney prayed an appeal
According to this bank charter il legal because
relates only to the corporators. 1t would BE- highly
gratifying to the stockholders of this and other Mississp
p banks If there could be Anal decision made in rea
ton to all the points ISSUE
We usual table Of quotations for the prins
pal State and other stocks used for Investment.
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THE FOREIGN MAILS.
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
THE HERALD FOR EUROPE.

The Great Western viii leave for Liverpool at three
clock this afternoon and her letter bags will close at
two o'clock.
The Herald for Europe double sheet will be Issued
hour before the mail closes and will con-
rain all the intelligence of Importance since the de-
parurs Of the steamship Hibernia from Boston. II will
contain msny Of the details Of the settlement Of the Ore
gon question the progress OF the war with Mexico the
latest commercial intelligence from ali parts ofthe Union,
the Congressional proceedings Of yesterday and the
week previous hs fashionable theatrical and political
news OF the day and the list of vessels in the principal
American and Canadian ports.
This publication viii be ready, in wrappers, at one
O'Clock and be sent to all parts of Europe Price,
.xpsnce a COPY.
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II will be observed that there has been an advance
since the 7h instant in most Of these stocks of severa
per cent
Some OF the stocks In this list have merely improve
In market value while there has been actual improve
ment In the real value Very few Of these stocks are
what can be called the fancy order although several Of
them are non-dvidend paying securities.
The Governor OF illinois has given notice that the re-
ccps Of the mill sax levied for the purpose Of pay
ing one cent Of the interest the debt Of that State
on the LIST Of July hiss been collected in FULL but
that the amount collected viii be paid at that Tine The
sum collected amounts to about thirty thousand
dollars which will pay only about onethird Of tn,
per cent then due and that 10 all the bondhosrs will
receive. This 10 the result Of all the promises made to
the bondholdcrs, when negotiations going on in
relation to the additional loan required complete the
canal The bondholders obligated themselves to ad-
certain amount, provided the legislature would
levy ax SUFFICIENT TO pay certain per cent interest
the whole debt of the state the TAX lcted accord
ing TO agreement, but its collection has progressed
slowly and many delays have been experienced that
appears only about onethird Of the tax has been
ceived The Legislature has one fts duty. but
not 50 much in favor Of the Executive Of that State
II was In his hav anticipated the collection THE
tax by short loan which ooul easily have been negoa
ted and the renewed credit OF tho State thus preserved
No difficulty would have been experienced In raising
fv thousand dollars for few months to have met thi
pay mont at maturity and had there been any energy
hbited by the government Of illinois, II would have
been raised and the faith Of the state pledged to the
eondholders would have been redeemed. What will be
the result Of this delinquency, or Whatever We
nay call II, 10 yet very doubtful II must discourag
ths hoadholAers md destroy ~ conAdsncs N he MtAIe