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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-12

or TIE
.WAIOO CITY WHIG.
An Tie solicitation Of many of
or friends and q desire on our
part ID make our papera useful me-
dunn Of communication 70 the pub
LID generally. we have determined
to ENLACE AND OTHERWISE IMPROVE
InE hrPE ARANcE or THE 8 y AGO
CITY WEIIG,n SO as 70 make it
more worthy Of a general circula-
ton among the people of the inter-
i0r Yazoo City IS the trading and
shipping point Of d large, rich, an
lpopulons section Of country, and the
facilities afforded Al this point for
lcollecting the latesteyents that trans
lpire in The political and commercial
world hold out inducements for
1.-The public to sustain journ It
this place devoted 70 the advance
#ment of its interests.
We have labored faithfully
shrough evil report. and through
lgood report for the last ten years
lin publishing a paper in Yazoo
CRY; and, during that whole period,
what patronage we have received,
was voluntarily and generously
rendered. without an effort on our
part to obtain il. Our interests are
identified with those of Yazoo City
there we have reared a family
and, here we expect to end the bal
lance of our days.
To effect the improvements
contemplated in the VINE, we shall
necessarily be compelled to incur
E considerable extra expense and,
to enable US to do this, we have
2 issued this PROSPECTUS, with the
!. view to add additional subscribers
to our list.
{ We have determined to make
!. the Vino worthy Of liberal and
generous support > and, we now
call upon our friends to use their in-
} huence and aid to accomplish this
: object. Two or three hundred adj
a ditional subscribers, and q more Ex-
TENDED patronage from Our adser-
Using friends VIII be all-suficIent
onr.aTrangement are such, that
!. We can con- emil assure cur pat
rons that they shall not be disap-
pointed IN their Pectations,-the
!. FHIG shall not be inferior to any
E of Its. contemporaries, in the QUAIL
+ Try and QUANTITY of reading mat
e ter It contains, or n the BEAUTY
and ACcURACv its MEcHAN1cAT.
!. EXECUTION We have engaged
the services of several gentlemen,
leminently qualified, to be regular
contributors to its columns-we
2 have, also, engaged the services of
e several commercial gentlemen, of
q New Orleans, to furnish us with
e ACCURATE reports of the markets,
! as we'll as all other matters which
will be of interest to the up-country
' reader. The local department of
! the paper, we shall take under our
= Town exclusive control, and every
2 incident that transpires which can
e impart interest, shall have hear
I ing through the columns of the
WHIG. In short, we intend to make
the Vine valuable newspaper to
all classes of readers.
JAMES A. STEVENS.
September &c, 1916.
TERMS.
The "Whig" s0iu be furnished
to subscribers at Three Dollars
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FF7VaE underigned having been appointed
by the Honorable Court. Of Probates Of
YazoO county, Mississippi "a the April Term,
the estate Of Valentine H. Snbett, decd,
will meet Al he Office Of Jeremiah Lamkir,
ESQ, ia Yazoo CITY On ihe 6rst Saturday OF
each month. Tor iha next elk nonthss for the
purpose ol fecel wing, exarling aud audltng
81 claims against said Sublait.
JEREMIAH LkMKIN,
J. III. LAWRENCE,
WILLIAM MILLS, lJr
May so, t54s 47-6m.
Wanted at this Office,
BOY IS 40 Apprentice 70 lhe Printing
"A bnsiness. One frona che ao1ntry and
aged about 16 years would he PFeieryedzs-
Apply Immediately
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M TIE subscriusr having erected a GRIsT
"a MIL fsof bis residence, (abOut 2 miles
from YoEoo Ciiy on the Benton road) will
90 prepared. az sl times 20 furnish fine fresh
Mcai and Iominy either at The Mill or at
or. n Hayman's Store ia YazoO City, and
lIr. McNeil's b Benton.
He wiltdlso grind Corn, Sc. for the use
Of Horses and cattle, for a reasonable toll.
PeIso0s using feed VIII End It great say.
iPs ~ having . ground.
All. MORTON.
June 2i. 1914. 50-tE
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FTRE INSURANCE..

Ocean Mutual Insurance Company
OFFlCE-NO. As Camp Street,
NEW ORLEANa.
DRECToRs:
VIM. A. GASQUET, President,
W. w. Montgomery, F. B. LsBeGW,
+. p. DucORge, ALer. Gordon,
J. G.. HaTriSOR, j. A. GdSquet,
EdD, Shift, r. w. Montgomery.
CHAs. BRIGGs, Secretary.
This Company, ~ an amendment of their
charter, passed at the last Session Of the
Legislature, is cow aNhoTized to Insure on
the Mutual System, and all persons insuring
their Property in The Office will be entitled
70 the privileges Of that System, in accor-
dance with the charter and bylaws, withOu;
mourning any kind of responsibility, from
which they are guarded by an express pro-
vision Of the amended charter.
All kinds Of property insured against Ere
on the most reasonable terms, aud the most
prompt aud liberal settlements made in ca
ses Of loss.
Oct /, lS44-14:t.
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! YIcIksnlrg EOundry.

-. AI|INI NEDWAIN @ W.
"a RE pep d r. execute and furnish all
"A kinds oi Wt.k Do the line Of Founders
and Machinisis. Engines and Machinery Of
every descripiion for Boats, mills or gins,
built Of repaired and. al work that may be
ordered viii Be promptly attended 70 and in
the best u1nuerRl reduced prices, we ms
wife acallirom planicrs and others 10 our
Establishment az Che -
L0per Lq0diag, TjckSburg.
q, B.-Highessprice 10 cash paid for. old
IRON brass Or copper.
Jane ~ le4s. 51-1y
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TwAVlNG been appe |nisd by Messts. Fisk
n g. Davis, Of Adams connly, Agent fof
uror Lands lying in The vicinity Of This city,
and vested with fuh powers p pfosecute
and remove Vll lrespassets on lhe sames al
pOIlon ave hereby notified thal from this
date tie law VIII 81 riaidly enforced against
offenders Willopi exception. The lands
number $40 acres, and are general Known
as the elIaHs Lands."
Al. II. MORTON.
v,,,4 -itv Info.pb lp1E 9-tf
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School ROOIxe.
FOr SAC ID tIlia lllIIIce.-

lew copies of Notes and. Observations.
- suggested By reading q Pamphlet en-.
titled THE Unity Of the Church: The Min:
issEy; The Apostolic Succession three ,lia.
courses, b. The RI. Rev. james Hervev
giey, blshop Of Iennesseen By Rev. 4.
3. Ia Y lekNCE, a Ma Minister sc lie
pEesbyseFian Church, Of VicksbuTg. Price.
p cents per copy.
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WORM TOYING. 4

ID over 5000 eases they have proved an infal-
libls remedy For the destruction OF those reptiles
Which are the means Of sweeping of Hundreds
and thousands of the most Blooming children
and youth, severing che chords Of affection, and
forever blasting the fondest hopes Of the parent.
SO great has their efficacy invariably proven, that
they may we'll be called the only certain worm
destroying medicine in use, and the greatest dis
Covery evef made for expelling the various kinds
of Worps that frequently and Interestingly
annoy both children and adults. They are a GER
tain remedy and pleasant 20 the tastes that chl-
drenr CRY Tor them, and eat them as readily as a
common peppermint Lozenge.
To parenta, we Ay do not be without these
IIozenges at any time attend 10 these sugges.
tons AZ you value the lives Of your children.
For sale in YazOo city By
o. q. WOODMAN & CO.,
and G. G. McKESSON.
In Benton by JAS. BLUNDELIl e co.
And in all the towns and villages in the State
aud Texas. April Is, b845. 42-6m.
HI LIS
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New w ork.

A TREATISE en- the law and
II practice Of the Probate Courts ST Mics
sissipPi; cQmprisine compila on Of The
Statutes OF the STAT. on Vie subject Of the
Probate Courts. Wills and Fstaments.
Estates Of Decessns Infants and Persons
non cOmpos dts. Dover ana Partition
Of Landa; Tie bold method rsonRed,
and illustrated with notes Common
Law end American Jufi rce To
which added "a ppendix Forms and
Prqqad nls: being fail end danu-
81 oI sclice, ads pied % ihe esa laws ers,
1nag and CLERKS eouEe sheriff xecu-
TORS 81 minis. na 9naEel4nei ay RALPH
NoHrH
TIE or ha above
re-. CON- tN, 6 CO..
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OF all the remedies ever discovered fol
lll6 sale, certain and ehectual cure of the
Ague and Fever. Of Chilis and Fever, none
have more meriled and received the annros
balion OF the Public ihan these Pills, UpI
wards 3 Eighty Thousand Boxes have been
sold, in only Six Slafee, within lie lati
twelve months, and over 10000 Boxes bl
these have been sold in the State OF Alabana
alone. The Proprietor has never known b
single instant whele these Pile have failed
10 cure the Chills and Fever, where they
have been used etY according 70 the
-reciions accompanying them. One box 0f
these Pills is gen lly efficient TO cure Fo
common cases Of callls and Fever
q q 81 & &
The following certificate was given By three
highly respectable Planters, near Fife Rost
Office, TalIadega CO., Ala, one of whom
bad used twelve boxes Of the Pills in his
own family.
This rs 70 certify that We have used Dr..
HHl's Fever and Agne PILE in our families
in several cases of Fever, and chills and Fe-
veri and their administrator has been atten-
dod with complete success. In no case have
they 6iled TO haVA the desired effect when
used according 70 directions, We think
they are good Pill, and Woald cheeFfally
recommend them 70 all persons subject 70
Fever, and chills and Fever.
Given under our hands, Feb. q. 1913,
JAMES BAGEY.
NAY. s. s43 JAMES MONTGOMERY.
june 29. '43 HARRIS TAYLOR.
For sale in Y szoo city BY
o. o. WO0D1TAN. 6z co.,
and c. G. McKESSOE.
Tn BENTON by JAS. BLUNDELI4 q co.
And In all the towns and VilleRe in The
State and Texas. April IS, 1916. 42-6m.
CHILDREN cay FOR
DIR. HULL'S
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Or Tic Subscribers, aware Of the importance
20 Planters end Physicians Of having Medicines
Which can bo relied on as FRESH and GENUINE,
have aiken paricDlar care ID the selection Of their
Stockian from tho arrangements they have made
in London, Peris and New York, for receiving
cousalt liesh supplies, they viii always be pre-
pared 70 furnish Phnters aud Physicians with
Medicines which they viii guarantees 81 superior
RualiIy. SlCKLES g. Co, Druggisfs, No. at
Magazine Street. 29-fns
The New York herald., 1846-04-21
Arrival of the caledonia.

This vessel arrived al Boston yesterday, and her
news Yves received in this cry at an early hour this
moruiag She brings advices from Liyerooor m
the 4th inst.
The cotton market was depressed.
The British have gained two great victories in
India.
AN EXTRA HERALD
will be issued at about seven o'clock this morning
The Wigs Of Columbus, Ohio. have elected sA.y
Mayor, Mr.. Decker, By n majority.
The New York herald., 1846-04-21
Steam ship Caledonia.
Mexican Ansirs.

This steamer is fully due, and her news may bc
expected some time to-day.
The New York herald., 1846-04-21
Coure Calend dar-Thi. D.v,

srrssror Cousr Nos. So 9. so H. Nc So 90. ~ 70,
9s6 7S ell 81 737 So - 3s 30 10 7s ~ s6 g. so co.
-, 81. ~. 81, ss, -. e5, 90, s7, es -, 100
CoMNcE PLrAs-Frst Pat-Nos. s. Q, is, II, 10, 81,
e. % q, 1 SECOND Psr-Nos. T. g. 10, 10, 20, -, ~,
-, 20, ~, 2eo.
The New York herald., 1846-04-21

RisF m BRonxLYS--MMrTARv CALEB osyr--(,wp
Man KIrLrp-TRRKATRNrNo STATE or AryArns
As we have before mentioned, the Irish lsbo reys
employed by the contractors for the Atlantic dock
works, South Brooklyn, struck, some time since.
for higher wages, and a limitation of working
hours. The contractors refused to sccede to the
rates demanded, aud employed Germans instead of
the Irish. About 500 Germans are now at work
there An attack having been threatened by the Irsh
the troops were called out last Saturday evening,
and occupied the ground until o'clock, on Sunday
morning. They then withdrew, and on Sunday
night, AZ report goes, German was shot near the
works by some unknown person, supposed to be an
irish laborer. The troops were again ordered oul
yesterday morning. to protect the Germans We
visited the scene OF action in the afternoon. and
found that the sheriff was there with an assembled
posse Of about $50 men. The military force con-
sists Of the Union Blues, Captain Goodchild, mus
terlng 20 men men; the City Guard, Capt OIney, 80
% men. and field pieces; and the Columbia Rife.
men, Capt. Morrison, IS men besides a partv ne
U. 8. troops, upon Governors Island who are kept
under arms, and ready to proceed to the ground at
General Underhill and staff, Breadier- General
Duryea and staff, and Colonel Quivedo, with the
officers Of tie brigade under his command
For the rioters TO Oppose oppose sue such force would be
any attack until the military are Withdrawn Crowds
ot them are, however, gathered In the vicinity of
the troops, cursing and swearing At them, kissing
and groanlng, calling them I'D yankees" and
British coming" The military bear it all with
becoming fortitude and patience, preserving the
most commendable discipline. They were to oc-
cuny the ground all last night. under arms.
While walking through Brooklyn, we observed
the following handful, purporting to be printed at
"the Volunteer Office, placarded on the most con.
spicuous places:
The New York herald., 1846-04-21

genius in Illinois by the name OF Rohnsou, has s
sued prospectus for the Wsrids Rgens,aor which he
proposes to publish weekly ut 0siena He says among
other thngs that the R.ss~sraior will advocate what
ever tends hA amsloraticn Of name condition while
in sta.s Of prob alton Il will extend ts hsnign inAu-
eucss from the East tho West from the North to
south II viii tssch kings, nobles presidents, cover
nors aud judges, and all other rulers, to remember
ruth and administer to all equity aud justice, and stop
not their sars v Tie cries Of he people,
The New York herald., 1846-04-21

NAVAL United States store ship Relief, Com
msndsr Robb, from the Pacific via Rio Janeiro,
arrived last evening. She has been absent five
years. Mr.. James H Brewer, bearer Of dispatches
from MIR. Wise, United States Minister AT Rio ia
neiro, came passenger. We are indebted 10 Com
mander RoDb for batch Of Rio papers. The fol-
lowing is list Of her officers
r @. R,bb, Esq.. Lieu.enaut Commanding; George
C,rocoressis, Lieutenant; Ed<ard stover, SPECIAL
Store Kseps, aud Acting MISTER; B. Hunter su geor;
Wn.H. Wilcox. Nj hpman and Acuns Master; y. X
Cooley Purssr's Clerk II. Townsend Captains Clerk
John Walker, Boatswain; Jas. L. 0sskins. Masters
Mate.
The New York herald., 1846-04-21

TaE OREecJ-The Oregon still lies on the rocs
where she struck, making water with the tide. We
found about four feet in her yesterday afternoon.
Another pump had been sent tor, with which il was
intended to keep her free, 80 that the leaks could be
stopped. Capt 81. John thinks she can be got of
tonight. A number Of scows are to be placed
under her guards to lift her of a. the tide rises We
hope she may be safely got Of.
The New York herald., 1846-04-21

COMMON CouScn-A TEMPEST INA TEAPOT. -
we have had the annual farce played by the quasi
economists OF the corporation. as glance at the
proceedings before the Board last evening will
show Indeed, we have had some curious revea.
tons, OIL and on, in relation to the Aims House,
and many humorous developments on the subec, of
oil contracts" and the sale OF " old clo', from
nat establishment but the late disclosures in rela.
tlon TO pigs, and tea, and the abuses which have
oeen hunted out by the committee, deserve, in the
WORDS OF one OF the members of the board, that
.neH names should be placed In letters Of gold be-
tore the City Hal" previous to their retiring from
Office 1t Is to be hoped that our city fathers last
evening, on retiring, during the half hour of recess
to the "tearoom," regaled themselves on the lest
specimens OF Canton packed tea" which has lat.
tery been the subject of such grave enqalry and in.
vestigation before them, as will be pc received nv
glance at their proceedings"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-01
EDUCATION MEETING.

The Education Association of saunton met pursuant
TO previous notice, at the Lecture Room the Epsco-
pal Church, Tuesday evening thc Dad ult } at half
past o'clock, CHARLES H. LEWIS, Esq, in the Chair.
Contrary to the wish of the Association and the gene
raj expectation OF the large audience collected to hear
the discussion upon this occasion, DIR. maxwell was
found absrnt-Wh ereupon Committee was appointed
10 wait upon him and request him 10 attend the
ing and participate in its deliberations
During the absence of the Committee IIrTLEToN
WADDELL, ESQ., being called on. arose and addressed
the Society in orcibc and eloquent manner upon the
great Importance of Education and its absolute
ty in free government.
The Committee having returned and reported Dr.
Maxwells inability from i'll health attend the meet
ing, rev MIR. SMITH was called on, who arose
and addressed the Association considerable length
upon the great Importance Of primary Education. and
the relative merits of the present and the District
School systcm-aitcr which Rev. Mr.. McELRoy stated
several facts connected with the operation Of primary
schools IN New York and the New England States and
sgnifed desire address the Association upon the
subject under consideration at future meeting,
when II was moved and carried that the subject be laid
over for farther discussion the regular meeting
of the Association
On motion the Society adjourned to meet on the 10th
day OF October. CHAS. I'll. LEWIS, President.
JNo. L. PEYToN, Secretary.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.
sTAuNToN, VIRGINIA.

TTNHE public respectfully informed that Mr. JONI
l. l.. CAMPBELL, already fayorably known in this
munity Professor of Languages in the Stanton Acac
Tor the present. to be associated with i'm this
the great of labor under which my health has
rousy suffered during the last session hope the pub
lie VIII perceive in II new claim their confidence and
patronage. BY this arrangement the services Of Mrs.
CAMPBELL will be retancd-and with impro vements
already made and contemplated in the connections
Seminary Edifce, with valuable accession of in
srumcnts and privileges in the Music department, and
additional Teacher engaged If her services should
be required in the ornamental branches it belle vcd
the claims of this school to patronage second
! in the Valley of Virginia.
prompt and steady support the part its friends
will be necessary 10 sustain the school the efforts
made to render il still worthy Of their
The Academic year commences the first day OF
Sepfembetrhen all requested to be present II clio
the first of July.
The first Session commences the first of Sepembcy,
the second Session on the first Of February.
Expenses for Session of Five Months.
English, Literary, and Scientific Course,
per session of five months, $40 10 & rs.
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, 10.
Music on Piano Forte or Guitar with in
structions in Vocal Music accompany
ing, and use Of Piano Forte, 90.
Drawing and Painting, 10.
Glass in Chemistry for Experiments, 80 cents each
lncidentals for Rents, 80 cents each.
OARDIN
Boarding in respectable and gentccl families can be
procured for from SIS TO s 10 per month.
PAY Nj f. N rs.
The bills for tuition payable in advance. As,
however, this is not enforced, they required be
paid the close ohe session. settled by bond bear
ing interest from the commencement of the session.
r.. w. BAILEY.
Aupust 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-01
NJ A r RED:

On the Gath ut., by the Rev. S. Miidebrand. ADAM
A. krBLiSoEa, Esq Of Charlottesville, Va; TO Miss
MARY ANN, daughter Or Mr. Geo. Cook, of this county
portion Of the BRIDES cake accompanied the
above notice.---Our young friends have ouf sin
cere wishes for their prosperity and happiness.
On Thursday evening last, by the Ret. 7. r, Cas-
tlcman Mr.. WM. ID. JoHNsoN to Miss MARoAREr
SARAH, daughter Of J. b. breckenridge, Esq.
On Thursday the Sd ult., by the Rev. J. c. Hem
sell, MIR DAVID e. AREHART to Miss BARBARA C..
BAssERMAN both Of this county.
On Thursday the I7th, by the same, MIR. JouN Lu.
CAS-, of this county, to Miss SARAm third daughter of
MIR. Joseph Mixer, Of Rockbridge.
On Thursday the oath ult., by the Rev. A. p Lud-
den, MIR. e. w. SHUEy to Miss SARAH MARGARET
youngest daughter Of Mr. Jacob Beard all of this couu
ty.
On the 18th ult., by the Rev l.. Emmcrson, Mr.
VALENTINE BIRD TO Miss elizabeth Cook, all Of
Pendicton county.
On the 10Th ultimo at Retreat, Fluvanna County,
Va, by the Rev. HartwclI ii. Cary Mr. PErEa
WHITE, of Scottsville, Albemarle County, to Miss
Esq.