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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-10
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Il. r. CORBIN

E. L. WILLARD. r. r. CORBIN
HRS. WILLARD & CORBIN, having
~ associated themselves together in the
practice of Medicine, and all Of it's branches,
respectfully offer their services 70 the citl>
zens of Yozoo city and county.
OFEIcR on Jeffe~son street, formerly occue
pied by c. F. Hamer, Esq 2 doors from In
surance Building,) where they can always
be found unless engaged in their profession.
Yazoo city, May %, 1846. 46-1y.
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DIR. w. p. SAYLE,
HAVING established himseI

IL permanently in Yazoo City, for the
purpose of practising Medicine, Surgery and
Obsietrcs-would represent to tue public
that he has had l6 years experience in the
profession, during which time he has repeat
eddy performed most Of the capital operations
IN Surgery and Obstetrics, viz:-for calculus
or stone in the bladder, fractured scull, am
putations, strabismus and the various forms
of fstaIa and dropsies, instrumental Obstet-
RIGS, &c. His Office is opposite the Post
Office, where be will be found ready to give
prompt attention to all cases confded to his
clrel Jan %, 1916, 29-tf
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Brev't Brig. Gen. U. S. A. Commanding.
The Adj't General of the army, Washington.
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Private Boarding.
NOTICE..

WE would inform our patrons
and the public generally, that they
will find at IN Phoenix House 1.-THE most pO-
puar Hotel in the City, the very accOmmoda-
ting propretOrs, J. Lamkin & Co., always
ready with their attentive servants to con-
vsy horses, buggies, &c, to and from this
establishment TO our stable without extra
charge. Persons wishing any thing in the
livery business, will apply to US, or J. LAM
kin & Co..
BEACKMAN, SCOTT, Il Co.
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Judicial Distrscts Of Mississippi.
Arranged according 10 s4et Of 1874, and sVeRt into
operation after Tie late election.
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Inventory of Captured Property.

AAbG1tOAy "a captured FfOpeTOYs
Report of Board Of Officers, composed Of
Capt. g. Morris, Capt. G. II. Larnard and
Let 1t. B. Alvord of the 4th Infantry,
convened at the camp Of the Srd Brigade
on the 10th May, 1916, with orders to
take an inventory of that portion Of the
property which was collected in that camp,
captured from the Mexican Army in the
battle which occurred on the 9th May,
1646, about four miles north of Matamo.
Fos.
Ordnance and Ordnance Stores.
Six 6-pounder cannon-feld-p pieces.
Two l2-pounder cannon-feld-pieces.
Ammunition boxes for same, containing
40 rounds of G-pound canister fixed.
Ammunition boxes with rounds Of can.
mister for l2>pounders.
Five boxes containing 40 rounds l2.poud-
er canister.
SO rounds Of 6.pounder Snapshot fixed.
Timber with mules and harness belongs
ing to the eight feld>pieces.
Three bags Of slOw,match and printing
tubes.
39s stands of small arms, as follows:
3 "a; T. s sR ss'Ss;''
1s .eopes,s:, broken do p do unseres
100 cartridge boxes.
| 155, 600 rounds Of mnsket.ball cartridges.
Is lances. 90 swords. 2 cavalry gaidOns.
Entrenching Tolls.
80 shovels, 1Opickaxes, 10 axes.
Means Of Transportation.
About 500 mules.
: About $50 pack-saddles with trimmings.
E A large quantity Of cabristar and mats
for packing.
: 90 horses. rs saddles.
! 8 spring wagons with harness.
Ell 3 oxScaTts with pair Of oxen to each.
5 Subsistence.
8 sacks Of rice, sacks Of sugar,
;. sacks Of salt, sacks Of bread,
q sacks Of beans. kegs Of lard,
barrels Of flour, sack Of pepper,
sack Of -four, stones for pounding
81 corn.
Id PERSONAL Baggage Of 0Geers.
on Portfolios, Writing.desks, canopy and
x. other baggage Of Gen. Arisa-package
air containing orders and official correspond,
e. ence-the topoQ phieal sketch Of rost,
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am So Vee9 aaaDactEuliy.
your Obedient servant,
IA n 1LOhs
Bvs. Brig. Gen. U. s. Army, Commanding
The Abiutant General of the Army.

Battle of Resaca de la Palma, May 8.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCCUPATroN,l
Camp near Fort Brown, Texas,
Nav II 1915
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Too GOOD TO BE LOST ViUe la BGgdtelle!
The following toast was recently given at "dar-
kee celebration down South. '..--.. ;, -,
:" Massa Kashus Nj. Kay-de friend OBJ de
kulled poppiashum- -aIdough he hab wife skin
he hab also berry brack heart; which titles him
to de universal steam Oh dis 'sembly." .-.f ~,
~ --'a 7rum5uE Dem. %
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OF NORTH CAROLINA, ~ y :"
In the House Of Representatives., February 6
1846-On the resolution authorizing the Pre-
sdent to give the notice for the termination O
the joint occupancy of the Oregon territory.
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September 30. 3I7.
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fil:Sules, ndhit oem Sebnrltill Canal, IN
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etrpa 5 O1silsn bon ptsntclbriebsnen plans
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gen Die 6dlfte baar bem Insfsrfiaen nnc
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acitebcrt burtt 0anb nnc Oicrtaaae. SolS=
Lamb, baar bcm lteberliefsrn bes SGnftriefs.
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tr, cter bci O1. Sbrmas unb 5chn, SO. 93,
1Ballnn6ltra6s in spbilarelrbia. 9Biro
pcrfarft ouf Sefshl BON Samuel Spadman,
ereentor brs pTitrrtcnen Jobn payne, BON
Eici,oro Boone, Uacnt.
Sraoin9, Sept. Is. SIN
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llnion 0isbbof, &c. Septbr.

Union WisDb0f 26. Septbr. I64b.
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ren 0irainisn uno Obic. @tsnic 24O &abs
unb Sdber; $50 Sbmeine uno 2O0OSbaafs
unb Qdmner.
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$50 Die nab Rsu Dcrf eetriebsn, purosn psrs
fault ju $4a Biz 81 Die 100 pfuno. 70 Stdd
blisbsn titr9 2rodns Seibs psrfauftssn Su
81 biS Is; Sprin9sr $40 bio 20, une Wltlb
fibs su $19 bis 35 jsbs. Sbweins iino torts
mdbrsnb in ifarsr Na1frass Su $4a Biz $5&
bic 100 Yfuno. @baafs uno qdmnrsr psrs
fauftsn nb gu 81 bis 81 jstss, semds Der
Oualtdt.
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Spdtiabr szGlltcr!

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pcnlcIben ttnbet man Clue un9ep6bnlltb ppbl>
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SDarmeEta uub llpatae.
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bo nGt rs Cts. Ca fnlr o'Gcsfr, ishr
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Satinrtts, 3utbe unp g0llmirs,
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Shtn 9emuterts gaitmire nnr 81 ct.
90. DO De $llnc6 lo4 Cts.
3utbr, ISstrn3cu9e @attincts &C.
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Shatpl6! SNawl5 !! S6apl5 y!
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prrcsu, wsrpcn um sI,luen prcft rsrfauft.
so. l75, 9lrro 2te StraBs, 10 3bhrEn
uuterbaIt bem ,Serttcu Sarte" 6ctrI, ornI
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sptilaoelphia Sert 30. lN
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30. Scpt, Sr. Oanisl Sitter, nit OllB Sic
teta Slie, belce pon greter. -am l5 Sept
brrr 9aplp Brown, NIT O1l6 Olarp 9cebTt,
teire non gnmru.
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onaer Nteseltabn Depot III 0ouala6SIIe.
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ne tfentlicbe StraBc aetrennt, weltbs por
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nah ben Stdotben Nsu' 9tcbr, earlpille
grctsr, Olsp uno &c. fibrt.
SO. 3-45 9lfer aepd6laes Saltanlen
bcl,lanb bon l8 tis 20Sabrc 2Snbe, sslsse,
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SerbeiratDct.

turtb ben @brm. Srn. 9. NNiller, am 90
Ssptmbsr, S3srr Ratban Tlautr, init WnB
Barbara 9Giaiam, teioe pcn Olaloenerlsf.
-burb ben gbrn. (crn. u. Z. Sosrnan, am
13, Sspt, csrr Scipb Sitter BON grsHr NIT
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0interlo 6enftboft oee peritorbenen
0fcuben Srcrlcr,

weitanb BON qan9lbmam Saunib. Ssrfs Stp.
9abribt mirb Dermit 9s9sbsn, cas ben llns
terfbrisbenen, pom acbabtsn 3ounfbip, telfds
mentarttbe Srefs burtb Cen Ne9itrirsr BON
Ssrf6 Sauntp bs,oiIliat morrsn ftno. Nas cies
jsniasn rslbs nob 8orosrun9sn an 9soaht'n
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8sriu9 an Bic llnter(hristsnsn fir SsiobIuns
sin;ursiben. Spltba Die nob an 8uhibuIs
ben, Sanbsn, Noten otsr auf anoere Nrt ihuIe
big finc, msroen bisrmit auf9sforbert, jpiibsn
nun unp bsm lifsn @priI 1917 obiubeSaBIsn.
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8aae alt.
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4.tcn sebenejabrc.
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item Sabre ibres alters.
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Barbara ScGer, Satin BON Spbann ScNer,
aeborne 9 laIer, i'm 73n. Sabre ibrrs alters.
-an IL. Scpt, III 8etbcL OIara, Sod.
ter bon 9anlel Nepcr i'm Z. >etenejabrc.
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CIV. B. PALMER, Esq. is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making collections for the Ii
BERALE BEOBACHTER, at his offices in the
following cities:
Phladelphia-N. w. Corner of Third and
Chestnut strets.
New York--l60 Nassau street.
Baltmore----S E. Corner of Baltimore & Cal
vert strets
Boston----No. 6, State street.
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Don 2 IbaBbaren Saueretcn.
ni6t tcm Nrarius @icselbabn 9epct 3u
8erts Gauntp- Cbcnfalls
The Southern journal., 1846-04-11
i Flol-iShilg County,

As an evidence Of the vast extent 10
which county may attain in agrlcui
turdl purposes, one instance is cited,
that of Marion county. Ohio, which is
the smallest in the State in point OF
territory, and it is only 25 years since
the first acre Of land was sold by the
government. During the past year,
there were expolted-of wheat, flax
seed, grass seeds. butter, wool, and pot
and peall ashes, they put The weight in
pounds at l5,G53,600. Eighteen thou.
sand hogs and eight thousand horses
and mules are annually driven off.
There are 80 flour and grist mills, II
saw mills, and "a carding machines,
fulling and oil mills, and besides all
these, 100000 bushels Of corn and
oats are raised, which are not export.
ed TO much extent, because OF the dis
tance aud cot Of transportation.
The Southern journal., 1846-04-11
Agriculture. lis PutuIe Prosperity.

A Liverpool correspondent of the
Louisville Journal, after discussing
the relative value of American and
Russian hemp, thus writes: 81 must
not forget to speak Of new feature
that has been given to this market the
present week, by the appearance and
s'le Of some fine lots Of American
wool. The quality is highly spoken
Of, and there is no doubt but it will
soon be eagerly sought for. How
brilliant does the agricultural career
Of the United States apIe'r! The
hill region of Kentucky, Tennessee,
and Virginia, as wellas the Northern
States, will be covered with focks, and
wool will be added to cotton and hemp,
and silk for the supply Of the world.
Our wines, too, will come here in due
time, as our fruits have already done,
to compete with those Of the Europe
an continent.
The Southern journal., 1846-04-11
AGRICULTURAL.
A Ga3t Eaunar.

Mr.. Martin Smith, of Wheatland,
with 20 acres of laad, has sustained.
the last year, a family Of l3 children,
and had money on hand TO assist his
neighbors, who had 200 acres. By bis
good management and perseverance
he was enabled to hold on to his crop
three years for an improved market.
The committee on Farms Of the Mon
roe Agricultural Society, awardo d
him premium of a diploma, framed
and glazed. The secret Of his sue
cess, we understand, is his superior
method Of cultivation. He should be
made professor. The last Gennes,
see Farmer contains letter from him
in which he modestIy expressed bis
thanks 10 the committee, for the notice
they have taken of him.-RocheSter.
". T., Democrat.
The Southern journal., 1846-04-11
JOHN BAILLIE.
Under The Free Trader Office,

Under The Free Trader Office,
MAIN STREET, NATCHEz.
e s AS constantly on hand, large as
T. L sortmcnt of cheap goods, which he
will sell at very low prices for cash. As
bis stock is selected expressly for country
customers, he sollcits call from all with
whom economy these hard times is an OBJ
ject His assortment consists in part
Of
Blankets, white and colored,
Large and small Bed and Saddle do.
Cassimeres, Sattinets, Kentucky Jean
and Tweeds,
Kerseys and Linseys,
Red, yellow and white Flannels,
Bed Ticking and canton FIannels,
Bleached and unbleached Shifting of the
best brands,
Lowell Osnabnrgs, A, rs and "a,
Irish Linen, brown, black and white IIol-
lands,
Bombazine, Alpacas and Merinos,
Plain and twilled Mousselin de LANES,
Grape and Chamelions do.
Blanket and worsted Shawls, all sizes,
Bandana, flag and fancy silk pocket hdkfs
French and Italian black and fancy silk
cravats,
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons and Fanc,
Goods, &c.
CLOTHING-consisting of dress ant
irock coats; a good black dress coat 70,
$l2 90; Pilot, Pelto and Flushing Over
coats: all prices; Cashmere, Sattinel
Tweed and Jeans Pants, do; Fine liner
bosom Shirts; Lambswool and Nlerine
Undorshrts and Drawers; with "a genera
assortment Of every article in the line.
BOOTS and SHOES-a very complete
assortment. Super calf sewed Boots
waterproof do. and pegged do; russetts
kip and calf Broglus boys and misses
calf and kip sewed and pegged do.
SADDLERY--Men's Spanish and
English Saddles; ladies' Side Saddles fo,
$40; gents. English do. for So; bows do.
HATS, CAPS and BONNETS-con.
sisting of all varieties and shapes. Russia
Cashmere, Nutria and Wool Hats; Cloth
Velvet and Hair Seal Caps.
Florence Braid and Fancy Bonnets: a
few Bombazine do. for mourning, S3 each
with numerous other ARTICLES impossible tc
put into an advertisement.
o. Don't forget the store. the frs,
round the corner from Cotton Square, on
Main street.
April 90, 1845-42-Iy
The Southern journal., 1846-04-11
Science and Agriculture.


We copy the following judlcious observa
tons on the application of science to
agriculture, &c, from the Cheshire eng
land) Chroniclc:--
cit is as important TO the country that
agriculture should be scientifically under>
stood and studied as that manufacturing
science should progress. The mere cul-
ture of the land is nothing, except it be
co Quoted on the best possible principles.
10 plough and manure, to SOW and reap,
to break Up and lay down land, 10 breed
aud 10 rear stock, and TO farm and to labor
on farm, merely as they who have passed
away did, is no great merit. This is mere
ly to exercise an initiative talent. The
re sources OF the mind ought to be brought
to the labor; prfiilng not only by expert
ence bui il learning by experiment, we
may hope 10 see Improvement progress in
an equal ratio in agriculture as in mechan-
lcs; and the knowledge that the stores
of experieniia philosophy affords to be
applied 10 this, the most nseful of all arts,
Lecause it produces the raw material on
which The human race is fed and clothed
When the merely operative farmer knows
the value of science, he will see hat !: is
the best auxiliary 10 the production Of ag-
ricultural wealth and learn The secret why
his better informed neighbor. who has de-
voted some attention 10 such pqrsG.ts, has
beat him in the career Of cnterpi.1e. Ag-
ricultural societies are peculiarly benef-
clal in communicating his know ledge. -
They bring the results Of all systems into
competition; and must set those who are
behind in the contest thinking why they
aIe 50. Whatever experiments have been
tried, whatever failures experienced, are
brought under the review of all, the first
as lessons TO instruct, and the last as rocks
to avoid. The real value Of crosses in
breeding, Of intermixtures OF soils, of the
action ofpeculiar manures, of the introduc-
ton of seeds, and of the utility ofimple-
ments, are tested. The landlord and the
tenant, whose interests are identical, are
brought together, and may profit by the
intercourse"
The Southern journal., 1846-04-11
STATE BOOK BINDERY.
Blank Book Manufactory,

And Stationery Establishment at Nacha
I'D ICHARD ELWARD, takes this &C.
d a, cason to notify his friends and the
public generally: that having disposed of
The interest Of his establishment held al
jackson, of the firm of R. Edward g. Co.
he is prepared at his establishment, in
Natchez, to make to order and in superior
style, Blank Books for courts, public offices,
mercantile houses, &c. &c. Also, 10 rem
der entire satisfaction in all and every
branch Of Book Bindery. An excellent
lot Of Stationery also OH hand. Old books
carefully rebound.
~ III orders from any section of the
country promptly attended to-
N. B. Establishment at the old stand
Nachcz, Mississippi.
March 7, 1S46-34-tf