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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-05


The anticipated cal 81 .he President Of
fJe United States has boenmade % MIses.
siboi fof lToops "a Regiment (930 men)
81 Infantry 81 RifIemen vii commence fen.
dezvousne a. Vicksbufg, of q Jackson, Y
temporary barracks cannot be procured a.
Vicksbnrp. within The present week + "a
known TO the people illal eage 20 money
10 pay foI The transportation 81 and spbslsts
ance 81 these troops have forhoFne q
make call upon tic ibenliiy he The peo-
Die ID supDlV Ne witt Tie necessary income
to deffag iliess EXPENSES The time hes
come foT acton and eau forbeaI ~ longer
= IMUsr HAVE NoNgv TIE Govern
ment has not yet supplied e. a money
supplied WILDE expended, as faf as aclIc-
able, for purposes recognized by Law and i
ii not 10 Be doubted thatsthe q. States viii
refund It. Captains commanding Compan.
les are Authorized TO receive loans, aud 70
give receipts and they are strictly enjoined
| to expend money SO obtained for purposes OF
necessary transportation and subsistence
to keep regular and correct account Of The
same, aud TO return il TO me, duly certified
when they arrive at the place Or rendezvous.
Persons at Yicksburg, loaning money will
deposit the same with Gen. A. q, BENNETr,
who will Be instructed 10 give receipts and
10 expend ihe money according TO LaW,
Those al Jackson, able 81 willing to advance
money to the Government. viii deposit the
same with WILLIAM MoRRIs, and it shall be
ltxpended under my direction-and pledge
myself to use my utmost exeriions 70 have
lit refunded, either By the National Of State
Government, in the shortest time possible,
A. g. BROWN,
GOUernrr ofthe State, of Mississippi.
Jackson. June ], 1916.
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NIcetimg.

at meeting Of the members Of the Bar
and the officers OF Court, held at the Court
House Of Yazoo county, 10 the town Of
Benton, on the last day Of the May Term,
1876, of the Circuit Court of said county;
the Hon. ROBERT S. G. PERKINS, was
called to the Chair, and JoHN BATTAILE ap,
pointed Secretary.
Whereupon, on motion Of @. D. Gibbs
Esq, the following resolutions. were unani,
mOusly adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Bal
and the Officers Of Court, be rendered tC
the Hon. ROBERT G. PERRY, for bis coufte
Gus and dignifed bearing on fine Bench
manifested during the present Term q sht
Court, and that we view his industry, IN
parliality, ability and assidious attention il
and 10 his Judicial duties. a safe guarantee
Of his usefulness on the Bench.
RcsOlred, That a Committee Of 1hrcl
members Of this Bar be appointed BY II,
Chair, TO wait on the Hon. Robert G. Perry
and present him with copy Of the aboY,
resolution and these proceedings
ResOlDed, That the Secretary request thl
publishers Of the newspapers in YazoO coun
~, 20 publish the proceedings Of this meet
ling.
Under the second resolutions The Chai
appointed William r. Niles, F. w. Quack
enbOss and John Batiaile, Esqs., Gle Com
mittec.
ROBERT s. 6 PERKINS, Chin.
JOHN BATrAILn, Sect'ry.
or Othes papers win please copy
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The Tariff:


The RepeUue Tariff proposed by Score.
tary Walker and now before Congress, con-
tains provision which is indeed remarka-
BILE, and that provision is this, that if, after
this Tariff shall go into effect, there shall
be deficiency in the public revenue, a duty
of TEN per cent. on TEA and COFFEE may
be levied by proclamation Of the President
This provision shows very clearly that the
authors Of the bill distrust its ability TO pro.
vide sufficient revenue for the wants Of the
country, although it processes to be strictly
a ReUenue Tariff
Our readers will please bear in mind, that
in the event Of such deficiency, the articles
which are selected TO bear the additional
burden, are not those which are consumed
Ivy the rich, nor those which come IN com,
petition with American labor; but Tea and
coffee, articles Of universal consumption,
ralsed ABROAD exclusively, and which there.
fore must be imported if used at all. Thus
instead Of giving our own people the benefit
If the "incidental protection" to be derived
from reUenue>dutles, those articles are 70 be
taxed which they do rot raise, and for which
therefore, they must pay so much the highet
nice.
And ratlrer-than DO this By Iac, the De-
mocEacy propose 60 give.to The President tht
power of taxing TEA and COFFEA by pro
claDatiOHi He cannot interfere with TIN
established duties upon silks, wines, anC
other Injuries. They are fixed by law, aDc
by law only can be changed, But the ar
ticles Of universal consumption, those which
eTery'poo man.needs throughout the Union
may be taxed temper cent. By proclamGtioi
Of the PresidenU The whole bill, indeed
Is fair illgStraliOn Of the actual regard 70
the rights and interests Of the people, fel
BY thal'parts which claims to Be purel
'.Democsatic.n
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TnE BENTON YOLUNTEERs.-On Tuesday
last this fine company Numbering 5s) under
the command Of that old veteran Col. John
Al. Sharp, arrived ia this place with the ex-
PectatiOn Of being joined by the company
here which would have made up The cons
pany Of ninety.Ihree, but owing 70 many Of
our city volunteers having Ieilfor Vicksburg,
they were somewhat disappointed in their
expectations as to getting of that evening.
Immediately on the arrival Of the Benton
Volunteers meeting Of the citizens was
called and after several enthusiastic and
patriotic speeches by Lieut.. ThOs. 2. SIade,
Col. John M. Sharp and others, many Of our
patriotic young men came forward and en-.
rolled theii names, and we are happy Il
state that bylO o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing the full number Of ninety.ihree wal
complete, and the volunteers returned I,
Benton in the afternoon to receive the Ban
ner presented 10 them BY the ladies Of thu
place.
About l o'clock yesterday, the company
returned to this place and were received b.
a few rounds from LATTE. We understand
the company will leave to-day on the steam
boat NJ. B. Hamer.
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ROBERT s. 6 PERKINS, Chin.
JOHN BATrArIr, sect'ry.
Or Othef papers viii please cop5

0SFBriga - General A.aG. 8enneti, 81
the ID Brgads Sd Division 81 oal State. has
been arp onsod BY Coz. Brown. conmlssipry
or spbsisience for ne Trobp g 81 rendez-
voused a Vioksburg under ts feceAl call
lU Volunteers
fho above appointment 81 Sen. Bennett
does nOt interfere Win bis nt and com.
mend b de lIha snd boh offices now
bella By H'n. he WI continue inddstioDaly
ae d bn duties
tbIe Sentinel.
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MARRIAGE OF THE AMERICAN MINISTER
AT TURIN.-TBe Hon. Robert Wickliac,
Jr., Charge d'AfIaires of the United States
at Turin, was married on the 9th Of April
% Miss Josephine Van HOutOn, Of Rotter.
dam, lady Of rank and fortune.
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VoLUNTEERs.-It is truly gratifying to
see the patriotic spirit that peryades the
breasts Of tho citizens Of the Southern states
from every quarter we hear Of their rally
ing around the Standard Of their country,
and rendering their services in defence Of
their country honor.
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From the N o. Bulletin.
Later from the Army!
MATAMOROG TAKEN

The steamship Telegraph has just arrived
from Piont Isabel, whence che sailed on the
ooh, bringing news one day laief than be-
fore. She came via Galveston,
Reports, that on the afternoon of the 18th
inst. detachment of 800 regulars and $50
volunteers proceeded to BaFiia and took pos
session Of it, and established military re.
pot.
In The night Of the 10lb,. an express ar,
rived from General Taylor, stating that he
had crossed the Rio Grande and had taken
the city Of Matamoros withou, opposition ,ihe
Mexicans having fed the city
The Mexicans from the last accounts
were deserving their ranks in battalions.
Two american regiments, with the x
ception Of about $50, having marched few
days previous were stationed at the BTazos
Point, awaiting the orders of Gen Taylor
Il was thought they would leave 81 we
ooh for Maiamoros via the old Bariia road
Col. Mcintosh, Captain Page, and at lie
others that were wounded IN the actions d
the 6th and Glib, are al Point Isabel, and
were Tecovennc
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Lost or Stolen:

I'm board the Steamer Yazoo Bell Box
- containing $50 chronological Charts,
80 Bills NOrtOn's selfsharpenIng PlOughs,
and Correspondence of ten years standing
flom ]. r. Giddings of Ohio, member TO
Congress, Andrew Kennedy from Indiana,
member to Congress, General Philemon
Thomas of Louisiana, Representative to
Congress, and large prive Correspondence
in the interim Books, Medicines, fishing
utensils and various other articles.-ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS is offered for the scoun.
dFel who took the Box, or Fifty Dollars for
the Box and Contents, with information
from whence il came.
E. II. MURRAY.
Yazoo City, May %, 1916. A6-tf.
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ORGANIZATION AND PAY or VOLUNTEERS
We give following infoflI lion respects
ing The organization and pay The Volnn>
te0r Tfoops Mr. P1lk int 70 call INTO
Indiana. 8 paper q lbs slrle lie rifes
as followers iclrs Seat.
AS there will doubtless g much anxiety
% know lhe precise pay and allowance OF
these troops, subjoin the. following memo;
Tandum, obtained At the Office of. the Adj
jutant General BY the 9th section Of the
act, the volunteers are 10 have the organic
alton Of the army Of the United States, and
the same pay and allowanceP.-Th private
will receive per month; which is The In
fanlry and Artillery payOf the regular army
ftuS.
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MIssssIPPI VOLUNTEERs.-We UNDER
stand that the Regiment required from this
State has already been raised and received
~ the Governor, and that some three q
four companies over and above tbe-numbe,
required have rendered their service 70
Governor Brown Bit could ~ s. received
By hiw. Lei them ~ eesao, rs.
OrIr 'no.tst dunn
peal g ne Pe eofsr
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Corrov FAcToRv II BRazrI. The Pr

CoTToy FACTORY IL BRAZIL The ProFS
idence Journal states thai the barqne justice
Story, sailed from that port few DAYS since
destined to Bahia, Bfazll With The machinery
necessary 81 put il opeTa ION 4 cotton factory
81 9 000 pindies Tie machinery belongs
70 comp IS 81 BIazillians. With one Amer
lean. CAnsoN, formerly 81 the United
States army. eH nen,lnclndlng an oversee
of ae7 department. and hrae woman, weavs
els. % ont ii The Justice Story. The
company proposes 70 make tWilled goods, No.
io lice and coffee bags and negro's wear.
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or The people Of Indiana are preparing
to false funds for Monument, to be erect-
ed on the Tippecanoe Battle Ground, in
memory Of the battle and those who fell
in It.
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ADKERTIs EmENTs.
MAJ. ARRANGEMENT.

The Eastern via Tuscumbia. and the Northern
va Memphis, arrives every Mondays. Thursday
and Saturday, II O'Clock, A. NJ. The Southern
via Vtcksburg, every Monday and Thursday.
DEPARTURES.
Northern and Eastern every Wednesday, Friday
and Sunday al S O'Clock A. 81.
Southern via Kieksburg every Wednesday and
Friday A. NJ.
N. B-Northetn, Eastern and Southern Mail
closes every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday a.
O'Clock p N.
As no land mail arrives 90 Sunday the office
viii not Sc kept open on thai dag, except alter
The arrival OF . steamboat, when The Office will be
kept open for one hour.
j. E. SHROPSHIRE, P. NJ.
Yazoo city, April "a, 1916. 42-tf.
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The accommodating and attentive
Clerks Of tho steamers M. B. Hamer, Vests
wood, Meteor, Dime, and Wave, win please
accept our thanks for late papers. -
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Il will be seen by reference to another
column Of to days pepper that Governor a.
G. Brown has At last receiped orders from
the War Department 10 make a call for
volunteers from this STATE, and accordingly
he has issued his Proclamation calling into
service "0le Regiment Of Infantry or Rife.
men,. This call viii be promptly and
speedily complied with, although hundreds
C'pur patriotic sons, despairing Of Tequi:
sitiOh Tor llieir services being made By the
Governor, have left some twOO three weeks
ago and joined the Louisiana volunteers.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-05

CAPTAIN WALKER.-The officers Of the
United States Army Of Occupation, have
raised purse of $1,000, as compliment
70 Captain Walker, the gallant Texan.
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YAzoo CRY YoLuNTEERs.-We stated
in our last paper, that ibis company, despair.
ing Of call being made for their services
by The Governor, had disbanded, but when
tue Governors proclamation was received
here on Sunday last, many Of tho company
Immediately came forward and again en-
rolled their names, but it.was feared that
the requisite number 10 form company
COS officers and Privates) could notbe raised
here as a company was also being raised in
Benton; under this apprehension, some ls
or 20 Of our company left here on Tuesday
last for Vicksburg 10 join the Vieksburg
Volunteers.
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erTbe United States slooP.of war DALE,
has been put upon the Dry Dock at Brooks
Ign, and is to be Immediately repaired and
equipped for services.
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or The Government has sent 40 order
10 the Messrs. SAVARY & Co, iron founders
of Philadelphia, for an immediate supply
of one hundred tons Of cannon balls. Also,
one hundred and ninety tons Of bomb shells
from DUNHAM's foundry, at New York, for
the use Of the army
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or The Hon. 7. W. Chalmers, our Senas
tor in Congress, viii please accept our thinks
for late public documents.
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81 the act oil 18th March, 1886, all vols
unteers and militia hereafter in the service
of the United States shall receive infantry
pay.-lf volunteer reaches camp to-day
and is honorably discharged tomorrow. by
the conclusion Of peace, or any other cause,
he is entitled TO full twelve months allow
ance for clothing but pay only for The time
he was actually 10 service, and in this case
for two days only, withdrawing to and from
the place of discharge.
So that the volunteers in this service will
receive a month pay Of about go 90 and
rations, but am of opinion the pay of the
troops who serve on foot, will be increased
S 90 per month-makinQ it equal TO that
of mounted men.
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MIIIrARH NMovErENTs.-C Companies d.
p. F. and G. of the I'd Regiment, II. S.
Artillery. lately stationed in New York bar
Dor and vicinity, two companies one Of In
fantry and one Of Artillery, lately stationed
at Fort McHenry, Baltimore, and two COM
panies a Fort Miflin, on the Delaware,
have been ordered 10 the Rio Grande.
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Acting q Ma.IerGan. Teza Volunloer

MEANS EoaETHING.- The Us 81 Senate
on the ooh, Dir. Turney inirodueed q reso-
olution which was adopted inslruciing the
committee on military Affairs 70 report
whether il was mol proper that the term d
service Of officers n the army should cease
on their reaching 50 years Of age. The pph.
lie will be at little loss to know al what old
veteran this arrow IS aimed.
Vicbsburg Sentinel
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lest notice heFso 8 this Department. INIT
propef steps may be taken % receive them
from other sections 81 tie country.
Very especially, your ob'dt servant,
W. q. MARCY,
Saeretayy cf War
His Excellency,
The Governor of Mississippi, Jackson.
memorandum Of The organisation Of Fols
untser Corps, under tie act of 18Th 81 Nay,
1876.
1 A company ofCayalry b Mounted men
will eonsistfof
] Captain, First Lieutenant, Second
Lieulenant, 4 Sergeanis. 4 CorpoFals, 2
Buglers. FaTrier and bIacksmitI, SO
Pfigates (as established by order OF the Pres
ident
4 Fegimen:of Cavalrysor Mounted ren
will consist of
] Colonel;
q ] Lieutenant Colonel;
- ] Major;
IS / Adiutant "a Lieut.. IN addition e
rs the Lieut.. of company,)
IL j Sergeant Major;
So Quarter Master sergeants
SS ! Principal Musician;
ISL 2 Chief Buglers. and
lS 10 Companies (for the organization
Of which sec aboVe.l
A company Of Infantry or Rifemen vii
consist Of Captain, First Lieutenant,
Second Lieutenant, 4 SeTgeanis, 4 Corpor
ais, 9 Musicians, so Priyales las establishes
/ by order Of the President.
Aregiment of Infantry or Ridemen vii
consist Of
~ i Colonel;
las ! Lieutenant Colonel;
oS Major;
Is = ! Adjuiant "a Lieutenant Of one Q
It tile companies but not in.addition.1
,Ig + ! Sergeant Major;
s. ! Quarter Master Sergeant;
j SS 2 Principal Musicians. and
i s - 10 Companies ffor the organizatio
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We copy from the sVicksburg Sentinel,
the following letter from Gen Gaines TO the
respective Governors Of Alabama, Tennes>
see, Kentucky, Missouri and MIss1ssIppr. in
compliance with which they all, excep. Cor.
Blown Of this State, Immediately mustered
The required number Of troops into service
and despatched them to Head Quarters, al
New Orleans Now, il the Governors of
the other States considered themselves ou-
tsOriscd to comply viii lie request Of Gen.
Gaines, upon what gtoundsdid our Efficient
Governor consider himself not authorized 10
muster into service yOlunieers9
The following is the call Gen. Gains made
upon Gov. Brown Of Tennessee. and II is
verbatim, with the change Of names and mum.
.beFs the same as the call upon our state and
others. We have seen his manuscript letter
to the Governor ofaour state, and compared
il with the above: s
LETTER FROM GES GAMES
HEAD QUARTERs NEsTERa DIVISION.
New Orleans, May 1876.
Sit Recent events IN Mexico, aud more
especially upon The Rio Grande, where hos.
Utilities against our pioneers and Teconnoit.
efing parties have commenced BY the Mexi.
can forces, convinced me that the Govern
ment of the United States will no longer
hesitate 10 authorize the concentration of q
respectable force Of Western Volunteers up.
on that important section Of our national
frontier.
/ TI,dar thss ;-,n....;cS I boyn sol;e.,.1 he
Presidents authority TO concentrate upon
that border in the present month, fifty bat
talions; each battalion TO consist of.six hun
dred men, TO be accepted into the service b
the United States FOR six months unles.
sooner discharged. To obgiate The loss o.
time in the accomplishment Of this all i'm
portant measure, think ii my duty to sal
that your Excellency would contribute mucl
to the interest of the service by anticipating
formal yequisition from the Department 0
War, By authorizing two, three or four bat
talions Of Infantry and Rihemen from th,
young men embracing the chivalry Of themes
see, TO organize and repair 10 this city a
soen as practicable. where they shall receive
arms, Nth every requisite supply TO promot,
their health and comfort, and render then
ISduy LOT dCttoHs from lulS CITY tuey VII
proceed by good vessels, steamers if posi-
BILE, to the Rio Grande near Matamoros.
have the honor to be, with great respect
your obedient servant.
EDMUND P. P. GAINES,
Major General United States Army,
Commanding Western Division
His Excellency Aaron V Brown,
Governor of the State Of Tennessee.
i. | m,
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The volunteers are 10 clothe themselves.
but will be armed by the Government, for
which they will receive the following allow-
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soorINc DksERTER Nessrs. ohnl
Adam and Giddings, II lht House 81 Rep.
tesenlaiy very DELICIOUS ip relasions Is
,hc shooline 81 tie two deserters from Gen.
Taylor camp, while swimming The Rio
Grande At Adams ahOrtitime since,
offered resolution bis effect. eThat tie
Prssiden. order Toe arrest and trial tpr
murder ~ such officers as have directed
desef.er. g Be sho. without trial" Not,
- we understand 4 from the army reports.
the deserlefs were shot while spimming TO
the Mexican camp II not fred at, they
must escape. How then, could they be
brOOgh ionall on me same ground a
whole regiment mig 60 over to the enemy,
and Che commander have no power 10 stop
them BY discharge Of artillery. because
the soldiers shosld Be tried frs,i Great and
sound reasoning this. Secrecy ia camp Il
Che FIRST requisite If a commander; and the
escape Of deseTter may sacrifice the live.
Of hundreds who remain faithful 10 their
Raga II General Taylor directed that these
men should be shot while SWIMMING to the
enemy, he Is justified, not only BY the laws
Of war butsby the laws Of common sense
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The following notice in the Picayune may
not be without interest TO readets in this
quarter:
NoTIcE.-The friends and relatives OF the
Texas volunteers are notified that letters
can be forwarded TO the army. by leaving
them at the army Office in The Commercial
Exchange, ST. Charles street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-01

\ -
TNHE Ninth Winter Session Of the Medical
il Deparlment OF Hampton Sidney COLLEGE
viii commence in Richmond on the Last MON
DAY in October, (lhe 26lh) and continue until
The last Of February following.
yoHs CUlLEN. q. D., Prof. Of the Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
A l. MAaassa-Aa--xas
II. T. BoHAsAE, NJ. D., Professor Of obsts.
trics and Diseases Of Wonen and Children.
8. MAUPix, Nj. D., Prof. OF Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
JEsFRlEs WrnAs, u. p, Prof.. Of Anatomy
and Physiology.
The College Building, riyaling In beauty,
commodiousness ard convenience, any similar
structure in our eouniry, has been completed,
and oilers 10 the student advantages Ia the pro-
sscuiion Of bis preparatory studies, which hilh-
erio the Faculty was unable TO prefer 10 him.
The College In6rmary has been in full operation
for the past year, and has furnished more fire.
qaeut opportunities 70 witness the lesser and
more impsrtsnt surgical operations than any
Hospital 10 the U. States. independent IL the
surgical cases, the student can constantly find
Interesting cases illustrating the various disc as
Is Of the South, with the treatment which ex
perience>has thoroughly tested. The Cir Aims
House is under the charge Of one Of the fscul-
", end will be open 10 the Medical Glass for
clinical instruction. The facilities for stud wing
practical anatomy and operative surgery are
unsurpassed. Physicians in the country and
others who do not receive the Catalogue for the
present year, which will be issued during this
month. (July) will please send their names and
post-ofice (post-paid) to the Dean.
AUG. L. WARNER. NJ. D.,
Dsaa Of The Faculty.
Richmond. July 16. le46-S5