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Vf2GiNIt--N7 Rules held in the clerks one n, -
Crslit saf-ror Court Of Law and CHANGER, far me me
Pleasant MITCHELL Plain',a
Ola / Mitchell William Il Mitchell. Calvin VI IL
SON and Mary Aon has VIE, John Glover aud Iuarn i
WI, Robert Miteheil, samuel NJ Garland. Fdv,, ms
tabs.l AID Robot II. Ahierson, Defends, !
In CntNrEEY.
The Defendant, Edward Cabel not having cntq,,5,:
apPea aai given security according tothe Act Of A
biy aud the ruiz q tins Court, and appearing by sa,
tory eI idthre Tia he Is Mt an mtahiai Of His taun1
wealth. l. ord nd that the said Defendant do ar,
bill OF tn Plaintiff and that copy OF this oder BE- l,
viii asserted III SOM newspaper pub ssd il the town
l.1ah'ifE "a tw' m and posted at tat
tr,at d 70 Of tn Cont Eonse 81 this county ~
y tnpy-fcse.
Dc s-w2m IoNfllL. IEowN. c,.
! corr he'd Tor Campb.i county, at the Clerk, r.
"a thereof F,rsh"' To l4", o" Monday, the 18th d.,o
John p Mi ton and poin1cxter Brown, guardian of
infant children Amtrca Virginia Am and Henry frorn,
plaintiffs,
Susan Miuton, Campbell Moore and Selma C. hi v,f,
lat Selma { AiinsG l"oas Moore and Susan Ii, WIFE,
lat Moore, Eiizl eth p S,av, late Fliz L.,l ~
hlimoa aid nm H. {. foney, guardian Of lis mla, or
Breakcnril e loney, ncienlau, Wy
IL Cn.ScEnY
The defendant Wm. II. e. fonty having entered L.
'piearante aad si'ea secart. according the act OF A
bly, AVID the re> o this court aud it aslil g b, sa,l
weh. il ordered that he appear here on the second W
LAY IA November Hi l. answer the aiins biz and H.
copy II this order b. trhu ih nser cd tic ynrln|
Neiunl l1r mon. ls sfcrcssi, y and anon >, -
thereof b. posted On ia oa door oi the house otl
''an! On some court day. go ,e IN
Septic ''''''''' wan Sl'
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TiLORLNGt TiHORLNIff
fE'lIf undersigned having had lung experience in the
practice Il mfas"ao2,e cutting and making up work
ana cling eai'e e1ulencc Of giving satisfaction h
those Who may la,ar Inn with cali INST respectfully
offer hts "rtyles 10 io citizens u Nnchbara and lis
vicinity horma. by srel attention to business to mont
a share II patronage.
The fUr>rH. f'Gltsu and AMrnrcAx Ftsnioxs
will aceofdmg 10 @a"amcnl.bc received every month";
and. whilst sdheuaa suey 10 The fashions regard VIII
be had 10 smooth halns. easy and comfortable wear
Ins garments
JAMES Il. EDWARDS.
few doors above Meem SGvatkina.
and orp3s'lc Saul q. Thurman.
Al'So, nEeni tar Cosby 5 Compound Bcfs.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-21

+ Circuit superior toui Of law and Chanccry con.
tihaed of adjournment and held lie county 81 An
gust. ISL ' " "
Whom NJ 'anioI sr1 ny p9rtnrraf William Alorea an and
Mo'h Mel mel! merchants and partners trading under tic
hi ana style o Morgan ! ciaiel Samuel {, land ad
nlh'lfs,or de bHs non d Arrhbad Rob,rt.on decd aid
deed, " I,,' w., n''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-21

Amhrose r Mcdaniel, George Mcdaniel Bet, Davis.
john "atc and Peggy his wife, and " .lam NJ Ware,
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joan Il Nei'anie executor Il Lindsay Mcdaniel decd
w imam Mclnsc James T. NIcIla icl and samuel Watts
his securities the ,dil William Alc aaujl IN ls,rn roll
'i-'' I'am'l, Many Jones, Samuel Il,skcll Nancy
"a iiIN ol Joseph l4eshcdecd and Tn mas Strange
and So pima hs WIFE. it,'l.,n 'o''
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One EEcsndgcei Ia.0gt.antl Dollars.
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IRl ST SALE.
pursuance Of deed of trust made to the Undersigned
10y tarons g. Terry, bearing date the h October, lS6
andd0y eeorlcd the Clerks Office oi the Count,
Campbell, shah Thursday, the 2t day o October
il tur II not next tr lay, (Snnday eNcepsd) expose
sale, public auction the highest blddcI the dwelling
house oi sud &C Terry in the county OF Campbell, about
miles south OF ocsslic, the following property wit
Tract ol Land containing
lp5 .iCRES,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-21

4 I co1r held Tor Campb.d county, the Clerk, r
a thereof r,raiAnt 10 lAn, On Monday, the 18th d,,
Scp uhsf, lSi7. '' .
John Z Mi ton and loinlcxtcr Brown guardian Of L.
infant children America, Virginia, Al and Henry Prove
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02
AID AND COMFORT TO THE
ENEMY.

A fact has Just come 70 our knowledge
sayS the New Orleans G 'mmertIal TtWes
Of the 23rd., that grsvely comPromises the
neurraIly Of our frendr, the Spsn'aTds on
the Island Of Cuba, Ia be Waa We are 90"
wsqinQ With Mexico. A gentleman llsi
arrived in this ely from Havana, which
DOR, he ltf q very short time ago, INFORMS
US thsta few days previously TO his De.
oar,urs. he slw a schooner loading with
an a,sOred cargo, witch, (rom god au'hOlLy
be learned was destined fro Mexico. by
the las, arrival Of The EngliSh steamer from
Vera Cruz. 4 Mexican Pilot had ceHe pas
seupeF, having been dispatched 10 hs"ooai
= cooduc, this very schooner into the Tor
mor DOrl. TIE PiIO, was asked on h''
"rrivaI At Havans, how be could maHsg'
n svado the vigilance Of the AmeIlcs'
crui1srs, keeping up the blockade o. Vef'
C-uZ. aud Be replied, very confidently
ina, he shOuld experiences 90 o!iilcu'y =
gs,,,oq in. Our Informant, Of h's OW t
osr.oSal koowledgs, decIaFsI that . cons'o
ps.IIS amount q arms end munitions Q
~sr. wos TO goin the schooner aO ,! y
u5sd % beior lhen o. board; be h''a NEE
cnnn,sd tuo huudrsd pistols eOmPf'se'
therein. d.,;v. c,ou
. .ou,cs which does nO' sdmH Of me ~. 49,
90 II doubt rsgardingiis 'u'hen''el'y
1t.-.l, 0roves very indihsreni S'ats !. :
,bio0: a. Hsvana regarding he POI,
.u,u q lire POH. According to 'r'. ~
a,S ~. United States, recording 70 70
navigation Laws, secofdIas y " I 80 =
coo,Iruc,ion Of NsuiFal'iy, !" 49, ,..5 =,
E;'S am, o. uuniiiOu', intended l0f os''l
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02

On his return from Labradores he took an.
other pass leading to Linares and was at.
lacked BY large body Of the enemy and
nls rear guard cut of: This was effected
Oy rolling stones into the pass, which was
scarcely wide enough for single horse.
man. May managed to get through with
the main body and reached a spot where
ne was enabled to dismount and return TO
the suCcOr Of the rear guard, but il was too
late, as the enemy had relreated with their
prize. At one time during tha passage Of
the gorge the drag,iOns would have been
almost at the mercy Of the enemy had the
latter discharged their pieces with any &C.
curacy; for the position they occupied was
directly over the heads Of our troops. We
cannot ascertain Col. Mays loss, or wheth.
er he had any men killed or not.
At the present time, there can be no
doubt, Gems. Taylor, Twiggs, Patterson
ann Pillow are at Victoria, and with large
force. Had Gen. Taylor but a party Of
five hundred Texan rangers with him, their
services, with the enemy cavalry hanging
about him in almost every direction, would
be Observation-Disclosures of the 24th Jan.
UGTy.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02

LIEUTENANT GENERAL.-MOst Of our
readers are aware that Congress have re.
fused to create this Office. If it could have
been done entirely disconnected from
politics and such q man as Benton or
Houston, appointed to gil the station, we
have no dOubtit would have'added greatly to
the efficiency OfOur forces, but inasmuch as
the wings would have attempted to make
capital for their party out oft & would have
proclaimed Il As an act of injustice to Gems.
Scott and TaylOr-causing dissatisfaction
and preventing that harmony and good
feeling which should prevail in the army
among officers and men-the good effects
would thus have been neutralized, and pro-
baby il might have resulted iljuriOusly to
the public service.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT.

TEA AND COFFEE.-The Baltimore
American, one Of the ablest wing papers
published in the United States, strongly ur.
ges the imposition Of a duty on tea and
coffee, according TO the recommends.
ton Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
We would commend the following extract
from its columns to the special attention Of
those wing journalists who oppose it and
who, since the country has become involved
in war, and money is naeded to carry Il on,
manifest such q love for the dear people,
Ia time Of peace they commended that It was
Just 10 tax the sugar that renders the poor
man's'' tea or coffee palatable, they argued
strongly in favor OfimPOSiDg heavy duty on
the iron with which be tills his soil, on bis
salt which is an indispensable necessary
Of life, and on every article Of his clOthing'
yet when the country is at war, and the Ad-
ministration recommends duty on tea and
coffee, to be removed immediately after sts
conclusion, they raise their voices against
il, declaring it unjust and inSuPPOtaOle.-
But behold how triumphantly the Baltimore
American Vindicates the policy Of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, & thus rebukes the
factiOus spirit of its cO.labOrerS who have
manifested such horror at the bare idea OF
imposing tax on tea and coffee, although
It should be done to raise the means tor
prosecuting the war.
Toe Pruprsly Of laying dNties, at once
on tea and coffee, was NdVered 10 in yes.
tsrday's American. The exigency Of tie
case warrants repeated references to the
Subiscl. So ObViuus and easy a mode Of
iNcreSSiDg the revenue Of this iunctuTe in.
Vites the prompt action Of Congress. ant
seems to leave no room for doubt or hesila'
ton. Doubtless here are other articles
also, which, although bearing duties 81
present, might well be subjected to addI
tlonaI impOsIs. The necessity OF The
public WaNt requires that al such available
. UrcsS Of revenue should be imposed i'
the uImoSl before resort iS had 10 direc
tSxaIiOn. The latter, IL circumstances
should finally demand il, will require
ueW system Of machineEy-a system els
bOFaIe, involved and trOublesOme--whiel
afler Ill cannOt be put toto operation uns'
some time shall have passed.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02

The following communication, pub
lished in the New Orleans Picayune from
It's correspondent At TampiCO, under date q
January l9th., gives several items RELATIVE
to the Army Of Invasion aud lie mOvements
which will be interesting to our readers,
We will here mOhtion that the rumOr d
an anticipated engagement between the
forces under the commanded Gen. BOAlor
at SaltillO is regarded a. incorrect.
GcntIemaeR --Or6ors and countoFOrdeFp.
Col. Kinney, Of Corpus Christi, arrived
this morOing with dispatches fr"m Gen.
FAy Ior-ho left Y,clrla 90 the evening u
the 9th inst, having ridden over 200 miles
ia three days. He was attended p0EIiOn
Of the way by four dFagOOOo, aad came
through WHhOnly two attendants. Gen.
Shields receives orders from Gen. Taylor
TO suspend operations from the present.
The news from both OEmise, bTOughI BY
CO.. K, il Of great interest. He SayO that
the Mexican foVCe at San Luis POtOsi
amount, to $4,000 meN-ba estimates their
entire force 10 the field at $4,000.
The capture Of T,mpicO. according 10
Col. K. has created the greatest excitement
throughout the country Gan. Butler,
with Gen.. Worth and Wool aOd 5000 MeO
men-COuSidered the Riwer Of the array
were Of SIllilO A Mexica0 (o-ee IL
Is, 900 was reported on lite way u attack
them, and our meN hsd taken position
outside in snlici Jalion, AZ Ina tOWn was IN.
ca Pable Of EOutiIication. The eng gemea'
shaUld have taken place on the n h ul'..
and CT. Kinney speskS confidently "G our
success. the war seems to be c mm0nc.
lag 10 earnest YOI may rely upon The
accuracy OF G i. KS OPiniOO Of the siren.
9Th OfIhs enemy. He is perfectly informed.
by Mtx;canS throughout, the Couatgy 10 biz
pay, end I believe IL gelIer aeQuai0t d witt
them lhaO Gny Their PsrsOO in the e'untrH
His account Of his ride from Victoria =
rob 10 haiC breadth, scapts and mastery
slraiagSmS. He says thbt he ARow- In.
Mexican better than they know lhemselveS,
and think hiss given proof Of j.. .,-.
Gems. Taylor and Patterson ere Ht W.
tnria with 5000 men awaiting orders from
Gen. Scott. l. 10 not supposed that any
movement will be made against Sin LUIS
Pqtos,. Il 10 pronounced the sIT"Nges
fOrnfide port 10 ell Mexico, and S'nla Am"
has said that the man tint takes it Is vel
come to the c.PitsI. ] believe that cha"g
Of wnrfar 81 IN take place On Geo. ScO"'-
assuming Tho comm nd. TIE mnUHla'Nr
will be retained snd Vera Cruz sui jecten
by a land ultack-Ihsn ho! lur M.X'co!
But veu are douhtlesS better IntOFme a.
the plans Of our Government than ourselves
Al all event there yet remains everything
TO be- done.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02
~.rms of Advertising.

ADvVnTlsEMENTs will be inserted at The rate
.,nne Dollar. per square for the 6Fst insertion,
S0G FiCtv Cents for. each week thereafter
ios' or less, constituting square. The number
"finSertions required, must be marked on the
~,rpia OF the manuscript, OF they will be inseF-
IA I'm forbid, and charged accordingly.
Announcing candidates iOT Office will be Five
dollars for county Offices, and Ten Dollars for
state OfiCes-in advance.
Advertisements of personal alteration will
;uyoriably be chatged OOUBLE the iOFegO rates,
ana psyment required in advance.
Political, Cotton Circulars, or any articles Of
Individual interest, wall be charged as advertise
neOts, and must be paid for in advance.
Yearly ADVERTISEMENT
Not exceeding ten lines renewable ct
pleasure, per annum, $50 90
Mt exceeding thirty lines, 30 90
Not exceeding sixty lines, SO 90
The privilege Of anEual advertisers is limited
10 their own immediate business; and all adveF-
t,ementS for the benefit Of Other peTSOnS, cent in
~ them, must be paid for BY the square.
standing Advertisements.
Fer ten lines OF lees, three monthS, Sc 90
" F" g six months, 10 90
IS twelve months, 90 90
-. -alsquare, three mOH'hs, 90
six mOBths, 90
q = g. twelve months, Is 90
~ AN job work must be paid for on deliv
cry,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02

THE CRY OF VTCTORIA.-A journal
which is being published in ST. Louis by
MI. Bejamin L'andy, gives the following
account Of Victoria:
"The city Of Victoria, the capital Of
Tamaulipas, is situated about % deg. so
min. North latitude, 90 miles South of San
tanger or Ximines, $50 from MatamOras,
living at the base Of the mountains that
form the high table land Of Mexico. The
rivers run near the town. It was formerly
called AcquaIlO, but has been recently
changed to Victoria.
This location, says the New Orleans
Mercury, will place it about where Liera
is marked on the maps. Mr.. Lundy visited
Victoria twice, in 1884 and lsS6-Once
by the way of Rio Grando, Santa Rosa
and MOnclOva, and once direct from Mata'
moras up the coast.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02

The COucOrdia InteIligeneer Ofthe l9th,
in abiding to the passengers on the steam
er Magnolia on her downward trip = few
days previous 10 that time, thus speaks Of
Tie gallant and enIsrPrisiug young men.
who recehtly embarked At this place to join
The new regiment Of TeTHs Rangers' now
being raised By Col Jack Hays:
Amongst them were fifteen gallant yOuths'
from YazoO City (whOSe AOrses were on
decl) on their way 10 seek admission ln'0
Col Jack Hays's Texas Rangers or TO mo
AplaUa, sonsWhere, e. old Rough and
RsI5T may dispose Of Diem.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02

PRovERBs-A white glove often con-
csals dirty hand. The remedy for iHlu.
RES Is not TO remember them. Be friend
10 YOURSELF and OtheS win. Go into the
country 10 hear the news Of The town. Be
not baker If your head Is made Of butter.
Can me cousin, but cousin. me not. Faint
praise is dispangement. Ask thy purse
wa thou shouldst boy. Zeal without
knowledge is like Ere without light. Houih
and whfie paper soon take an impression
Vows made IN storms are forgOtlOn IN Gains.
The Church is out Of temper, when
charity L cold and zeal Is bot. The sting
oTreoroach is the truth Oft EHgy shoots
At obsrs and wounds herself A goos'
ouiH 4 more dangerous than ion'sclaw.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02

The Boston Wing commenting on Mr..
Clay's speech delivered in New Orleans on
the End inst, says:
Mr.. Clay may be misrePresented. We
hope he is. IF he isnOt, there are many
people in NcU England lrhO. upon reading
this, sOiH regret they eUcr OOted for him.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02

sren'S' with each Of whom these govern.
msniS are at peace. A representation
should BE- forthwith made by our Consul,
to quicken the Vigilance Of the police At
Havana, end other pOrIO Of the Island.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02
An Nsw Orlennu JefersOaian ~:

From the active and Ox'ensIVe prepare.
tons making BY the GOVsFnmen's Ws are
satisfied that 90 attack iS meditaied agai"sl
the castle of S,n Juan de- UlIu". CT
Topen, Of The engineer corps, has left
Washington GOF the sect OiwsF. The SP.
peDdagps Of war which have arrived here
serve Likewise 10 confirm the F1mOTS uPOn
this subject.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02
THF YAZOO DEMOCRAT

.,UpLIsHFD EVERY TUESDAY EVENING BY
q ". JONES Il +. BARKSDALE,
\. Main Street, YaEoO CIty-Over the Store
VI w W.uLAUk & CO.-At Three dollars q year,
o .ov,noc-or four dollars, IL not paid within a
y D.,Vh nom the time OF subscribing.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02
BUGLE SONG.

How sweet the sound
When woods around
Have heard the Pealing hOrnl
From bush and bTeake
Glad echoes wake. NOR
And hail the welcome mom-eOme
Each heart beats high,
And CLEANS each eye
To catch the welcome tone
Like mist that flies
From morning skies
Al sOTrOW now is gone.
How fresh TIE breezeI
How bright the treesl
How goldsn-hright the day.
The sparkling rih
Goes murmuring still
Through woodlands az away.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02
PONp8Ws
THE FALLEN TO THE LOVED AND
LOST.
BE "sHELBIE."

H II b IEs
| think Of you, when mem'ry fingers
AmOng the records of the past;
When fancy strikes, with fairy fingers,
A dirge Of hope too bright to last.
/ think Of you, when bOyhOOd's dreams
Of fame and bliss arise to view;
They wore the hues of truth, il seems,
But vanished like the morning dew.
] think Of you, when morning CLEANS
AthwaFl the dark and shadOWy sky,
When sol sends JOrth his brilliant beams,
The earth and air to purify.
think Of you, when daylight dies,
And stars illume the distant heaven,
And love seems driven from the skies,
To mock my heart 10 frenzy driven.
/ think OF you, by night, by day
Where'er turn, where'er | 60,
Your smile still shines upon my way,
Your voice still breathes of saddest wee.
Oh that your curse rang in mine ears;
Oh that you would in kindness hate
This could bear-hut silent tears
And words Of kindness seal my fate.
All fate so sad !--ah gloom so dark;
Why waste your love ON one so mad
With guilt, that there is left no spark
OF hope, TO cheer or make you glad.
Cursed be the hour when first touched
The maddening bowl ;--and cursed
but, no
/ will not blame--tbe hand that clutched
Ii was mine Own--the dregs are woe.
Oh I that the temper had not come
With friendships hOneyed words and
smile
Or, that be had been stricken dumb,
Had lost the power to charm and vile.
Oh ! that my nature were less base
Oh that had a stronger will;
yet might flI good mans place
Yet win the greatness dreamed Of still.
Then Joy might man our bark, and Love
lOad.st be TO guide us DER
The sea OF life and safe, above,
We'd land upon happier shore.
But, no | such bliss is not for me;
The future is all dark and dreary;
A wreck upon a stormy sea
A desert.traveIler, lost and weary.
have no hope ;--the drunkard's goal
Is almost won the opening grave
Will soon enwrap my limbs--my soul
Oh how shall that Gods anger brave!
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02
OH WATCH YOU WELL BY DAY.
LIGHT.
LIGHT.
BY SAMUEL LOVER.

BK SAMUEL LOVER
Oh watch you well by daylight,
By daylight may you fear,
But keep no. watch in darkness
The angels then are near;
For Heaven the sense bestoweth,
Our waking life to keep,
Its tender mercy shOwS'h,
To guard Ne in our sleep.
Then watch you well BY daylight
BY daylight you may fear,
But keep no watch in darkness
The angels then are near.
Oh watch you well 10 pleasure
For pleasures of betrays,
But keep no watch in sorrow,
When Joy withdraws its rays
For In the hour Of sorrow,
As 10 the darkness dear,
To Heaven entrust the morrow,
For angels then are near.
Oh watch you well BY daylight,
BY daylight may you fear,
But keep no watch in darkness
The angels then are near.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02

Jm-Ths numbor fJswu In LOudOI
!. considered 10 amount TO about 1900.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-02

Gems. Taylor, Patterson, Twiggs' Quit
man and Pillow, weTe all ct Victoria q
the last accounts.