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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-17

Medieal DepaRtmenf.:

lN0CN4M2&4M lDCNye44 NAMMGNMUa
TIME regular course Of Lectures in The n.
A. stitute viii cOmmence on the First ~ NJ
Vember, and cOntinue untiIthe last q Februa,v
The Anatomical Department wiifbe oneno5
and ready to receive students By the FirTt ~
October. The Medical Departments viii ~
under the direction Of the following
0FESS oRSE
:. CONQUEST CROSS, M. D., Professo, e
the I1gtitTtes Of Mediaine and Medical Jgris.,
prudence.
4. FKEEN%N. %. D., Professor Of Anatoms,.
r S. NEWTON. ". D., Professor Of Sargery.
II. J. HULCE, H. H., Professors of TheoIv-
and Practice Of Medicine.
w. BYRD POWELL, ". D., Professor Of
Physiology, Pathology, &ineTaJOgy sBdGvr
ology.
J. KING, NJ. D., Professor of MateTia Medicas
Therapeutics.
j. MILTON SANDERS, A. NJ, NJ, D., Pro-
lessor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
J. A. WILSON, NJ. D., Professor of Oh
stetrics and Diseases of Women and Chill.
dren.
oLNIQUE LECTURERS
MEDIcINE-PROF. H. J. HULCE.
SURGERY-PROF. r. S. NEWTON.
4. FREEMAN, M. D., Anatomical Demon
strator.
The fees for full course Oflectures amount
TO $I05. ''''"'
Each Professors Ticket, SI5. Matriculator,s
80. Demonstrators Fee, go Graduation,
Those desiring further information will
please address their letters (post paid) to the
Dean; and students arriving in the city will
please call on him at the Commercial Hotel
R. S. NEWTON, NJ. D.,
Dean Ofthe Faculty.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
HON. E. w. NJ. KING, Professor of Theory
and Practice of Law.
Hon. v. D. BARRY, Professor of CONNER.
cial Jurisprudence
TERMs-S50 per Session.
All communications pertaining to this de-
partment must be addressed to
E.W. M. KING, ESQ.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March, 1850.
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities
moral worth and professional requirements,
will compare favorably with the most distin-
guished in our country. The medical faculty
constitutes an anomaly in this or any other
EcOuntry-all Of them are able lecturers and the
best of teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geograph-
ical position, and the extent VI our population.
can have no doubt as to the eligibility of our
situation for an enterprise of the kind. As to
health, including all seasons of the year, we
deny that ANY OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
A common error exists in the minds Of
many students relative to the place of studying
medicine; those whO intend practicing among
the diseases Of the West and South should GER
tainly educate themselves at u school whose
Faculty are practically acquainted with those
diseases.
That the public may be satisfied of the per-
NANCY Of this school, we feel it our duty to
state, that the Trustees and Faculty form a
UNIT in action, which augurs we'll for its fu-
ture success and that the peculiar internal or
ganization which connects them, cannot be
interrupted.
E. ". NJ. KING,
President ofthe Memphis Institute.
March 80 185O,-1I2-tf.
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SUMMER HATS.

lust received large and splendid assort-
q ment of Summer Hats of every kind-tO
suit master or slave, as to price and quality
Examine my stock before purchasing else
where Nv. Caldwell
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-17

UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
Alarge lOt for sale, by J.V.CALDWELL.
Aprill3,
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Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing March "a Ian
EIARATE Proposals. Al ssasd and md. endorsed Proposals @
M Monday the % day Of April next or furnishing deliver
quired United States navy dhseowa, Sassasas
only o The following ARTICLES be required ordered The
%andSg Officers o. the said yards during hs nsea ending
Flour biscuit ws,ksy coffee, butter. moa..s
s4s 1850 perfectly in all respects d quality
and y squa % the best description Of Riehmond -four
Se delivered 1n in good sound hh. barrels with lining hoops
The biscuit wholly from sweet superne aou, Of mn
manufacture Of the is4s 1885, fully equal ~
quality and conform in the samples which deposited IN
well packed and delivered free o. charge United States IN
cured o. in tight whisky spirit casks barrels al the opon 81
the wdskey wholly from grain. Or wn,. !, ,s..
Moot ps s ;, b ,sd s
aSsss s ca
be re- e sseS spPas go order ss free q an
sound BARRELS With lining hoops AZ sasa Ses ana Dc delivered in
Tine tea shall BE good quality Young Hyon equal 10 the sam
The so cod shall be equal TO the hes, Cuba coffee.
barrels s sasS. a. .s
quality table butter, worked clear q !.
fluids and be delivered in seasoned white oak kegs eighty
The moasses shall be equal the quality Orleans mo
ws s snd * q as
condition. --''r'e
The beans shall be In
barrels, with the heads well secured sI3 -
The vinegar shall be Of quality vinegar and be de-
ivered In good barrels which
and pacedi the best shipping condition.
The pickles shall be
the kegs 10 be OF seasoned white be dey
cred strong salt brine vinegar opon bureau te
vegetable only 70 be paid for the price be whether in
brine vinegar. "
The raisins shall be best quality bunch shah be de-
versd good strong substantial boxes and hoped end
rns sS Spps sS Be- q quality and shall be
The soap shall be manuae,ured from cocoanu. Oil and be Of
in good strong boxes about pounds hoope
at each end the price TO be uniform at all the stations.
All the foregoing described articles
on the chief OF This bureau Direct and be in
ecy satisfactory the inspecting officer said
BY the Navy Departments All inspections place
livery Biscuit mays however be inspected the place
tur as to is quality but win be subject inspection
diuon at the place Of delivery. II
The prices Of all the foregoing articles throughout
the year, and bidders offer for articles.
The referred
the ensuing fiscal year. and hare reference such
previously exhibited
The quantity Of these articles which will required cannot be
precisely stated. They will probably be about -1
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New supply spring Furnisure Dry Goods.

CLAGETT DoDsoN pleasure TO the cit
Soooas ,hs. the following goods for the aoaser
@ :" ss aas
ed The latest aud u view ofthe
ladies' invited assuring them that the shall
hardly need pleasure of exhibiting
favor with call viii be quite equal that all who
Pink, blue and white Berlin Dresden Marseies toilet quilts
match. These goods are chaste and beautiful
nh and white and white buff and white and white -
new style ball frnges TO match all the colors.
fruit baskets. These goods are and pretty.
1874 2 with all the intermediate obons
tables Eg,an Cumberland vase bogast and fru, pa.s with
Egyan patterns, win be admitted by ali who
~ H9s " ss e e.. s Ss s.%.:s y
and s's o s.sSsa anS sr o,s su..
%: Do; Hamilton long cloth cotton shee,ins.
es, 81 and 81 Irish and German pillow and bolster linens
DO. do. English long cloth cotton do
and diaper toilet dwellings Our these goods superb
scratched,
Circular and sbIong wine or u, cloths with doe to match very
Leipzig Berlin and English and table oil cloths rich
designs and sa eoor. width from q % ST.
in remagcd patterns and borders, neh and cheap
Transparent window shades uPerb painted in boque and
English furniture ehntre. in araesque and delicate
Very wide brown and figured heavy damask for dancing cmi
window eornices with brackets to match
Canopies for French bed curtains expected daily.
Velvet tapestry Brussels do Brussels 3py nsran and venian
floors, general assortment, mattngs
Houekeepen win find no dcuy in being furnished with all III,
cIAGETT DoDsoN,
March Is-4w3uwif TuThsal - =
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Mr.. Truman smith, who is supposed TO guide and con-
troll the Republic, which is the cabinet organ and which
was established under his auspices is advocating through
the columns Of his paper the plan OF Mr. Webster for the
settlement Of the slavery question; and it is understood
that he bitterly opposed TO the Wilmot Proviso. In
Connecticut however. the wing party. which is under
his control and influence is fighting the present political
contest the express issue Of the Wmot Proyiso The
democrats in their convention, repadated the Provso
but the wings in their convention, took il up and en-
dorsed it, and now invoking the freesoilers TO rally
under their banner the express ground that they are
the true party How long is this game OF hum
bug and fraud to be kept up by Mr. Smith and the north
ern whgs' And to be the continued policy OF the
administration Have the cabinet determined TO endorse
Mr. Webster here and support the Wimot Proviso at the
Norh-hus continuing the same game Of dupciiy which
the wing leaders played in the presidential election We
trust the organ will enlighten US on this point
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Ohio, common and quaner-b blood washed fleece WOOL
contains about 1000 pounds broken fleece Ssh 81
about 10000 pounds halfblood Merno washed fleece
wool, New York and Ohio, with the de aine In IT, 81 SO
pounds three quarter and fubood Meno with the
de lane it, 81 So 900 pounds Saxon and Merine
sylvana with the do lane in It, 3sh 900 pounds Saxon
and Merino New York State, with the de aine In IL
about 5000 pounds do exa.fne do, 4s about 5000
pounds Washington county, Pennsylvania extra fine flock.
sample 0 40 100 bags about $1,000 pounds, graded
Pennsylvania and Ohio fleece threequarters to iulbood
Meno So 100 bags about $4,000 pounds, New York and
Ohio hafblood fleece ssh 200 bags, ABOUT 10000 pounds,
do do ihreequarers blood Meno, 36s I07 bags, about
10 900 pounds New York fleece WOOL threequartes 10 full
blood Merno 3SA 80 bags, about 10000 pounds fubood
and Saxon, do, IS, (wh duplicate Of 10000 pounds
about 1900 pounds washed black fleece WOOL 4 about
1000 pounds unwashed fleece WOOL 27h duplicated al 24h
There is not much change in -four. Sales Michigan, 70
l2i So 37i southern S4S7a Slsi Rye -four steady al
81 70 SO 81 Corn meal. 20 rs a SS Wheat, Ohio, VI
81 l5j Canada in bond. 81 06 81 o. Rye 57a bs.
OATS 10 49, Corn active, at SO round white 56a southern
yellow. Pork is not m-Sl0 37a $40 A, mess IS 81
a S9, prime. Lard, 81 81 cents Rice, 80 % $3 66i
Whiskey, 2it a Is cents.
Money continues abundant and rather easier rates,
fayoring continued upward movement in stocks. The
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The quantities Of all be Increased diminished
be made not for specific Quantities but for such quantities
lively. i : ' - 80 800 's'pee'
Contractor residing the place. where deliveries
furnishing what may be requred and when contractor fail.
Provisions and Clothing shall purchases be
made 70 supply the deficiency under the penalty be
the Bureau Of Provisions Clothing, navy
yards aforesaid shall be evidence that requson
Separate each articles texcep soapS at
i contained in the Offer the chief Of the bureau right
ect bidders proposals accepted (and
Ss%s ss5 win 3 s
must be returned to the bureau within hye exclusive Of
Two approved surees equal
81 as1s @ y will BE- and Ten per
on account thereof collateral security in addition,
complied with ninety centum Of the deliveries
sa 1Ss S a Nh a1s sea % s days after bills
Blank forms Of proposals. Be obtained application The
PhiIadepha Baltimore, Washington Norfolk Pensacola,
Every accompanied (as directed &C,
Congress making appropriations o the naval service for 1916 ~
1onse o The s @ he sy
a The bidder or bidders will his or their BID be enter
ties TO furnish the supplies proposed The bureau win be obi
required BY law Competency Of the guaranty Be- cssd
the navy agent dc, attorney officer Of The general gov
letter. duplicate letter. informing bidder Of the
Sn e meaning the ac. s4 snS his BID Will Be made
accepted IN conformity ess WIN This understanding "a ,sa
"sEc and be further enacted That from and amer the
s q UNDER ne q s s appropriation
bill for navy approved March third eighteen forty
three shall be accompanied by written guaranty signed by
responsible the effect that he they undertake that
an Obligation such time .. may Be prescribed By he Secretary
the Navy, with good and sufficient sree furnish the supplies
proposed No shall be considered unless accompanied by
such guaranty IT, aer the accepance Of proposal and nonna
an ALLEGATION within prescribed BY the Secretary Ma
Wy, with good and sufficient furnishing the supplies then
for furnishing the said supplies and shall orh
with difference contained In the pro
which he have con-
acted for furnishing the said supplies for the whole period Of The
be charged said bidder bidders and his of
their and the be Immediately r.
covered by the United States for The use Of the Navy Department IN
action Of debt against either all Of said persons"
Mar 2l-law4w
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WASHINGTON, March u.s. 1850.
At meeting Of the Fremen's Convention composed delegates
from all the companies, held this evening following
unanimously adopted;
Resoed That is the opinion Of this
pleasant collisions that sometimes between the fire
companies Of tho city caused principally by minors running with
the companies and conegng about the and the
entire neglect of the police attend fires
Reolped That the request
the Mayor compel the police officers perform
qued BY the laws the relating the fire department
Reopcd That pledge ourselves
mun 70 utmost exeons further collision
the fire companies any person
know to be engaged In disordsy conduct fire.
alarm Of fire, as4..
Resoped That the foregoing resolutions
bers this and transmitted
JAMES A. TAFT,
President of the Columbia.
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
President Of the Franklin.
#. SAML r.. DOUGLASS, vi
President Of the Union.
JOS 2. ELLIS,
President ofth Anacostia.
JOHN " BRYANT,
Pret ofthe Northern Liberties.
GEORGE 3. GIDEON,
President of the Perseverance,.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS
~ WORTH OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE AT THE Ex-
CHANGE HOTEL including the large house adjoining, On
Thursday the sst instant shall SELL by virtue Of deed Of
trust rom IT. NJ Mcihaney, executed subscriber the 6
day Of August 1872 and duly recorded all the furniture in the two
houses Exchange Hotel Sale
precisely at 10 O'Clock, n. m. We
Mahogany sofas lounges rocking chairs and divans
Mahogany, marbetop, pier, and centre tables
Mahogany, dining, breakfast, and other tables
Mahogany bureaus, wood seat, and ohoo chairs
Gilt frame, pier, and other looking glasses
Maple and painted bedsfeads, wardrobcs
Washstands, chamber stands and tables
Clocks, feather beds, beddine and mattresses
and chamber window curtains and blinds
China, glass, creckery Britannia and Abata
Plated and other casors, chatting dishes
Knives, forks spoons, and table linen
Parlor, passage chamber, and step carpets
Hearth rugs passage oil CLOTH and mating
Cooking radiator, and other stoves
Andirons shoves and tongs, Tenders
Also good Of kitchen utensils with many articles
which deem unnecessary TO enumerate
Terms Of sale All Of and under s3o cash s3o and
under $50, credit So credit Of and
days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Persons wishing furnish win do wei attend the SALE
assortment Of good furniture --
g. 8. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GREEN TAsTET, Aucioneer.
Mar lo--dts
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limited STATES HOTEL. Washington, ID. C.--The
United States Hotel having been thoroughly repaired and newly
furnished open The situation
the house and recommend particularly the travelling
public persons having business the Capitol II
few railroad depot and short distance
Capitol The proprietor feels confident Of bic ability make his
comfortable them that
visiters. EDW. N. FULLER.
Jan lo-3mwew Survivor Of the late Of A. FULLER Co.
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Magazine has been removed No. I3i
~ Chestnut the Of H. T. Levy Co Subscribers
generally invited call at the Office, business
nected with the Magazine.
The April number win be ready for the trade and subscribers the
2d Of March All orders from distance punctay at
tended to- The cash all orders for less than
500 numbers credit OF twenty days the trade Is allowed where
the made for regular monthly supply
Of large number
Subscription % advance copies yearly for g. Single
copies IS cents. Address
GEO n GRAHAM, Editor,
No 1874 Chestnut ST., nearly opposite The u g. Hotel
Mar 17--a
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THE subscribers have received their full
soment OF fancy and staple dry goods which
ed with from the impoaons Of the cities Of New
York and Philadelphia embracing article
French, English, India German Italian OF which
they
rs pieces rich small checkered glace silks
10 pieces nch small striped do do
Is pieces rich plain ch'ble do do
pieces rich small plaid mourning do
10 pieces rich plain black C;ros de Rhine silks.
Is pieces plaid and striped India fouriard silks.
II pieces style aiberne.
pieces embroidered grenadines, article.
20 pieces satin striped and figured silk
pieces cashmere style mousseine de iaines.
% pieces figured French bareges, style.
Is pieces plain French bareges, shade.
10 pieces solid col.red every shade
pieces printed linen cambrics.
30 pieces real French lawns and jaconets.
IS pieces real French ginghams and chintzes.
$500 yards small figured lawns warranted 1914
Together with great herein
enumerated but which win be shown pleasure may
favor with call.
Pm. HooE d co.
March 2o-2m
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Mathematical Measurement Of Distances By Act .
setaF Congress. # ra

Mathematical Measurement OF Instances ~ ACT o.
safa Congress 5&4 1pa
The following singular clause. was reported in the
census BILL and was debated before the Senate yester.
day. Without pretending to decide its proprety and
uses. we do not hesitate to say il is Of the mos
amusing modes Of measuring distances that have
seen recognised by law The Senate could not listen to
its enunciation without smile:
A~d Be further smacted That each assistant shall be
allowed as compensation for his services after the
cents for each person enumerated and two cents
mile for necessary travel be ascertained By mtipyns
he sgsars root Of the nsmbsr Of dot~g hoxsss their d.
pisio By the square Of the wwnsbr Of square miles
sch dipisiow and the product shall be taken the
Der Of miles travelled for all purposes in taking the
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TRIAL IN Bosros-The trial Of DIR. Webster commenced
Tuesday The counsel for the government Is J. II.
Clifford, esq, attorney general assisted by George Bemis,
esq for the defence, Hon. Piiney Merck and E. ID. So
bfier
A jury finally empsnneled, and the proceeded
The was opened by the attorney general after
which, the examination Of the witnesses commenced.
The fsi called Charles M Kingsley, who gave de-
tailed statement the finding OF the body since the
counts already published.
Robert @. Shaw, the broiherin-aw OF DR.. Parkman,
the Called and testified the remains found
being probably those Of DR.. p
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CowrnmArIoss NY THE SENATE "A despatch from Wash.
inaton, March 18th, TO the North American, says.
The Senate, In executive session, this afternoon, con.
frmed number Of nominations. Among those confirmed
unanimously were
w. O. Rives, Of Virginia, envoy extraordinary and min.
lister plenipotentary TO France
George p Marh, Of Vermont resident minister at Con-
stantinople.
w.J.P. White, postmaster, Philadelphia.
Ephraim O. Squer, Of Kentucky, charge d'afaires TO
Guatemala
Thomas M Foote, OF New York. charge dafsres 10 New
Granada.
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STEALING WIG TUNDRA writer in the Washington
Union proposes Daniel Webster the democratic candidate
for President = Sapawnah RspSblicam (iDhig.)
This assertion is unblushngly false. Mr.. Webster
has never been proposed in the Union candidate for
Presidentmuch less democratic candidate. The most
that our correspondent said was. that Mr.. Websters
friends had been speaking Of him as candidate for the
presidency but correspondent dsclamed it, and SO
did the Union.
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cussion Of this question, (Which we shall soon re-
sumo y and confident shall show to the salts
faction Of the American people not only the utter ground
essness and nsolence OF the claim up by Great Brit
ain to interfere in this natter but the mbeclty or wan
ton disregard Of American interests the part OF the
present administration that has permitted tins inter-
ference and thus hazarded the most momentous inter-
ess Of this republic In the mean time, IN connexion
with this subject we deem ourselves justified IN copying
the following extracts from letter OF the able cores
pondent Of The New York Globe. The writer under
date Of March eh in referring to our own services
says:
The duties incumbent upon the conductors OF the press
n, this period il discharged with fidelity and ability, are
NOT Inferior either their immediate or emoter infu-
encss to those which attach to any other position what
aver NAV be It's seeming importance, whatever be
the dignity with which Is associated In the public mind
Never at any period in the history Of the country
have questions of magnitude, involving the rights
the interests and perhaps the Union Of these conederaed
States pressed themselves in such variety and
lated rcs upon the consideration Of the of
the people. s s 8 a44 sg ,s
The Uwiow like faithful watchnian has always been
the post Of duty, and among the first sound the alarm
upon any Indication Of danger these interests whether
coming In the form of direct assault in the dis
gused. and therefore justly apprehended, mode Of
delay and oacton the part Of public junction.
aries 1t deserves special commentator. and in this
the attention Of the people the conduct of the admins
traon in regard to the Nicaragua question That treaty
formed by the representative of government in
Central America by which advantages secured
the United States the importance of which hardly be
exaggerated, at this time adequately conceived 10
matter Of fact. have seen il but have con-
verssd with those here upon whose word implicitly
rely, who have read sentence section and syllable
oft Why is so long kept back from the Senaiea What
confederation of public policy possibly be urged for
delay dangerousi What does the sound judgment Of
the country for the conflicting claims Of rival
for opening communication between the oceans, or
for the unfounded petensons naughty power which
ret failed up claim and ference when
its interests be promoted and lis dominion
tended1
The people Of this country will hold the administration
strict accountability, IT, by of its timdity and
procsnation, the of Nicaragua shall revoke
the valuable rights secured by the treaty Of Mr. Hise
and which, In fact, would give the United Sates having
ihe authority charter company for the construction Of
an nteroceanc communication, the control of the work.
when accomplished, against the whole world.
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o. smithsonian Iecturcsrrofessor HARVEY, Of Trn,
College, Dublin viii deliver Of ee lectures orde
Of plants known as .lEa o. seq. weeds, az follows
First lecture, Tuesday March 10, n y O'Clock, D.
Second lecture, Thursday, March a. at O'Clock, pm
Third lecture, Saturday, March a. n O'Clock, p
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Georgetown, D. c. "Wednesday, 9oh instant by tb,
Rev. Mr. TILEseHAsT, SAMUEL n PAUL Oh Petersburr Va
soPHRoNh w. youngest daughter Of Joas ProKRsL esq
the former place. T. - Z
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Near Richmond, Tuesday the 18th instant
James river JAMES NJ wICKHAM ESQ., in the 4st year
his age. - = -
He Of the late JoHs wrcKH.n esq., Of Richmond,
and possessed Of many high accomplishments
On The ooh instant ELIZABETH youngest daughter Of the late
Jous DAILY, aged years.
Her funeral win place this afternoon n o'clock.