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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

S,TVFEsE cOURT-JOsE c. c LONLlE0 asairss WILLIAM
~ cRsHAM-To William u. Graham--fog are hsfssy
Smorsd snd required 70 answer the complaint 70 vas eeoe.
b -. fsd Ibs once Of the Csh Of tie CITY and Coes4
~. Al ne CIV Hall 10 tie City Of Ssv foh, 90 The
.ust February 1881 sae 70 ssv.s copy o. yoof
80 subscnbsrs their ones nnnosr "fsny e<ht
s.s.su City New Y0rs, within vsuv says ssf ns
.rvs sreoss o. tns "a. o. saeh
- you nj 10 ,Dswsr sad complaint within tie tine sorsssA
s pE 70 tbs scton viii tks judgment Against 700 90 tbs an
N o. bus.d az four and csn With asrssi IRON
T. I IA. al D.cssr thousand eight hundred ane ATTY
$500. g. es a ts astoa-Dsisd ssN YOrt YsbuAy, 21k
1851. SAftrEciIEn 1os lin,
92fiax6Nsr PaDths Au0fnsJs, 70 Nassau -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

SsTREET DEPARlnLST NO Hal Of Rscorts-ssssd Pre-,
Nposa will received the Street COmmss0nsrs Oms una
Monday March a. 1851 O'Clock Me rsgusts and rssss
gs and furnish and set curb AMI uttsr tonss
on nohsy Of Rngsn st. at ROwsy and Norfolk sss
and flag ths ssas where sa To reas and pave t
ndsn and flag space four iset vide
through sidewalks To flag the dswssso l3d st from lat % -
ths not tagged To nag asPa four lest "9s
through sidewalk Of 37s between 5t aud 5 Is
vide through sidewalks Of 18th st. between ~
snd fence lots Gath and B @ ~
and lOth 1tth and 25th Plsr
All Information thereto Be had on spphcanOn 70 ne
Contract c sk Of this Dspartment-Marchl4, 1851
mia i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

- scmmons Gr a nOssy demand % eontaet = 10 onon1s
GOEDOs-Y8n hereby summoned and q urea 70 snss ne
co,n,n IN hi. acton Of which copy herewith served apoo
and 20 copy % the sad comp tt % ne
William 81 M he Cay Of rs~ Ton
within twenty Gays ssr the sies hsrso sIe.s o. 1se
ueh ssrs and you fai the complain "taa tss
tns sfoesad the PLAlFTIRF this action vii sks adsnsat
y,.t YOU M he usdrsd and h dollars .ns
90 ssn VII terss tSs1tsh day Of January, oos
- sess T, 81 s,,rb NJ 1871 EDWARD ). WILsor,
40 ."-e.a,, Plaintiffs AttOrnsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

NOTICE OF sALE-Bsonths Surrogate Of ths coaaty q ss.
Mon In the Of tbs spphc alton Of
an5 OTHERS CREDITORS Of STEPHEN KANE, esosssS. foe
tie moesg lease sale Of he real sststs Of sac
pursuance order 81 the Sssa. Of s County Nss ios
sboss entitled matter tho 18th DAY OF fsof0sy SOL
the uudsrsnsd Bailey Uucsr dsnts--ted rsshosf Day AZ
pointed sell the rss estate OF sad ssphsa hses
deceased ltssfste vii sell pubic auction AZ the Nehsas II
charge OF New Nos hS seventh dsy Of April lc
u O'Clock iay al TIA; certain hcass a,d bot NJ sns
stua. lying beng the Ninth Wsri of hs Cts New to.
beginning nortesstsf OF Troy ard Grsenvh streets
rinnz eastsy twsay set hsacs norAssy o sks
feet nchs. scs Sssteb twenty one se one ana "a
inches. 70 thence southsb along 8resn~oh sttst
o one inches the place Of esgnng suesc asFsfhs
thereon, nafs ~ The stt Sts
pb.r Kane heems shepherd KNAPP 10 eur, The -ss
III III. uu AsO ell that other house sa
M And situate Ninth Ware Of the Cy hs- iok begin
pg At pout sAster gs Of Hudson strst dstsst h an
s northery northeast Of J.ns and Hatsoa ,tests
runrng thence norhey twenty-five feet along tbs sAst .fs
ad street.; thence estsb std parallel nth soahsry ot
Of George feet themes southeN two eet usses
psraelwh sad sehot ss wsut eight si tnsss
suher parallel with Hudson 80 set twenty iset themes ~o
sr S,hos land sixty two iest 70 the place
k.surr-ubec uayefsess, Il the hen OF certain morxsrs
made b hs SAID stephen his lifetime 70 the 6rsen"ce "a,
gs Bak the paymsut Of e sum 81 three tosne ao
m M interest Together with Al and singular the sppufenAscss
n ai two and belonging Dated New ~ Feofs.y n~'
1881 BAILEY UNbhhhliir ~ ~ 80 ~
w. Y,xuLt Proctor for Creditors, l." Broadway ls'W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

N PURSUANCE order Of Surr0xsts tbs Coaaty
tNew hereby al hsvlng claims
HUGH FINN a,s u he CITY Of New fofs decssses u
thereof the sshse6r h
No s. street Cty of New fork,
May-Deted YORK 18th Of Ocoe~x
rul6 H&RISE FINN. Adusial-tr.tr.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

STREET DEPARIhEsT NO Hal Of Rseofss-Pubbe sotos
- hereby gysa the bo"R Resolution has besl ADOPTED
By the Counc Resolved That tAs GAP the Buhhsa<
bsween 18Th ard 18th sta be buh undsr the
OF Tia Street COMMISSIONER aud that tbs sfpsnss thereof
Of twelve hundred dollars b ksn from the
docks and slips trust AccOuo s9t 10 csss The
Of the lots fronting said buhsad the es.ss Of SAD
loyal hsrsof them By ths
shall neglect refuse 70 indemnify the Coz
poraon expenses incurred busng said bokhssd thstts
Corporation BE- and he hereby drssa 70 take
cal snos s from the said psrss sshss
of them s1peuses incurred Adopted By The
Board Of Assistant Aldermen S. 1870 Adopted BY the Boss
Of Asrmsn Jan IT, Approved By the Mayor jan 49, 1884.
T3m JOHN I. DODGE, Street Commsaon<k-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

TOTICF OF APPLICATION for ths discharge u an nol,sst
" rom his debts punuagt he provisions a The thud are
f The 6rst he he second pat Of the ksvres
ss,,n,.- EDWARD HALLECK. Notice fut puhlshss n1,s
lat lssl Cresdors sppssr before Houl u N"ODnS,.'
s ~ 1p@si,St bM ~ nj laEi0w'at'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

NTOTlCF IS HEREBY GIVEN, according "a jaw. 70 hpen"s
~ bav .rr. s.nst WYNhNT BEnNEl ats Of The toSn %
Ee st Krgs County deceased, that they are required 70 81
M ~ .an. vouchers therso 10 the subscrb~ Al hu rs
The said town OF Utrecht bsiofs the nrsivh
u5 pass,ass AIRERfY 3 BENNEr Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, STATE or NEW fOkk-lLs
Union Bank Of sullivan County Monlc'o has this day dsd
OF tie appointment Of Van Duzsr Of the Civ
OF New fork agent for the redemption Of Is Circulating notes
agreeable the entitled An act relating . s Of
AJAX notes, passed May 4, 1870. PhlLO C. FULLER
Albany March a. 1851. lmlT 6tl Comptroller.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15
DEFIANCE OF The FUGITIVE
SLAVE LAW.

Mr.. John Calvert, ST. Louis gentleman
who is well known in Natchez. has lately
been up to Chicago and the Canadian from.
tier as an a gentfor the reclamation Of fugi-
tive slaves under the recent law ofCoRgress,
and found the entire community. white and
block, so organized and associated together
to prevent the execution Of the law that he
utterly failed in his mission. He found it
utterly impossible TO arrest runaway negroes
in Chicago and upper Illinois, as in Canada.
the following facts asserted by Mr.. Calvert
will show what chance Soulherner has of
getting back a slave from Illinois:
Mr. Calvert, in the prosecution Of his
business, had occasion TO send 30 telegraph
ic dispatches TO 81. Louis, 10 none Of which
he got answer, and the letters sent 10 him at
Chicago were either broken open or de-
stroyed, II shows the horrd state at which
public morals have arrived in that section
of the country when the Post Office Is not
Tree from the felou hands Of the negro steal
ers aud abOlitiOn;sts. One negro woman,
who was runaway slave. consented of her
own free will TO return TO ST. Louis with Mr.
Calvert: but was kidnapped from him at
Bridgewaler by open force and violence. A
mob Of more than hundred negroes ross
upon him and took the woman from him ma.
king her captive against her vii. and in
tentiOns. The inhabitants would not raise
a finger to put down such viIlany and vio
ence. We only hope they may all live to
{ taste the benefits Of free negro mobs in the
desolation Of their own fresides The inso,
lence and outrage they now encourage
will, in the end, take back lick for The
benefit Of the white. but black hearted com,
= munity which now tolerate such violence
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15
FATAL AND MELANCHOLY oc.
CTIPFN Z

About two O'Clock on yesterday evening
our CITY was thrown into fever of excite
ment by the report that our city Recorde-
Mr.. JOHN K. CHESTER, had been shot and
killed unprovoked, by a negro. AS W.
have been enabled TO gather the facts. the
negro, a bright mula.to, was brought tn
the door of the Mayors Office by some of
the police. MIR. Chester in company with
some two or three other gentlemen, were
standing in the door. The NEGRO
exhibited some free papers, which Chester
or examination, pronounced a forgery. cal.
ling up at the same time some other gentle.
men; who concurred in his opinion. He
then asked the negro to 90 up into the Nav.
ors Office for the purpose of having he
m tier investigated and turning partially
round 10 speak to some one the nero
drew double barrelIed pistol and instan,.
~ shot him through the head, remarkirg
that he was as free he (Chester) was. Mr.
Chester expired in about ten minutes and
the negro was instantly arrested, and would
have been battered TO death had he no, bean
hurried to the calaboo,e. As the ;n;slT.
gence Of the affair spread, and the crowd
increased word from gentleman pres
ent, signifying his willingness to assist in A
summary disposition of the negro. led the
excited populace en- n1asSc to the calaboose.
from which he was unceremonlouslv drawn
and swung up to the nearest tree, in the ore-
sence of some twelve or fifteen hundred
people.
Previous to the removal of the ne
gro to the Calaboose, he was shot by
son OF Chester who seemed aIomst dement,
ed at the death ofhis father The shot took
effect III the back but the negro being bea
Willy clad, no serious damage was done him.
Memphis appeal.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15
INFORMANT TO FARMERS.

All planters feel the necessity of a Rat
proof corn crib" and the following receipt
from the December number of the Southern
Cultivator we think worth trying. By the
way, the Cultiva!or, will be most valua-
BILE addition to any planters list of papers.
It is published monthly in Augusta Ca.
RAT PROOF CORN CRIB.
Mr.. EDIToR:-T find in the October mum.
Der Of your very valuable paper, an inquiry
for form to build corn crib to keep out
rats and mice.
will give you description of the form
of such a one, bull: in this settlement
which is said to be rat proof.
In she first place, the blocks are cut 2
feet long and IL or Is inches in diameter,
(nine in number,) and then cut off in q
square cone, to about inches by at the
top, and set with the large end on the ground.
Secondly-Get 3sil Is, she lenghth the
crib is wanted, or if platform is wanted
in front, or 8 feet longer, 12 or Is inches
thick, and place the stills each on 8 of the
blocks either in mortice CIT few inches
into the stills, or without any, as most con
venient.
Thirdly-Build the house on these, O
logs or frame it and make tight floor; have
no fence or othor building joined to it, ant
fon piece oftimber or any thing is left, OF
which rats can climb into the crib,t corr
will neaver be eaten by them.
J. T. WEBB.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15
truly. yours, &c,

SEWING By MAcHINERY.-Many at
tempts have been made to form machines
by which pam sewing could be furnished
with .neatness aud despatch; aud several
inventions were recorded which were sup.
posed to combine the essentials of success
in their formation, out which upon trial
proved defective. Isaac NJ. Singer, a dis.
tinguished machinist, being attracted by
the novelty of the proposed object, COM
menced the invention of an original ma
chine which should be capable Of sewing
any kind of seam--circular, straight, OF
angular--and yet be so simple that it could
be worked by female This invention he
successfully accomplished after seven
weeks of dilligent study, and in eleven
days afterwards, his machine was in active
operation, taking from 500 to 900 stitch
es per minute. Its price c6npIets with
all necessary APPENDICES IS s125.-Star
This Is decided innovation upon Ii,
rights Of woman. 60 much pratsd in Mas
sachusetts and elsewhere,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

ThSIlASs MisSiIsiPpian, came TO US in an
entirely new and handsome dress, being the
fret issue Of the new prOprietors, Barksdale
and Haynes. Our regret at the withdrawal
ofFall & Marshall from the Editorial chair
iS relieved by the fact that their places are
hllsd by men Of great political sagacity and
high moral worth; gentlemen of tried abil-
ity, who wear with mOdesiy, the laurel1
won by hard ServicO in the cause OF De.
mOcracy in Mississippi Both have been,
for sometime connected with the Press Of
the State, and possess the confidence o.
their party and the respect of their oppo
ASntSI
They have our sincere good will.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

SUEc1DE.-Capt. o. R. Cobb, an old and
respected resident of this city and of Mad
lson parish La, and lately master of inc
steamer Mohawk, put an eud 60 his exist.
ence on Tuesday morning last at the resi-.
dence OF M. c. FOlkes Esq, by shooting
himself through the head with pistol,
Pecuniary embarrassments and domestic
anIctlon preyed upon his mind until life
became burden, and he sought relief by
destroying it. He possessed manv good
qualities, and leaves children, relatives and
numerous friends to monrn his sad fate.
Sentinel.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

Coon CUSTOMER.-Durng the last Eve
years, England has purchased of the South.
srn States 2OI ,sOS, 502 dollars worth Of raw
oOltOn! An average Of 4O,36O7Is dollars
and so cents per Hnnum. With this capital
properly husbanded, we cannO. fail to be.
come the greatest people upon earth.
During the same period England has
PurehASsd Of the Northern States only
SlO,Oll worth Of manufactured cotton. II
The same time France has purchased Of the
Southern States $50, 900, 900 worth Of raw
cotton, and Of the North, about $4,000
worth Of manufactured cotton
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15
GUARDIANS SAFE

RY virtue ola order of the Probate court
AIof Yazoo county, obtained at the Decem-
Der term 1870, I viii as Guardian of J. o.
Elvira and z. F. Mobley, sell at public auc-
ton, in front ofthe courthouse door in Yazoo
city, on the 18th day Of February 1851 on a
credit of IL months. the following described
lands: to-wis-sonth half east half south west
quarter and south ball west half south east
quarter and south half east half south east omar
ter section q township IL. range west. con-
timing one hundred and twenty acres. Notes
with approved security will be REQUIRE of the
purchaser. +. MORfFy
YazOO cily' January 18th 1871.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15
pALANon q owl.

Secretary Corwin, in bic Report, revives
the old long exploded theory, that the BALI
ancs Oftrade, Is against Us, and we are fast
being bankruPtsd, by suffering our imports
to exceed our exports. lie sets down the
imports for the year ending June 3Oth at
$I75, l36.3ls, and the exports for the same
period, at 1851 ,s9S.729, thus leaving bal
ance, against US Of Sl36,236, $50. From
which he concludes. that We are loosers to
that amount, and Fillmore endorses the en-
tire document, and Gen. >Foole, who has all
his life been trying to expose the shallow
and mischievous theory, UNDERWRITERS for Fill
more. and swears be is equal to ''any Of the
best men Of the Republic, Washington, jeff
ersOn &C." Its fal'acy however is too pal.
Pable to merit serious expose. A very
simple comparison will serve to show its ut
ter absurdity. A planter ships to Liverpool
100 bales Of cotton, worth al present prices
say $4,000; but sells it in Liverpool for
$4,000, and invests it in goods worth in our
market $1,000, by which mems ne imports
$4,000 in value, moro than he exported.
Now according to the Seeretary's theory
this $4,000 is against him! In few years
he will double his capital, and as his i'm
ports exceed bis exports that much, the the
DRY would have him impoverished = bank
rupl! II, however, he had been so fortunate
as to loose the whole amount Of his shipunen
by the blowing up, or sinking Of the ship
"the balance of trade" would have been tur
ned in his favor; for he would then hav,
exported the whole $4,000 more than h,
imported, and Of course has a balance G
that much in his favor!
The bluntest comprehension cannot fai
to see the falsity Of this vicious theory, b
the light ofthis simple illustration. But j!
falsity is equally manifest, If we consul
the history Ofthe country; for by it the ba
ance Of trade has always been against u
as we have almost uniformly imported NOR
lSVOuS INV Au0 NoNutI - tHou VIC uo'0 CAP"i
ed, and yet, strange to say, we have grow
: in wealth and power more rapidly than an
other nation upon earth! But says one VIII
would be thought learned in political econC
my, 'these goods have to be paid, for al
ii drains the country of specie" To our a
tute Secretary gives full answer. Fro
his Report it appears that S24,46O,142
specie have been imported into the COUNT
within the last four years while the expor
of the same, have been only 1927, SO
dollars leaving an excess of imports of II
: I2,ls4,544 dollars! Here again "
) we have beautiful and impressive illustr
> ton Of the incorrectness of Corwin's theor
J. By that these 12184,544 dollars al
. against; we have imported that much mo
than we have exported, and are thereto
Il fast going TO ruin!! Comment is useless.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

LONDON INDUSTRIAL ExHrB1rrOE.-We
publish the notice OF Secretary COrwin, to
those who wish to forward any articles 10
the London Industrial Exhibition"
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Dec. 7, 1850.
Parties intending to forward articles to
the London Industrial Exhibition are mott.
fed that the Navy Department have instruc-
ted the commandments at the navy yards al
Boston, New York. Philadelphia and Nor.
folk, to receive and safely store, free OF ex-
pense, any such articles as may be placed
in their possession, and to retain the same
to be delivers to the revenue cutters.
which will be sent in due time to convey
them TO the port Of shipment on board the
public vessel which may be designated t.
receive them.
Il viii be desirable that these article.
should be delivered at the above points a,
soon as practicable. in order that there MAJ
be no unnecessary delay in concentrating
them at the port Of shipment.
THOMAS CORWTN,
Secretary Ofthe Treasury.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

JAcKsON's MONUmRNr.-A meeting has
been held in New Orleans lately, to devise
''ways and means" for erecting monument
to Gen. Andrew Jackson. Il is surprising
that this act Of respect for the virtues Of the
great man should have been so long neglect.
ed By the citizens Of New Orleans. What.
ever nay be thought Of his political sagacily.
the people Of New Orleans musl ever be uni-
ted in admiration q his military character.
The time whlch ley have already suffered
% pass, Smacks somewhat Of neglect and ia
gratitude.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

CENTENARY CoLLEsE.-We are glad to
Learnt, through the Baton Rouge Gazette,
that this institution iS in prosperous con-
ditiOA. The large building, destroyed not
lOng Sineo BY Ere, iS being rebuilded. The
number OfPupilS are reported to be larger
than Il any former period.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

LIPPINcOTr, GRAMBo & Co. - Successors
Of Grigg & Elliott Philadelphia, have
kindly favored Us with neatly bound vol
uno d Mrs. Bliss Practical Cook Book
The Book establishment Of LippincOtt,
GTambO & Co., iS ono Of the best in the
.. 8. Thompson & Co., have variety o.
their valuable publication for sale.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15
Cotton Statistics


FFOn the Merchants Magazine Of De-
esmbOE, We learn nat the average cotton
crop has increased in twenty years, from
eae, 900 to asst 900 bales, within frae.
ton OfIhFee-SOld. From 1925 to 1892 the
increase was ~ per cent; for lh next FIVE
yoaS 81 per cent; the next, SO and the next
10 per cent During the same period the
production OfIAs SISPlO In all other cOun-
iFiPs Snly increased from $4,000 to 44O,
900 bales, having FOr the last FIVE years de-
ellnsd about 10 per cent. The increase it
Ihis country, has been much more raPi'
thaa ovon these figures show; for the bale
ere much heavier than formerly.
Il would seem from these figures that tn
American planter has bot little to aPpre
hond Eom oroign competition. In spite {
he giant Efforts Of the English gOvernmer
70 cultivate cotton, without slave labor. Ii
inoFoasO IN Is years in all ether cOuntrie
oEcopl ouft, has only been $1,000 balei
against eur 100000 bales. Some ofthe so
ai,smplod 10 be subjected 70 the cotton cul
01s, by ne English government, ihrouC
he sgsuey a. white labor, is said 70 be u
Siehsss a. ihO WOFldi exceeding IN iertili
eur EsSl cotton lands. Their failure Isl
in -, oommsntary upon tho value
sl,s, hs1 h ths cultivation Of the cOlio
So .
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

THE Firm Of N. w. Ellis & Co. i tbi.
day dissolved by mutual consent. '''-9
All those indebted to the late Firm win
please, without further notification come so--
ward and settle their respective notes and a.
counts with N. w, Ellis. who is authorized -
close the affairs Of saId Firm. y
N. w. ELLIS,
7. B. WHEELER g. co.
Yazoo City, Jan'y 18th l65l--tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

What the South most wants is union
union IN herselE--to command the respect Of
the fanatics and the confidence Of The North
Ito save The Union Of our country. Wash
iSsgton Union.
Not 60 iasl; The South "wants' 70 save
her Tigbts rsl-''lhs UniOn Of our country
aasr-WardS.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

TIE LYcHUM.-Tt Is the wish Of a num-
Der Of gentlemen, aS expressed to US, to form
q Lyesum, or revive the old Library AssO.
eiation. We would like to see either; and
hopO some one will suggest an evening to
meet and organize.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

"a We invite attention to the adver-
timent Of N. w. Ellis Those who buy
Of him, and their name is Legion, besides,
getting goods and cheap bargains, have the
Wrapping paper, and a smile and good word
thrown in. Mr.. Ellis keeps always on hand,
a large and well assorted stock of Dry
Goods.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

JENNY LIND will be in New o leans
about the 4lh Of February and remain there
until the 10th. She will then visit St. Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati. On her way 10
the eastern cities.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15
Nofice.

NHE UNDERSIGNED having bought the inter-
est OF I. 3, Wheeler + Co., begs leave. to
acknowledge his gratitude for Pas fsvorS
and hopes to merit q ccntinuance Of the nrbi;e
patronage. HIS stock Of fancy and etanle
dry goods viii continue unriYaled in this eitv
as regards variety extent and cheapness.
IT. w. ELLIS.
XaEoo city, January 18th 1s5I-tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

The human mind Is Ike carpet
bag; with good packing il will contain any
amount Of useful contents.-Ec.
Bot unlike the carpet>bag; with bad pack.
ing il viii hold any amount Of vicious con,
teRts.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

JOHN F. SLADE has purchased an inter-
sSl 10 the NiOSiSSiPpi Democrat. The edi'
Iovlal dsParmsnt will still remain under the
management Of Mr. Clements.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

"Some slaudering bachelor says it
Is much JOY. when you first get married but
II is more jary aEer a year or two
If he never perpetrates a worse Islander.
his conscience need not ''smite him."
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15

Or The nSme Of the "Attnla Democrat
AaS been changed to that Of the Southern
Sum" uNdeF which title It will continue to
battle In the cause Of Southern Rights. Sue
cess to the Sun and the South.