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REMOVALS.

, EMOVAL.-BARELLI & Co. have Temporal
a y ry removed their office from 6 Common -
iiF9n street. my5
~ EMOVAL.-R. H. MARR, Attorney at Law,
has removed from No. II St. Charles street Camp
ny stairs n25 1y
ARUG STORE REMOVAL-The sub n
~ br respectfully his
has his corner Of
Chartres and Cusomhouse Streets where he will happy
his old customers and those who him
E. d. BEACH, Apothecary and Druggist,
an3 Chatres Customhouse
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s'F'cts and Landings, offered the following re-
port ana ordinance.
SKI
eoaAITTEE ON STREET syD LANDINGS. 49,

COMMITTEE soN STREET .sSp LANDINGS. fae
The Committee 10 wsgi wses referre, suftiry cs.i
nsts 8 resfl'ii i'ns "tr. bt Gsieave la f-BosE
l. ahat inn1itfct iifi.r- spc, III ressluon Of
.he Boar have pr.pare1i Fiitncc concerning Whsrf
ingsss. which Is here with submitted.
The RESOLUTION Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
oFderng the completion Of the contract for the erection
mend to b. adoptad
o Anosher resolution from the Board If Assistant Al
ren relave 10 nuisance boas IN the Third District
reported oack with rpsaiusnn authorizing the aur
yeyor TO select locations submit plans and estimates
I wharves and nuisance boasto be located II, the First
Third and Fourth Districts n - - '
four committee having given due and prouey 8ttan
ton 10 the ordinance concerning the surveyors depart
ment beg leave to report the same beck 70 the Beard
with amendments. In the 1st section. fxe con,mttee
have two Deputy Surveyors in lien four The
necessity Of this amendment il apparent on proer re-
hection- by the ordinance the compensation Of the De-
putes to he fees for Zines Of lots only and your ce
mttee fully satisfied that the fees will barsy suffice
for the support Of two competent surveyors BY appoint
ing four Deputies the services If proper Surveyors can
not be obtained unless the Common Council viii add
saary to the Office in addition 20 the fees In view Of
this fact your committee submit the amendment az also
amendments. etc. to the 3d. 1lt and 18th sections.
6sRoRps CLARE, Chin
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

4 MAS. HERMANN, Teacher of-paEl-
~ the PIANO, VIOLIN, GUITAR AND SING
No. SO Camp street. apl7 m 4 y u l
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
~ Incorporated in April lS4s and declared dividend Of
Two Years Business.
Office, No. 8S CAMP ST., Gravier Common
BUSINESS COMPANY LIFR INSURANCE ONLY.
This Company being organized sey for the protection the policy
holders md their families against rant and ts operations
National Benevolent Intuon upon
and solid principles md anodng for small annual paid during
t handsome legacy widows children after
" AL policy holders, whether life who
ue the till DEATH participate the whole OF the profits Of
the Company.
lives # Debtors married woman can
effect the life of her asband for the sole bsneft
herself and children free from the claims
TRUSTEES:
John s. Allison Isaac Johnson Edward Sparrow,
John Hagan, Samuel Stewart Richard Mccall
Robert ]. Ward, Z. II. Barton, j. Perkins,
Joseph Walker, VIM. Mure Arnold Harris
DIRECTORS
z. W. Sewel, Thos g Jenkins P. Taylor,
Edw Jenner Coke, John H. Curran G. G. Steever,
NJ. NJ Cohen, L. Spangenberg H. Rhodewald
Samuel Wolf, John A. Dougherty, c. NJ rutherford,
y. Wickbam, John Claiborne, R. c. Amistead,
Geo. W. Smi.h, N. c. Hail, r.
H. g. Heart, z, H. Wngate,
EDw. JkssEn CoxE Vice President
A. ]. WxDpERBURN, M. D., Medical Board of
H. o. HxAa1T Actuary . A. NJ Coass Attorney
RICHARD NJ. D. No. Magazine street. Medical Examiner
By the Charter only $4,000 is taken single life.
This Company entertain applications Life
Negroes the Table of Rates established by the Board which
than the charged by the NewYork
their restrictions residence the South BY the Dividends
available Of their amount
where the party has paid his premiums in full
S California Permits NewYork Prospectus
Table Of Rates. all information
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges.
ES- ohee hours, 8 A. NJ. to Pm.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14


PRoscaIPrivg AsD IEzolEEAzr 8uIoIoUe
IEsrs-Tne N. x. National Democrat Of q tate
date, hls the following pointed aI.i.ls. which re
fully endorse:
:" Ane wings are very glad 10 abandon the VIII
famous char5ss against Gen. Pore, ss having
favored the pcoscriptjve religious Test which
holds place ia the Constitution Of New Haap-
shl'e. The feature was placed in The Constitc-
ton OF that State before Gen. Pierce was born.
The instrument containing it was adopted il
l752; and the Absurd provision Requires thateY.
cry representative shJud pos5s5g e freehold Of
the value Of 800, enlthat he saall be Of tho
Protestant religion" At that time Sew Eanp.
shire was FsIegal State. After j. became
democratic Stale, several attempts wsrs rdzde 10
expunge the o1ious clause. Ia these attsuUta
General Pierce participated, and at one time was
the most powerful leader in the movement og
expungins. Bal before the Constitution can b
amended, it rel0iFss ths euazailneat 10 be sub
mitted to the people, AMI approved b. two
thirds OF those voting Federalism ia th5 mi.
nonty for mlny years, always had sufficient
strength to defeat the efforts Of tie democracy
to get rid Of the Outrageous religious test. Pro-
baby the Wings will say but little more about
his mIt;er. The Catholic Inhabitants Of the
Unie States, aul the Catholic press, under.
stand the subject. The n. Y. FIeemoson's Jour
nal AMI Catholic Enquirer thus speaks Of Tie
matter.
''The democracy have nominated q man ac.
knowledged as an able lawyer, man Of family
and OF anteceden enti ling hun 10 respect end
conhden-e g, and Cue who has tie rare and hiEh
qualifications Of rather stunning than seeking
Official promotion. Everything that we bats
known or heard of Gen. lerce hss been in his
/ favor. lie nails trom a Stae that has an inyi8i-
| Gus distinction as sustaining pcrsecu-ing laws
/ against Catholics, bat we have heard thar Cen
Pierce has been one who has favored the repeal
OF the shameful statutes In posing disabilities on
Catholics In New Hampshire. On this subject
we viii have ample lime o. Cb.ain correct infOr~
nation He is a democrat Of the Old school
not French radical dem 3crat He has not been
/ naked up win the base panderIugs 70 the mob
that have characterized 100 2any Washingtop
politicians"
Frank Pierce IS fsien3 Of ths cause Of zalig-
ious hberty-its most jealous cha1apio lie
IS the son Of Revolutionary hero, and the bIoo5
Of the family has been poured forth when our
country required it. he is man Of un5ullia5
reputation. As Gen. Dix said Of him, "Hs
has served his native State with fdelityand hon.
or, at home and in both houses of the National
Congress. He stands in the front rank Of his
profession-the law. He is no ofire seeker. -
He might have addel--a He viii be the next
President Of the United States as sure as The
fourth of next March arrives
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14

What THEY USED TO THINK OF HM.-The viru-
lent abuse of the n Y Tribune, the Albany Eve
ming Journal and of those whig papers that would
not bend their necks to the Seward influence
and support Gen. Scott for nomination by the
whig convention, has. it would seem, induced
some of the abused papers to hunt up and expose
to the world what Mr.. Greeley and Mr.. Webb
thought and said of Gen. Scott but few years
ago. Mr.. Greeley in 1913, called him econ
ceited c6xcomb,' and Webb said sstheTe is weak
ness in all he says OF doesabout the Presidency
The New York Express, leading whig paper
that supports Mr.. Fillmore for nomination, says,
that in letter to politician in the interior oi
New York. previous to the appointment of dele.
gates to the National convention in 1913, Mr.
Greeley wrote in this wise
esSend delegate to the convention, if you car
for Clay; fnot for Clay. for Corwif1; if not fol
Corwin. for Seward; if not for Seward, for Tay.
Ior. But last of all for Scott Scott is vain
conceited coxcolnb of man His brains-al
THAT he has-are in his epaulettes; and if he
should be elected President he would tear the
whig party into tatters IN less that six months
Mr. Weed in the Albany Evening Journal O
March Goth, 1913, said
.sIn the character Of Gen. Scott there is very
much to commend and admire. But the mis-
chief is, there is weakness IN all he says OF doe
about the Presidency. Immediately after tn
close of the campaign Of 1910. he wrote gra
tuitous letter, making himself candidate, i
vyhich all sorts Of unwise this were said to ere
t,,rn and plague" his friends if he should be-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14
sPRING GO OBS sPRIN q
- a u - .

Al tie VichS5rg old Cheap Store,
MAY now be fonnd a large and splendic
Iva assortment of Spring and Summer Dry
oods and Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats
aud Caps. Among which are
Fine French colored Jackonets,
:" English 's /"
Organdy Muslins. Black Muslins.
Superior Batiste d'Ecosse,
Cahoul, very handsome article,
Toll deCou trai. Extra Bareees imprmes,
Extr Bareges solid colors. White do Blk do.
500 pieces colored Muslins, from 10 to l21
cents per yard,
Percale fraPpen. Superior colored Silks,
A very large lot of black Silks of the best
quality.
200 pieces Swiss Muslins of all qualities,
Jackonet Muslins IN any quantity.
Plaid Muslins from l2a t. 30 ce is per I'd.
Colored dotted Swiss Musins.
do plaid do d
alicoes in any quantity ID quality,
large lot of Gine hams some as low as 10
cents per yard.
$50 pieces CottoHade Of various styles,
Superior linen DriHtngs, good article ct
only - cents per yard
Drab d'ete, spcndia article,
Black French AIarino,
Linen checks as cheap as ID cents per yard
Red oil Calico plain and figured. Buff and
dered Muslin Curtains Brown linen Damask
Rleached and Brown Domesiics, of all quail
ties, at prices that cannot be surpasse for
cheaphess,
Brown nd Bleached l2-4 Sheeting,
Irish Linen, of all qualities. Linen .Dia-
pei of all qualities,
Brown and BIeached Table cloths, (our
stock of linens is very large and complete,
and will be sold at prices y per cent lower
I an any other house in this ciy.)
Apron Checks and Stripes. Hickory stripes
and bed ticking.
200O Fans from ) cents piece to So
Gloves and Mitts of all kinds,
Money Purses, a very large lot of Parasols,
Linen Cambria Handkerc iefs of every pos
sible quality. Embroidered linen cam
brick Handkerchiefs, some very fine.
Madras and Romal Handkerchiefs,
A very large stock of Hosiery.
Suspenders of all kinds, Trunks and Carpet
Bags. Hickory check and linen bos-
ON Shirts. Silk under shirts, cotton
and marino shirts
4 large stock of Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps. And in fact every article usual
ly found in Dry Goods and Clothing Store.
We are determined to sell at less prices than
have been known in this city. Additions will
be made to our prcsen stock by every packet
during the entire season. French goods we
Will sell 80 per cent lower than any house il
this city. Call and be convinced, it is no trou-
bic for us to show goods.
MICHON & SARRAT.
Vicksburg, March II, 1852
exp. 5. But one price will be asked, and
positively no deviation.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14
DIR &c TOR s.

b. NJ BRADFoRD, E. STRONG, WYATT MoYE,
| w. H. SAUNDERS, s. L. PAINE, J. MCMILLAN,
w. VI. HAMPTON, M J. WIcKs, f. M ROGERS,
STEPHEN ADAMS, JNo. B SALE, S. p. GATES.
James Carlisle Sec B. ". Bradford, Pres
gsNHIS Company completed its first fiscal
n year on th e first OF June last. Tne Direc-
tory gratilied in being enabled to state
that The office has steadily advanced in BUSH
ness and popularity, and has most satisfactorily
answered all the objects of its creation, with
out resorIng 10 those meansusually adopted for
becoming known 70 the public, 1t has atfor-
ded protection at hcme 10 our Merchants md
Planters, paid promptly all lis losses, and re-
mrned fair reward TO the stockholders for
their capital
The liberal terms of Insurance offered by
this office will procure for it decided prefer
ence by ali who will investigate them. The
office allows Retu preminn of ten per cent
all persons lnsuring with them, and Ia case
OF losses on the seas or rivers, each package
OF goods is subject to its own average the
whole invoice is not required TO be produced
for average For the perfect security of those
who may sustain loss in this office, the Com
pany have deposited with their agents, James
Z. Saunders & Son, of Mobile, and John Nc
Mahon, OF New Orleans, funds amply sufficient
meet all probable contingencies
The Company is now prepared TO issue
Policies on the iUes of ohite persons and sLdceS.
~ S branch of Insurance materially ydtfers from
ordinary Insurance, for while risks against fire
or water may may not result in loss to the
insurer, or the loss may be total or partial,
hfe must sooner or later cease TO exist, and the
aohole loss must be paid. This kind of lnsu-
rance is not founded on speculation, but its
principles are based upon sound mathematical
calculations, which have been tested for long
series of years, both in this Country and in
Europe aud admit of no variation. Its utility
and advantages to almost all classes of persons,
in securing families from want and dependence
cannot be too strongly enforced upon the mind.
o mechanics and persons of moderate means
i. is a great sauingS institution, in which by a
small annual premium they may mako a pro-
vision for the benefit of their widows and
children when :he hand that labored for them
lies cold in death THARP & WOOD.
Yazoo City, June 16. 1852 Agts.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14

We are authorized 70 offsra suitable reward %
any person who will invent an acceptable dgufs
OF speech to take the place Of this b4uner dur
the approaching campaign--5nd we viii psoaiss
him reasonable share Of imnostalily besides.
lfsaccessful. If The same reward wiz be offered
Tor any substitute foz the "shipof State" Even
partial substitute would be wei paid Tor ana
De great relief to The county.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14

DEPOT, Green Block, Vater Street. (betioeel
Maiden Lane and TFaH Street,)
NEW YORK.

Maiden Lane and IFaA Street,)
NEW YORK.
THE subscriber pleced his Fire and Burglar
J. Proof Iron Safe in competition with the
whole world at the great Exhibition in London,
for which an impartial jury awarded a medal.
The American Fair, held last fall at Castle
Garden, also awarded to him gold medal for
the best Fire Proof Safe, and he has never fail
ed to obtain the highest premium when his
safe has been put in competition with others for
that purpose. Certificates have been received
Fl ON the following well know mercantile hou-
ses, who have bad their books, papers and mon
ev preserved in these supe ior Safes within e
last thirty days, (and can, with many others,
be seen at my store,) viz: Messrs. Stillwel d
Montross, Mr. J. L. Watkins, in the Fulton
Street Fire; Messrs. Fisher s. Robinson, and
Messrs. John Lockwood & Co.. in the great fire
corner of Liberty and Nassau Streets, and
Messrs. Proud & Bowman, in Jersey city.
| am the proprietor OF Halls Patent Lock
which obtained medal Gin the name df Adj
ans & Co.. Boston,) at the Worlds Exhibition,
andis considered the best Lock for the price.
ever invented, being proof Fagainst powder, and
the KEY IS no larger than cent, aud can be
made changeable.
invite all purchasers to u close and careful
investigation before purchasing, and decide for
themselves, who makas Ire best Fire, Burglar
and Damp-Proof Safes combined.
SILAS C. HERRING,
Nos I35, l37 and 10 Walter Street n. York
A EGTS
John Farrell. 81 " alnut Street, Philadelphia
c. L. Harman. Chicago, Illinoise.
Henry Williams, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,.
Fry & McCandish, Richmond, Virginia.
April 2I. 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14
z. w, Quackenboss,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
YAZOO CITY, MSS.
CONTINUES to practice in the cou-t ties of
OlYazoo, Holmes, Madison, and Carroll,
in the superior courts Of law and Chancery at
Jackson, and the Vice Chancery col t at
Carrolton. Particular attention will al > be
aad to any cases that may be entrusted to MIN
no Probate Court of Y Yazoo county.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.


A SPLENDID lot and building on Jefferson
"a St, next door to the late residence of Capt.
VIM Nichols, near the intersection of Main st.
The above house and lot if not sold before the
26th day of July will be offered for sale at public
auction
Terms of lSdle.-Three hundred dollars in
cash; the remainder in and II months. Apply
to JOHN HAGMAN,
iune 23-lm corner of Main & Jefferson SITS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14

.Jusis received at our Furniture ware
$50 rooms a FINE ASS0R TMENT OF
- - bookcases. Bureaus Sofas Side
boords Armnrs, Washslands, Chairs, Tables,
Mattresses Bedsteads, Willow-waq0ns, and
Cradles. Cribbs, Looking-glasses, Safes, stoves
which we will sell low for cash or approved
per. E. L. BOWER & co.
Yaazoo CITY JniY ID IR51-1v
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14

To those weared, says the Southern Press.
with wandering over the arid waste Of political
and the trivalties that make up the
news of the day, it is refreshing both to raina
and heart to meet with such wen springs of
true poetry as this which we subjoin. "Ths
strain is of higher mood"-but whence IL
comes. or from whose full SOUL we know not.
Sheer, as many wise ones do, at the poets cor.
ner of country newspapers, it yet often veri6es
the truth Of Gray's beautiful though now hack
neyej lines, when from il can be taken such gems
as this:
" 81 JE TE PERDs, JE s1Is FERDu"
The idea is taken from device on a seal. a
mariner, with his hand on the helm land stor.
my sea) and his eyes fixed or a single star. The
motto "Si Je ts Peras, Je sHis Perau +" u
lose thee. Pm lost.
Shine on, thou bright beacon,
Unclouded and free,
From thy high place Of calmness,
Der LIES troubled sea
Its morning of promise,
It's smooth seas ire gone,
And the pillows rave widely
Then, brig ghi one shine on.
The wings Of the tempest
May rush DER thy ray,
But tranquil thou smiesti
Undimm'd b. its sway,
High, high DER the worlds,
Where storms are unknown,
Thou dwellest, all beauteous,
All glorious, alone.
From the deep womb Of darkness
The lightning flash leaps,
Der the bark of my fortune.
Each mad billow sweeps;
From the port of her safety.
By warning winds driven,
| And no light Ger her course,
But yon lone one of heaven.
Yet fear not, thou frail one,
/ The hour may be near,
| When our own sunny headlands
| Far off shall appear;
/ When the voice OF the storm
Shall be silent and past
In some island Of heaven
We may anchor al last
i But, bark of Eternity,
Where art thou now7
/ The tempest-wave shrieks
Der each plunge Of thy prow3
On the worlds dFearrorean
il Thus shattered and lost
4 Then lone one shine on,
If loose thee, Pm lost
A man convicted Of muTdering constable s.
! St. Louis, has been sentenced 20 the panitea
tiary for ninety-nine yeaIs
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14

candidate. And since that time, with fatuity
that seizes upon men whs get bewidsred in
gazing upon the White House, he has been suf
fering his pen TO dim the glories achieved b. hi.
sword"
"That, reader, be it remembered, is whig On
whig, was got up by wings, and given 10 the
world BY wings. If they keep on in that wa,
they will not leave the democrats anything 10
contend with, as, like the Kilkenny Gets the,
will devour one another.-Cin. Eng.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14
NJ w G OODS S.

JUST receiving direct from Philadelphia and
New York, a new and splendid stock of staple
and fancy dry goods, embracing every variety
of SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES,
such as superior Organdies and Swiss Muslins,
Lawns, Cambricks, Bereges, Tissues, Lace
Capes, Laces, Chemesetts, Collars, &c. Neck
and Sash Ribbon, superior Fans, in every Va
rety. The Ladies are particularly invited to
give me a call, and examine my goods.
J. v. CALDWELL.
Nnrnn Cifu NH IA 1852
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14
Yazoo City, April IA, 1859.
Notice to Country Merchants.

Notice to Country MerchantS.
COUNTRY Merchants are invited to CAL
~ and examine our Stock Of Dry G eds,
Clothing, Boots, and Shoes. Ha ing large
wholesale house in New Orleans, we ena-
bled to sell at prices as low as in that city or
anv other in the Union. Our stock will always
be found large and complete. New Goods will
be received by every packet.
MICHON & SARRAT.
Nicksbnro. March l7th. 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14
DENTISTRY.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing be-
j. tween Drs ] H. ANDREWS & III. LAURENCE,
is this dav dissolved bJ mutual consent.
Dr.J H. Andrews having relinqulshed the
practice of dentistry in this and the adjoining
counties, feels great pleasure in recommend
ing his former partner, DR.. H. Laurence, as
one eminentlY qualified in his profession, and
whose operations are unsurpassed by any 9TH
er Dentist he has met with in the South. He
refers also to few of the residents of Yazoo
City for whom he has had the pleasure of do
ing work.
REFERENCES
Drs. Leake s. Barnett, D.A. james, NJ. D.
H b. Kidd, NJ. D. Rev. ]. K. West,
J. H Lawrence, Esq, r. *. Pickett, Esq.
P. B. Pope, Esq, J.V. Caldwell Esq
A. Patterson, Esq.
DR.. III. Laurence has associated with him his
brother, DIR. WI. Laurence, who will prac-
tice with him in this and the adjoining coun-
ties They are prepared Nith every essential
for the perfection Of their various dental OPP
erations, which shall be performed in the mosi
artistic and dnrable manner. Their charges
viii be as moderate as the quality OF their work
will allow. All operations warranted, and to
be paid for as soon finished, ur less other
arrangements are previously made.
Terms for opera ions can be consulted al
their office on Main Street, nearly opposite
Winn's Hotel, where one will be in constan
attendance.
Yazoo CITY, May 90, 1862.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14
The WING NatiOnaI ConVention.

Large Numbers OF delegates TO the Wing con
vention. says the Southern Press, have been in
Washington for the last few days. And the ac-
tual condition Of the party is now as well un-
derstood as it can be after the nomination. l. is
sectionally divided. All the Northern members.
except about twenty, are opposed to the ratifi
cation of the Compromise. All the Southern
members except about twenty are in favor of it.
If the Northern members are national, then there
is only score of Southern members that have
the odor Of nationality about them-and con
tr4rywise.
Now, although this is the actualan the note
rious condition of the party. each section or fac
tion asserts lis own nationality, ana denoanees
the others as sectionalists and disorganzers
The main body of the Southern Wings pro
pose to nationalize themselves and the whole
party by that remarkably acute anil lu1icroas ex-
pclient of the South, q set Of resolutions. The
Northern Whgsf knowing that resolutions are
pure Southern idea. object toit.
Now to US it is perfectly imm4terial whether
the convention adopts resolutions or not We
know the party is sectionally diyided-and re
solutions can neither change the fact, nor put
Town the truth. Of course the great body OF
the southern Wings viii back out. That Is the
custon1ery movement Of the South, especially
after having taiAel particularly big.
For the rest, we hardly know which would lie
the most respectable, to back out, or to persist
For all the Southera Wings ask. is that set cf
measures that dissr1oed and dismem5ered tire
South, should be endorsed? The North has sue
ceeded in throwing the South mo that position;
The position of deien1iug aggressions on herself
Well, the Southern Wings are reaping the con-
eI Ilenoes of their own disgra. eful desertion OF
he position of 1913. 40 We didn', think the
retroution would be SO specdy-but this is a
fist age. And the Wings are uot the only peo-
lie destined 10 realize it.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-14
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