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Decrease. 1872.
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Decrease. 1852 Observation-Disclosures. S37s S02
The trade i active for the season. and soon there will
spring up busy note Of preparation for the fall Even
now early buyers for the Southwest in market look
ing round Shippers buying, for the California
and South American and China markets, while the
cotbier not only buying for their fall business hut
their stock Of summer clothing has run ont, and they
have been obliged to make further purchase Of these
Untcached sheetpgs and shir;ings in request and
frmat &c. which i advance and the demand gains
rather the supply Bcnchcd goods steady at old
rates with good supply but holders anticipating
advance shortly Drills also steady. with good
export demand browns, "a 7sc.; bloached &c.: AMI
blues &C. Osnibargs arc also higher, though the do
mand i light. Denims arc firm, with moderate
tiyity stripes and tick SITTER at very full rates
and with improved inquiry. Printing cloths have
advanced ',c buyers have been holding OF ut the al
vance !ut coming inrlore readily The advance
In cotton implies that prints in request at fair rates
Ginsbsms inactive. Lawns still in request and
full prices obtained Delanes are dull. Woollcns
ar firm cloths especially, with good demand CAST
mere dull, but firm. Satines nrc active with
upwari tendency IN prices. Itnseys have been active.
and are higher by &c Jeans active and held at
Advance Tweeds ere steady Fl,rnels in good sup
ply and sell well at full prices. Blankets more dull
Foreign goods DULL the reduced stock still Is selling
st foil rates the goods for the fail arrive
very slowly, and the mporations are not likely to be
excessive unless iatc in the Prices of woollsn
aud cotton goods continue TO advance abroad Wool in
England hos risen 3D. sterling per b. which muat affect
our fall Importation but especially those Of next
spring Light French German, aud Yorkshire cloths
inrequest and the demands Increasing Tho course q
trade this fall will 1t Is anticipated be good one Tho
demand from the Wet in late but proved goodi
yet being late the purchases not to the fun extent
ic.x rcr Luzi In
Southern demand viii also improve While the aafices
from California have boon favorable to qickened ship
ments there Tho tendency Of prices being upwards
thrro Is constant demand tor whatever can be bought
without any o, with only light, advance All staple
cotton goods must advance considerably. The vessels
arriving out still with imperfect cargoes. There
have been some transncop for tho Australian market
The business with this new market wil anticipate,
become regular and profitable one.
Tho following table shows the quantity Of some Of the
principal articles Of produce left AZ tide water from the
commencement of navigation the canals of this state
to I'D june inclusive during the yoa,s 1870, ca dsys
1851, 90 dnys; 1852 Cj doys
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greater length Of road has been in operation this
year. which is Of the great increase in receipts
The directors of the proposed railroad to connect Lake
Ontario with the Cayuga and susquehanna Railroad met
at Auburn June y; $4,000 in cash subscribed, in
Guiding the 800 900 authorized to be taken by the city
call OF per the stock made payable in
fifteen days ani t resolved to advertise for proposals
for constructing the road Immediately.
The receipts ofthe Morris Canal during the week emil
ing June 10 1852 si546. 81 against $500 -,
he corresponding week in 1s5i-ncrease 1854 80.
The Treasurer Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal has
s,en notice that IN consequence of heavy expenditures
causedby damages the canal the payment Of the in
terest Coupon Bonds Of Isl due the LIST Of July
will h suspe nded
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption
for warehousDg and Withdrawals from warehouse, dur
Ing the week ending June Is in each of the past two
yeas
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SECOND BOARD.
$1,000 Ind Canal Pref shs Rea


FRIDAY, June 25-6 T. N.
ASHES were more active the sales reaching $50 bbls
pots at "a Sl11; pearls at IS SO per 100 los.
BEEswAx-sundry parcels American yellow found
buyers. at 26hc. 26isc, per h., cash.
BREADsrrrrs-Pour in better request but at easier
rates, the transactions including 1880 bbs ordinary to
straight State superhne Canadian and mixed Western at
50 9S 81 06 choice State, favorite Ohio and fair to
fancy Western at 81 coz 81 1875 with common to rood
Southern at 81 3756 - 56 Rye -four ruled firm but
dull at So 1915 So lS4 per bbl 500 bbs Jersey and
Brandywnc. meal changed hands at So 121s SIS lS3i
and So 90 $500 bushels good mixed Ohio wheat at 81
5000 bushels river rye Mt Soc; and $4,000 bushels I'M
merchantable, with mixed Western and round yellow
at SEC 5sc., 59c. Gle and 81 &c, &C per
bushe State oats continued to command A. 45
per bushcl.
active the business reaching 800 bales our quota
ton
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BREMEN Consul AT PHILADELPHIA. The Presi-
dent has officially recognized George Heinrich
Mccko as Consul FOR the free and HanIeotic city Of
Bremen o, Philadelphia.
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INio~ cofrsr. H. J-TRoIrlvG -TnrRpAy. lunc "a
Rtalcn $1,000 Three mile heats, IN harness
: BlouN y n ~; a.. '.'.'...',... !
4. spcef's &. Iagle o. The Wet .......,.... z
Iime-S2iIa, so5la, S13ii.
sAmr DaY.-porsc $500 $50 10 go to the second bos.
lefto. Two ricr andrcrcat, IN harness
) NJ 3Lauyliu entered b m. Lady Brooks. 80. l 2
i. Jones entued &. N. Lady suffolk. ........ 2
Issac Woodri q entered b. S. Pelham. ........ 3
Nj entered b z, Pct. .............. drawn.
iimo--olo, 5i0l4, 5i31s.
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THE BocARmE FAMrLY.-A letter from Tourney,
of the 23d May, sintos:-''ln consequence Of a re-
cent Judgment of the tribunal of first instance of this
town which has decrecd the division Of The propcr
ty left by the Bocarmcs, the Notary, Mr.. Dugni-
ole, has been commissioned for the benefit Of tho
three children minors of Hyppolito dc Bocarme, 70
effect the sale of the Chateau dc Bitremont and Of
the two farms, its appendagcs as we'll as of the
property from the Count dc Bocarme, who.
died ut Arkansas, Cmcrica) in September last. IL,
conformity to the wishes expressed by Count b.
cainnc, the father. the family intend to purchase
and pull down sho old manor house Of Bury, CT
such painful celebrity The Countess lie Bocarmc,
with her son Gonzales, were lately Mt the Baths Of
Choudlontaine. ut appears says the Indepcn-
Gncc that CITY, thnt nothing confirms the state
ment made some lime ago Of member of IN Illus
trious English family having loft her by will GA
Goo: but II appears that offer Of marriage wac
made to her. This not accepted when made,
and there has been no more question Of IL since the
month Of August"
DEATH or A CITIZEN or BRooLyN AT GRANADA,
NIcARAGuA.-T. dc Marcolcte, the Minister from
Nicaragua, Mt Washington, publishes tho following
notice officially Doctor David Shoemaker, n
native of Brooklyn, New York, died in tho city Of
Granada, in Nicaragua, on the 18th Of january
last, intestatc, leaving certain personal property.
His legal representatives are hereby notified to file
the evidences Of their hcirship, properly authonti.
Gated, in this legation, in the Office Of Don. Jose
Dolores Games. judge Of the first instance in that
city, in order, to benefit by The said estate.
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tho answer DO. ths., after fair trial OF three
quarters Of century the Union was dissolved in
bIeodshed, anarchy. and chaos2 Msthinks, Mt such
catastrophe, the Goddess of Liberty would cover
her face with her mantle, and shed tears Of blood
over her model republic The is the stats OF hi
that would be produced we're tie views of these
ultra abo'itionis,s and agitat9rs carried out.
- Men who living, forfeit N ren.wn
And aouhly dying. shall 20 down
10 the ,ilest from whence they sprung
.nnvept unhonored and uGhung.'sp
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From The Democratic Journals.

from tho Ne8 l0rE NalionoI Dlin0cr0t juno 24l
CRASp HATIFICAIIuS MEE1lNG-TbE sEvESTEENTa
WAGD.
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RECEIPTS o. PRODUCE At r,,r x.r-.

increase. Al $40 Inc ,437 Dec C5 100 Dec. 2s47
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at tide
water from the commencement navigation to the ODD
June inclusive, during the years 1851 and 1852 was an
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

DY virtue of the provisions of deed of
ID Trust, executed by John M. Gregg, Jnlia
Gregg, William Garrison and Elizabeth Garri-
son on the 20th day Of January, A. ID. 1850,
to me as Trustee, for the purpose Of securing
to Claiborne Bowman, the payment Of certain
debts therein mentioned, and which has been
duly recorded in the Probate Office of Yazoo
county, in Book of Records q, pages 239,
24O and PAL willproceed to sell at public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the
door of the old Court House in Benton, on Satur-
day, the 1st day Of January, A. d. 1853, an un-
divided moiety of the following described lands
situated in Holmes county, near the line be-
tween that and Yazoo counties, to wit: The
whole of Section %, Township l3, Range /
East--the north-half and southwest quarter,
and the west half of southeast quarter of Sec
ton 23-and east-half of northeast quarter of
Section u in Township I3, Range l east
containing 1888 29-l00 acres. Also the en-
tire interest in the following described lands,
situated in Yazoo county, to wit: Southeast
quarter of Section IL, in Township II, Range
2 west-the west-half southwest quarter and
the west half of northwest quarter of Section
T. in Township II, Range West. Acting as
Trustee, will convey such title rs is vested in
me under said Deed of Trust.
EDWARD BOWMAN, Trustee.
Dec. /, 18524-tds.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

E0Y Virtue Of a decree of the Probate Court OF
A1 Yazoo county, State OF Mississippi, made at
the September Term thereof, A. ID. 1S52-the
undersigned, administrator of the estate of John
E. 0'Reilly deceased, WILL on the lst day of Jan
uary next, between the hours prescribed BY law
proceed to sell at the court house door of said
county, and at public auction, to the highest
bidder on credit OF twelve months from the
day of sale, the one half interest of the estate of
said cecedent in and to the following lands stu
ated in the county aforesaid, viz: The south
half and east-haH of northwest quarter, and
west-hah of north east quarter, and southeast
quarter of northeast quarter of Section EAST
half of southeast quarter of Section S-East-
half of northeast quarter, and northeast quar-
ter of southeast quarter of Section 1.-THE
west-half of east-half of southwest quarter, and
west-haif Of east-half of northwest quarter, and
west half of northwest quarter, and west-half
of south west quarter dissection l0-North- west
quarter of Section l5, all in Township IL, Range
2 west, con ontaining eleven hundred and twenty
S3- 100 acres, and known as the Furze Plantation.
Also, twenty-seven feet of Lot number 327 in
Yazoo City-also lots number $40, 34l and 342
in Yazoo City. Some of said lots have fine bus
mess houses upon them, and are situated on
Main Street in said Yazoo City.
The purchaser or purchasers OF said lands and
lots will be required to give bond or bonds with
good and sufficient security for the payment of
the sum or sums of money for which the lands
and lots may be sold, in twelve months from the
day of sale.
JAMES P. O'REILLY, Administrator
of the estate Of John E. O'Reilly, deceased.
November IL, 1852 -2-tds.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
Ii G AL
ADV ERTISEM MEN rs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale.

RY virtue Of decree of the Probate court q
- Yazoo county, State Of Mississippi, made at
the September Term thereof, A. D. 1907, the
L. Dickson, deceased, viii on the 9Th day OF jan
uary next, between the hours prescribed by law
proceed to sell at the late residence and at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder on credit OF
twelve months from the day of sale, the follow
inc lands situated in said county, and belonging
to the estate of said decedent to-wit: The west
half OF southwest quarter, section 8, township
s, range west. The west half of northwest
quarter, section II, township 8, range west.
East half of northeast quarter section le, town
ship s, range 3 west, together with the improve
ments thereon.
The purchaser or purchasers Of said lands will
be required to give bond or bonds with good and
sufficient security for the payment of the sum
or sums of money, for which said lands may be
sold in twelve months from the day of sale.
I. r. H0LLOMAN, Admir-, &c.
Dec. l, 1855. Aids.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

DY Virtue, and in pursuance Of decree OF
ID the Hon. Probate Court of Yazoo county,
made at the last term thereof, the undersigned,
Administrator of the estate of Ann L. Perry
deceased, will on the oath day of January next,
proceed to sell between the hours prescribed by
law, in front of the Court House door in Yazoo
city, at public auction, to the highest bidder;
on a credit of twelve months, all that certain
piece or parcel of ground situated in the town
of Yazoo city, and described on the plat of said
town as Lot No. 408 together with all improve
ments thereon. The purchaser or purchasers
will be required to give bond with good and suf-
icient security for the payment of the purchase
money. CHAS. HOLMES, Admr. of
Dec. Is, 1S52-6-3w. Ann L. Perry, decd.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale,

u QY virtue, and in pursuance of adecree of the
hO Probate Court of Yazoo county, made at the
last term thereof, the undersigned, administra
tor of the estate of Warrick HI. Brister deceas-
ed, will on the Sth day of January next, between
the hours prescribed by law, proceed 10 sell at
the residence of the late Warrick III. Brister de-
ceased, at public auction to the highest bidder on
a credit of twelve months, all the following de-
scribed Land to-wit: The northwest quarter of
east-quarter of section 81, township II, range 2
east, lying and being in the county of Yazoo, to-
gether with all Improvements thereun'o belong
ing. Bond with good and sufficient security
will be required of the purchaser, payable in II
months from the day of sale.
v. HI. FUGATE, Admir-,
Dec L. 1852. ids. of Wark I'll. Brister.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
RRoWW q AVERY
Nent door above the Ba7t 615taS2zg
Main Street Ye1oO city

X EEP constantly on hand an extensive as
AAsort cit Of all kinds of iin-ware. Th
are man factlri ng Ire nrtide Of shower
baths and tathing-tu5s. They keep always
large supply ofcooking and paror stoves, all
eft which they will offer as chead or cheaper
than they can be purchased 10 this region.
They are prepared to do all kinds of gutteriDg
and every description of fiob-wrk with neat
ness and dispatch. Persons wishing any
thing in their line would do we'll to give
them call before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for the patronage which has here
tofore been so literally bestowed, they hope
to deserve and to receive a continuance OF the
same.
Yazoo ci.y, August Goth 1s51-1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

DY Virture of an order of the Honorable Pro-
ID bate Court of Yazoo County, will, as Ad-
minstrator de bonis non of the estate of Sgd
ney Anderson, deceased, expose to public sale to
the highest bidder, before the door of the Court
House of said county, within the hours prescr-
bed by law on Monday the 18th day of January,
A. ID. 1858, the following described tract or par
eel of land belonging to said estate to wit ly-
ing in said county The northeast quarter of
northeast quarter of Section -, Township Il,
Ranke West, and northeast quarter of north
east quarter of Section 20, Township I2, Range
] West, and half of southeast quarter Sec
ton "a, Township l3, Range ! West, and north
east quarter Section %, Township l3. Range
West, $40 acres.
Terms of sale. credit Of u months, bond and
security required.
M. A. JENKINS, Administrator
de bonis non of Sydney Anderson, decd.
Nov. 81, 1852 ids.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
NO tIle Amicfeh

a opportunity of having their suferings
"A removed is matter of no small moment.
Such an opportunity is now offered IN Yazoo
City, by DR.. B. +. 9. Brools, who has made
such arrangements as to be enabled 10 treat 81
kinds of chronic diseases. He has good rooms.
and can entertaina number of invalids.-
FROM an extensive practice for the last six
years, he feels confident thar he can Oive r,er-
manent relief to those who suffer from ca,lee,.
ScrofuIa rheumatism, ach5se slOelling. aropsv'
dyspepsia, ard all forms Of Jgmale chronic dis
eases.
:. Dr. brooks respectfully lefers to those in
alnerent parts this, and dther States, who
have been restored BY him His practice
strictly BOTANIC. Isen. Is, 1s52-3m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
Exec1ltor,s saIe ofLand.

DY Virtue of an order of the Honorable Pro-
ID bate Court of Yazoo county. / will, as Ex-
ecutor of Canaday Cason deceased, expose to
public sale to the highest bidder in front of the
court house in Yazoo county, between the hours
prescribed by law. on Saturday the 1st day Of
january A. ID. 1853-the following described
land, belonging to said estate. lying in said coun-
ty to Wit: The north-halfof Section /. in Town
ship 12, Range East-and south-half and north
west quarter of Section 36 of Township IS
Range / East. Said lands are sold subject to the
Widows Dover.
Terms Of sale, credit of twelve months,
bond and approved security required.
JOHN a. sCASON, Executor of
Canaday Cason, deceased.
November IL, I852-2-tds
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
DIR - CTORN 81

B. M BRADFoRD, E. STRONG, WYATT More,
w. HI. SAUNDERS, S. L. PAINE, J. MCMILLAN,
w. M. HAMPTON, NJ. J. WIcKs, +. NJ. ROGERS,
STEPHEN ADAMS, JNo. B. SALE, S. P. GATES.
James Carlisle, Sec. B. NJ Bradford, Pres.
HNHIS Company completed it's first fiscal
Il year on the first of June last. The Direc-
tory are gratifed in heing enabled TO state
that the office has steadily advanced in busi-
ness and popularity, and has most satisfactorily
answered all the objects of its creation, with
out resorting to those meansusually adopted for
becoming known to the public, 1t has affor-
ded protection at hcme to our Merchants and
Planters, paid promptly all its losses, and re-
turned a 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 all who will investigate them. The
office allows RetU n preminm of ten per cent
20 all persons lnsuring with them, and in case
of losses on the seas or rivers, each package
of goods is subject to its own averages 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
E. 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 hUes of l0tSte persons and SlaUeS
Ih s branch of insurance materiallydiffers from
ordinary Insurance, for while risks against fire
or water may or may not result in loss to the
insurer, or the loss may be total or partial,
life must sooner or later cease to exist, and the
aohole loss must be paid. This kind of Insn
rance is not tfounded 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 and admit of no variation. It's utility
and advantages to almost all classes of persons,
in securing families from want and dependence
cannot be too strongly enforced upon theanind
To mechanics and persons Of moderate means
ills great savings institution, in which by a
vision for the benefit of their widows and
children when the hand that labored for them
lies cold in death. THARP d WOOD.
Yazoo City, June 16, 1852. Agts.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
DENTISTRY.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing be
Atween Drs. ]. III. ANDREWS 81 III. LAURENCE,
is this dav dissolved BY mutual consent.
DIR. J. H. Andrews having relinquished the
practice of dentistry in this and the adjoining
counties, feels great pleasure in recommend
ing his former partner, DR.. TT. Laurence, as
one eminently qualified in his profession, and
whose operations 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 & Barnett, D.A James, NJ. D.
III. B. Kidd, NJ. d. Rev. J. r. West,
]. III. Lawrence, Esq, r. X. Pickett, Esq
P. B. Pope, Esq, J.V. Caldwell Esq
A. Patterson, Esq.
DIR. IL. Laurence has associated with him his
brother, DR.. w. j. Laurence, who will prac-
tice with him in this and the adjoining coun-
ties. They are prepared with every essential
for the perfection of their various dental OPP
erations, which shall be performed in the most
artistic and dnrable manner. Their charges
will be as moderate as the quality of their work
will allow. All operations warranted, and to
be paid for as as finished, urless other
arrangements are previously made.
Terms for opera ions be consulted at
their office on Main Street, nearly opposite
Winn's Hotel, where one will be in constant
attendance.
Yazoo City, May 26, 1882.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
LOTS TO LEASE


FNHE undersigned proposes tc lease upon
Il moderate terms, for aterm of 5 years, Lots
numbered on the map of Yazoo City, 163, 166
and 167, fronting the Court House, Upon. the
ives side of Broadway, in subdivisions of 20
feet fronts b, 70 in depth. Also, like 'front.'
upon Washington street, next east of the
Baptist church; as also upon the Alley bound
ing the rear of said lots. All being conve-
niently adapted to the erection of OF Offices
and other cheap buildings suited to the varied
mechanical branches of business.
| also offer for sale on credit of one and
two years, or will execute leases for 5 years
with the privilege of purchasing some 30 or
40 other town lots, differently situated.
also propose sub-dividing 16 acres (be-
ing lot No. 462) up, n the Hill atth junction
of Broadway and Madison streets, and adj
cent to the Plank Road, in lots of convenient
size, which will be leased as above, or sold on
a credit of /, and 3years.
Persons desirous of securing locations for
residences or other purposes, upon reasonable
terms, can be thus accommodated.
A. PATTERSON.