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The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08
Downs CUDDY s. co,
COTTON FACTORS,
NEW ORLEANS.

FTAVING made arrangements with this
A 4 House, l am fully prepared to make liberal
cash advances on cotton consigned to them,
will also furnish Bagging & Rope. and the usu-
al Plantation supplies, Nj. LANGAN.
Yazoo city, Sept. lst, 1922
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08
DE IT'S nv.

THE Co-PartGership heretofore existing be
tween Drs- J II. ANDREWS & II. LAURENCE,
is this dav dissolved by mutual consent.
DIR. J. H. Andrews having reiinquished the
practice OF dentistry in this and the adjoining
counties. feels great pleasure in recommend
ing bis former partner, DR.. II. Laurence, as
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.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08
NOTICE

THE co-Partnership heretofore existing between
wolfe q Dwight, is this day dissolved. M. B
for said firm. M. b. WOLFE.
March 81, 1852. 6. w. DWIGHT.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDED!

Cheapest Out.
TWNHE subscriber has lot of Saddlery on hand,
IL which he is determined to sell at extremely
low prices. Call and examine for yourselves.
N w. HOBSON,
Sign of the golden eagle, Main street,
Augusta 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08

a UST received per NJ. Cave. large invoice
y Winter Clothing, which will be sold low to
close consignment, at the Auction Store of
August % I652-42-6t Nj. b. WOLFE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08

EeOr sale.
a SPLENDID lot and building on Jefferson
n 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
10Th day of July will be offered for sale public
auction.
Terms Of Sale.-Three hundred dollars in
cash; the remainder in 6 and IL months Apply
to JOHN HAGMAN,
June 23-1m corner of Main s. Jefferson SITS,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08
AdEninIstrator's Sale of Land.

DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court of
ID Yazoo county, made at the August Term
1852, Lwiu as administrator of the estate OF
Andrew ". Usher deceased, on Saturday
the 10th day OF October next, Q652) at
the store house door of Charles II. Green in
Bienville Formerly Mechanicsburg) Yazoo coun-
ty, Mississippi, offer for sale to the highest bid
der, on a credit of one and two years, the fol
lowing described lands belonging 10 the estate of
said Andrew w. Usher viz Southeast quar-
ter of Section No. %, Township 9, Range 3
west lying III Yazoo county, Mississippi
Notes with approved security for he purchase
money will be required before deed given
SAMUEL DILLEY,
Admir- Of And. w. Upshaw
August 25 l852.-42-5w.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08

And TO her husband constant toll and anxiety of mind
eessaTiiy deYolylhg him from sic o the wife,
, @ sl1s MN the opportunity Of acquiring that
"ne ms exeEions entitled aud the possession
MSh "ouid secure the happiness Of himself wife, and
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08
@ Yazoo Whig please copy
The state of Mississippi.

MIDDLE DISTRICT, CHANCERY COURT
OF SAID STATE
At Office RUles-AuguSt (3rd Monday) 16the
day, 1882.
Edward Berry alp UPON opening COM
p,.a vs.. :, Plainsn's Pioins sa bill 5i of com C.? a
by the affidavit of Edward Berry, that the
heirs of Samuel Sprowls deceased, parties de-
PENDANTS to said bill, are unknown to the COM
pliinants. SO that they cannot be brought into
court by the ordinary process thereof There
fore Il is ordered, that said defendants enter
their appearance herein on or before the first
day of the next term of this court, to be holden
at the court house of Yazoo county, at Yazoo
city, on the first Monday after the fourth Mon
day in September next ensuing, and plead,
answer or demur to the compliments bill, 9TH
erwise the several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed by them, set for hearing
exparte, and the matters thereof decreed ac-
cordingly.
1t is further ordered that a copy of this or
der be published in the Yazoo Democrat, a
weekly newspaper, published in Yazoo city,
once week for one month.
J. M. .HOLLTNGSWORTH, elk,
Aug. Is, 2852-41-5w-pr fee 80 IS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08

ne on the
Andrews,
1ing l.ozo
acres thor
WILLIS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08

on. Probate
Undersigned
adnalnlstra-
eased, with
e Adm'h
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08

DR.. H. Laurence has associated with him his
brother, Dr.. w. ]. Laurence, who will prac-
tice with him il this and the adjoining coun-
ties. They are prepared sith every essen ntiai
for the perfection Of their various denial op-
era:ions, which shall be performed in the most
artistic and dnrable manner. Their charges
will bc as moderate as the quality OF their work
viii allow. Al operations warranted, and to
be paid for as soon as finished, unless other
arrangements are preuiously made.
Terms for opera ions can be consulted at
their office on Main Street, nearly opposite
Winn's Hotel, where one will be in constant
attendance.
Yazoo City, May 26, 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08

London
.IOndon
of Con-
use of
Wood
.peration
ans, an
I'd pr
q Cherry
cerLaiu-
.nts ever
% assume
q
ed snpe-
Sc.
!, virtues
Agents.
IANN
I'm.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08
sECURE TIIE slaANs oF rlApp1NEss

oy "a time possessed Of the knowledge the
IN view of sd @ The sickness and poverty Of thousands
y she 70 avail herself of that knowledge in
- ~ which would spare her much suffering be
ue s 3i happiness and prosperity her husband and
confer a het children at blessing above prieeheathy
a liLle work entiflti - - - NNl.Ai"eN' -
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08

tossessed the lni9Fmaton contained in little volume (w
ia ehe reach oi ALL which would spare TO herself
YEARS OF MISERY
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08
For SaEe---A Valuable Improved
Plantation.

TEyHE 10th Section OF Township IL, Range
u west, will be leased for 90 years to the
highest bidder at the Court House door in va
zoe City, on the first Monday in November
uext. 1t is very desirable and productive
Piantati2n, and has for the last seven years
produced probably the best Cotton crops in the
county-275 acres are cleared and in cultiva-
.tion. tits situated within one mi ofthe Yazoo
River and miles from Yazoo City. The i'm
progements consist of Cabins, Gin and Mill.
TERMS or SALE-One fourth annually for
four years, personal security viii be required
aud lien retained on the land for the purchase
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-08
MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is TT
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING

10 behold the sickness aud suffering endured by wifi
pt hsay years nom simple conrollable eaS
Tepedied-or better still mot incurred ifevery
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-20

had relieved me in NV greatest need But
how silent Won are said Madame dc IA Tour,
pressing the hand of the husband She had en-
richcd and would love with such devoiion--
land You never visited IN the CAV world. nor
went to the theatre nor 70 corcr,S-ah if {
had hut known your name" While she thus
rin:fnllv r"praachcti her astoniShed husband.
she took from around her neck chain oi ru-
bIr>. TO whIrh was suspended diminu.irr
silk ptrse-from TIC latter she drew ont
.Tce franc pi'"c. set III little frame of gold
III Is the same one" SAID she, putting it
into Fredcrrh'> hand for Il moment. and then
takin" it hack again. The sight of this cher
'>hed piece OF silver gave me supper and
roof to shelter me until the next dav. when.
at my earnest request it was sn arranged That
conld rct,r",n and keep rour fortunate gift
it has never for a moment left me. All how
happy | was when first saw Won in the street
with what joy directed the coachman 10
stop-l Was nearly frantic with agitation and
delight. and at onre adopted the Gnlt fre-
text could suddenly think u. TO get yod
into the carro@r. hal hnt one faar-uou
m,ga' Lt a,a-ric!-ha'i that hecn the casr.vou
would have never heard thu story. LADY Mel
vile would have hcsn vonr good genius; rh.'
wonid secretly have enriched Won beyond th.
dreams of araricc but the unhappy woman
would have sought ont home in another
land, far from the man whose hand and hear.
could never hc hers"
Frc'leri'k d" Ia Tour dropped the hand
Of his wife he let fall the embroidered robe,
and with both hands grasi'ing the piece of
silver, he raised it TO his lips. with an almos.
r"vcrcnta solr mnitv-"You see" said Mad
amr de la Tn,.r. that am TO fairy hut
that ON the contrary, from gou came the fairv's
GIT. and it has indeed proved a wondrous
lAlI>MAN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-20
YANKEE ENTERPRISE.

a correspondent Of the >cttunT1c .in,cri-
can, IN writing from East Dorset. rvcs the
following interesting description Of a novel
mode OF tran>portin. timber from the Green
Mountains
Your paper being the repcrtorv of all that
Is new and useful, propose to give YOU an
account OF a new form of overcoming r,,i>
tance, used by Mr. Cochran, an enterpri>iuu
Yankee OF East Dorset. Vt. Allow me to
premise that, during the construction of the
Western Vt. Railroad. it became necessary
that a very large amount OF railroad ties
should be procured in very short time
W whcrculon Mr. {. (who is one of the Dircc-
tor>) contracted to furnish 10000 yellow
birch ties and large amount of bridge and
other timber. rs the only place from which
MIR {. could procure the ties and timber was
three miles distant from the railroad, on the
tops of the Green Mountains, in place mac
cc>>ible by any feasible road. Mr. :. friends
anu io'' ,Joiho' III Iit'lCuIlo THAT IL was I'M
possible for him to fulfill the contract. Mr.
{. assembled through rocky ravine to the
mountains top, and there gathered. in one
vast pile, $1,000 ties and other timbcrs.-
Then the question arose with every one. bv
what means is all this to be conveyed to the
railroad: Only few weeks OF hot summer
weather is allowed to accomplish it in. and
nothing but rocks and gults intervene
Surely necessity is the mother of invcntion
Mr. {. goes to work and builds small sub
stantial spout Or hume of long narrow plank
stretching from rock to rock down the noun
tain gor-e. Here it rests on a rock. there
high on the branches of tree. and there a.
gain high in the air it threads across the val
ley, supported like telegraphir wire. In
four or five weeks the whole three miles are
completed- all built in the most simple cheap,
and substantial manner. \ small stream Of
water is turned into the lume. and twenty
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-20

'a' '''ed away upon the air, there was dead
silence; but as the dense smoke arose from,
'he surface OF the water, there was at first
low mnrmur breaking from the Iips of the
men that murmur grew louder and stronyer
nll 1t swelled to joyous, deatenne shout
Inc old gunner sprang to his feet and oaz.d
OH on the water, and the first thirc that met
his view was the huge carcass of the shark
floating with his white belly up, a mapr.d
httlc>S mass.
III lew moments the boat reached the dar-
ING swimmers, and half dead with tr;oht th,v
were brought on board The old man clasp
cd his boy in his arms, and then ovcrcom. by
the powerful excitement, he leaned upon a
gun for support
! l have seen men in all the phases of excite
ment and suspense, but never have seen
three human beings more overcome bv thrill
Ing emotions, than on that startlino momen,
when they first knew the effect of the GUN.
ner's shot.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-20
81. JOl1NSBURY, VT, SATURDAY, MARCH 90 1850

men 90 merrily to work dashing in the heavy
ties and timbers; away they fly on the wings
of the water over rock and eufs swifter than
the wings of a dove. In four summer lavs
that pile of $500 tons of lumber is conveyed
without cost from the Green Mountains in
Peru to the railroad in Dorset
The tnmc remains still uniniurcd ready
for further use: Mr. C'S thousands Of acres of
land. heretofore worthless Is now willing to
be cleared of its rich burdcn of lumber and
fuel and be transported by the same magic
process. The limpid stream is willing still to
do its part and more wiIIin. than all is Mr.
{. to perform another such feat"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-20
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,rRps... 80 per annum, If paid within
500 if payment be 4cIayrd beyond
\ .r?e- ..,routinued until :;l arrcar-
... ~z..r, a, ;it~ option Of the publisher,
..r.tvr<r> inserted at the usual prices
,.yrr,.,rmea,s must he paid for in ad-
,:.rr,.,r,ar,,, should be marked the num-
....,, fe inserted otherwise they will he
NJ. forbid .nra' the option Of the pub
-. a. s!a--ei accordingly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-20
THE FIVE FRANC PIECE.

THE FIVE FRANC PIECE.
Translated from he FrcmL toy Ire Lmmaly Gm.
1t was past midnight and the bride had
been long in her bridal chamber. when the
bridegroom escaped from his friends. and
found his way to a private staircase where
confidential maid awaited his coming, in a
corridor near the door which was open for
him alone. ''Go in" said Dorirc. in a low
whisper, my lady is waiting for Won" The
husband ot an hour tapped at tn. door. OPEN
cd it.and threw himself a, the feet of a voun"
and beautiful woman. She VS. seated be-
fore cheerful fire in the elegant undrr>s
of a ri.h widow, To whom a second marriage
had gwen rise 10 new hopes ;ni fears. Il
beg Won Will rise" sad She giving him her
hand No. no, nv dear ma,E,m." said the
voung man gra>ping firmly hprcxtcndrd hand
and carving /; TO his lips. ',no. let me remain
at vour feet, and DO not. do not. Withdraw
this little hand for fear YOU will vanish and
leave mr; fear it i all a dream: il appears
,ru
moment Of possessing all in te world wish
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-20
TNE C\LEDO\IlN,
.rp,rsUrD EVERY SATURDAY
, C.CHAD WICK.

.,,-r y,rrrrpcE X CoLHY's Building, St.
-.,.,.,r the ">t, ,Iohu>bury House" "
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

4i~ hHliidHeis pFoitcttlg lIle ives ana
property If our citiz rs.
4. To establish IL Washington in con
nection with the Department Of the Interi-
Or, an Agricultural Bureau for the eucour-|
age ment of this great industrial interest
Of the country, upon which our prosperity
50 much depends.
D To obtain, by treaty, or pdrchase.
from the British Government. tie free navi-
gationof the ST. Lawrence tor our CONE
meree upon tile lakes
The reasons that should urge Congress .
70 secure this right without delay, are mani
fold. III this way only, can ourupper lake
transportation compete with the rail roads.
which N q short time viii be run from the
Atlantic sea board, throughout the coun-
Try and which must inevitably 80 greatly
diminish the amount 1T water travel and
carriage IS the lal,.s chat this vast interest
vii ,usier to au alarming extent III the
present condition q things continue, and
ND better prospects are presented, the inn
mense capital ueW iBve7tedin our lake navi-
CATION, viii be gradually taken awav from
T. AMI diverted to at.gr enterprises. and +
thus leave the west especially without the 5.
benefits ot this competition, the carving of
her produce. OH the other hand, II this
right was acquired Is our government. ana
our shipping could have free passage to the
ocean, through this avenue, and during the
winter season, could be engaged IN our
coast Or foreign trade, while fow il lies use
less II our harhag4 ana at our wharyes, du-0
ring considerable portion OF thc wear. this
interest would be- at once euie ken cd into new
hia, and tine tonnage 81 our lake commerce
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

trade Is AGAINST rs or IN other words vs-a
are doing a foosirg business. The onI1- Wv
TO remedy tbs. i never to Inv and innor+
from abroad. snless we can sell and ov.
mort at least r. an eoual .,non,,+ OIL
Countries have long acted uDon this nlan
to,rar7. i. ana = -. i.
to do 50. Ne ars PAVING a trib,Ite r. tba,n
without an equivalent and are eo7nnalIa5
to adopt the same plan. for self defence
low tariff on free trade if tb4v sbo,,Id ba
aiapted bx an the Countries ,sirl,i,, 49,,
ran.-a Of orrr commercial i,tar,o,,rsa ,-g,,Id
H. t,r lass l.i....ti.,nal,ra T,,+ -.
be aznacte3 f,r INST y. s,o,,, ~ -.
adopfs Ills -,lan tha others ,,..,,I{ - A.
STRONGER interest," Is conf;pna tb.;r T.,;t.
dutits at i birb standard - ~ - araa
themselves If ,Ra benefits If . free ,,a,l-at
in shat Country. without bain,, ,.o,,,,,.lIl,5
to reciproeata stle advant9ca T. can bo.a
SLY seen trln:tlis why other Countries arc
constantly advising us 10 adIont towards tbaro
the priuciri. If free trade. yet never ,,,..s,l.-
to practice tlls sane 1ri,,c1.Ie fo.ror5s IL
The amendment to the acf. apnroveI Feb
10Th. 1898. relating to pcrsons esoa,,ino
from their I.sast,rs. and one If that -a,;.5
of measures based bv fba 3Is+ 60.
commonly f..Etl The :. Co1,fro,,,;ss NJ.
mes," tIom tseeifeet its pas,ai,a and anf,roo-
ment has t.5uced upon the public mind
may we. nsrit your serious consideration.
as the REPRESENTATIVES OF tie peor.Ie of the
State
After i careful examination Of the proyis-
ions OF THIS law, aside from the question of
its constlutibEalitv. I ma prepared to ayrrass
my own opinion. that in MANY o+ i+l f;.a-
lures It +, highly objectionable and u,.iuet
and ann In favor of either sucb r',Ii.al
modification is viii take from #. #, odious
features, on it, entire repeal.
ann aware it is claimed that tbe mass
age Of tais lap became absolutely necessary.
TO the preservation Of the government. hit
l am no: prepared to conccde that The Fed
eral Union las become SO weak. that lis ev-
istence depends upon the enactment or raptaI
1t amy mere statute. or thatwe have arrived
at such crisis in our history. rs rea1Iiras
the continuance Of such a law rs this. to
preserve our Republic from dissolution
The authorities OF our government are mo-
perry called into requisition. and are atuD-
dainty oliioienJ for the purpose OF enforcing
the execution Of this law 50 long as ii exists.
and hE parity Of reasoning. it would seem
that they ought to be sufficient and compe-
tent to reduce any rebellion, that might BE
the result III its repeal While holding
these senti- meuts, however. would not adj
wise, bat rather diScountenance any useless
agitation on the subject of slavery, that may
do much harm 10y epeenderinr sectional
feeling. without ACCOMPLISHING any rood
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-27
County Convention.

The Wing voters Of Carroll county are re.
quesled to meet by delegates or otherwise. in
County Convention. al the Court House in Car
rol,on, Saturday the 4,h day of Sept at l2
o'clock noon, TO put in nomination County
Ticket to be supported BY them at the nexr Oc'
iuber Election.
by order OF the Central Commiuee.
w. r. LLOYD,
Carrolllon, Aug. q, 81 Chm.
II is desirable thu, the above call meet with a
promp, and cheerful response from tho Wings
Of Carroll. lie, there be full meeting, repre-.
senIing every township--a meeting of true
Wings. anxious to choose good ticket and will
ling to ubido tho choice Of the Convention
With such an assembly, so Impressed with the
importance Of union and harmony, we may ex'
peel ticket to be made up that can be elected
and will reflect honor on the Convention putting
in nomination.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-27
NOS. BenrfcIent Measure.

10 noticing The passage Of bill by the House
Of Representatives uPProPua'ing ten millions o.
acres Of public lnud lor The support Of ind,genI
insane persons, in oil the States Of the Uniou-
the lands TO be distributed 10 due proportions
the National lnlelligencer remarks;
"Shoud this bene6eienI measure receive ,he
sanction Of The Senale-Ss We devoudy hope il
may-h will Of itself give lasting distinction 10
The Thiuy.seeond Congress aud Whist an en-.
during monument will il be 70 The benign inhu.
ence Of Woman. and 10 Ihe humane. the gentle,
yet energetic being, in particular. 10 whose per
severing exerIions this noble gift 10 humanity
viii Le due -
Ms. DIX is the Woman deserving all that is
SO well by The lnlelligeDeer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-27
October Election.

The usual fee of 81 90 must accompany each
name.
Nh. EDIToR:-I lease to publish The name Of
Joseph Figley as candidate for the Office oI
land appraiser for dislric, No. 4, and oblige the
Wings Of Fox g. WASHINGTON.
Ma. CRosIER:-Sir, you will please announce
The name Of Louis Smellz 10 your paper as d
candidate for Director Of The Infrmsry, sub.
jecI TO the decision Of The Wig county conven.
iion, MANY Vines
pd. Of Harrison g. Rose townships.
Mr., EDiToR:- Announce the name Of Thorn.
as Eakin, Of Brown Tp., as a candidate for ap.
praiser Of real estate for district number one
and obllge the Wings of pd. BRowN.
Mr.. CRosiER:--Please announce the name o
Fredrick Fishell, Of Brown ip., as a candidate
for County Commissioner, subject 10 the decis
ion of the Wing convention, and oblidge
WASHINGTON TP.
Ma. CRos ER:--Please announce the name
William Mccoy, the present County Recorder
as a candidate for reelection, subject to the de-
cision Of the Wing county convention, anC
obigs THE WHlGs OF CARROLL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-27
MARRIED.,

Ia the Presbyterian Church Of Carrolon, at
half pas, o'clock, Tuesday morning, August
9I,h, hv Rev. James G. .lden, ROBERT
CR0SlER EsQR, Editor or this paper, to Miss
MARGARET ATKINSON, 10th of this town.
The interesting ceremony Of which the above
is notice, was witnessed b. almost the entire
community of young men and madens of our
village. Whilst the dew was yet sparkling on
the grass, the air sill vocal with tho song Of
birds, and he sun just risen, was gliding church
steeplcs aud bill tops with heavenly light, sur.
rounded BY oil the happy fuces and bigh. eyes
of The town, our FREUD Robert led, not by mere
figure Of speech, but literally and in matter of
fact, lCd 10 HE altar his fair bride Margaret.
Thus has been launched upon Ihe dread, faith.
omess abyss OF mp,rimony, another as gallant
bark as ever cruiscd upon the inland seas Of
single blesseduess. Thus has closed tho Bac.
caldmCaie career Of our friend RoberI, Thus
has ended his cloves young dream"
"'Twns oder 4 ID us soon as she'd"
"'Fwns mornuga winged dream;
"'TwAs Ilgh, that ne'er can shao again"
"On lilc's dull stream"
Wrealhs Of smiles and chapleIs Of kisses, with
eOmmisTaiing sighs from Bachelor friends
sounding like minute guns nj sea, saluled the
hOppy pair as they stepped from The church door
into the carriage ihO. bore them on their bridal
l9ur, the congratulations Of hundred gentle
hearts accompanying lhem As for our friend
Robcr, individually, it Friendship has buI fuI.
filed It's prayers, now that his Bachelor "Iile's
6irul dream is Ger wo feel assured that "he
sieeps weH."