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The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-18
Law Notice.

nANIEL JONES & ROBERT BOWMAN
- having associated themselves in the prac-
tice eff their profession, will attend the Courts
of the Fifth Judicial District, the Vice Chan
cery Court at Yazoo City, the Superior Court of
Chancery, High Court of Errors & Appeals
and Federal Courts at Jackson.
All business entrusted TO their care will be
diligently and promptly attended to.
o. Office up stairs, in Wilson's building,
opposite Winn's Hotel.
Yazoo city, March II, 1852
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-18
Cheap Dry-GOOds, Boots and
ShORSa

T WILL offer to The public generally, the
IL greatest inducements that ever was offered
in this or any other place. Persons wishing to
purchase will do well to give me call, and
examine my goods before buying else where.
JONAS MARKS,
Main ST., opposite G. T. Mann's Drug Store.
Yazoo city, April 21, 1852-22-3m.
WE will be pleased to have the Ladies call
w and examine our stock of dress goods,-they
are well assorted, pretty, and styles neac-and
ices particularly low for cash.
May II. J. HEARD & co.
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The Yazoo Democrat

r. Dahlished WEEKLY, every Wednesday
as THREE DOLLARS IN ADVANCE, or
our if not paid within on month from the
ilne of subscribing.
No paper will be discontinued until all!
arrearages are paid unless at the option Of
the publishers
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BUGGIES.
NOtice.

NOf1CGs
ETTERS of Administration having been
IL granted to the undersigned at the January
Term 1852, of the Probate Court of Yazoo coun-
ty, on the estate of Benjamin Grimes deceased
all persons indebted to said estate will come for
ward and settle, and those having claims against
the same, will present them within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be barred
THEODORE J. GRIMES.
Feb 4, 1928 Administrator.
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YaZOO City, HEiss.
e. w, Quackeuboss,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
YAZOO CITY, N SIS.
OONTINUES to practice in the couaties of
OYazoo. Holmes, Madison, and Carroll,
in the superior courts of law and Chanccry at
Jackson. and the Vice Chancery cot at
Carrollton Particular attention will also be
aad to any cases that may be entrusted to MIN
no Probate Court of Yazoo county.
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LAW CARD.
8. =. Wright,
M 1HAYNEs
Hardin & Haynes

Hardin & Haynes
Dealers IN Pr0duce Groceries, Staple
Goods Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, SUI
gar, Coffee, Flour, Pork, Bacon, Molasses,
Sal, Spices, Soap, Starch, Shot, Gunpowder.
Indigo, Bagging Rope and Twine, White
Lead, Quinine, dc. &c.
YaZOO City, Miss.
Nearly opposite P. O'Donnell.
P.S. We are prepared to furnish all kinds
of supplies to Planters, and make Cash advan-
ces on Cotton consigned to our friends in N
Orleans. Messrs. Oakley g. HAWKINS.
9th 1851.
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NJOTICE- shaving disposed of my interest
lN in the Old Brick Stable to d. A. Dorman,
and engaged with C. j. Blackman & Co., in
the Livery and Trading bu siness athe sign
of the red flag on Main street, in the most
central a I'D convenient part of Yazoo city, for
persons having their stock fed or sold or ha-
wing business to transact in Yazoo city.
guarantee general satisfaction as regards
fare and prices, as better accommodations is
not offered.
The best food, stabling. lofts, water and
good ostlers that can be had are kept for the
ncc0nmodation of the travelling public.
solicit the patronage of my patrons and
che public generally, ]. B. GRAFTON.
Oct. 9Th 1851.
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CITY TRADE RNPORT..

THURSDAY, March 16-8P NJ.
BREApsTyFrs.-FOur declined shade sales having been
made OF 4600 bbs common to good Southern at 81 SO
- 6Sx ordinary to choice Stste, at 81 66k $751;
and mixed to fancy Western. at 81 rs IS O65 There
800 bbls ryo flour bought at s. So an abatement
and 50 bbls jersey meal at So 43X, the former rate
Wheat continued firm, 1000 bushels white Southern
bringing 81 o. Rye was in request at Tic Also; and
domestic oats, at 40 50c Nothing transpired in
ley. Corn seemed plenty and heavy NJ $50 fer white
Southern, and 64c. for yellow do none sold
CorFEI appeared active 400 bbls Laguayra fetching
90, and 200 Rio 9kc. a8%c.
CoTror-The favorable advces by the Niagara seem In.
sufficient to stop tho downward Of prices
ticle from the large surplus supply it is going be neces-
sery for dealers to take from planters and hold until
actual wants Of the trade calls for It's distribution Tho
sales were about 1900 bales 40 rates again favor
buyers.
fREioHrs-In tho absence Of the Niagara letters on
gagements were light To Liverpool 600 500 bbIs
flour engaged, at Is 3D., aud 5000 bushels wheat
bagged BY vessel, at 6lsd cotton at 7-3od TO
London, 500 bbls oil cake were taken at g. To Hare.
cotton was going forward at Hc To Hamburg cotton
was ut &c To Bremen measurement goods AT ga.
3d., aud cotton ut I'D &c. There NO alteration 10
notice in rates for Havre.
Provisions tended upwards the business csnssting Of
400 bills prime and pork at SIS y SIS 50 and
SIG S7hs SIT; 200 bbs. primo lard At &C. ohc; and
400 bbls primo and mess beef at $5E $6h and $9k
S12X respectively Other articles sparngly offered
and much wanted, At firm rates.
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ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival OF tho Washington,


The United States mail steamship Washington Capt
G. W. Floyd arrived here at O'Clock last evening"
from Bremen, via Southampton, bringing tho United
States mails fro France, England and northern Europe
The Washington sailed from Bremen the 9th Feb
reached Southampton the 29th after fine of AZ
hours and after taking board 500 GOALS cargo
&c., finally departed from that port s three P. H.
the Sd instant Her passage from England has there
fore occupied Is days and four hours Her advoe
ever have been anticipated BY tho Niagara at Halifax
Tho Washington brings about 70 passengers $50
of German merchandise freight from Bremen about
100 tons French goods from Have and smaller guam
tty from Southampton
The speed Of the Washington has been much improved
by the repairs effected during the winter The outward
voyage from this port 70 Cowes roads accomplished
In Is days and nine hours and her altogether
have been very Satisfactory.
We are indebted to Mr.. Abraham Adams, the purscr
u the Washington for complete file Of London papers
Tho returns of the English stamp ONCE published in The
London Times a the 1st inst, give extraordinary
Statistics relative to the London Newspaper press BY
hese returns 1t appears that the circulation Of tho
Times exceeds by four and half millions Of copies
tho aggregate circulation of all tho other London newspa
pcrS put together. Here Is full comparative List -
CIRCULATION OF LONDON PAPERS.
1S45 1913 1910 1850
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now 81 be suspended untA It ascertaned IL tke Wit
ness would reent lilo the District Attorney ready
10 ge with other Witnesses
The Judge said il might probably thai the sickness
yesterday fogned by the for the purpose Of
gaining time 10 ooncoct this mode Of proceeding his
part.
The District Attorney begged to say he had been In
formed by another person. who had been in company
with BURNETT travelling tho night before he
smined here that no also had suffered In tho way
from the severity Of the weather on that occasion
Dir Cutting informed that, ut half past nine o'clock
the evening before sr BURNETT complained here
being ILL he was seen in the Streets with servant after
him. carrying IN oyster supper. (Laughter.)
Tho Judge said they would proceed with the and
when the proper time arrived he would recall tho witness
Mr. Cutting said that il puts them to great deal of
case.
The Judge.-It cannot be helped. The circumstance
unforereenat least could not have anticipated it,
The Court then took recess for five minutes want
1t room compels US to omit the evening ession
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senate NJ scak character q Captain, Ossac and tSe
Taughablc piece, styled tho Pirst Nixht,n With III
Pacidc in tho isading charao Who can resst Waiting
Burons WIEN such sterling performances are oercds
national THEATRE.-Mr. Arnold, great favorte. and
very promising actor TO tako his benefit this evening
Several favorte performer together with Woods Min
sre have Volunteered The pieces scleotcd arc Ohares
the second" who Speaks Firsta" NAVAL Engage
ments" and Catherine Hayes,n forming altogether as
highly attractive entertainment ~ can be desired
1t hoped the many patrons OF this theatre viii turn out
this evening" and give the beneficiary what he
justly merits-a bumper
BAnNvsi's MusEUx.-Thc amusements which arc daily
given Ia the lecture Of this establishment CONTINUES
to attract crowded audiences Tho exciting drama en-.
titled tho "lnnkeeper Of Abbeyve" will be tho feature
for this afternoon and the oriental fairy spectacle called
Cherry and Fair Star" win DO in the eyc
ming Professor Mccormick will repeat his astonishing
feat OF walking on tho ceiling.
CHRIsry's MrNsTReLs-This band have provided well
selected programme Of negro for this eve
ming Mr NJ Gould very efficient member or this com.
pany, will take his annual benefit tomorrow evening
WsoD's MSHREs.-TiS company Of negro ministries
continue TO attract large audiences The programme
tonight comprises vocal and instrumental pieces bur.
leeQues, dancing and wtticisms.
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MARITIME TELLIa KNoE.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH IS, 1877.


Cleared.
ship 2, cbsndler, Liverpool
Barb Texas R'SsIl, savannah, Dunhsn Dhssa
B rs A 11ss.ls S. a, R s1sSs Hs'ssf Reed.
sh Sch, iSh1 Clemens Sr Martin Antigua oss'H
seIr Banner somsrs Plymouth, Nc, slsrAt Gamse L
sehr wshs Bsisgs wiinins.on, nc, rs Powell
sass s,IssI ns.a Mckee
sssn naeS ssy f. spia1S r
Arrived.
sssnah as Ss.hHsGn T5ys sss, r,
sar m.os s. %s
:'i Hss; nv. :::s s
from for ls1 = passed packet ship D'v'h
sshr i.sas Tannsii rsIi, Salt Key tIsrt. I.l.nds
sf, ..s Win sn 10 Is,s sss 10 LAY,
Norman o. Pors.nd from Poss i Riso 'p''' 'f
sehr lsseels' boyd. A"akApAs via Richmond days.
s:RI N..Sssiss I,,ssip, r.p.'ss NC 7day.
sehr Gaaslle baker. Virginia, days bound 70 Provi
sehr Msn, Cobb, Philadelphia for Provincs.own.
sshr chss Prindlo, Tsrrsn New Haven, days bound
ssohr On Bias, Bechvi,h Nov Haven. idays.
ssRr Tsss ses New Haven aA
,sehr Ocean Queen Smith, welaoei, days, bound 10
,sehr Maria Theresa, Baker welaset, days. bound "
sshr Emporium, Atwood weacet, days, bound 70 Viz
sehr Ella Frsness, Cobb, wolaeet 2days, bounds vir-
ginia-
Sch, Inai,ns Young wslaess. adsy. bound 10 VIRGINS.
schr > Hopkins, Hopkins, Welsees days. bound 70
schr Mary Elicit, Atwood, wsllase, days. bound 70
sekr Rhodes, Hatch wsacet, . days bound TO VIZ
gnia
sehr Lssh Rookh, Mayo, weiases dsys bound :, yr-
gniH.
Sehr Ysntic, Parsons, Machiss, 9dsyl
One ship, two banks and two bris,.
Sailed,
Steamship southerncr Foster thsrlsston, City 81 Nor
FOLK Post Norfolk and Richmond Sierra Nevsds Wilson.
ChsHes ships Inc, Smith, San Franeieco; Isaac WEBB
trooper, Liverpool.
Wind during the day NNE.
All the outward bound vessels lying A. Quarantine among
thcm the Isaac webb for Liverpool rodo tho gale
last night In safety.
lfxn SrEAxsInP NIAGARA, AT HAWAII
Arr from Nfork-Msrch Queen the Ocean, 81 Bristolt
southampton A. Gravesend I'd, Koophsndel ~ Antwerp;
Isis Deal for London Pacific t) Liverpool Och, Rip Van
Wrinkle, -. . - - - -
Sid for NYork-March A. PideIia from Liverpool; Bth
Sheridan, dol kdvard 0Bren, Undsrwritsr, and Chiaa,
Sid for Bes.On-Muehs Wexford, from Livsrpsoli Ath,
Commerce, do.
Esr SoTs Chs-iss.oa--MA<shA vrsAais Aaa. at swas.
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The circulation Of the whole " these papers exclusive
Of the Times in 1850 (ested by the number Of stamps
Issued a tho Stamp cfsc not quite and half
millions, while the number Of stamps paid for BY the
Times precisely II 300 0OO thus exhibiting tho fact
of the Iyes possessing positive average circulation of
$4,000 copies per diem As the TSmes has no free
List and sells only for cash. this result is the
prising It Is understood the circulation In 1851 is
10000 copies day BY the returns alluded TO- it ap-
pears that while the 1nes has been gaining ground for
the years all other newspapers both morning
and evening. have been rapidly sinking In 1s45 tho
Times circulated 600 papers and all the other jour-
nails upwards Of but In 1850 the circulation Of
all the other papers had fallen to under
millions while that Of the Timer has risen to nearly
II OO0 and constantly ausmenting 1t Is In fact
conceded that most Of the London morning newspapers
published at loss. while the profits Of the Times
known to exceed $boo.00O year. The Tmss pays for
stamp advertisements and excise duty about $500 900
year to the government
The daily circulation Of the London papers Is now
about as follows
4uuW
Daily News. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Morning Chronicle 1900
Morning Post Observation-Disclosures. $500
Most of these papers falling of in their circulation
yearly, and tho evening Journals stn in worse po
.iti
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TELEGRAPHIC
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA AT BOSTON.
BosroS, March 49, 1861.
The r. NJ steamship Niagara Captain Stone, left
Halifax at o'clock yesterday morning, and
rived her wharf in this city at hapast eight o'clock
this evening.
The synopsis Of her news furnished by telegraph yes
erdny appears have contained nearly all that In
tcresting We find nothing bat the following to adj
THE LATEST FROM FRANCE
LIVERPOOL. Saturday March O.
From Paris learn that the result Of 1870 elections had
been ascertaned Of which only Eve were gained by the
The Moitevr regulates all matters connected with the
engagement q merchant seamen and the application Of
the marine code
By the new law ls judges liable be placed on the
retired list
The bank returns show tina. in Paris business has been
declining.
One article In the treaty with the Bank Of France
much dsapproved Of namely TINT which suppresses the
publication of the weekly retsrns quarterly statement
will be made.
The Op,niore quotes a letter Of the 25th from Milan
which states the police had received orders
else the strictest surveillance over English travellers
They not permitted to soourn than tweaty
An oicia letter from the Foreign Office dated March
ID states that the Emperor Of Russia had given insruc
tons to the authorities the east Of Siberia and
the west North America furnish Capt Beaon
with all possible assistance In his search for Sir John
Franklin.
THB INDIAN NAIL.
Geographic dispatches, dated Marseies, March 4th
state that the French steamer Lycugus with the Indian
mail had just arrived there from port in Sardinia where
the English mail steamer Ardent compelled 70 put
in with disabled machinery
Market
LrEapooL CoRr MARKET, March S-Duness psrvadcd
the grain trade this morning. the few buyers at market
had slight advantage regards price In the small bu
siness done in wheat and -four but holders generally
would not make any concession Of moment Good West
| canal -four was Offering at "a Us Cd per Dbl
Indian without change in value, with mode
rate enquiry; mixed 29s 29s d. and yellow 30s per
$50 lbs Oats barley beans and peas remain quoted
Tuesday last and not much done in any Of these art
cles.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.
Pom BosroHMr Collinson, lady and children Brown
and lady Mr. DARLINGTON Mr. roxley Mr. Brown and child
Miss Gould Nessrs Sas Ashton, Bornegue Walker, An
derson Leshlins, Iodine Caum foulds, WAkss Krtiey,
Adelaide, Bruk, Hitchcock, Bass, HILL Chapman, Gore,
Hudson Hart Logan Busher AParillas Coward senator
Taylor Vernon Il Brown and Son. Dswman, Sinclair,
For HAlfa1-Mr Dugan Loar, Droyer and lady, Mr.
Cadsa, WaIeb, MonsSt, Mehsr Nicholson
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Passengers Arrived.

souTHAsproS AND Enthusiastically Wsshngton-J
Wimpfbcimer and lady, A Wimpfheimer, Duysng
Ioost II Meyer sckmied Wends, kanter, johanna
sonvererJ PzylsbsJ, stine, stns Strauss Ksuf-
hau' Holthsus, Plate stoinbsrs s.enberg Fer,
ling, Ferling, Ferling, Donok, johanna Doring,
Grunsky and lady Wofers, A Laterchi, Trsnthier
nilger, scbufs. Stefens Stehens, ANN sterens,
nargsrethe Pope Pope, Brnche Ludwig Kreler,
Meyer u ungoT, CsPt Thos yibert, Jane Richards
Tingnan and lady Toms. Rouet ChaEotte OSstng.
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HALIFAX AMI MISUNDERSTANDING AmericA, from
Boston-For H.erpoolMessrs y Atkins and wife An.
Tones Moran. and Sweetscr OF hYork; POTTER 81
PhilAdelphA VIM McDonnouGh. OF Montreal ThomPson,
and y HoIrate, OF England; Grsury. Of Spsin.l3
Tobia s. Cociaras K Doasbue, and Long VI HslfsE-S
Total H.
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MEDICAL.

A RTIFICIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PATENT
"A by this invention families have ak or twelve
Leecbet always ready for and easily applied at tr
ding cost whom the expense and trouble of the
disgustns rspts Depot l Fulton srest. Hersd build
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MQrrlad.

In Utica on Sunday, March a. by tho Rev Mr. Roseu-
tnhl Mr. NJ. L. ABRAMs-KI Of Suwalk, Poland to SARAH
d. daughter Of Charles s. Murrs, Esq, Of this city.
On Thursday March Is, by Rev. Cyrus II. Fay, EDwrS
n DoDGE, Of Buffalo CITY TO Miss CAnoLrsE p TBsErs
daughter of John G. Tbbets. Of this city
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Novnl Intclll1enoo.

United States sloop Of Vandaa was at Honolulu
Jan. 10, and probably remained there 18th.
United states fgate Raritan Commander Gaunt sailed
from Valparaiso Dec. 81, for Calao Tho storcship
Lexington sailed from Valparaiso January l, for San
Rrancisco
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Our Cuban Correspondence.

CrHrYUEGos March TO- 1854
Bad WeaA~ Succeeded BY Fme-7A4 Crops-TM Creolss
dsi he Government, re.
Rain and cold have been succeeded by sunshine and
warmth which change has greatly tended 10 improve the
business Of this port Until supplies from the interior
have very limited Eleven vessels bound Europe
and three to the United States being loaded with
sugar moasses, and honey, which articles CON-
Ing in from the plantations and forests In great abun
dance. Price Of sugar 2%c. Be-; molasses 100; and
honey 15c The crop Of sugar Is backward account
Of the cold and moist weather. but now, believe thu
yield will exceed that OF la. year.
Among the Creole classes great change for the better
has taken place and those who heretofore manifested
uievar1nness towards the government tho most
automatically attached to its forms and svince for II
decided preference to any form that could be substituted
Theatrical and Musical.
Bcvksr THrAInr The entertainments selected for
this evening are for the benefit OF the favorite comedian
Mr. Lefingwel The tragedy Of Brutus or the Pall OF
Tarquin will be the commencing feature Of the evening
Ashore" and the whole viii terminate with the nopuar
nautical drama entitled the Plying Dutchman y The
Bovery ordinary nights Is very well patronized but
occasion Like this densey crowded house NAV be
anticipated.
BROADWAY TaRArRr-Mr Forrest the American ira
gedan continues to be witnessed with the greatest delight
nounced TO appear in his great character Of vrgnus to-
night and will be supported In the other leading parts by
Messrs. Conway Barry, fenno Mrs Abbott and Miss
Croker. The lAughable farce Of the Dumb Belle in
which Mr. Conway. Mrs Abbott and Mrs Seton will sp
pear viii conclude all.
EIsLos GARpEN-Mme. Anna Tbon Is TO appear for
tho third time this evening as La Catarna In the popu-
lar opera entitled the Crown Diamond Mr. Hudson
viii sustain the character Of Don Henriqucs The IA
vorite comedetta Of the Irish Secretary In which Mr.
Hudson viii appear Paddy Fitzgerald will also be per-
formed We would advise those who desire comfortable
seats to be carly In attendance the house ba
crowded In every part
BuRros's THEArar.--Burtop sdvertises a more than
ordinary bill o. this evening" comprising
The COMEDY Of Domb-v sud Som la which he viii per
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TINTED STATES AND PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
- Companies-ony through line 20 California and Ore
ILLINOIS Captain H Ar; u s n. being new
day, April 49, ~ O'Clock NJ precisely from the pier
foot Of Warren street. North Rver With
Companies' May from Panama Pran-
cisco The accommodation Of the Illinois unsurpassed
she Is well be tho fastest
FOR freight passage apply only the ooe Com
panies, III West street. corner OF Warreu street.
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Tolcgraphao Marine Reports.

- Bosron, March Is.
Arrived-Shlp Astracan, New Orleans e.
capped going on Cohasses rocks In Of tho
Ship hsdora, NOrleans; bark Luclla. Sumatra. March
lat ~ Ion a. spoke sohr Mary Wise from New York for
Porto Rico.
Bark Suleots Pernambuos Feb IA: Dephos Bangor. W;
briggs Norfolk, Palermo Pacific Marseiliss Round Pend
Port Az Plates Ellen Reed MAtannAs Che, Savannah;
S0uthsr Mobiles schrs Elliott Cape Haytien; George Hngs
Norfolk; Julia Ann and W Wyer, BAltimors; WIN viii
son, Fredericksburg.
GisaredSbip Isaac Newton, Valparaiso brigs Kathleen
Rotterdam; Alston. Havsna Delnonto. Savannah sohr
Lone star, Jeremio.
Nxw ORLEANS, March Is.
Arriyed-Shlp GAlena, NYerk
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CCREw PRoPELI ERROR SALE, A SCREW PRO-
- peller elk foet In diameter and five
wrought iron The blades screwed the hub
be removed at pleasure There IL also blade
patented and the best propeller that has
For particulars, address j. w. NYSTROM,
Box $50 Post Once, Phil clphia.