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The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-06-30
Ezae State Of Rz5ss5Ssipgs5,
YAZ0O COUNTY.

PRoBATE CoUe1, May TEem, 1852.
II al persons Interested az TIE Guard
diaasdp of AFRO Dyer, Winor.
YOU are here5v ci.sa to be and appear he
tore tie Proba.e Court Of Yazoo county al
the August Term thereof, then and there 10
show cause if any you can, Why tie final az
count Of DilIis Dyer, Gaard;an Of AFRO Dyer
should not be allowed, qad his Letters sur
reud red and further 10 % and suffer sucA
things as shaIi be considered ana ordered by
our said Court in the promises.
1t is further ordered LAat publication of thi.
citation be inserted in the Yazoo Democrat FOR
the space of sixty days.
WITNESS, the Hon. GEO. B. WILKINSON
Judge OF the Probate Couet OF Yazoo County.
the An Monday IN May, \. d. 1852, and sea
of said court.
ISSUED June tn, 1852.
JAMES =. BELL. Clerk,
June Q, 1S52-3I-9g.
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PROEECFEON AGAINsF Loss.
DIR &c n O r s .

B. NJ. BeADFoRD, E. STGoSG, WYATT NoYE,
w. H. SAUNDERS, S. L. PAINE, ]. McMmLAN,
w. NJ HAMPTON, MI. WIcKs, T. NJ. ROGERS,
STEPHEN ADAMS, JNo. 5. SALE, 5. 7. GATES.
James Carlisle, Sec. B. II Bradford, Pres.
FE1HIS Company completed its first fiscal
q year on tn first Of June last. TIE Direc-
tory are gratifed in heng enabled to state
that the office has steadily advanced in bust
ness and popularity, and has most satisfactorily y
answered'all the objects of It's creation, With
out resorting to those meansusually adopted Tor
becoming known to the public, 1t has aifor-
ded protection at hcme to our Merchants end
Planters, paid promptly all its losses, and re-
turned fair reward TO the stockholders for
their capital.
The liberal terms Of Insurance offered by
this office will procure fef it decided prefer
ence by all who will investigate them. The
Office allows a Retu n premjnn 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 average. the
whole invoice is not required to be produced
for average. For the perfect security ofthose
who may sustain loss in this office, the Com
pany have deposited with their agents, James
E. Saunders.& Son, of Mobile, and John Me-
Mahon, of New Orleans, funds amply sufficient
meet all probable contingencies
The Company is now prepared to issue
Policies the tiUeS of 3ehite persons and SdbeS'
Th S branch ofInsurance materiallydihers 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
,otole loss must be paid. This kind of lnsu-
rance is not founded speculation, but It's
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 the mind
To mechanics and persons of moderate means
i. is a great sauings institution, in which by
small annual premium they may make Pro
vision for the benefit of their widows and
children when .he hand that labosed for them
lies cold in death. THARP i. WOOD.
g.zoo Civ. June I6. 1872. Ag.s.
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Eeagsserrean GagEerY.

TEAVING fitted up the room above the store
z Z of Shropshire & Massey, am prepared to
take Daguerrean licensees in good style and
on the most favorable terms. Call and examine
my specimens. i. S. TERRY.
Yazoo City, MAY 10. 1852.
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PROBATE COUT2-MALCH TERM, 1852.
To all persons interested in the estate
Of Robert Spicrs deccascL
TTOU are hereby citc1to BE- and appear before
u tAe Honorable PIo54'a Court of lazJJ
county at .he ana Term. 1852, then and th7ss
TO zhow cause il any you can. way tL7 final O.
count Of John G. S1ters ana G-crrs V. Wood
berry Administrators of e-ll estate should not
be allowed, and thair letters surrendered. old
further to DO and suffer such thUes as shall b4
considered and ordered b. or za-d Court in -1s
premises.
It is further ordered that publication Of tlis
citation be made IN tle LaCoo Democrat -1r L1-
space Of sixty days.
WIrEaes, the Honorable CecT-e 3. TFiLaLeoa,
Judge OF tbs Pr0bltc Court Of Lazc0 County ta5
4th Monday In Marcb, 1872 and e-lt CL elEt
Court. Issued he 23 day Of March q. ID 1852
JAMES il, BELL, Cl-r5,
March q, ls52-2m
TIE STAJE or IIIS GLSSTI Pr. 2
YAzoo Z oU Is ry
PRoBA-E CoUar-EEBRCAEg TEn1I. 1852.
To al persons interested liz l.s estate If
Il. IL. Ferguson, dececSe1
W or are hereby cited 70 he and -Fpclr
g before ibe Probate c0nr, IF 41zco county.
on the lourlI Monday In May next, then oH-
here 90 show cause if any you can Wae ias
duaI account OF William E. Gadocrrg, admin
istrator wi,h The VIII auae&edof P. A. EerH4-
son deceased. shouldn0i bl allowed, nHd fave
/ her 10 do aud suHer such things rs shal be
considered and ordered by our said cour. ia
| he premises.
1t is furihercriered lhot publication Of ibis
lciiali0n DE made in the '.4az10 Democrat t-r
the space ct sixty days.
49,, Nitness. The Hon. G.. 2. Wilkinson.
Judge of ihe Probate court of Aazc9
: % county Ere tuurh Monday in EehIua.
~S~~~-ry a. ID. 1852, and Seal Of said court
Issued size Iss day ,f NarcH, lcJ@-
JAMES I'll, BELL Clerk.
March 5, 1852 l7-9w.
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for sale.

4 SPLENDID lot and building on jefferson
= ST.. next door to the a.e residence of Capt.
Wm. Nichols. near the intersection Of Main 81.
The above house and lot if not sold before the
26sh day Of July will be offered fer sale public
auction.
Trims Of .Sqe-Three hundred dollars in
cash; the remainder in 6 and Il months. Apply
to JOHN HAGMAN,
iune 23-lm corner of Mia < Jefferson SIS.
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NO1fce.

u ETTERS of Administration having been
i granted to the undersigned at the January
Term 1852. of the Probate Court Of Yazoo coun-
~. on the estate of Benjamin Grimes deceased
all persons indebted to said estate, viii come for
ward and settle, and those having claims against
the same, will present them within the time
prescribed b. law, or they will be barred.
THEODORE J. GRIMES,
Feb 4, 1928 Administrators.
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HlabOE. GaVfsle NEacEafEae.

HAVING purchased the patent right of mn
king and selling the labor saving washing mn
chimes of Nh Sabin, am now prepared to fiji
all orders on short notice for these Invaluable
and indispensable machines.
AnriI.li. 1852. TT. STAN. /.
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FOR LOUISYEIlI.E.

FFNH Z passen Steamer Eclipse s--sss~-- d
l. STURGEON, Commander. will I8=k IAa=tkASstsd
leave VickSbnrg as above, onSUN-
DAY MORNING, June Goth, at | o'clock, and
on her last this season, on SUNDAY EVENING
July 4th. For passage apply to
PORTERFIELD & co. VickSburo
on 70 MARTIN, OWEN & CO. " f1rlssne
June Is, 1852. -32- -3w-
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Texas Land for Sale.

n oR ACRES of Texas Land in Jefferson
- 4BSD county, Texas, for sale by
Yaz0o CITY Feb A. 1852 S. IL. WILSON.
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REFERENCE

I. ? IoPe, LSl.' ". CaIaWeII Esq.
a Paterson, Esq.
DR. IT. Laurence has associated with him his
brother. Dr. W. J. Laurence, who will prac-
tce with h,u in this and Tire adjoining coun-
ties. They are prepared eith every essential
for She perfection Of their various dental OPP
erations, which shaIlbe performed in the most
artistic and dnrabe manner. Their charges
will be as moderate as the quality OF their work
will allow. All operations warranted, - 70
be paid for as soon rs finished, urIcas bther
arrangements are previously made
Terms for opera ions can be consulted at
their Office on Main Street, nearly opposite
Wina's Hotel, where one viii be in constant
attendance.
Yazoo CITY, MAY 2G, 1852.
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NOTICE.

TIE CO partnership hsrstofore existing between
Wolfe & Dwight, is this lay dissolved. 81. B.
Wolfe is alone authorised 10 settle aal re5ei pt
for sail iifn. 81 Is. bHOIkE.
March 81, 1852. e. W DBIahr.
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pURnEC RARBACUE.

YEyHE Citizens Of Yazoo county, and the la
a dies particularly, are respectfully invited TO
attend "a BARBACUE, to be given at Short
Greek Church, about five miles from Yazoo CITY
On the road leading from Yazoo City to Robert
Stevens, on Saturday the 3rd day of July next
WM. R. WRENN, 4
NJ. T. BROWN, oou,;ttos of
r. B. POWELL. Oo1's.sssse. .t|a: y
g. S. TWINER iIsIes"''of'
NJ. LENMANDS.
June l6, l852-32-3w.
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p ECEIFED Per Steamer Volant, one casd Of
Z q, double barral shot guns, which IS offered
very low to close cousig ignment.
June %. 1852. NJ g. WOLFE
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Feb. Is 1926.

.CH0Es AID MUD BOOTS fine 1z7or
- rnent for sale ~ HARDIN q HAyEE
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PROBATE C0UTR-MALCH TERM, 1859
To all persons interested in the estate
Of Robert Suicrs, dcccascd.
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a IL persons indebted TO the UNDERSIGNED, are
II requested TO call and make imme li1te ettie-
maut as we are anxious TO close our old bas
ness, and longer iu1ulgenec cannot De given.
March ID, 1892 J. HEARD.
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rae state oa EzississipE,i,

June 2, 1852.-30-6w.
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NOTICE.

fAYING dissolved with Mr.. C. w. Dwight, ]
shall continue the Auction ana Commission
Business on my own account from this date
Yazoo CitK. Mlrch 81. 1892. Nj R M0LEE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-10
Rad LICK

Some men are continually whining out a crack
ing complaint about bad luck. ooh! I never
had any luck in my life" Out upon you, stupid
fellow; what has luck to do with you-why
luck wouldn't turn on its heel for you-it has
no spite against you not a jet. But because
you happened, by bad contrivance, to fail in that
enterprise you attempted, you must needs give
up and whine out like a silly puppy: Oh I
never had any luck in my life" No, nor you
never will, while you are one of this set of viii.
ners; nor you never should. for you don't de-
serve it. Then do pray get up out of the dirt
and kick it off rub your eyes, turn up your
sleeves and try again. Bad luck indeed Why
my good fellow, it is nothing but a fit of tn
blues that has seized you the disease breaks
out in that manner, in bad luck blotches. Throw
off your infrmities, young nan, and try again
our word for it bad luck has nothing to do will
you. Stir round; give a few vigorous kicks
feel cheerful, and you viii soon find our dogma
sis correct. Say there's no such word as fail,
and then seize your enterprise again-try again
but mind, don't give up-never say or think any
thing about bad luck, but if you must use tn
word lack, say always. after every failure, an,
not only say, bat believe, there will be-"Bet
ter lick merit timer
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-10
ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS.

We have received another original Story, en-
titled HORACE LAvERNE; or The WJfe's Trial."
written by the Author of BLOOD on the Door
steps," which we shall m as soon as we
get through with Morton Mansion" an excel
lent Literary production, which we begin to-day.
In addition to these attractions, we have secured
the services of a finished, spicy writer, to aid us
in the Editorial Department. For all these con-
tributions we PAY cAsH-for the Author is as
much entitled to the quid pro gao for his services,
as is the ploughman and the mechanic. We may
add they are all by citizens of North Carolina.
The articles of our Assistant Editor will be dis
tinguished by an Asterisk (*) at the close OF
each.
These additional expenses are incurred to give
zest and interest to our columns, and make them
more acceptable to our readers. Will they sns
tain us We kmoD theg aciU. Then let each
one consider himself duly authorized to get III
a club of subscribers and forward the cash and
names witho ut delay. Now is a most favorable
time to subscribe.
Said a gentleman to US the other day, (whc
is not a Son of temperance IN paying anothe!
years subscription to the Age, "'Your paper il
too cheap % We replied, we were aware of tina
fact, but our chief object in its publication was
to disseminate Temperance information, and i
we succeed in making a bare subsistence, but a
the same time dispense light and knowledge OF
this all-important subject, our highest ambition
will be accomplished.
And such is indeed the fact. We make very
little clear money on each subscription, and un
less all pay up promptly at the close of eacF
subscription year, we shall lose money. But i
we can carry hope to the Responding, joy t.
the disconsolate, ard soften the cares and sor
rows of the suffering, we shall have secured
} higher reward than is to be derived from pecu
mary ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. We seek to redeem ou
native State-old North Carolina, God bles
her-from the foul stain of Intemperance am
the vile traffic in intoxicating beverages. Coz
grant us success in this, though we realize no
a dollar for our labor.
We want to send our paper to every mansion
domicil and howell in the State, so that all ma
be brought to consider the great Temperate
+ question. Some eight weeks since we asked fo
n fee thousand subscribers. Since that time som
Seven hundred new names have been added t
our list; but we lack thirteen hundred of reacl
. ing that number, yet. Shall we have them
Who answers YES
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TEMPERANCE DROPS.

Bro. w. II. Hines, Of Town Creek Diyis-
ion, in Edgecombe county sends us six new
subscribers, and says of that Division, g nine
have been initiated during the present quarter
and three petitions are on our table and more
in prospective" The crowded state of our COL
ums to-day prevents more extensive extracts
from our esteemed friends interesting letter
we will add, however, that Edgecombe coun-
ty has added more largely TO our subscription
list since LIST January, than any other county
in the State.
o. Bro. |. Harding gives US a cheering &C
count of the progress of C~hocowinity Division,
in Beaufort county, which we are also compell-
ed to condense. This Division hasbeen in ex-
%istence but little over a year it was organized
with only ten members, and though many pre-
dlcted Its overthrow by the mighty torrent Of
opposition and lntemperance that would be
brought TO bear against it, yet it has survived
the shock Of every attack made by the enemy,
and now numbers thirty members, who are true
as steel, many Of whom are redeemed men
r from the meshes Of the foul DESTROYER. A pub
lie celebration was held on the 18th February,
al which stirring addresses were delivered by
: Bros. James Joyner and John F. Tompkins.
. The cause is gradually gaining ground in that
: region Of the State.
e @- Tn Divisions at Asheyille celebrated
Washington's birthday in a handsome manner.
Rev. M. i. Allen delivered an Address which
is highly spoken of. Mr.. A. is one ofthe abIest
and most interchangeable Iaborers in the Temper
ance field, and we doubt not his removal to
y Asheville will be the means Of greatly adyzn-
eng the cause in that community.
d % Under the significant caption of 6 War
n upon the Beast the Editor Of the Asheville
Messenger is dealing some vigorous and, we
trust, %effectual blows against the Liquor Traffic.
Success, brother; nib your pen frequently, for
2 a nobler subject could not demand the attention
OF the entire corps editorial, or one that would
be more conducive to the public good.
ID G. We have only room TO say that, on
the 18th inst, Bro. F. F. Pagan organized
Division No. PCS, at Cool Spring, in Wash
ington County, under the most fattering cir.
:; cumstances, it being started with Is mem
ID bers. The following are the officers elect
ne A: A. Spruill, w P; J.. J. Lindsey, " A
!; W. L. Arnold, r S; Henry Ambrose, A R
r. 5; L. w. Steely, f S; w. D. Arnold, T;
to L. w. HasseIl, C; E. Ambrose, A G; z
he Alexander, 1 s; W. Ambrose, o S; An
drew Phelps appointed P w P. THE name
selected must be changed as there is a Di
vision in the State bearing that title. -G. S
tol
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of an eminent Barrister. who lived directly
above the Mansion on the same bank of Sllver
Greek. Ralph was a most dissolute and profii-
gate young man we'll educated and OF bril-
liant wit, but his evil habits more than counter
balanced the little natural good that was in bis
character. He had seen the fair Juliet and ne
loved TO call her his, bat he could not gain a
conference with the young lady. Upon hear
ing of the better fortune Of Dulany, he became
his secret and sworn enemy. and resolved to
leave no means untried to effect his ruin.
Such one. vile Envy was
ri (TO BE CONTINUED
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RALEIGH, q. O.
Ma1nra1ag, Marrl II.
New e

GB Subscribers receiving their papers marked
with red pencil, are thereby notified that on the
receipt of the first one thus marked, their sub
scription year expired. Those wishing to dis
continue are earnestly requested to return the
first paper received thus marked. Justice to
ourself demands this course, to save us from
loss; as many have let the paper go on to then
for months after the time they had paid for
and afterwards returned one No. without paying
one cent for the three or six months they had re
ceived it over the time for which they had paid.
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Truly Yours,
JNO. B. ODOM.
APPOINTMENTS FOR G. W. P.

nj yin L IMEN 10 HOR "
Saturday the 9th March, lat Conoconary Church
Halifax county.
Monday the 29th, Enfield do. do.
Tuesday the 30th. Rocky Mount do.
"Wednesday the 3Ist at Tarboro' Edgecombe,
County.
Thursday the lst April at Tosnot, do do.
Friday the End, Stantonsburg do. do.
Saturday the 3rd, Snow Hill Greene do.
Monday the 9Th, some place TO be designated
by the brethren at Snow Hill.
Tuesday the 9th at Goldsboro' Wayne County.
Wednesday the 9TH at some place to be deSlg-
mated by the brethren at GoIdsboro.
Thursday the 9Th at Warsaw Duplin County.
Friday the 9th Kenansville do. do.
Saturday the 10Th, Teachy's do. do.
Monday the 18th Richlands, Onslow do.
Tuesday the 18th Trenton, Jones, do.
wednesday the 18th some place TO be designa.
Ted by the brethren al Trenton.
Thursday the 18th at Kinston. Lenoir County
Friday the 10th at some place to be designa
ted by the brethren at Kinston.
Saturday the Eth at Falkland, Pitt County.
Monday the 18th at some place to be designa
ted by The brethren at Falkland.
Tuesday the Goth at WILLIAMSON, Martin coun
ty.
Wednesday the 2lst at Hamilton, do do.
Thursday the 22nd at Woodville, do.
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w We have on hand some dozen or more
Enigmas, the solution of each being the name of
some young Lady. 1t is not in accordance with
our taste, to be thus publicly making use of
such names, and we shall therefore decline in
serting these Enigmas.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-10

Or We have received, and handed over to
the G.. S. Scribe, an Application for a Union OF
the Daughters Of Temperance, to be located
at Carolina Female College, in Arson County
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G. W. P.,s APPOINTMENTS.

As we were ready to go to press the lol-
lowing Letter and Appointments; were re-
ceived, which we delay not to lay oeiore our
readers a.:
JACKSON, March 4, 1882.
Bro. GoRMAN Below you have a list
of Appointments, to the 22nd of April al
ter which time l must stay at home for a
short time. You will discover that there
are a few days for which 40 appointments
are made. On such days (Sundays always
excepted) our brethren can make appoint
ments for me, at such intermediate places as
shall not throw me out of my route. In Sc
lecting places they will give preference tc
unoccupied territory where there is a prob.
ability Of establishing Divisions. They vii
make such appointments public, and inform
me Of each, on the day before, where may
speak. | earnestly request our friends t
examine the advertisement, consult together
and attend to this matter.
| will also state for the information of GU
brethren that [ shall travel in my own con
veyance.
Truly Yours,
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H If" TETorALER," at Wilmington, will
furnish US with his proper name, his article
may appear.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-10

o. The Grand Scribe of the Sons has also
issued Charters for two new Divisions, since
our last notice.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-24
Ratification Meeting at Hudson, New York.

The meeting of the democracy OF this city ON Friday
evening, TO respond 10 the democratic nominations for
President and Vice President, large and enthusiastic
Ii OF those gatherings which carry with them as
OF Here the democracy came together
upon paiioro and pledged their faith
battle shoulder 10 shoulder the coming contest The
spirit and enthusiasm manifested reminded us of the
glorious campaign OF 1S44. when the democracy rallied
30 nobly in support Of the principles Involved in that
contest and which, now, 10 decide whether wing
rules should longer remain dominant in the councils OF
The nation.
The speeches OF Messrs. Hogeboom. Miller Fairfield,
and Gau the OCCASION listened 10 with great
ieniion and interrupted by frequent and loud applause
The speakers peculiarly happy 10 their remarks and
when Mr. Hogeboom spoke OF Gen Pierce the "Yousa
HICKORY OF THE GRANITE HILLS" il received with
long and continued cheers. The campaign is fairly
opened and rejoice 10 find many of our old and
tried democrats coming together, determined 10
do battle for the and the triumph OF democracy and
its principles.
Democrats Push on the column You have a noble
cause 10 contend for and the standard bearers selected
10 carry out and sustain those principles are in
whom you safely place all confidence that they will
faithfully execute the rus, conhded to them. They have
both been tried in many important stations and
found wanting. Rally them and tire not until the
test is closed and the victory won.
For the democracy OF Old Columbia can safely
pledge an old. fashioned democratic majority Their
course is enuard, and they will give increased ma
jority 10 the Young Hickory Of he Granite State"
On the close oil the meeting three hearty cheers were
given for the ticket aud the meeting adjourned, every
man resolved 10 do bis duty faithfully and iearessly