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The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11


\ virtue of decree of the Probate Court of
Holmes county, May term, made to mel
will expose to public sale at the court house door
In Yazoo city, and county Of Yazoo on Satur-
day the 2lst day Of August 1852 an the lands
belonging to the estate of John Cotton. deceas-
ed Said lands lie as follows. Northwest
quarter and west-half northeast quarter. Sec
ton 2 Township -, Range I west-east-halfoI
southwest quarter, Section s., township IA.
Range ! west, in Holmes county. The follow
ing lands in Yazoo county East-half southeast
quarter, Section 8, west-half northwest quarter.
Section 10, east-half north east quarter easthali
southeast quarter Section 2l, southwest quar-
ter and west-half northwest quarter. Section %
east half northwest quarter, Section 27. an in
Township III, Range ! West-East-har north
west quarter, west-haf northeast quarter Sec
tion +, Township u, Range j east. Said lands
VIII ne sold on credit of twelve month, bond
with approved security win be required ol the
purchaser. i. BTJREHFAb Admir-.
July ID, lS52-3a-3w.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11

The LAST APoLoeY.-The Scott Wings of Buf.
falo, says the Courier are taxing their ingenuity
to account for the lamentable deficiency of mum
bers, as well as enthusiasm, at their meeting on
Thursday night. Said one Of the most persever-
ing of of them, "I told the--fools it was no
use to try to get up meeting that evening"
There was circus in town, the theatre was in
full blast, concert, an exhibition Of paintings.
monkey show, and the Lord knows what all.
Guess they'll take my advice next tinsp
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11
The state OF lTississipDi.
- ~ NJ R5IsEE 70 WN ITIIooTeoI||I.
Middle DtStrSct ChdRcery Court Of the Slate Of
Mississippi
APRIL TERM 1852

mississippi
APRIL TERM, 1852.
LEVI M. LAvENBURG
VS. Upon opening the COM
B. YosTE, ct al. Splainants bill and 1t APP
pearlng that the defendants Peter Oppeuheim and
Benjamine Rozenthal, are not citizens of this
State, but reside beyond the limits thereof so
that the ordinary process Of this Court cannot be-
executed upon them: therefore If is ordered .hat
the said defendants enter their appearance herein
on or before The first day Of lie next term ot
this Court 20 be held IN the Court House of
lazoo County, at Yazoo City, on the first Mon
day after the Alb Monday in September next eu-
SUNG and plead, answer or demur to the COM
pialnants bill, otherwise the several alterations
thereof viii be taken for confessed by them. set
tor hearing exparie, and The matters thereof de-
creed accordingly.
1t IS further ordered that copy Of this order
be published in the "Yaz0o Democrat - news
paper published in Yazoo City, once a week fgr
one month. J. NJ. .HOLLINGSWORTH CI'k.
n. G. & S. Z. NYE.
Sol'trs for comprts.
July 2l-37
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11
DemOcratic Association.

At called meeting of the Democratic Asso-
citation, the following proceedings took place:
On motion a committee Of thirty was ap-
pointed by the chair, consisting of the follow
ing names, viz:
s. M. Phillips, Maj Henry Vaughn,
C. Bowman, John Clary,
Dr. W. Y. Gadberry, Henry Wesling,
w. Purvis, John Lear,
]. 3. Clark, Michael Malone,
Elias Fisher, Frank Grimme,
Gabriel Swayze, Frank Nearman,
Harrison Barksdale, DIR. Woodbury.,
Burrell Scott, DR.. w. Y. Yandell,
Dent III. Miles, Peter Jones,
Col. w. CARLY, E. Guice,
w. E. Pugh, John Spires,
John IngersolI; c. D. Roberts,
]. /. Wilson, r. M. Winn,
J. E. Shropshire, D. M. Hollingsworth,
Whose duty it shall be to make arrangements
for Pierce and King BARBACUE, at some
suitable day hereafter to be named. The COM
mittee on invitation were instructed to address
letters to Col. jeff. Davis and other democratic
speakers, to know at what time it would suit
them to attend the same at this place.
The meeting then adjourned.
VIM. WRIGHT, Pres't>
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11

ments and military skill of the hero while we
laugh at and despise the peacock.vamties and
selfish quaTels of the man that have acquired for
him the appropriate sobriqaet of "rUss AND
FEATHERS"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11
DIsSOLUTTON.

THNHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
II tween the undersigned, in the Dry Goods
business, in this place under the firm of NJ.
Alexander & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. M. Alexander is charged with the set
tlement Of the business.
NJ. ALEXANDER.
l.. NJ. LANENBURG
M. Alexander viii continue the business at
the old stand
July 2l-37-In.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11

CO A democrat was hailed the other day by
whig. with the question-'Do you know who
Pierce is?a eyes" replied the democrat. s.He is
the man that volunteered to go to Mexico when
seott hssitatsd, for fear Of the ars in the rear
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11
Cheapest Out.

YNHE 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.
August 4. 1852
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BargaiTlsl Bargafnsg

WE are offering great inducements 70 cash buy
ems. j. HEARD g. co -
YazoO City, April7, 1892
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BY this it appears that Genera! Scotts plan Oh
1914 for the legal treatment OF all foreigners
coming to this country was-
81. To reduce the term OF naturalization from
five years 10 three years
az. To exclude all aliens forever from the
right to vote in any public elections whatever
3. Such aliens as shall have served two years
in the army or navy, who shall thereby oe emil
tied to the rights of citizenship, including the
right OF suffrage.
I'd. Aliens shall be exempted from involun-
tary service in he militia the army, or navy,
lust as free negroes and Indians are.)
"The law to 90 into operation six months az
ter its passage"
The principle of this legislation proposed by
General Scott is thus stated by himself in the
elaborate paper in which he seeks to commend
it to the favor of Congress and of the country:
1--WE think we are liberal enough when, n
providing for America, we leave the door Of ad-
mission open to the children Of foreigners, now
abroad, who may hereafter be born here, with
out allowing their fathers to come and help 70
govern ms. We, who alone have any right to
think on the stbject, claim that we can best
govern ourselves; and the better such govern
ment in the mean time, so much the better
for the foreigners who may hereafter come
among us, and for their American born chill
dren.'
This is plain and simple. No man not born an
American has any right to 7oice vote in
our public affairs. No matter how long ne may
live here, he mus live in state Of total politi-
cal disfrsnchisement aud if he wishes to cast a
vote, he must earn this right of citizen By be-
coming soldier!
Here for to day we rest our case against the
,vhig candilatein this matter of the laws Of
naturalization. We shall pursue the investiga
t.on. and shall examine in the light Of this com
manicalion oflS44. the Robinson letter OF lSl9
and the letter Of acceptance. Meantime, wt
shall be glad 70 hear from the whig organs Oh
the subject.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11

SINGULAR PHENoMEEoN.-A citizen of this cou-
nty, now in his one hundred and ninth gear, and
who has for the past two years been deprived of
the power of speech, was lately, by some acci-
dent. thrown upon his head. receiving severe
injury but strange to say, he has since been able
to converse as fluently as at any period of his
life.-Dayton City Item.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11
ADv.ERTIsEmENTs.
Ter Sale---A Valuable Improved
kslsmIs ff0EE.

EAsSAAsEEH9kks
FEEHE 10th Section OF Township -, Range
3 west, viii be leased for 50 years to the
highest bidder at the Court House door in Ya-
zot City, on the. first Monday in November
next It is very desirable and productive
Plantation, and has for the last seven years
produced probably the best Cotton crops in the
county-275 acres are cleared and in cultiva-
ton. It.is situated within one mi G of the Yazoo
River and 3 miles from Yazoo City. The i'm
provements consist of Cabins, Gin and Mill.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth annually for
tour years. personal security will be required,
and lieu retained on the land for the nnrcbosa
money.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11


GIVE Is TIE DocuMEgrs-Why do the Wing
Executive Comnitte withhold from publication
the letter of the Hon. Isaiah Garret, Presidential
Elector for the Sixth District, refusing to stand
on the Scott tickets?
The following note from gentleman OF high
standing, gives the news Carroll Watchma1l.
BArroN ROGUE. July %.
Col Garret, whig eector for the District, has
withdrawn-wrote the Whig Central Committee
making the fact known-but the reasons best
known to themselves, his letter has not been
made public.
Now gentlemen give us the document, and at
the same time inform the public that Col Garret
is one of the ablest men in louisiana; that he
has long stood at the head Of the Wing party in
northwes .ern Louisiana that he was educated at
West Point and personally knows Gen. Scott
anl al. his antecedents; and now, like a patriot
ana friend Of the Union, he refuses to sustain
him, and withdraws his name from the Scott
electoral ticket.
The two most popular wings in upper Louis
lana, Messrs. Garret and Parham, have thus aban-
d0ued the electoral ticket, and if the Scott Exec
ative Committee would speak candidly, we
doubt they would admit that other distinguished
gen, ,Iennen now on the electoral list will most
43ro5abiy withdraw from it. Indeed, we have
heard il stated that DR.. Wilkinson of the First
District has already done so.-N. o. Courier.
BEE HIvEs.-In allusion to the many patent
Bee Hives and Bee Houses now coming into
use the Prairie Farmer Remarks: 'The best
hive is square box one foot in the clear; with
smaller boxes placed on the side or top for the
storage of pure honey for use. All the patent
hives that are good for anything are only these
of boxes conveniently arranged. The larger hive
is the kitchen and nursery, and the smaller boxes
are the store rooms. The alleged contrivances
for dividing swarms, preventing swarming
keeping out moths, and so on so far as common
use is concerned, are humbug, & nothing else
an apiarian will do almost anything with bees
which he may take into his head but to think
people generally will follow him in his practices
is as absurd as to think that farmers generally
are to take up dancing on wires because some
slippery circus rider can do it. Hives are to be
constructed with reference to natural habits and
instincts of bees. The bee has never improved
education, and never will He knew as much
and was as tractable in he Garden of Eden as
he has ever been since nor will bee ever be
able to improve his manners whit
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11

TO THE
YAZOO DEMOCRAT.

(BY the MoRsE LINE.)
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11
nTorc Dannning Proof.

We have at length procured a copy of the
Concord Democrat one of the vile abolition
papers upon which the Wing relies to convict
Gen. Pierce of abolition sentiments. 1t is the
issue of last Thursday, July Is. and we publish
below its leading editorial, exactly as it stands.
only emitting the conclusion which lauds Sena-
tor Chase of Ohio. to the skies. We ask the
people of the South, if so infamous paper,
filled with such disgusting attacks upon the
South and upon Gen. Pierce conformity. should
not be received with scorn and contempt in
stead Of being used by Southern Scott Whig Ed
itors as authority to hound down bold and un-
fiinching champion of the constitutional rights
of the South, like Frank Pierce = Richmond En-
quirer
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W selection at
Ni'n'r, >|i a"d farrn Fannc's,
81 %" ia'e-' styi.-s also az thHsu
MILLINERY GOODS,
tnHr'ii'~''' ''i"ses, Horste - &c nht''
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Il u' q s"' 'for - 20 30 lsc cent, ,..,iu. the
mauni .'tn'"r, i".a1 cs-than the tLat bay
Z, sell arn,u
Tie -sbsrrit,r has in connection with tl.
Millinery. brr's Nafiis. h1rus su cSpr.
ou"ed bscss NAt'r te t"u.ts that l,n may
lj'c sat's action To- thuso tat fa.oy him wjth
tae'r patronage.
Hnuaeis b,,Achei ard pres ed Tar % cts each
rp.inns d'ue "a tsa-uthte scrm>. G.utie-
'nrus than 'iai, dressed IA good style.
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INSURANCE NOTICE

Making !l-I per cent for the year ending
Aug /, 1901. Said per centagc to DO cast ON
the original amount Of the premium note. with
out reference to any enhancement md t. be paid
to the irrasurera his nfiicc in Montpelier on
before The 18th day Of October 1851 being the
day Of the annual meeting Of sad company.
As heretofore, n li.t Of Iersonsinsurcl il the
several towns, with the amount Of assessments
due from each respectively viii he forwarded
~ he Representative elect, TO the legislature
by whom uioneys may be forwarded /" the Office.
WA the members Of the COMPANY please bear
in mind that hy sending tho small amount of
the assessment due from each, respectively, 10
the Office promptly. at the time specified. they
wall much advance their own iHteretts; say.
ing vast amount Of labor in tho treasury
department. ard to the seivcs ca, sidcrnb!r
item in postage and il teresi to which they will
be subjected in cases OF ncglcctl
). t. WRIGHT, Treasurer,
Insurance Office, Montpelier. Aug. u. 1851.
NJ. HANKS 10 agent fer said company. and
Gan be found 1t his house or at the Railroad
cars, al Rutland DEPOT At all times. 81
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DIR. ANARCHISTS
UTERINE CATHOLICON.


T,s d;:lisuitu ID bas.d 81. he fact that II III
cure in"se than nine tehths OF class vtf} prtya
len diseases, kno~nas
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
and winch have heretofote rrs,s-' he SIX NJ AMI err
eri,""s Z" the must accomplished PhysiCIais Of ali
counties To degree beyond that III nost every
Other maidy 1" which The human family vs. heir. II
has already received the spproai'"n aud lbera pat
tonnage OF veft May proninrit me hrrs OF the Med
icil Faculty IN the UrIeh States willing 10 abide
the Truth, and having due regard for tho welfare OF
ihut psiiefis, ard is in every way worthy the con.
hen,e OF ,hr afflicted asa sacc'ssfus safe and cheip
r,n.fdy 9fihis ,ih,ional prnGf Wi, he fouad in
tie pamphlet TO which The atiCutiOu Of Ladies' aud
Prac ilInnhrs " fesp-clfull. invited.
THIS medicine has never bsen iui reduced Ivy emp'
puns and misfeprescntstnns nor is IL Iniended Ihst
ts present popularity shah be sustained ny any
do,n but IT'S merits and he Appreciation Of the puh'
he The CATH0LUON is not cure all > hot g
ihIeadcd expressly e.: hose com paints incidental u
the respectable female whether married or single
PRoiapscs UrEsI, 0t Failin, Of The Womb: Futon
ALBrs. OF Whites: CFaosic lsRLaMMATias AND
UtcsaArtoRofthe Wosh; 1HcIDRsrAL HRxnRRn va g
or F'p"dinf PNsrUL, SuPPs Ess Fp AND iaEEGutA x
MRssThUArI"s &c, with all heir accompany evils
Gamer excepted, no matter how severe, or Of no IS
!unr sIa ndne
III Pamphlets eau be had gTa'i.a, our Drug Store.
CRAs BORT SOW
Drusgists Rutland
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VERY REsitRKABl.t.--An iu,t,i ~, ,,,..
town Of ilrw tsson, re3ntti p,'ur tine s,o-n /.
see1ssA o. In care o. 4 Gpr hotsc, uA.,s !.
plo0skias. eascht his sdNN IN \ rot. sad y, 4 \
Ne inimciIasrly eleanet out the dit, .sl go
Merchants celebrated GArglibs Ot, ,.,a,r.a \
bandascd II up hight, soaked Il %, ,roasiT Ma
and Ia two wceks ise was shls W ia. he ,s..
Copy Of q letter from g. l.. Siiluri. ia1.
nocT. Mi scHtST--fielr Sir--thn ~ ~, wv.
. WisdyaH Of long standing, w'i'h IA; t.,,t. !.
and which supposed frfap the many trmets, 81
was past curl was ,piuccl " ny y,rr a e. 80
which with the ipS' OF tao lp'iics. rh,ir ~ fs~y
| therefore co,tsidS " one VI the ts., np!. a.,
be ',s,d fnr Ifursca Tiuly yours,
iDesporr. Jan. ", 1911. CT suv,
From Mr.. J. stSnt~rg. sspeijnlcn 'cn. Il h. ~.
Tractors stable.
TN. may certify that have t-tn r ,he
Nf. Merchants Gaicllui Oh. aui md !, b. !, !,
bce, application. uiat have =. rr ma 49, =
have Ind ti,e charge NJ from o,ly h ffty ',,r
ias, eight months. mud hnvc made u.c v n4a.
de- To my rrti,c .ausfhriion.
i,oekpor. Jan II. lsil. !, srgsya
dom, tc rrssu1c,ed 70 take anv tlins "l.c sa ~
isc II Is Just ~ god, 81. This Is g'aft-cs n
uupnnc pic,i dealers. WHOSE ron.orner vii I'D
India Rahies, AMI WHO are Of u sl,itrl slsrL y
nu' large cit,rr, y hOsc ncfhfiDiis rrarucc, hsw
hem exposed to the action OF Congress.
BE sure the nnne of thr Sntt PRorr,rro, sf1
M6RCU Ant, i.oskrnrt, N. v. I. blown IN lie N
bottle and in his handwriting over uw eofs
Al orders addressed n the proprietor will y 4
responded to.
Oct Pamphlet OF the Agent. anil srr what vux
aecomplisllc! by thu usc OF this hrIl,cino.
Fold by rcnTec talc ieaiers general, In tho caxl
and Canada.
Also Nv
II. l.. Spencer Rutland y n ssLir
ford; Hooker, West 'nuiiroy, h'sr,
IL Dnnltu..x Nj ttiiIt,-,
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ORIGINATED ByTTERs.

PTice Reduced.
CREWS Oxygenated Bitters, for Dysper.
~ sa, Ne. This medicine excels all Others In
IS efficacy, aud uceis 10 bombastic pnragrauh
atthetail enl al Newspaper to herald quail.
ties which never belonged to ii
CHAs Burr.
RI'" at ~ IG lRh
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FISK Il RICE S EXPRESS.
IT. 49,. .ES,ss.:t
Lyd 49,


\! E-3ENG Frs pass 10 y from all places
Vi on roulcsot Fit:hbnrg, W"rcesl. and
Nashua, Nttin"ut aad Mass, Cheshire, Sui.
Ivan. ani Rutland ana Burlington Railroads.
NenDections with otbr. companies arc so
arranged that at Express Matter can be for
~atG.i " thuut delay 10 any part of the L.
n,ied states, caoadas, Prosinces, or Europe
We assume no responsibility beyond The
terminus ufon route.
Banites, Bank .to,es, Syr:ie and .Nu chan.
dt:t g"uetaliy. torw ardrd With despatch
NOTES. DRAFTS, BtiI., &C
collected, pad or negotiated. Stocks, Pro-
duce, aud Merchandise, bong or sold and
likInds ct Express business promptly aticn.
dsd to.
la sending money or patrels OF con idera.
bic value, the amount AUST be stated other
WIS. We are mot responsible. in case of lass,
beyond the sum OF fifty dollars for any one
parcel
Al packages ,honld be made compact us
pos,ibl-, snd 10 package will be recei,edun.
less ~ good order aud distinctly marked. All
express business should be accompanied
with ~Titten orders, ensealed, and personally
signed
Letters eanno, betaken,it being prohibit.
ed ~ tue Post Ofics Department.
AiirsckAg"s should be marked " Fisk L.
hice Ekpress
tn-e,pa iOiEse Railroad T. xchange, Boston.
i0I FISK n RICE, Propfietors
VS. Jnnssos. Agent. Il INLAND
Green's Or.ysenated B,Hers.
Bisfar's Baisa@ IF Wid Cherry,
Perry Daris' Pain Killer,
Po's.ers Pair Destroyer.
Ths PURE articles are .old ai the Emro.
't"'n - SPENCER,
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Brushes.

DAlNr. vara,sb, Fancy. Hair. Shaving.
u Hat, Cloth, Shoe. Dust ard Hofsr
h'ssars. "rs,as,sg vauis n nsaasisctarer $
pi,nes, he,a as!ssair and retail hy
HARkETT Il son
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REC NFNEAIIt NJ.

CQMNfNEATIi
tCeuiLrsts Of br. Perry, For,.n ~
PoRfsMurIH, tsptsmi 9, ~
Mr.. Jf, Moore. AGENT for ''White I,HE
alive Dear Sir; decm il my duly H. "a
lActa respecting the inestiWable vainr az
HairR.stntatiss. Several ysars sFo pn,
II ois'ckness NY wife lott all 81 her hnli N
appeared diseased, ami the hair grew Got ttp1
uneAvsn, About yese $50. by another I,
ness. she lost aifcfhcr hsir second tias "
long time there WAS arpsrrntly 20 arss,
scalp. Amer various appiio | Ma, ~
Try the shove mentioned Restorative srtsS
the use ofa few ho,ilrs her hair has rreG
thick. h-lnatrous. and ma brau'ifu' cole
FuuheIniofe. for lang time ! have i0
with neuralgia and other psirs In NJ t'H
have found u the hest ext svpol remedy J I'D
tried cso therefore 6, eerfuiiy vreonp'n'
who are afai tel a. shove. ~ the he's, shiti
eve'seeh. Mostrespeetfnliv vrpr
4 PFpBy W
Manufactured by =. WHITE lnw.li VIZ
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PIANOS FOR "a LII
AT cAsrxnroN SEMINARY

THE SUBSCRIBER would hrrhy IN
form, tac pablo that he has "n hand ard u
constantly rccrivins Pianos OF all prices
fror, the celcbt a,cd Mandatory of HAiIfr
DAvisA Co, OF B ,ston, which he will sell
for cash or approved credit, on the most reh'
sonablc terms. Having made arrangements
with said Co.np,ny, he will sell them cheap
or than they can be obtained IN the city
Those wishing 10 pnrchase a brilliant toned
,nstru'ne.t, .v,rrantrd for Que year, will
please call before purchasing rlse"h.Ie,
J.. J. lIALLOCk.
Ct4llrton. Aprils. lrjl
Tins crrt.i.x that T.. j. ,lallock, Of Chs.
lletpn, ~. Is our authorized agent for the
Sale o, Pnno for,es. >Ail instruments from
ar untnuinc,ory. can be- bought at rs low a
rlrr AID warranted, as II purchased al our
Y1re.Fuo.ns.
uAtIET, DAVIS 4 co.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24

HcND 4 EOhEkJ'S impre, ID Sslaman.
~ dsf >sfss ssTArsef sftiris Prices srou
SO 10 Ss&c, OrSsrs ptop.piiy sasrssed BY
AiNkkgr i son, Asea,,.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24
THICK BOOTS

G. BURT & SON, Have just received
pcniid stock of Stoga Boot, find Coarse
fine Boots % superior quality, which they are
sci ing IT priee'--just call AMI see how low.
. The Boots are warranted.
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