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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-02-11
Tea Warehouse.
No. 81 CAMP STREET. New ORLEANS.

THE LARGEST As.
'.ortment of 6reen and
Black TEAS ever offered
Tor sale in this city, and
|ht lower prices. These
Teas are Of the latest
|importations, and Of the
most choice qualities
crown in China. having
been selected with great
rare. FoI the use offam.
lilies. they are put up in
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CLOTHING.
jas. A. COulsOn, = Co.

e.
A RE now receiving an unusually large and
- very choice stockof
Fall and Winter CgOtsimgg
70 which they would invite the attention Of
their customers and the public generally.
Their Clothing Is Of their own manutactares
and they fiatter themselves that, in this res.
pect, their stock Is superior 70 any in this
market. A complete stock Of
CENT? EAIEN'S FURNISHIN GOODS,
Ito which large additions are now being
made is constantly kept on hand. Their
stock consists, IN part. Of
/ COATS. OVERCOATS. &c.
Super BLK French cloth frock and dress coats
do brown .olive and blue do do do
do black doeskin business do
Blue, brown and black cloth business do
Brown and grey clouded cashmere bus'nsdo
Assorted colors do do do
Clouded beaver and petersham Overcoats;
Drab Devonshire kersey pardessus do;
Super. colored beaver cloth do;
Himmaleh cloth do;
Extra long blue blanket do;
Black French cloath cloaks, large assortment;
Cloth and fur beaver opera cloaks.
Vests.
Black satin and silk Vests;
White and fancy colored silk Vests;
Embroidered white and black setin Vests;
do cashmere and cashmere do
Party silk Vests. large assortment;
Brown ond black cloth s. and D. b. do
Fine cashmere and white MarseiIles do
Velvet figured Grensdine silk do
Fancy wooden velvet and cashmere do
PANTS.
Superb medi'm quality blk French doeskin pants
Black cashmere and satinet do
Fancy French cashmere do
dc English and German cashmere do
do American cashmere and tweed do
Genuine Scotch plaid cashmere do
Boys and Childrens' Clothing.
Boys BLK and brown cloth sack frock coats;
do colored tweed do do do
do clouded cashmere do do do
do blue and drab blanket Overcoais;
do fancy cashmere Oversees,
do do silk and wooden vests,
do do. cashmere and satinet pants;
do black cashmere and doeskin do;
Children's Blue and Black Cloth Suits.
do fancy colored do do
do brown cloth cold velvet Togas;
do do and black cloth jackets.
Furnishing Goods.
Fins muslin shirts with linen bosoms and
collars;
Superior all linen shirts;
Linen and cotton check, and hickory shirts;
Fancy do do;
White and red flannel nndershirts;
Merino. astoria and silk do;
Shaker knit shirts and drawers;
Red and white flannel DO
Canton flannel, muslin and jeans drawers;
Merino and cotton do;
Brown and pink cotton undershirts;
Shaker knit and merino half hose;
Cotton, Isle thread and silk half hose;
White, black and colored kid gloves;
Buckskin, dogskin and berlin do;
Cloth, cashmere and silk plush do;
Buckskin and cloth Gaunilets;
Black and fancy satin and silk cravats;
do 90 do do scarfs;
= do do do silk neck ties;
China cord and PONCE silk Handkerchief;
Plain and colr'd bardered linen cambria do;
Suspenders, Shoulder Braces Riding Belts;
Combs, Brushes, Porte Monaaies, Dressing
Cases, Money Belts, Razors, Hate, Caps, India
Rubber Goods, Walking canes, Umbrellas,
Trunks, Valicee, Carper Bage, etc., etc
Vicksburg, Nov S, 1852 l7>tt
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New Goods.

THyHE undersigned is just opening large
n stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
which he offers for sale on the usual terms
He respectfully invites the attention of cash
customers as he is preparedto give bargains.
Sept. 5, e85l. ]. HEARD.
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Medical Card.
10 THE AFFLIGTEl-

ID HEU.uATfSM Scrofuls, Chronic VI
-, GERS, Bropsy, Cancer, Prolapsus sUaeri,
Diseases of the Chest aud Lungs, and Mer-
cusiaI diseases have been successfully treats
ed by DR.. B. F. G. Brooks, who now informs
those suffering under any the above named
diseases, thai he will remain in this city for
a few months, and thai he feels confident.
from lorg practice and thorough medical
lief. His pfaetice will be strictly Botanic.
Room al Winn's Hosel.
Ya2ao civ. Sept. 3, 1852
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Prepare for Fall and
Winter:
RICH GOODS

TNLEi ANT coIored SIX Robes;
- Heavy black and colored Brocade Silks;
New styles dress cheek do;
All width plum black do;
Gro do Napa aud Florence do;
Figured raw do;
SuderioF styles Chally, all colors:
Richest Bayadere Robes;
!" all wool de Lain Robes:
!" Velyet Cashmere do;
Perslan cloth do;
Plain Embroidered MeFino do;
Rich Figured de Lains; all wool plain do;
Heavy figured Cashmeres; very deep fringe;
New Trimmings and Buttons;
Ladies' Silk Vests
Velvet, silk and Cloth CIoaks and Nantes;
Small fgnree cashmere Shawls;
Valenciennea and thread Lacee;
Bobbin and Lisle do;
Swiss and cambria Edgings and lnsertings:
Swiss and cambric Flouncing and other TRIM
mngs-an elegant assortment;
Lace Capes, Lace, Frilled, Osborn, breakfast
cambria and mourning Collars;
Swiss and cambria Embroidered Sleeves;
6 S mourning $ 8
Embroidered linen cambria Handk'fs;
Hem stitch :: Hdk'fs, and bordcred;
Grapes, all colofs;
Infant enlbr'd frocL bodies and waists;
Dark and black KID Gloves;
Beautiful style she'll Combs;
Bonnet, Neck and Gap Ribbous;
Children's fine .Merino lose:
Grass, cloth and corded Skirts;
Plaids and wool checks or children,s clothes.
Heavy Goods,
Kentucky Jeans and Linseys;
Gable Twist do;
Plain and plaid DO
Massachusetts and Southern Lowells;
l2-4, LID, lO-4 and ia brown Sheetinge;
1874, II.4, 1854 and Al bleached do
Domestic, stripes, plaid and checks;
White, red and yellow Flannels;
Spotted {; 8. "
Ginghdms and prints, good assortment;
Cassimeres, Casiqets, Tweeds, Jeaus, Cash
merets, &c.
Blankets.
Negro, bed, crib and saddle Blankets:
Russets Boets and Shoes;
White and black wool Hats. Our stock OF
heavy plantation goods is large and presents ln-
ducements to purchasers.
Boots and shoes
Calf sewed and pe9ged Boots;
Kip and Mud do;
Sewed and begged calf Shoes;
Kip and Morocco Shoes;
Boys boots-kip and calf;
Boys and Youths Shoes Of all kinds;
Ladies and children's Shoes ofevery style and
kind;
Ladies and Misses India rubber over shoes.
CLOTHING.
Black cloth Frock and Dress Goats;
Cold clock Sacs, Surtouts and Frock coats;
Beaver. Tweeds and jeans;
Black and fancy colosed Pants;
Velvet, Satin aud Silk veste;
Cloth, cashmere and Valencienes.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Heavy Wool, Marine. Lambs Wool, Flanneld
Canton and Cotton Shirts and Drawera; Wool n
Merino Socks, Suspenders, Gloves, etc., etc.
Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags,
Our stoca is now full and compile and we are
ready TO supply our friends and customers with
any thing in our line at the lowest market price
We shall be happy see them.
Respec fully,
COWAN, CHAPPELL & CHAPLIN.
Vicksburg, Oct. 90, 1852. l6-ly.
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CIV B4VDS

JUT RECEIVED. lot of Superior Gin
Bande, made by the Eagle Gin tand Company
and for sale by ]. HEARD & o.
nAII4Y expected fine assortment of Boys
II and Youths Clothing. ]. HEARD.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-02-11
DENTISTRY.

IS !
| gHNHE co-partnership heretofore existing
y between Drs. j. III. ANDREWS q I'll,
LAURENCE, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
DIR. ]. H. Andrews having relinquished the
practice of Dentistry in this and the adjoining
ceunties, feels great pleasure in recommending
his former partner, DR.. H. Laurence, as one
eminently qualified in his profession, and whose
operations are unsurpassed by any other 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 doing work.
REFERENCES.
Drs Leak 4 Barnett, ID A james, M ID,
II B Kidd, M D, Rev ] r West,
] H Lawrence, Esq, r K Pickett, Esq,
P B Pope, Esq, Caldwell, Esq,
A Patterson, Esq.
DIR. I'll. Laurence has associated with him his
brother, Dr.sW ] Laurence, who will practice
with him in this and the adjoining counties
They are prepared with every essential for the
perfection Of their various dental operations,
which shall be performed in the most artistic
and durable manner. Their charges viii be-
as moderate as the quality of their work will
allow. All operations warranted, and to be-
paid for as soon as finished, unless other ar
engagements are previously made.
Terms for operations can be consulted at
their Office, on Main street, nearly opposite
Winn's Hotel, where on will be in constant at
tendance.
Yazoo city, may 81, 1859. 46-tf.
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EN0R CASH we nil sell dry goods ppns,sa
y lop, and ask the attention Of the Ladsf
-,arti.,llqylg to our splendid and beautiful stoe
Of Dress Goods. ]. card co OF
azps city, april IS, 90. 4I-tls
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BURRUs { DOUGHARTY,

YAzoo CITY, MISS.
MILL give prompt attention 10 businea
w entrusted 70 them in the Circuit ant
Probate Courts of Yazoo, Holmes and Madi-
son, and in the Superior courts at Jackson.
Aug. I, 1851. Aft.
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A. F. Cochran.

Commission Merchant, and Importer Of
Fruits, Nuts, DC. .Vo. 81, Tchoupitoulas st
NEW ORLEANS.
GNOWDER; Agent of the celebrated sAmerican
q Chrystal Powder Company" Kegs. halves
quarters, and cases of lbs. cans, and ~ cans,
d superior to any powder manufactured.
FRUITS.
s, Lemons, Oranges, Figs, Walnu,s, Cream
nas ncans, Almonds, Sardlnes, Fruits in Juice
dy.
CIa7ot Champagne, Port, Malaga.
-ety of Foreign and Domestic Fruits.
: -. Agent Tor Che direct importatio
oiled Cow Peas
= asIl. 1852
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New Store!
Dry Goods at Vicksb41;g,
HarwOOd & Marshall.


Nees Door to BroUa q Johnston, Bosskers,
Washington street, Ticksbwy.
M ae 90 mpIeied Fall and Winter
col. 2 ~ Good nd are prepared to
dncements 10 the families, planters and country
Merchants Of Yazoo and vicinifp. equal to anv
they may find in New Orleans. Orders filed with
promptness and despatch.
DRESS GOODS.
Every description of pain
do, Poplns, Beraca.,d M
mos, Persian sc
Caleos.
MAN TILLAS-E Embroidered frcnt and Water
ed Silk, splendin assortment.
Fall and Winter BOnncts.
White Silk with pluncs, Feather Trimmed,
White Satin, Rutlard Embroidered Edge, Dia-
mord fancy, Pearl and Satin looped, Florance
Bfaids. fancy Edge, Dunstable Lace, fine Straw,
Pedal and Lace, Shell, Shell Edge, fancy Black.
Misses Straw and Laco.
lARPETING.
Rich Velvet Tapestry. Tapestry BrusseiI p
estiy Ingram. Imperial three ply, Chenill gs
and Mats, Tufts do.
Embroidered Handkerchief and Lace Goods Of
euery description.
Boots and Shoes.
We have on hand most extensive assortment
of Ladies' Caters, Bootees and Shoes, comprising
white satin, kid French lasting. calfskin, bronze,
colored. &c. Gentlemen's extro fine and common
Boots and Shoes Boys and chiidren's do.
HATS, CAPS, &c.
The latest style Silk and Beaver Hats; Cloth
and Glazed Caps.
House. Furnishing.
Table Linen, Bed Liner, Diaper, Curtain Furn
tire, r"h Piano Covers, Feather Busters, Toilet
Soaps. Brushes and Perfumery.
Gents and Youths Wear.
Fine English and FreneI, Cloths, Cassimeres,
Doe Skin, fancy Cassmefes. Embroidered Vests,
Shirts, Hose, undergarments for ladies and gentle
men. Cravats, Suspenders, etc.
Servants and Plantation Supplies.
Best Kentucky Llnseys and leans Also, North,
Elm and Southern do; plad Linseys, LOWELL
Domestics, Negro Hats, Oak aud Hemlock tanaed
Russe>ts, heavy Boots and Shoes, Negro blankets,
etc.
Everything in our line will be put al the lowest
price,, whether bought by o der or IN person.
Low ELLS-We have made arrangements with
Virginia factories, by which we can sell the best
Southern made Lowells al the lowest rates.
October 90. 1852. l6-IY.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility, Diseases of

tIIO AAIU1lOJos
find all diseases arising fom disordered Liver
or Stomach. such as Constipation, Inward Piles
Fullness or Blood TO the Head, Acidity of the
Stomach, Nausea, Heart Burn, Disgust for Food.
Fullness, or weight in the Stomach, Sour Encta-
lions, Sinking Flatterng at The pit of the tom.
ach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, Flutering al the Heart. Choking or
Snffoca,ing sensations when IN a lying posture,
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight,
Fever and Dull pain in the Head, Deficiency or
Preparation, Yellowness OF the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Lims, &C., Sudden
FIushes OF Heat, Burning in the Flesh, constant
Imaginngs of Evil amp Great Depression of Spirits
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A HI. DONALD s ON,

Otard, Dupny Co.'S 1900 /
Pinet, CasIillon & Co, Hen
messy, London Dock etc etc.
S0ERRY-HsrmoRy Ar
ontillado, Imperial, LObO,
YriaTte, etc.
MADEIRA Howard, Marsh
& CO., BIackburn's South
Side. etc.
PORT-Ths Qneen's OpOE
-,
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lust opening splendid assortment Of Win
A. ter Clothing at extremely low prices.
Sept 8, 1851. J. HEARD.
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WUST received. London Porter and Scoth
q Ale, ia quart and pint bottles, for sale ~
NAV an, 1859. d. TAlfBORINE
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OIL cloth and India Rubber suitF, cloaks
leggins; caps, etc., together with many ar
ticses, which would be an endless work TO
enumerate-such as dressing gown, money
belts, purses, porte monnais, dressing cases,
Rogers, Worslenhalm's and Wade Butch
er's best knives and razors, shirt collars, hair
brushes combs, pocket books, perfumeTvsetc.
o. Call al the establishments nd see for
yourselves. nov 5, VIM. II STEVENS.
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a new article Of Hemp and Cotton carpet,
ing two yards Wides for crumb carpets for sale
by J. HEARD q CO,
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CARP3TINGl CARPEIINGll
a HANDSOME article q these goods iaat
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Frock, Dress, Frock Tee and Register;
BLK, brown, blue violet, olive & green Frocks
: do do do do Frock Teas and Sacks,
da do do do Registers and Paletots,
Fancy cashmere business and sporting Suits,
Black and colored French doeskin coats,
Business coats Of all inds.qualities Il sizes,
Superfine black cloth dress coats.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-01

The FAsHIoNs.-It is we'll enough perhaps,
to know the latest Partisan fashions, especially as
some very radical innovations on the present
style have recently been announced. The prin
cipal change in gentlemen's apparel is a return
to the short hreeches, long stockings, buckles,
and other toggery of the seventeenth century
Gentemen's full dress coats now made with
large sleeves at the wrist, like the sleeves Of la
dies dresses, and are warn with undersleeves
pulled at the wrist, like those by the ladies'
The ladies of the Partisan court are Powdering
their wigs.-Phit. Ing.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-01

TaHs lH'ga;en 'He5 te formed oflto ss5sfts Bt Ms
feteFnE an 1g ito miners froul statement Which We
oiee IL opa OF the papers that -four was selling 81 two
collars pound-neary four hundred dollars harrel
MY TO seventy-hve cents appears to be about the
price per pound throughout the mining regions
Inc Sacramento Transcript of the Istinst remark
report isprevaent in Stockton that some miners re-
rihed them of all the provisions thew contained This
says Journal must not be wondered at nor too
condemned as it is the spur of starvation that drives
men to such crimes Their lives depended on the stake
and men will resort to any extreme to satisfy the de-
mands of n ture
From other quarters the record equally discour5rn
put more particularly from Calaveras county where the
deprivation is most heart rendns gentleman of our
acquaintance informs that riding short distance
rom town lew days since, he met up his arm
PITS IN water wadinS and swimming into best he
could with but determination have something to
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-01
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MEEII No In MIL LON

AT meeting of the citizens OF Nelson county, at their
Courthouse on Monday the 9th day of January 1853
on motion of Sterling Claiborne, ESQ.,. General VIM. 8
Loving was appointed Chairman, and Alexander Brown.
Secretary
The Chairman having explained the object IF tho
meeting motion, Messrs. Robert Whitehead r. bert
L Brown, Wm Gordon, Chas Perrow III e Harris
Albert w Harris, Thos Massie s C Snead VIM w
Harris, Alex Fitzpatrick, Richard Fl Coleman Georee
Vaughan, Chas Patterson, VIM Shepherd l. Fl
gon, James S billiard, James Penn James r. Eson
John H Loving and Joseph Shelton were appointed a
committee to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of
the meeting relation Railroad from Charlottesville
to Lynchburg.
The Committee after retiring to consult returned anu
reported the following resolutions
LIST Resolved, That whereas the people of this county
have long been in favour of internal Improvement and
by the votes of their representatives, have shown their
disposition to advance thereby the interest and welfare
OF all parts OF the State; and being firmly of opinion til
the representatives of the people ought to take such
steps, and provide such will be adequate to
complete all the most important Railroads. and other i'm
portant lines of communication already commenced
and being OF the decided opinion that connection by
railroad between Charlottesville and Lynchburg (either
to be made by continuous of the Alexandria and
Gordonsville by independent rairoad will not only
line, but will be OF great and countless advantage the
community at largewherefore they pray the Legisla
ture to grant charter this connection as
great public good
end. Reso we'd, That our Delegate and Senator do all
they can to ensure the passage Of such law
s'rd Resolved, That this meeting believes there
are at least three routes for such ne that charter be
granted leaving the route open for selection by the
Stockholders and Board Of Directors.
Which resolutions being considered by the meeting
and put to the vote by the Chairman, unanimously
adopted.
Upon motion it was further Resolved. That copies of
and the Senator from this district with request that
they present the same to their respective bodies
Resolved ALSO That the Richmond Charlottesville and
ynchourg papers be requested to publish the proceed
ings OF this meeting. WIN. s. LOVING,
Chairman
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-01
ARRIVAL OF The AFRICA.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROH EUROpE

New YoRK, Jan. 20.
The steamer Africa has arrived, bringing
Liverpool dates of January 16, and 81 passengers.
Her time of sailing was delayed by order OF
Government. She brings a large amount oil
Coleman e Stoltenfohl's bills.
E. Wetherman, of Amsterdam, failed for
100000, in consequence of Prices forgeries.
ENGLAND.-The Daily News announces
that Kossuth will shortly visit America to stir VI
the democrats.
Mr.. Ingersol had been invited to dine at Bir-
mingham.
The London papers severely cyiticse Inger-
soils Manchester speech They charge him
with toadying to the British Institutions.
Various reasons are assigned for the delay OF
the Africa; one account says it relates to Difficult.
ties with the British Consul at Havana relative to
the imprisonment OF British subect-another
says twas in orderto enable che Government to
arrange final settlement of disputed points be
tween the United States aud England before
the retirement of Mr.. Fillmore-again another
says it was in order to forward to the Canadian
Cabinet instructions relative to the clergy re.
serves.
FRANCE.-The French Government tobacco
contract had been filled at 96fr, .97c. per 100
kilogrames for Virginia 7lfr. 3lc for Kentucky,
and 85fr 33c. for Maryland.
Mr.. Rves had presented his credentials to the
Emperor.
Cherbourg had been fixed upon as the port for
the French and American steamers The govern-
ment had contracted for ffty-three large screw
steamers.
1t is reported that a territorial misunderstood
ing had occurred between France and Aus
tria.
The first Imperial ball was grand affair, two
thousand persons being present.
in consequence of scandal regarding General
Armaud's specuIations, the Emperor had ordered
a commissioner to inspect and check every Dart
Of the public service.
The budget for 1854 had been prepared.
The funds were buoyant. Elves closed at 1O5f
csc; 3's eOf 2Oc.
ITALY.-The death Of Madiai is not con-
firmed.
The Baltic is open at Ursa an unprecedented
circumstance.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Jan. 18th.
Cotton during the last two days has been better de-
mand and prices have advanced ID. Sales of the week
1900 bales of which the trade sook 800 and specua
tors, $500 bales Sales to-day 10000 bales, of which
the following quotations: Fine Orleans 6d Mdding
SD; Fair Mobile and Uplands, SD; Mddng SID.
Trade at Manchester wasquet.
Brealstuifs-Wheat was in fair demand at ful rates
Corn held firmly at 35s for Yellow and 37s for White
Flour commands extreme rates of last week. and closes
firmly with a good demand. Western Canal 27s Cd
Baltimore 28s. a 28s. Cd Ohio % 29s.
Deanlson quotes Brea dsuffs frmer. Wheat advanced
IS 2d Flour and Corn quotable change. but tirmer
The ather continues wet. Baltimore and philadelphia
Flour 27s Cd 2sS- 3d. White Wheat Is. 3d. els 3d. red
and mixed dc. rs. a Is. Al.
Consols had declined to 99a 995; American stocks
quiet The bullion in the Bank had decreased 100000
Money tight