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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
Piano FOTteS
PETERS, WILLARD 3 co.
NEW ORLEANS.


Corner Old Levee and BienVille Streets,
lave on hand and foI sale 1.-THE lowest
IL market prices, Newton, Gordon. Mur-
dock & co., Old Reserve. 1915, and East In
dia Xxx Madeira, IA years, in bottles, How
ard, March & co.., and Oliveras Madeira in
pipes, half pipes, quarter casks and bottles.
Cabinet, Harmony and Amontellado Sherry
in ar. casks and bottles. Choice Old Port
Vine in bottles and or. casks. Genuine
l4afette, Giscours and line table Clarret in
hotties.
/ Choice old Brandies, vintage 1895 and
1893, in demiiohns and bottles, halt pipes
and or. casks J. B. Eodard E4stillen, 1915,
can L, uis and other brands. Sup'r Jamaica
and ST. Croix Rum,n puncheons, demijohns
and bottles, demijohns old Glentevet Whis-
key demijohns old Bourbon Wbiskey, u
wears old Heidsick, Cream de. Bouzy lie
Roderer and Schridu Champagne. London
Porter and Scoich Ale, in quarts and pinis.
Superior Green and Black Teas in boxes,
cannislers and papers. Old Java, Mocha,
Maraicabo, Laguyra, Havana and Rio Coffee.
Judd's patent and New Bedford Sperm
candies.
Stewards and Coverings double refined
Loaf. Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
Soft sheIed Almonds NJ R. and LAYERS
Raisins, English and American Pickles,
Ketchups. Sauces and Spices.
Also, an assortment of fine Spanish Cigars.
&C. sc. april 8. 1858. 39-IY.
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- 81 EEH9 1M
PHILADELPHIA sAllL:lY
Warehouse,
Sign of tie Golden Horsel5cnld

Sign of the Golden HOrSehcGd
No. 8 Magazine 81. and No. 40 Canal 81.
NJ gee q RNEASS Manufacturers and Inn
lK lporlsrs 81 Saddlery and Saddlery Hardware,
Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, etc, Leather, Ma
terials and Findings for Saddles, Coach. Trunk
and Shoemakers, comprising one Of the largest
and mos complete assoltmenis 10 be found Ia the
city. PLOUGHS.
Carey, Dudley and Peacock Pioughs Of every de-
scriptOn and size. REGALIa.
|. o. O. r., Maeonr and s. Of r. RepaIia and
parspherniaia, Of every descri2tlon-the largest
and most complete assortment 10 be found in the
United States.
India Rubber Belting, Packing, &c.
Magee & Kneassare the principle agents fol
the Boston Betting Company for the sale Of India
Rubbe, Betting and Packing for steam joints and
boilers; Hose OF every size, together with CON-
pIete assortment Of all descriptions Of India Rub
Der goods, which they offer al the lowest mark ct
rates; New Orleans, april %, 1853. 3l.tf.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
Medical Card.
TO THE AFFLTc TED.

- HEU NATfSMs Scfofala. Dhfonic III.
eSIs. Dfppsy Cancer, Pfolapsus Uieri.
Diseases 81 The Chest And Lung end Mers
eugIai diseases havo been siieosssE.lll3 tfeaf.
ed b. u +. @ Brooks. who now Informs
those suffering under any lhe abors naned
diseases, tia he viii remain h this 1fsf fsf
few months and that a. feeis to6f enl,
from long Practice and fhorone med esl
Room 8t Winnss Hotel.
yazoo city, Sept 3, 1859.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
NOIICE.

GEALEn proposals win bs received BY the
- board of Town Council until their nexi
regular meeting for furnishing The Corpora
ton with Lumber during the year. Qualt'
and quantity can be ascertained BY Inquire
ing Of 5 P. Bailey, Esq, Chairman III Street
Committee. GEO, M. POWELL,
May s, 1863. 43-4t. City Clerk.
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NOtiee.

l.L persons having claims against the
Estate Of Ihomas Or lily. decd, are
hereby notified 10 present The same to 1.-The
undefsign ed Commissioner Of Insolvency Of
said Estate. appointed BY the Probate C0urF
of Yazao county, 81 tlle April Term. 1858.
thereof. properly pFObaled according 10 law
before The 9Th Monday III November next
II. BELL. Cem'r,
Mays6s 1858. 43-6m.
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Benz. EOfteraH,

Benj. r EOtteraU
Wholesale and Retail Dealer il
Fancy aud staple Dry Goods.
/ SCOTS And $40 ESs tll A rs 5 &C.
| WASHINGTON 81. VICKSBU g, Mi.4
white Goods.
nBAIN Swiss, Jaconeis and Cambrcs;
/ Figured and dotted French embr d Swiesesi
Check cambtics; hair cord Dim.ly;
3r4 and "a plain and figured Lacea
AInlls, Nansooks, Tarletons. Grapes, etc;
French and Irish Linen eamhrcks and Iawnes
Linen cambricks Cor dresses:
Thread Laces, Edeipga md InseFtngs
Valencia do do dos
Real Bobbin do do;
embroidered and plain Skirts; Grass cloth and
Hair cloth Skir,s; French ooraets. etc, etc.
Nantes.
Embroidered White silk MantIos; White Lace do;
Back Lace Nantes; black applique work de;
White Swiss Muslin Nantes.
SHOES.
An assortment of Ryan's Ph,ladelphia work, con"
aisting in part of
Black and colored Lasting Caters;
do do Kid DO;
t(1u buekiun huu Sctttt4 AtAtSSSs ehA ~AAt-
Jren's Bootees, ETC., etc.
Embroideries.
French elnbro'd Chemizettes. with sleevee;
Embroidered Chemizettes, al; prices and styles;
Howitton Lace collars;
Enlaro'd Swiss collars, Muskataire pattarns;
do do do do;
do Valencia Lace collars do DO;
Osborne Lace, Swiss and Cambria collars;
French embroidered Swiss sleeves;
do do cambria do;
Scotch do do Swiss and Lace do;
Enlbro'd Handkerchief, all prices and qualities;
Grass, Lawn and Linen embro'd handkerchief;
Jaconei and Swiss Edgings and Inserting;
Swiss and Cambria Flouncings;
Swiss Applique work. etc, etc.
Examine this stock before you make your pnr-
ehaaas, ash is large, and very handsome.
CENT? ENiEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Isle Thread Shirts; Silk and Linen Cravats;
Check ATnslin do Muslin fancy do:
Gauze Cotton do do do Neck Ties;
Is Mefino do Six do do dol
Linen bosom do Black Italian Cravats
do brewers; Fancy Silk do;
Jeans do; Hem'd Linen Check Hd'kfs:
Raw Silk half Hoes; Tape bordered do;
Linen do do; Pnnt'd do do;
Striped English do; Shirt Collars. etc, etc.
BENZ. F. FOTTERAL.
T Vcksburg. may 8. 1853.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
II. iii. Hart & Co.
Mer. liant T0iLOrS.

4. GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
II ? ESP1CTFULLY invite those who visit
y New Orleans and wish fashionable and
vel made ciolhing, 10 give them call be-
fore leaving their orders elsewhere, as they
pledge themselves tha, those who favor them
with their patronage shall be perfectly satis-
fed. april Is, SO. 40-af.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
NEW HOU 81.

NEW HOU 81.
r HAVING taken INTO partnership Mr.. Jas.
4 M. LNNK1N, we will continue the ID r Y
GOODS in connexion with the PRODUCE
and GROCERY business at my old stand un-
der the style of HOBSON g. LAMKIN.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
Having Just commenced the Produce in con
nexion with our Dry Goods business, we take
pleasure in informing our friends and the public
generally, that we are now receiving full
stock of estern Produce, Groceries, Family
supplies, c. intend to keep constantly
on hand, articles of the '.first water in both
branches, at reasonable rates to good customers
on time, and runreasonably low for the dimes
in hand. HOBSON LAMKIN.
Yazoo city, January 81, '53 28-tf
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Groceries.
Land to Rent.

k7E have within miles of this place,
800 acres of open land under good
fence. with gin, mill and negro cabins. to
rent FOR the present year.
OWEN DEMENT, & co.
ington, Mise. Feb. 6. 1884,
er OR NJ. Wi m, Yaity,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
Clothing | Clothing !! |!

Clothing Clothing |
WE are opening to-day large lot Of GEN.
Clothing direct from New York.
Step in Gentlemen and let US fit you in
the newest and latest fashion, al q price
equally new, for we will sell cheap.
Sept. 10, 1859. J.. HEARD u co
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
Copartnership.
z. M. VIM &, A. B. GRAVES,

TT We this day q .th Feb. 1859 formed a
copartnership. under the firm Of WINN
e GRAVES. for ihe purpose OF carrying on
the LIVERY STABLE business at the old
stand. Mr.. Graves will give his entire per-
sonal attention 10 the business, in all it's
various branches, and hopes By strict appll.
cation, and The superior accommoda ion that
viii non BE offered, TO merit and receive a
liberal share of public patronage.
Yazoo city, February IS, 1853. 32.tf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
DIR. Geohegans Hydropiper

Is prepared by q regular Physician, and i q
purely Vegetable ingredients. the names Il which
accompaa III each hottie. Itisa pleasant safe and
certain care Tor diseases of women For sK Kidney
Affections. Inpu tiles or The Blood, diseases of
the Skin, Dyspepsia aud ScsofaIa II has neeer had
al equal Il fs slight atimulenl. and powerful
tonic and Alternative. See Advertisements
Far sahe ~ THOMPSON 81 co.
VaSno {yffVs
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08

Dissolution of Copartnership.
TIME Copartnershlp heretofore existing pe
tween Richard NJ. VIM and Robert
Wilkins, underline firm of VIM & Wilkins
has expired by Limitation. r. NJ. VIM.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
Musical Card.

w NJ T. NJ A z q
No. s, CAMP STREET
wAvING sold bis MUSIC STOKE y MF.
Philip r. Werieins hereby reluFna hls moet
sincere thanks soh BIZ. many patrons, and1solcils .
continuance of their hvols ~ hia successor.
ss'.,''s WI +. MAYO.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
CHEAPEST 0uT

CHEAPEST OUT.
ayHE subscriber has a lot of Adder Y
Il on hand, which he is determined to sell a
otrmely low prices. Call and examine 70
urseelves. N. w. HOBON.
Sign of Golden Eagle, Main street.
Yaxuo city, Aug. 6, 1852.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
DR.. GeOaIegssa'S
Evfroof of HID ron;nor

LII. UCDAAFSssx y
Extract of Hydropiper,
For. Dyspepsia, yc,'ofulq, a,ed
all Impurities Of The Blood.
PREP RID BY 0NE or TIE "A UGTY.
WIS vegetable remed, which il now spread
Il Inc to all parts at tie country, is prepared
by graduate OF one o the frsi Med,ca schools
in the wesi, n physician of HI gh standing his
profess on, and as mu h opposed to emp ricl, m or
QuackPry as any ons can be, as g shown by the
fact that the receipt is published, and acrompa
each bottle of the me icne, thus exonerltlng it
from the ,4Ige be ng Il anstrum'
1T is PRESCRt BED By PHYSICIANS.
as i i'll be seen by rec TO the Circular ard by
he accom- anying certificate
Unlike Sarsaparllla the Hydropiper is quick n
its ac ion, Inc FIRST bottle often producing wonder.
fn results. as in the ofte negro girl of Yrs.
Stmuoa's of Louisville, wyo was eirved of
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEK..
IN short it has excited the W ,nder ami admlra
ton Of al who have used it, md whe ever amos n
st nds al the head Of all remedies for the following
diseases
Dive epsia, Scrofnla, White Swelling. Mesentertc
d aeases or Negro Con sumption, Sou w, Chr'nic
Rh.umaiism, Gnui, Neuralgia, Sores, Ulcfrs, anu
ali Cutaneaus Skin Disrases, all Renal or Kid
ney afft q .ons, all emale Irregularities and obs
sfuctions Mercurial Diseases, S condery SsphIliss
General Ilebtllty. md all disorders 0rlslng from
im9ure blood and ba Habit OF SYste !,
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
this remedy stands unrivaied. lis effects are
wonderful. It is slight sttmalant and powerful
tonic and Alternative.
As beautlfer Of the complexion, in the cure
OF pmples and blotches, IN producing clear and
beautiful skin, ii i a much mc-s safe and sure
remedy than all the cosmetics and lotions in ex.
istence. Try it, and you will never regret 1t.
Do not lose confidence if it should ~ first
increase the dis@ase--the general effec, or the
medicine being to drive all impuri les to the SUR
fare, and by that means out OF the system.
HARnEEsBURs. ". Oct. 6, 1851.
Dr. A. r. Geohegan. Dear Sir--I have exam
ined your receipt Tor Comppund FLUID Extract of
Hsdropiper for the cure of ScrofuIa in alls forms
and other chrome affections, viz: rheumatism,
Female Weakness, &C.. Having prescribed, and
watched its effects IN many cases of The above
diseases, and naving always found il efiectual,
mos cheerfully recommend It to the Afflicted as
The best Alternative and ionic have ever uscd--ar
together superior to Sarsaparilla. and any Of its
r. N. WAKEFIELD, NJ. d.
f1FPrce 81 per bottle, or six bottle for SIS. I
when taken al one time.
RAY sOND g. PATTEN,
Sole Agent, No. u Fourth street,
Louisville. Kentucky.
To whom al orders should Be addressed.
ane 14s- U-Ase
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PhiIfp p. Werlefll

RWosT respectfully informs the public and his
Ix friends generally, a1having purchased the
MUSIC STORE
Of VIM 81. Mayo, bio soIIcits the continuance 81
The pa,ronace heretofore 80 liboraIly bestowed on
No. 5. Camp Street, and promises 10 eep on
hand the largest stock Of
Pianos, Mxsic0l Instruments,
s.s SHEET Music, AND Music Books
ia the South, for sale Oh the most favorable terms
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
PHILIP P. WERL Eth,

PHILIP r. WERLEIN,
Publisher s. Dealer Of Music,
No. CAMP STREET, NEw ORLEANS.
MEAS always for sale as large and varied as
sortmeus Of Music as any House in the
south. He is constantly publishing and adding
10 his stock, all the New and Standard publlea-
nons Of the day.
Piano FOrfeS
Constantly on hand large assortment from the
most celebrated facturies in Boston and New York,
besides those Of PIeysr & Erard, Paris.
GUITARS.
Tomas and Hall & sons celebrated Guitars OF
Rosewood and Mahogany. and other well known
makers.
Ruled paper. Blank Music Books, Piano Forte
Stools, strings for all Instruments. and every ar
ticle in the Music line.
Music bound in the most substantial manner
Dealers, Seminaries ard Professors supplied on
the most accommodating TERMS
april 8, 1853. 39-1y.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
KeDairing

OF all kinds connected with our business, done
with neatness and despatch. and All erdere for
new work thankfully recelsed and satisfaction
given. upril 90, 1853. 42-ly.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
CARRIAGES,


both of our own and Northern and Eastern manu-
faclofies. Comprising Coaches, Coachee, falling
top Barouches and Chamotiees, Rockaways, slid.
seat Bugges Of superior Style with extension tops
combining the consenienca of Rarouche or Rock
away. Also, rolf up side top Buggies. Gigge
PheatOn, and open Buggies Of elegant pattern foi
single or double harness. Also, Buggy and Coach
=Hainess, Whips of all patterns, Kidding Brides
.Hartingales. Bride bits, Stifrup irons; Lad e.,
Gentemen and Bows riding Saddles Of all patterns
Of sour own manufacture. Saddlebags and Spurs
also, Fly Nets Of all coloTs. Webbing for sads
dleShirts. hand-holders and furnishing goods oi
all kinds for saddle and harness manufacture.
Also--Oil Carpet, Brussels do, and carpe fringe
Enamelled cloths of all colors, patent Dash aud
Collar Leather, Hogskins and Saddle Shifting,
Enam8lled top ieather-also Enameled Leather
for Innings, comprising all tue coIors used. Blue
and Drab broadcloths, damask of all patterns an.
colors, silk for fcstoons, ringes for do, silk and
woTsted Tufts, holder iassels, broad and mario 4
Lacess tufting buttons of all colors, tufiing and
band nails. Tacks of all sizes, brass aud silver
knobs, lappanned, brass and silver glass frames
Coach handles and locks, bnle Of all res, screws
do ;; Springs, Axels, top props and capped Nuts,
Blacksmith's tcols, Coach vanish. PAINS, Leads
aud bent shafts aud rims, Buggy poles and bows.
and coach poles.
We also manufacture wagons for four or two
horses, Pedar wagons. Draws, Or Wagons and
Carts. Dfay and wagon Harness, kept constantly
On hand Trace { hams, Collars, Brides, Whips
and all heavy articles used for such purposes. Ill
rf which VIC Offer for sale on reasonable terms for
o1sf1 or approved credit. Persons wishing any.
thing IN our iine will find Il 70 their iBtersts 10 call
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
POWELL & billiard.

MAIN STREET, YAZOO CITY, MI,
"AVING taken in addition TO our former ex
IL tensive Mandatory, the establishment
lately occupied by M.. Q. II. Primn, opposite
our old stand. would respectfully inform the pub.
lie that we have made extensive additions to our
stock ~
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08

* ii iasi Fsoel eed
COW an. CHAPpELL CHAP
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04
TERRA CULTURE.

Professor Russell Comstock, of NJ abbettsville
Duchess Co., NY. now so.journing in this
City, Processes to be the discnverer Of new
law in vegetable physiology, which when under
stood by the people, will produce important and
beneficial results in the growth of vegetable
matter, whether of grams, plants, or trees.
1t being impossible for the Professor TO be
benefited by the Patent or copyright laws and
Congress having disregarded his application
for specific compensation for his discovery, he
has adopted the plan, of organizing classes
throughout the country, and communicating his
discovery at certain rate Of compensation, but
under the seal Of confidence. Professor e.. brings
with him various letters from distinguished men
of the country, notices of Committees and res
pectable Journals, speaking in the most exalted
terms Of his discovery.
His object in coming to this country is 10 or
ganize societies and bring his discovery into
more general notice.
Any subject which bears upon its face the
impress of mystery and for the communication
of which, certain rates of compensation are
charged, is generally received by the public,
and especially Western people, who are frequent
ly the victims of gross imposition, with more or
less suspicion. How this appeal to their curl
osity and their pockets, will strike them, we are
not able to say, but one thing is certain, tina,
there is a vast field open for improve men, in
vegetable culture, and Professor Comstock
comes highly recommended
We annex two certificates from gentlemen ir
Lancaster Wis, and leave the public to form
their opinion Of the merits of the new discov
cry.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04
FRAUDS In CALIFORNIA.

We are under favor to our distinguished
Senator A. C. Dodge, for copy OF the report
of Edward F. Beale, Superintendent of Indian
Affairs in California, detailing the most scanda-
lous frauds upon the government and the poor
Indians By the authorised agents of the govern
mcnt to procure supplies for the Indians Su-
perintendent Beale, she VS. by the most conclu-
sve testimony, that the government has been
looser to very large amount, by the unpardon-
able negligence in some cases, and the wilitnl
corruption in others, of its officers, having in
charge the Indians Of California
We trust the present administration will do
tself the credit to slit to the very bottom, the
whole sale system of corruption and fraud which
has characterized the administration Of the gov
eminent for The last four years, and punish to
the full extent Of the law, those, who are detec-
ted and convicted of having robbed the national
Treasury in this, as we'll as every other depart
ment of the government.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04
MAI. ROBBERY.

The Chicago Democratic Press of the 9Th
inst, has the following:
"On Monday evening, during the accident a,
the crossing If the Michigan Central and South
ern Michigan Road, the mail bag from this city
made up for the distributing office at Albany,
N Y was cut open, and several packages taken
out So far we can learn, none Of the bags
were missing. None Of the mail made up from
this city was taken. Packages from the Galena
office as follows:
For Portland, Me-, 22d and 23d.
Providence, r /. ="
Hartford, Conn, /"
Boston distribution,
are supposed to have been distracted The last
named package is certainly missing, and the
Others are supposed to be. About half the small
packages made up at Offices west Of this are also
gone.
The Milwaukee mail, going east, was wet and
considerably injured.
Under the circumstances, this robbery betrays
a decree OF depravity that is but seldom exhib-
tied Beneath the car which contained the mail
lay he mutila:ed remains of one Of the hapless
victims OF the melancholy catastrophe, and the
robbr, in order to reach his booty, had to step
ovefshe exposed portion Of the corpse
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04
From the Ohio CuItivator

FROM the OhO CultIvatOr.
YOUNG Iowa is rapidly marching forward to
rank with her older sisters. Our friends there
do not forget old association. JAMES WINDER,
who moved from this region to Oskaloosa, sends
US long list of subscribers from that place.
He says:
This is very Aourishing country; and is fast
filling up. We have as good soil as can be in
franklin county, Ohio, or any other place we
have prairie, timber, stone coal, building stone,
both lime and sand, in abundance also good
well water, and streams for miles. Oskaloosa
is the county seat Of one Of the best counties in
Iowa. The railroad fever RACES high here, also
the Capital fever is high, and we are in great
hopes OF having both Capital and Railroad, the lat
ter is to run from Davenport, on the Mississp-
pi, by the way of Muscatne, to Oskaloosa, and
SO on to Council Bluffs. on the Missouri
JAMES WINDER.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04
DIR. UNDERHILL.

1t appears that our neighbors Of the South
don't pay as much Difference to the pretended
religious Jevotons of the spiritual Doctor, as
we in this latitude did. At Bellevue, and Rock
Island, the authorities have dra,ca on 81 hit for
couple of hundred, which the old gentleman
could not find it in his heart to refuse. The
jackson County Press says
"CIrY CovR1 Before his Honor, the May
or, on Monday last, DR.. Samuel Underhill was
tried Tor violating the ordinances of the city, in
exhibiting Spiritual Rappings withou, taking out
license The Doctor claimed that spirituaisn,
was his religion, and such he had right tn
enjoy it, lie also claimed that his taking pay
at the door, at the rate of two bits head, was
f,r the purpose Of supporting his new religion
and not for the profit of it. His Honor, the
Mayor, took another view of it, and fined the
Rev. Doctor (who was his own lawyer the
round sum of one hundred dollars"
An exchange in speaking of the Doctors
troubles at Rock Island, says:
"Our neichbors of Rock Island have been get.
ting up little excitement in respect to DR.. Un-
derhi'l, the lecturer on the transitory popular
isms Of the day. They sued him for giving an
exhibition on spiritual rappings without license,
and got judgment for $lOO The Doctor ap-
pealed the case and gave another exhibition, and
again they sued him
The Republican asserted that he was accom-.
panied by woman "who was no better than
she should be-" whereupon the Doctor sued the
editor for libel-just as though any of US are
better than we should be. The Doctor was
non suited as he deserved to be.
Ii every corporation would pursue an equally
positive course with the charIatans who are
travelling through the country with their "mcdi-
ums," turning the silly brains Of the addle pated
part of community, "spiritualisn would soon
be at discount"