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TO S TRANGERS.

The many thousands curedatthis institution within the
last ten years and the important Surgical
Operations performedby Dir. J., witnessed by the Re
porters of the papers and many other notices o
which have ppe5rrd gain and again before the pubc,is
sufficient ,rqaf.e that tho afflicted will find skill
full and hs.,.4 physician.
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institutions. showed themselves incapable OF
self government The province of Texas re-
volted from Mexico by the same right by
which Mexico revoled from Spain. At the
memorable battle of San Jacnto in 1895 she
passed the great ordeal of nascent States, and
her independence was recognized by this Co
vernment, by England, by France, and other
European Powers. Mainly peopled from the
United States, she sought naturally TO be IN
corporatcd into the Union The offer was re-
peatedly rejected by Presidents Jackson and
Van Buren, to avoid collision with Mexico
At last the annexation took place. As a do.
nestle question, it is no ftsubject for comment
in acommunication TO foreign Minister. AS
question OF public law, there never was an ex-
tension of territory more naturally or justifably
made. Ir produced disturbed relation with
tho Government of Mexico, war ensued, and
IN its results other extensive territories were,
for large pecuniary compensation on the part
of the United States, added to the Union.
Without advertng TO the divisions OF opin-
ion which arose in reference to this war-as
must always happen in free countries IN refer
ence to great measures-no person, surveying
these events with the eye of comprehensive
craftsmanship, can fail to trace in the main re-
suit tho undoubted operation Of the law OF our
political existence. The consequences are be-
fore the world. Vast provinces, which had lam
guishcd for three Centuries under the leaden
sway of stationary system, are coming under
the influences of an active civilization. Free
dom ofspeech and the press, the trial by jury
religious equality and representative Govern.
ment have been carried by the Constitution OF
The United States into extensive regions in
which they were unknown before. BY the
settlement ofCafornia the great circuit of in
telGgence round the globe is completed. The
discovery of the gold of thai region, leading as
it did to the same discovery in Australia, has
touched the nerves ofindustry throughout the
world Every addition to the territory OF the
American Union has given homes to European
desttution and gardens to European want
From every part Of the United Kingdom, from
France, from Switzerland, and Germany, and
from the EXTREMIST north of Europe, a march
ofimmigration has been taken up, such as the
world has never seen before. Into the United
States grown to their present extent IN the
manner described. but little less than half
million ofthe population of the Old World is
annually pouring, to be Immediately incorpora-
ted in an industrious and prosperous communi-
ty, in tho bosom of which they find political
and religious liberty ,socialposition unemployment
and bread.
FRO mn coNTINuPDl
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ZINE ART, RY y. 81.

- WEIGH, OF CHARLEsTos SC.-6EO. WAo1-
INGTON-U Unprecedented n annals Of american Ftne
Art- Welch's MagniGciem Portrait Of WASHING
TON-(20 by % inches Engraved on steel (by per-
mission) from Gilbert Stunrts only original painting.
The celebrity of this great engraving has doubtless
become familiar as household words to the mind OF
every person in the u s. who read.
Every Artist Scholar Statesman and Jurist, in our
country and in Europe. capable of Judging, has pro-
nounced WEIGHS WASHINGTON a PERrEoT trans
script of Stuars worldrenowned painting and as SUCH
THE ONLY CORRECTLY ENGRAVED PORTRAIT IN Exis-
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the United States pronounce the CORRECT Por-
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Particular attention is invited to tho following letter
from the Hon Roger Taney, Chief Justice of the U.
States: -
BALTIMORE, June 26, 1852.
Dear Sir Accept my thanks for the Portrait OF
Washington. AS work of art. its excellence and
beauty must strike every one who it and it is
less bnppy in s likeness the Fatber of his country
It wns nay good fortune have him in the days OF
my boyhood and his whole appearance is yet strongly
impressed on my memory. The portrait you have is
sued to be exact likeness, representing
perfectly the expression well rs the form and fea-
lures Of his face With great respect,
am yourt ob't servant,
X. b, TANEY.
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READ THIS
From the Hon John Mclean. Assoc late Judge ofth
Supreme Court.
CIscIsYATI, 29th Oct 1859.
Dear Sir | thank you for the engraved likeness OF
General Jackson tits excellent one In the latter
of his life his grey hairs his tall and venerable frame,
The sincerity and Kindness of his expression and man
ner captivated all who became acquainted with him
There we're few if any. persons educated at home or
abroad however much they may have associated with
foreign courts who equal the grace and effect of Gen.
Jack sons manner in a social circle. Whether con-
.ider him in the field, in the drawing-room, at the
head of the administration, he a remarkable man.
With great respect,
JOHN MCLEAN.
George w Chlds, ESQ.
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PORTRAIT OF JACKSON.

Geo w Childs, ESQ, Phil'a.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15
Temperance Mcetfng.

Pursuant to call made by the friends D.
Temperance, a large concourse Of citizens as
sembled at the Court House on the 9Th inst.
| in this city. On motion, W. WRIGHT was
called to the chair, and b. f. G.. Brooks elect,
ed Secretary.
The Rev. Cooper, in a brief and compre.
heHeive speech explained the object Of the
meeting.
] r. West then moved the appointment of a
committee to select delegates to attend the
State Temperance Convention to meet in jack
son, on Wednesday the 18th of May. Where
upon, ]. r. West, R. B. Powell, j Tharp. w.
Battaile and G. w. Dougharty were appointed
said committee.
After the mmitteeWithdrew, the audience
called for R. Anderson, ESQ, who proceeded
in his usual interesting manner, to set forth the
evil effects Of intemperance, when the commit
teereturned and reported the following names
as suitable persons to sepre.ent this county, VIZ:
VIM. Wright, r.. B. Powell, j. r. West,
VIM. Battaile, G.. ". Dougharty, e. T. Bow
Ter, M p. Haynes, Rev. p. Cooper, Rev. ] !.
q Russell J.. w FuQua. RevsN n Scott,
E. G. Wilkinson, ]. @. Young, T. j. Stone,
p Lander, Al b johnson, Gigly, Nv.
Banks, Ed. Bowman, Rob't Bowman, H. j.
Thomas, j. M Sharp, John w Purvis Bur
we'll Scott, Alex Mcleod, b e. O. Brooks,
S. NJ. Phillips, A S. Perkins, j. b Grafton,
+. PeHilliard, Wn G. Gadberry, J. e. Bur
rus, s. E. Nye, w. w. Wildly, III. FL. Hart.
Dent ri Miles Il r r. Vh;fa NJ VI Maad .
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15
AD YER TIsEMENTs.
Council p Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.


JP. Bailey, j Ii. Wesling, a..
Smith, IA. 81 Johnson, j. " .Cald-
well-C ouncilmen.
The meeting was called to order, and the
minutes Of the last meeting were read, and
on motion adopted.
The bids for painting the Cemetery fence
were opened and g F Emery's being the
lowest, Mr.. Smith offered the following res
olution, which was adopted.
Resolved, That the proposition of g II
Emery to paint the fence around the Gene
terry at 81 cents per pannell with two coats
of pure white lead and boiled linseed oil be
accepted, provided he enters into bond to
do the SAM within period that shall be
deemed satisfactory to the Cemetery com
mittee; and provided, also, that the same
shall be done to the satisfaction Of said COM
mittee.
Tie Street committee reported the acc'ts
of j Fouch 8 rs rand Higgcnbotham a.
Co. Sc so correct. and on motion they were
allowed.
The committee on Accounts beg leave to
report the following accounts correct, and
chargeable as set forth, viz:
A III Morton &C Ito wharf fund ,S25 90
do do street do II so AZ SO
c j Blackman, act do do GO 80
J R West do do do 42 90
Gibbs & Bowman do do lis 90
VIM johnson act lot 227 do 12 rs
all of which is respectfully submitted, and
was on motion adopted.
The Street committee recommend the pur-
chase of Lot No II, in Pugh's square. Of
A B johnson for the sum of $3.50 in war
rant payable first day Of November, 1883
for the purpose Of opening a street to the
Cemetery and PughyiIle. and further, that
Incorporation pave side walk from the cor
ner of Deason's Lot on Yazoo street to the
corner of Wick street, FIVE feet wide, proyid-
ed the owners Of property on the route fur
nish the lumber for the side walk and the
culverts, which was on motion adopted by
ayes and nays as follows: ayes-O'Donneil,
Smith, Bailey, Wesling. Johnson and Cald-
well, 6-nays none.
The Cemetery committee beg leave to re-
port, that they have examined the fence
around the Cemetery, and that they au-
thorized the Clerk to issue warrant in ia
vor of G Young for one hundred and fifty
dollars. and that there remains due said
Young for erecting the fence nearly fifty
dollars. which they recommend shall be re-
tanned until the posts are made more firm
by ramming. all OF which is respectfully sub
mitted. and was on motion received. y
The following resolutions were offered
and onmotion adopted:
By ] p Bailey,
Resolved. That the Street committee ne
gotiafe with the Brick Masons who propose
to build the wall on Main street and mature
a proposition and submit it to the Board at
| the next meeting.
Resolved, That Yazoo street be paved
with brick from Madison street to North
Alley on the west side; that Washington
street be paved from Jefferson street to
Broadway on The west side, with brick: /.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
p. OsD0NNELL, President.
Gro. M POWELL, City Clerk.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15

eF The value of onr paper, as an adj
vertising medium, is beginning to be proper
ly appreciated by the New Orleans and
Vicksburg merchants. as the crowded state
of our columns win testify There is pro-
badly no paper in Mississippi so universally
read as ours, and those who wish their
Games and business brought directly before
the whole people of the State. viii do well
to secure place init.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15
our Head NOT on.

Amid the general cry of decapitation in the
Wing ranks, it pleases us to state to our numer-
GUS friends at home and abroad, that our head
(Ofciall as city printer. is still on its natural
pedestal. At the first meeting ofssthe new
Board of City Councilmen, consisting of four
Democrats and four Wings, we were reelected
to the important and responsible Office of City
Printer, by a majority of one. We feel almost
overcome by this strong mark Of confidence in
US .as a public servant, and can only promise
our constituents that so nobly sustained us IN
the hour Of ueed, that we viii by faithful dis
charge Of the duties imposed on US, NOT disap-
point their most sanguine expectations. In
view of the matter generally,1c IAN but say
with Pyrrhus, who, on unother memorable occa-
sion when he beat the Parthiaps at their own
4ricks-"On more such victory would ruin as
II our civic triumph had not cost Us quite so
dear. we would illuminate the Wing office with
talloW candles; but, as t il, we must content
ourself with amere public expression.of thanks
to the city fathers for the honorable and profit.
able Office conferred upon Us. The only draw
back toour joy.is that the talented and gallant
young men Of the Democrat Office; who were
opponents, are beaten. After making every eff
fert. that brave men could make to obtain an
honorable victory. they were left dead on the
zeldwithout the hope ofresurection, for here
after, we intend to print for the city free Of
charge-the glory f.the Office being enough
for any reasonable mortal.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15

or Our thanks are due Thompson & Co.,
Druggists and Booksellers. for pair of beauti-
ful toilet bottles filed with rich perfumery,also,
bottle Of Jatntiag salts. We have not the
accomplishment of fainting away. but viii try
to get up an occasion to test the genuineness
Of thessalts aforesaid. We owe it to the cour-
tesy of Mr.. Mitchell, the gentlemanly clerk, to
state. that when the estrong minded. women"
determine in convention, that shaving IS part
of our inherent rights forcibIy taken from US by
our tyrants, he will take greatpleasure in fur
nishing US with the finest requisite mate:ials free
gratis for nothing.
Thompson & Co. have full and beautiful
assortment of soaps. perfmery and all kinds Of
useful.and Ornamental toilet articles. Cal and
see them.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15
Gloves, Hosiery &c,

Il AIDES and Gents White, Black, and
- CoIored Kid Gloves;
Ladies' and Gents white, black.and coloEed
Silk Gloves;
Fine assortment Of Twisted Silk Gloves aud
Mitts;
Ladies' and Gents Linen and Isle Thread
Gloves;
Black and White Silk,G Raw Silk Hosiery;
90 do and col'd English Cotton do.
Cap and Trim'g do. do do;
Taifaia and Satan Ribbons; Fans, all kinds
and qualities; Parasols, in everv variety.
april Is, So. B. F. FOTTE2ALL.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15
WING COUNTY CONVENTION

The Wings of Yazoo county win hold q
Convention at the Court House in this place
on MONDAY, THE 2ND DAY0F NAY
next, being the FIRST day Of the YazoO Cir
cult Court, for the purpose Of appointing
Delegates to the Wing State Convention and
nominating candidates for the State Legis-
lature. A full attendance of the Wings is
desired.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15
CALLED MEETING.

YAzoo CRY, April 5, 1853.
Present-P. ODoNNEIL, President:
"A. Smith, j. r. Burrus,- j p.
Bailey,A. b. johnson, j. II. Wes-
ling, M. Malone ouncilmen.
The meeting was called to order and the
minutes Of the last meeting read. and on
motion adopted.
The accounts and reports Of the different
officers was presented, and on motion refer
cd to special committee Of three Bailey,
OsDonnell and Smith.
The following acc'ts were presented and
on motion allowed, viz:
G e Mann Hospital fund $40 90
Powell ! Chambers general fund1 4 90
Grimme q Metzler do do 90 90
Brown q Avery, do do Is 90
r. Wilson, do do SIS 90
Wing Office. do do Al so
do IIospital) do 90
] G Young, Cemeteryl do 800
do lueneraI1 do I25 90
VIM Farrell, d. DO 90
r. B Corbin, f1ospital1 do 25 90
The contract of w 4 johnson, agreeing
to build wall on Main street, laying down
4 pavement ID front Do, for the sum Of
fifteen hundred dollars, was presented and
On motion approved.
The petition Of sundiy citizens cf the
Second Ward praying for the opening Of =
new street. was presented, and On motion,
referred to the Street committee
On motion. the meeting adjourned to
Monday evening next psclock
r. on .IsI., Pres't.
GEO. NJ Pow kIn, City Clerk.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15

azIt is stated that McI.eod's Life Of Sir
Walter Scott isso palpable a piracy Of Lock-
hart's Lifesof that great man that the Edin-
burg publishers Of Lockhart's Life have
threatened the London publishers Of Nc
Leods book with prosecution Thereupon
the entire edition Of. MeLeod's book was
withdraw from the market.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15
BENJAMINE 4. FoTTERALL

K IS ieavci 10 aalnpunce that his stock of
y FAN and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HATS, BOOTS. SHOES, &c, is now COM
p.ele, and at all iines ready Tor exhibition.
and sale.
Tie soiici;s fxasninatlonof bis rockby
the purchasing pubic AID assures As large
aud choice varieties 81 al goods, in biz line
as can be found in any one stock in TIE
market, and of course, at as low prices
Give Us a look, snd if we cannot supply
your necessities or crafty your fancy, you
will only have lost your time.
This stock will be receiving additions and
replenishment during the entire season.
april rs, So 40-f.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15

oeen Victoria it i said IS haunted with
"a idea that she viii be driven from The Eng
ash throne By 4 svOluliOn and s therefore
investing largely II United Stated secure
les. Il IS even said that che Barring have
pnlehased hsf 81 leass 1 half / street d the
sily q Sew York.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15

o. We have again to beg the forbearance
of our more distant readers. Advertisements
and matters of local character occupy our
columns thismorning to the exclusion Of much
interesting matter.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15

~ Our friend, Mr.. Henry C. Tyler, Of this
city. has our thanks for half dozen jars of
pomade. We have tried it and find it a most
excellent article for the, hair. In addition 70
Jewelry, Sllverware and everything in his line.
Dir. Tyler keeps a fine assortment of perfum-
cry, sc.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15
N0TICE.

vii, on Saturday. the 2sth Of May next,
before the Court House door Of Yazoo coun.
", within the hours prescribed by law, lease, az
public auction, to the highest bidder, on credit
Of one, two, three and four years, Section is,
of Township ~, Range 81 west. Said Section
will be leased in lots Of eighty acres, for the
term Of ninety-nine years.
GEO. b. WILKINSON.
april ID '63. 40-6t Pr0bate Judge
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15

be rendered to r. Anderson and g. w. Dough:
arty, for their able efforts in behalf Of the tenn
perance cause.
Resoluad That the Secretary make out are
port Of this meeting, and that the papers ofthis
place be requested to publish It.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
w. WRIGHT. chm'n.
B. r. G. BRooKs, Sec'ty
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15
NOTICE

HEREBY caution all persons not to trade
= for note given by me to p Stevens for
eighty dollars. (S80) as the consideration for
which said note was given has entirely failed,
and am determined not to pay Il unless COM
PEELED by law. JOHN M. DENNIS.
Yazoo city. April 18th 80. 40-6t
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15

~ + meeting oF tie Directors ol b Yaz00
Z and BE BIac Plank Road Company, on
che 9th S n election was ordered 70 be
sld,6f nhing Honhe Of e Michie &
Cos on Day. the TAI of 1fa9 neat under
tho inspection Of nlessrs. r. ~ VIM, J: w.
FDQua, G. O. Mann and Jas Thafp, for eight
Directors ID serve said company for tho term
of twelve months. u. w. RANDOLPH.
azso cils april II eesly