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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25

POfsOmfr Thous of parents vho
use Vermifuge Composed d Castor O, Gallo
mel. &C, are not aware that, while they appcar
to benefit the patient, they are actually laying
the foundations FOR a series of diseases, such as
salvation, loss Of sight, weakness Of limbs, &C.
In another column win be found the adver-
tissment of Hobensack's Medicines, to which
we ask the attention OF all directly interested
in their own as we'll as their children's health.
from those Of bilious type, should make uss
of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack's
I Liver Pills
| CT" BE not decsived,' but ask for Hoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, ana OBJ
serve that each has the signature Of the Pro-
prietor. ]. N.HoBEHsAcK, as none else are gem
uine
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
zinc Iewelry for NolIaIng.

By reference to our advertising columns, il
will be seen that our young friend. N. L. Whit
man, offers splendid opportunity to ladies and
gentlemen to furnish themselves with fine Jew
elry. To the young men who wish to make
q beautiful present to some young lady, we
would say, go and procure ticket without de-
lay.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
IMPORTANT no ladies.

III AIDES who are desirious 10 learn tho
~ science Of Dress Cutting, will DO wellfo
cal on Mrs. ROSE,one door below che Whis
Office. as she is now closing her business 70
leave YazOo City in the spring.
N. B. Ladies can get any paie iney
wish BY calling on Mrs. Rose Opposite IN.
w Ellis new brick store.
Yazoo city, nov Is, 1855. l3et.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
Guthrie nlnd bronson.


Mr. Bronson has replied to Mr. Guthrie'c
last letter. The honorable gentlemen are
sweet upon one another. The correspon,
dence altogether is quite as loving as any
that ever fell under our observation. The
deeapitated New Yorker bears of the palm
from the metropolitan dignitary in temper
taste and spice, and ID that style which truth
alwlys possesses relative to falsehood. Nc
high officer Of Government was ever
placed in more unenviable predicament
than the Secretary of the Treasury. What
adds to the modification of his position. is
that while he afirms that he laid the Bron.
son matter before the President and acted
BIZ his directions. in other words, that the
alliance with the FreesoiIers was the corner
stone of The Administration policy, Caleb
Gushing, s.the maid of all-work. comes
out in letter to Massachusetts Locofoco,
denouncing coalition with the Freesoilers
in that State, as abhorant to all the feelings
and views Of the President This makes q
pretty spot Of work. It ignores Guthrie,
and in effect stamps his statement with false
hood; or It presents The President as hold
ing two and very different sentiments to two
Of his constitutional advisers. We suppose
this latter to be the case The Freesoilers
10 New York are numerous and their CO.
operation is important; therefore Guthrie
was directed to decapitate Bronson for not
appointing FreesoiIers to Office. In Massa-
chusetts, however the case is different -
There The Freesoilers united with the Hunk
eIs, are sill il the minority: and therefOre
they are not worth buying and the sharp
Caleb. who does not like buying worthless
article, denounces The coalition on the au-
tbority Of the president, ii sweeping terms.
This whole proceeding rejects anything
but honor upon the Administration. Il tells
against its honesty, its regard for decency,
and Cor common consistency, and IS the NEST
shameless Interference By FEDERAL En-
eeulive viii State elections st We have
seen.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
= - 60 s,rrr :.

TaE AlEIHoDIsT CauncH SuIT. --Accor.
ding 10 he 4 x Commercial Advertiser,
and the Charleston. S. @. Christian Advo.
cate. be long pending law suit relative "a
tie properly and possessions q Che Book
Establishment Of tie Methodist Episcopal
Church Is likely % be submitted % Judge
McL s., 81 he 9 8 supreme Court, fos
arbitration. bo.h parsiss e dispute having
agree % such an q rangen Tie Judge
IS expected "a arrive a. New York Gig il :
lev days 6 meet the ComnisslQpeEs q the
tNo divisions 81 tie church.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25

EDrToRIAL CHAEeE.--Our friend and neigh
Dor, Mr.. s. u. Phillips, has disposed of the
Yazoo Democrat to Messrs Epperson & Jones.
In pecuniary point of view, we wish our new
contemporaries all possible success.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25

Ole Bulls Colony, II Potter county. Penn
sylvania, has, we regret to hear. turned out
most unfortunately. Not more than forty
emigrants remain upon the lands, which lie
on kettle creek, and are said to be poor soil.
lily fitted for cultivation Mr Bull expend-
ed large sums of money IL Improvements,
such IS ereetin fine hotel and other build
ihgs, but serious difficulty about the title
to the land purchased by him has thrown
the whole enterprise into confusion, and re-
suited in an expensive lawsuit.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
P0Ifficnl nInffers

Exciting events Of a political character
are daily transpiring, and the plot chickens,
and the scenes grow more string as time
rolls on. The war between the Administra-
ton Of General Pierce and the Adamantine,
or Hard Shell Democracy Or New York is
still in progress. Mr.. Bronson. late Collec-
tor Of New York. Is out with another letter
in reply to Secretary Guthrie's notification
Of his dismissal from office. The last letter
is much more pungent and severe than the
first. The Administration, not satisfied
with pocking its nose into the State politics
Of New York IN behalf Of the freesoilers,
has through Attorney General Gushing.
been lecturing the democracy Of Massachu-
sets On the subject Of coalition between
them and the freesoilers Of that State. The
wary Attorney General feeling thai the
Administration hes lost caste BY its alliance
with the freesoilers Of New York i The
war upon tie National Democrats, hopes to
reinstate i 81 having ! sw 81 shs abolition
appointees Tie Custom House At Boston
removed. But that chicken won FIGHT. g
The devise IS too shallow The people al
ready see through the policy Of the Admin
islration, ite completely with Che ireesoilers
evident purpose to talk one way and
another and have lost the Grand eo,slf-
aenes
E HunaA RIA s Ca00f1 ELs -B arthol-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25

DIED--In this city, on the 18th inst. OF
yellow fever, WILLIAM HENRT. son Of VIM.
and Abby Wyman, aged Is years and four
months.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25

The American Board Of Commissioners have
been red deemed from Paganisn This w
81 done il thirty years. 1t al explenss 81
Se0O0O0.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25

n-a5- Mr.. ". b PALMER, is our authorized
agent, to collect and receipt for advertising Or
subscriptions fot the Yazoo City Wing, in New.
York and Philadelphia.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25

TIM The present Sultan d
Turkey IS 50 delicate in health and appear
ance IS 10 be scarcely able tokeep erect upon
upon his horse, upon which he seems tosway
back and forth like thing Without life.
He is more than haIfa Christian II IS said,
though such 4 suspicion would cost him bis
crown Il proved. On repairing the Mosque
of ST Sophia, through Gle Did Of an Ameri-
can artist The sultan present when some
Of the Oh plastering iel from tie walls and
disclosed varioua pictures Of Saints 4 Chris
tan enblens; On which he remarked 70 The
aflistin French. faal eouwir tOus cela
tg temps est pas encore vegt
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
NOTIcE.

REY own receipt or order win hereafter be
w necessary tomake any business transac-
H. N. PREWETT.
Isly Is, 1853
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
FOR SALE,

well trained Buggy Hors8,
~ suitable for drayOF family use.
Enquire Of C 81 MANN.
s'As6R4As YazoOcilynov Rs. 1853, 1878 3
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
AID VER TIsEuEy'T

gTNfIE following prizes, consisting Of Supe-
u rioF
Gold Watches, real Diamond Jew
elry and genuine Silver Ware,
will 30 drawn at the ODD FELLOWS
HALL, on
Saturday, 1st dag Of December
next, al the rate Of SIS 90 each Ticket, which
will entit;e The holder TO an equal chance IN
the List Of Articles, whether pres mt Or abb
sent 81 the time of drawing. Tickets will Be
sent BY mail to persons at q distant, on ap>
pIicaiiOn By letter 10 H. G. Tyler or s. h.
Wilson, YazoO City, Miss.
The prizes consist Of fine Lever and DU.
pick Watches, Diamond Breast Pins, Dia-
mond Rings, Diamond Studs. Heavy Collie
Table SPoons, Heavy Gothic Teaspoons
Heavy Gothic Desert Spoons, etc.
The above articles are deposited with s.
III Wilson for inspection.
p. s. sufficient number Of Tickets only
will Be issued to cover actual cost. n the
lowest cash prices. N y. WHITMAN
YazoO citys nov. IS, 'bS. Proprietor.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25

The widow of Mr b Moir so
well known 8 The Della 81 Blae Gods
Magazi been to the Queen
by tie Earl 81 Aber zen lor pension 81
100 4 year and Tier Majesty his been
pleased 10 approve Of fscos
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
The state Elections.

The returns of the New York State elections
are yet incomplete, yet enough have been re-
ceived to show that the State has gone strongly
Wing. The entire Wing State State ticket il
elected, and almost every town has given a
Wing majority. Both branches Of the Legis-
lature will have large Wing majority.
The contest between the Hards and Softs
seems to have gone in favor of the Hards.
MARTLAND.-The official and reported 70
turns show that the Democrats hare elected
their Governor and feur nlenlbsEsof Congress-.
In the Legislature, according to the latest re-
turns, parties stand as follows: Senate, IA wings,
8 democrats. House Of Delegates, 80 wings,
35 democrats This shows q wing majority Of
ten on joint ballot.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25

Arthur's Home Magazine for Nov, a capital
No., is to hand. Werecommend this monthly
to the lovers of pure literature. Published at
Philadelphia, at 81 per aunun. Subscribe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

Thirty-third Congress.
WASHINGTON, Decemb

WASHINGTON, DeCenlOef II.
SENATE.-The Senate met at the usual
hour Considerable business of no gen ral
interest was transacted, and numerous pa
pers were withdrawn from their files, and
referred to appropriate committees.
Numerous petitions were presented and
referred
Senator Brodhead, Of Pennsylvania, in
troduced bill giving further remedies to
patentees. Referred to the Judiciary com
mttee.
Senator Sumner offered resolution of
inquiry as to the expediency of appointing
committee for The revision Of the statutes
OF The United States, their report to be sub
mIttcd 10 Congress for final action. Adopt
ed.
The credentials of G. G. Clay, elected
senator from Alabama were presented and
read
MI. Clay was sworn in, and took his
seat.
Senator Dodge. Of Iowa, introduced
bill TO provide for the organization Of the
territory of Nebraska. Referred TO the
Committee on Territories.
December, Is
SENArE.-Mr Seward gave notice If a
bill 10 provide for the construction Of a
railroad through the territories Of The Uni
ted Sta es from The Atlantic to the Pacific.
Mr. GWnn offered resolution INSTRUCT
my the Committee on Commerce to enquire
~ tn tho c,p.l,,,.,, & ha al,
Pacific, aud whether further legislative pro-.
lection Is not necessary for its develop
ment
The Senate then went into executive
session
Mr. llamblin gave notice of bill 10 sat
lsfy the claims Of American ciizeus for
spoIlalion by the French
lloUsE.-Mr. Meacham gave notice of
bill for paying the South an inslaIment of
the surplus revenue, under the laws of IS.
SO.
Mr. Gage offered joint resolution for
lee purchase of Mount Vernon for The use
of the United States.
Mr.. BayIey, Of Virginia, moved to Jay
the resolution on the table. Rejected 1853
to g. A spirited debate ensued. pending
which,
Mr.. Bissell moved to proceed to the bills
on The Speakers table Agreed to.
The Senate bill relative to the manner
Of appointing the Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury was debated at some length,
when, pending a motion to refer it to the
Judiciary Committee, the House adjourned
ill Monday next.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22
Approved, November 30, 1858
No. "a. An act relating to Probate and other
Records.
n ;e borobu .noryoJ r..

Records.
II is hereby enacted &c.
Sec. |. All matters requiring record in any
court Of record within this State, which now re-
main unrecorded, or wnich have been partially
or imperfecly corded, shall be fully and cor
recty recorded and attested by that officer OF
the court whose duty it originally was to have
made such record, within uns year FROM the pas
sage of this act.
Sec. 2. If such records be not fully and cor
rectly completed within the period mentioned in
The preceding section, it shall be the duty of the
then recording officer of each said court OF re-.
cord To proceed immediately to complete and
attest said records; and all duly certified copies
OF records, by such officers so recorded and at
tested, shall have the same force and effect in
any court of law Us i! such recsrds had been
fully completed and aties,ed BY the original offi-
GER; and the officer completing such records
shall be entitled to the tees nov allowed BY law
tot such services, to be recovered in an action
OF debt against the person whose duty it was to
have made such records.
Sec. 3. In case the person whose duty it was
to have completed tho records aforesaid, shall
have deceased or removed from the county or
district IN which snch records are required 10 be-
kept, the officer Completing them as aforesaid
shall be entitled to the fees now allowed by law
for such services, to be paid from the treasury of
said county. IN civil cases; and the feea for 70.
cording in criminal cases shall be paid fran the
treasury OF the Stale; and oil CLAIMS under the
provisions Of this act shall be audited by the a.
jilor OF said county, who shall draw orders ON
the county and state treasurer, for such amount
as he shall respectively find due.
Sec A. This act shall take effec, from lie M.
sage.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

Report Of the substance Of The remarks Of The Pre-
sident Of The Senate on The question Of an ap-
peat from his decision, ruling The Resolution of
Senator Harner TO postpone further baiioiings
for u. S. Senator TO The nert session Of The Leg
istdtWe mol in order introduced on The 30M
November.
An appeal being taken from his decision, af-
ter remarks from Senator Rowel sgainst and
Senator Coolidge in favor OF the appeal, the
President said, that he would ask the Indulgence
of the Senate in merely stating the grounds OF
his decision. lie should exceedingly regret to
see this question made POLITICAL AID hoped it
would not be, as it is one OF great Importance
and may be viewed by those who will OCCUPY
our seats hereafter as a precedent. The d~cls.
ion then should be one that we can look bacl,
upon with admiration, aud with ii proud con-
Scousness, that during this session, on such a
question, not only the constitution but the stat
utes Of our state, as well as our own rules, are
sustained inviolate.
lie TOOK pleasure III reciprocaling the kind
feelings so happily expressed by the Honorable
Senator (Coolidge) from Windsor relative to the
manner in which The President Of the Senate
has discharged his duties, and said lie could mol,
ID justice to himself, be restrained from saying
that he was much pleased to have an opportuni,
ty offered 80 that ii might be proper Tor him to
acknowledge, even at this time, his high respect
TO the Senators personally, Tor their uniform
courtesy and generous kindness always extend
ed towards him.
He said, il is made the duty Of the Legislature
by Art. |, Sec. 3D. Of the Constitu ion OF the U.
s. 10 eject Senator. The Statute of this State
directs in relation to the manner OF such election:
"The Senate and House OF Representatives,
in their respective houses, OF a time mutually
agreed upon for that purpose, shall respectively
bal OF Tor the number of Senators to be elected,
and the name Of the person so bolotled for, who
shall have majority OF the whole number of
votes, in each house respectively, shall be eater
ed upon the journal of each house, by the clerk
or Secretary"
Both houses shall, Immediately thereafter
convene in joint ASSEMBLY, and the journal Of the
house shall be read by the clerk or secretary
thereof, and if the same person shall have recelv
ed Il majority of all the votes in each house,
such person shall be declared duly elected Sen
ntor 10 represent this State in the Congress of
the United States"
"lf the same person shall not have received a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

To OUR PATRONS IN ARREARS We will
once more make The offer 10 all in arrears to us,
that il they will pay up within the month Of
January, and continue their subscription, lhs I
they shall be charged but 81 so per year. Other
wise we see no other way for Us, ii we would
than Que years standing, and put their accounts
in collection at $500 per year. To those who
have paid US, we tender our thanks and pledge
our best exenons il trying 10 make them an nc.
ceptable paper and one which shall deserve a
continuance Of their kind patronage.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

Approved, December 6, 1853.

No. l6-An act relating to Subsequent Attach
ing Creditors.
II is hereby enactedby The General assembly Of
the Slate Of permoni, as Ioilotos:
Sec. l. Whoneyer any subsequent attaching
creditor shall enter 10 defend suit according 10
The provisions Of section thirty four Of chap,er
twenty-eight of the compiled statutes, he shall
SO far become party 10 the suit that in case he
fails to defeat the plaintiffs debt and The plain
tiff RECEIVERS final judgment for his whole debt
or claim, he shall be entitled to execution against
SAID subsequent attaching creditor for nominal
damages and all costs that acrue IN the litga-
ton OF said suit after the entry Of said subse-
qnent alta ching editor.
Sec. 2. Whenever ANY subsequent attaching
credi or shall succeed on trial in defending or
defeating all or any part OF the panlff's claim
or demand in sal suit, on the ground that such
claim is fraudulent or agaiast creditors, he shall
be entitled 10 judgment and execution against
the plaintiff Ia said action for such costs that
have accrued after entry By said subscquen,
attaching creditor as the court before whom the
action Is tried taay tax in its discretion, not
wlthsta nding the plaintiff may have Judgment
for some portion OF his claim against the princi
pal defendant 10 said suit.
Approved, December 6, 1853.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22
The Liquor Law.

Our readers have now before them the law OF
the late session fin amendment of the much dis
cussed Liquor Law of 1852, and can judge OF it's
merits for themselves. In announcing its passage
at the close of the session, we termed it CON-
promise matter, and we SO understood 1t, not only
from the altered and good state of feeling which
we personally saw exhibited among the mem
bers at the time of its final passage, but from
the recorded fact that it received a majority OF
sc votes in tho House which, few days before
had voted for the repeal of the law OF 1852, by
% ajorty-naking difference OF 81 votes.
These amendments were offered by the friends
of the law, They seemed to have been offered
in a spirit Of liberaity and concession, and they
seem, likewise, to have been met by large por-
ton of the opponents of the law as it stood, in
the same good spirit. They have also received
the deliberate approval of the Governor, who as
soon became known after his election, was oppo-
sed TO the repeal of the old law, but in favor of
such notifications as should remove any we'll
grounded objections to it, and at the same time
fulfill its objects
Now the question is, shall not all parties &C.
quesce, and take hold and give the law as it
stands their support? We sincerely hope they
will and we belle pe they will if they can be let
alone But if the law is again to become a
matter of political contention, who can answer
for its fate? Our own individual notions may
not be OF much account but as friend OF tenn
perance and an efficient prohibtory law, we will
ventu,e the honestly formed opinion that we can
not he sure Of the permancnce of this or any
other good law. or of its efficient execution, so
long as it shall he made the football Of partisan
warfare.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

Thew hig presses do not seem to entertain
a very high opinion Of the late Legislature, pro
nouncng it 81 inefficient d'sorderly." &c. 1t
Il Wing dynasty, grown fat and strong with the
spoils ard patronage Of twenty years; and, as to
its being dsorlerly, great allowance shnnld be
made when it is considered that there were
ninety five mad Wings there; and If they
did not cause their share Of the imputed dis
orders, whether o,nanaling from the spleen Of
defeat, or cupboard privileges, more than one
observer will have to guess again. For specific
cases, reference is had to statement in the last
Brandon Post
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

Addison shall be holaen cd the first Tuesday of
June aud the second Tuesday of December in
each year.
Sec. Q. The County Court for the County of
Bennington, sha' be holden on the third Tues
day of June and The fourth Tuesday of Decem-
Der in each year.
Sec. 3. An act emitted Gan act altering the
time Of holding the county court in the county
of Addison" approved November %, 1882 also
an act entitled an act aherng the time of hold
ing the county court for the county Of Benning-
ton" approved November ID, 1852, are hereby
repealed.
Sec. a. This act shall take effect from lis pas