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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-23

REMOVAL.
NJ. ADAMS has removed his CLOTHING STORR
IA to the large Ware Rooms Water street, second
door below Monroe street. where his customers will find
usal excellent assortment OF BILE clothing al
he cheanest rates ans
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-23

And is only prevent tho afflicted, narticu
ary strangers. nom falling the SepnlchreS
and other abodes Of Charetansm blazOned forth In the
public prints tho only places where cure can be OBJ
taiied for certain diseases Baltimore, like other large
Cities Is invested with this tribe and should be
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

0- A few days since, while Gen. Pierce and
family were travelling upon one of the eastern
railroads, the cars ran off the track, killing sew
eral persons among whom was Gen. Pierce's
son. a promising lad of IL years old. Mrs. Pierce
was also considerably injured, but the President
elect was saved, unhurt.
When fortune seemed TO smile around them,
and hope pointed out bright future, Gen. Pierce
and family have been called to mourn the death
of an only child. Were it any consolation to
them. the father and mother who have so unex-
pectedly been deprived of their cherished off
spring, might be assured that nations tears are
mingling with theirs.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19
II. G. FarreII's Arabiau Linimeut

WHENEVER THAT GREAT MEDICINE
called II. G. FARRELL'S CELEHRALEI
ARABIAN LININENT, has been introduced
it has performed the most extraordtn nary cure.
in the animals Of medical history-every bol
who uses it onre becomes its warmest frieu
they not only keep it always Oh hand for ODE
benefit Of its timely use in cases Of cmergcucT
but recommend it to all their friends lt hs
been before the public for nearly ten years, 8ui
yet is daily developing new virtues many dis
eases have been cured by it, for which the pro.
prietOr had never recommended many diseases
it its magical virfues spreads through the land
with the speed Of lightning, and may, very mary
poor invalids who supposed their duys on ths
earth were fast drawing 10 o close, have been
BY persevering use of this invaiu BILE LiHi-
ment HEALED, and now rejoice IN The bless.
ings o health, and the enjoyment Of this beau
titu world. Read this TO believe, aud not 60
doubt. Inquire of your neighbors whom you
know 10 have used IT, and they will tell YOU ital
no medicine ever discovered possesses the half
Of its extraordinary healing powers. The rack
ing pains OF rheumatism and neuralgia yield ia
a few minutes to its powerfully unOdyne prop
critics. The lame are made TO wnlk" old
sores, which have rendered the subject a loaih.
some thing TO behold, are healed. The weak and
trembling. from deranged state Of the nerves
by the use of this Liniment, rejoice in tha
Many long standing affections Of the liver
lungs and kidney have yielded to It's use after
the various remedies had failed 1t is very eff
cacious in caring the diseases Of horses and
cattle, such as sweeny, sprains, bruises, swell
ings, cramps, lameness, bry shoulder, spliut
etc, and if used in the beginning, never fails
to st'P the further progress Of istula, poll-eri,
ringbone and spawn.
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEIIS!
The public are cautioned against another
counterfeit which has lately made its appear
ance, called w. b. Fauell's Arabian Liniment,
the most dangerous of all the coumterfeits, be-
cause having the name of Farrell many will
buy II In good faith, without the knowledge that
a counterfeit exists, and they viii perhaps only
discover their error when the spurious mixture
has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured Onlv by
III. G.. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor. ana
wholesale druggist, No. II Main street PeOria,
illinois, to whom all applications for Agencies
must be addressed. BE sure YOU get ft with tha
letters III. G.. before FarrelPs. thus-H. q.
kARkELLS-and his signature ON the wmppeT,
all others are cOunterfelts.
Sold BY THOMPSON & CO., TozOO CITY;
HAkDAWAY & WHITE, Vicksburg, Miss.
and BY regulerly authorized agents throughout
the United States.
OCs- Price 25 and so cents, and 8 z per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED lin every town, VILLAGE
and hamlet in the United States I'm which ore II
not already established Address H g FausIl
as above, accompanied with good reference as ta.
character, responsibility, Szc.
January, 1883.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

his own sister, near Winchester. Tennessee, ,
last week. The young man wished to get some
money taat belonged to his futher; bis sister
found out his intention, and communicated il
to her father. This SO exasperated the young
man That he swore vengeance against, and told
her that he would iii her, if he had to cut her
throat while asleep. Two three days after
wards, in The absence of the rest Of the amily,
he procured pistol, walked deliberately up to
her bed, and shot her in the forehead, killing
her instatly Exchange.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19
TIae Now CnIalnet.

Much IS said and written in speculation con-
cerning the Cabinet of Mr.. Pierce, but what does
il ell amount TOT 1t AMOUNTS to nothing ex-
cept that by this means we discover the igno-
rance and prejudices Of the Spectators. We
have no doubt that Gen. Pierce will be fully
competent for the occasion, and that he has prob
ably determined upon the men, but who they
are, is yet to be learned by the learned proph-
cts. For our pars, we are willing to allow the
President to make his own choice, for ne Is
much better calculated to do so, if for no other
reason, than, that he now has duties to perform
touching the interests, not Of this or that sec
ton, but OF North and South, the East and the
West; impartially aud completely. We stand
ouf as the advocates--not of the North, the
East or the West, but Of the South and the
South alone. Not that we do not wish the sue
cess and prosperity Of the whole, but that each
section has its own particular advocates.
This manilests its self fully in the very fact
that each section makes out its list of Cabinet
officers to suit its own sectional desires and
hopes. We hope to see JEFF. Davis appointed
Secretary of War, but shall we denounce MI
Pierce if he should choose some other man from
among the hundreds of worthy, able and de-
serving members of our party?
If those who ha re, and still are putting them
selves to so much trouble about appointments,
will rest easy for few days, they may be fully
satisfied at little expense to themselves, and
greatly to the relief of the public generally.
If those wise letter writers at the East would
make less, false statements about it, disappoint-
ment might fall upon the anticipated frineds Of
different men.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

CUBA-The United States Review Is
the title Of new monthly recently
commenced In N. York, as political
advocate Of democracy. We find IL the
newspapers the following extract from
its columns on the subject ofCuba:
"Let us approach this Cuban controversy
with clean hands and calm minds ietus beware
how we indulge that peculiar enthusiasm which
too often viiiates the legislation # republics
which, under pretext Of establishing the rights Of
violates the rights ofStates, not less divine
and benignant, since by them alone the rights OF
man are first made good If Cuba Is to become
a member Of our system, it must be because
she herselfhas wiIled it; If she is to enter into
a system of liberty, must possess liberty there
in.
1.-The question of the admission ofCuba into
our own continental system cannot be agitated
until it is settled point, ftn fail GccomPii, that
she is herselfa republic. flour nttemps, howev-
er beneicently made; should result in the rebell-
ion and disorganization of her slaves, she is lost
to us and to the world. The period Of annexa-
ton would be indefinitely postponed.
" Nor are we less apt to appreciate the bene-
fits Of those grand measures ofextension which
time is accomplishing for us with steady and
effectual hand the boundaries of the repub-
lican empire grow outward, like the rings of
the oak, by an irresistible expansion and accre-
ton men need larger room as their thoughts
are larger but they need not depart, ia the Pur-
suit of glorious ends, from principles ofjustice
and humanity. Ifthe island of Cuba is to enter
into the system. Of the free republics, she must
come in like Texas. as a sovereign State. by the
strong desire and expressed will of her citizens.
We do not desire to add to our system a ruined
and rebellious territory, overrun by a self
emancipated negro population.
"a more difficult problem than the annexa-
ton of Cuba as a republic has never presented
itself to the minds of American Statement
To discuss it in all its phses, to disclose all the
difficulty that attends the diplomacy of it's solu.
ton, would require the intellect of a Calhoun,
exercised without interest or passion. A more
brilliant acquisition than the island of Cuba will
never be made by this republic. Ii Is recognized
by all as the grand step of publicanism towards
imperial predominance Nothing is more brill
liant, nothing more difficult more destructive, if
precipitated by the spirit of propagandism and,
reckless emancipation; more conductive to
good, if managed by the conservative band.
guided by the gravity and wisdom of the en-
pire."
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19
tribute ofRespect.

At called meeting of Yazoo Lodge, No. AZ
for the performance of the funeral obsequies O
our deceased brother, r. EAToN KEYS Resolved
That committee of three be appointed to draf
resolutions expressive of the feeling of the Lodge
upon this mournful occasion, Brother p G.
Wallis chairman Of the committee, reported the
following resolutions. which were ordered to be
placed upon the records of the Lodge.
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Grand Architect
Supreme, in his inscrutable wisdom, to remove
from our midst and from labor in the Lodge ter
restial, our worthy brother R. EAroN KEYS, who
died in discharge of his duty, we his brethren
will ever cherish the recollection of his honor
and virtues in our hearts, and trust that although
called from us in the prime Of his manhood, we
will again meet and be united in the Lodge ce-
lestial, where the Grand Master forever presites,
forever reigns. $50
ResolUed, That we deeply sympathize with his
widow and family in their distress, and hope
that he who 'tempers the wind to the shorn
lamb" will assuage their grief and give them
strength to support them under their affliction
ReSolred, That we wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days, in token of the mem
ory of oar deceased worthy brother
Resolred, That the proceedings be published
in the Yazoo city and Cincinnati papers.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

O- We are indebted to our worthy friend
and fellow citizen. G. M. Powell, who is now in
Jackson for the following list of officers elected
by::the:Grand Chapter of Masons, which met in
Jackson last week:
A. " Rowe, of Lexington, H. E. G. H. P
c. KoPPERL, of Shongalo, E. D. G. HIP.
w. R. LAcKY, of Cayuga, E. G. R.
Jas. 0. LUsHER, of fernando, E. G S.
d. N. BARRows, of Jackson, G. Secretary.
L. V. Dixon, of Jackson, G.. Treasurer,
Rev. A. J. EDGERToN. of Grenada, G. Chaplain,
J. A. HANSON, of Carthage, G. Marshall,
J. NJ. THOMPSON Of Houston, G.. Orator,
A. HI. KENDRIcK, of Natchez, G. P. S.
G. M. POWELL, of Yazoo City, G. r. A. c.
WM. S. PATTON, of Lauderdale, G. Nj. 3rd Veil
A. w. COMFORT, of Kosciusko, G. M 2nd Veil,
NAT. WOODWARD, of Winston, G. NJ. lst Veil,
WIN. F. EIsBY, of Port Gibson, G. C. H.
G. w JOHNSON, of Jackson, G. Janitor
The Grand Lodge is in session this week at
Jackson
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19
TELEGR APH ID
TO THE
YAzOO DEMOCRAT.
(BY THE NATIONAL IINE.)
NEW YonK. Jan. I7p. y

New YoRK, Jan. II P. n.
The Arabia has arrived here from Liverpool.
Napoleon returns to Paris, and is enjoyed at the
delay of Russia. Australia and Prussia to recog-
nize the Empire. Empire convoked for Febiu-
ary 18th. The Emperor has signifed to Great
Britain that he cannot receive Englishmen here
after, unless previously presented to the Court.
M. Caller, Professor of Mathematics, has got
orders to quit France.
The Emperor is making exertions to effect
commercial treaty with Germany, founded upon
mutual concessions. The Porte has refused to
grant navigation on the Bosphorous. The Turks
have been defeated by Mont Gruis. 'tIndia af-
fairs unchanged"
The Bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased thirty millions.
WAsHINGToN. Jan. II, P. NJ.
SENATE--It is reported that the naval and army
COMMITTEES of the Senate, will report in favor of
increasing the efficiency of both, and fortifying
the Pacific coast with view of the situation Of
foreign affairs.
PrTTsBURG Jan IL, p. m.
Seven feet water in the channel and ice run
ming.
NEW YORK, Jan. IL.
Flour-45OO bbls. sold-State brands So 90.
White corn re. Pork unchanged. Lard ia "a
1lg.
CINCINNATI, Jan. II, M.
Flour 81 35. Whiskey l9 to l9I. Cheese
81 "a 9. Mess Pork held at SIG so. River has
risen six feet seven inches since Saturday.
New ORLEANS, Jan. II, P. NJ.
Cotto,, ma arl.at q rno Mi,dtinu Good Mid
ding 93 "a 10 cents.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

If you have not already got one, make good
sized hot-bed, before the ground freezes. Put in
the fresh manure of the horse-stable early in
March, and cover with rich black loan, into
which do not forget to stir little guanc, and
cover the surface with clean white sand In
this plant your celery seed; water and nurse
the plants till June; then between the rows of
early peas prepare your trench by thorough
spading and mixing the soil in the bottom. The
trench should be at least a foot deep-l8 inches
would be better-when finished, it should be so
situated that water can never stand In it. Put
in the bottom. two or three inches deep, we'll
rotted, fine manure, and some rich soil over it.
In this set the plants, one foot apart, water and
let grow until they form good branch; then
wind corn-leaf around each plant, so as to keep
the dirt out Of the centre of it, and earth up
Take care the water never stands in the row, or
the dirt gets into the heart of the plant or among
the leaves, as that produces rust. Never earth
up while the leaves are wet Draw the dirt up
with a hoe, and arrange it nicely around the
plants with the hand.
The advantage of planting out among peas,
is two-fold The peas shade the young plants,
and after the removal of the peas, the Celery
gives second crop on the same ground.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19
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MARRIED-On Thursday evening the 18th inst,
by the Rev. J. w Phillips, Mr. w. T. RUTLAND
OF Madison county, TO Mrs. CAROLINE M. La
THRoP, of Yazoo county.
0CS@ Although the printer was far away, he
was not forgotten BY the happy couple. The
nice piece of bridal cake (for which they will
please accept our thanks) came safely to hand
To the young adven;urers upon matrimonial
cares, VIC extend our best wishes; and may the
sun that has just risen before them, never set un-
til long and happy journey DER ife's troubled
ocean, shall have been sailed OH the barque Fell
city.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

Like the speculators upon Gen. Pierces Cabi-
net, those who are advocating the claims OF diff
ferent men throughout this State for candidates
at the next election, are entirely ahead of the
hounds. A call has been made fol a convention
of the Democracy of the whole State to meet
together, then and there to choose the candidates.
There viii be the place to canvass the claims
and merits of each individual and then will be
the time to place before the people. men who
will need their support This is the way to save
disappointment, and leave all to act promptly
and consistently. Where any particular per-
son is brought before the people of any section,
before the regular nomination Is made, and an
other man receives the nomination by the con-
vention, disappointment must naturally follow
and often to the injury of the entire party
This we suggest only as a matter of policy, not
by way of censure. If this could Be done fair
ly, and without prejudice, then we could see no
objection, but unfortunately it cannot
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

FRUIT TREEs.-We would inform our friends,
that Or. Swasey intends visiting the various
nursery establishments of New Orleans, st.
Louis and Cincinnati, early in the coming
month, and that he will be glad to execute any
orders for fruit trees &C., that may be left with
him before the 2gth inst. He will furnish fruit
trees, shrubbery &C., Of tOhdttrer kind or de-
scriptton in Yazoo City in good order, and free
of expense, at the same price as Mr.. Af1eck
charges at the nursery, for similar articles Of
same quality. Orders may be left with Messrs.
James Tharp & Co. in this City.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

De Bows REvIEw.-This work, Published at
New Orleans, is, undoubtedly. the most ably got
ten up of any of its class in the South, and not
behind any in the world AS we have before
remarked, we consider it invaluable to every
Southerner.
We have received the January number, and,
among Its articles we find the following: "Free
Banking; Southern Agricultural Exhaustion, and
its remedy; Early life in the Southwest The ma
tional defences as connected with system OF
internal improvement; Cuba and the United
States, and Agricultural Progress.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

T Robert c. Miller, Esq, has re
tired from the Editorial chair of the
Winston Banner, and is succeeded by
J. T. White, Esq.
We wish Mr.. Miller much success, in
his future pursuits, and hope he will
not again risk his hopes on so sinking a
craft.
Mr.. White, we hope may meet with
much personal success.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19
E For the last several daYs. Ii,

o For the last several days, the
weather has been unusually favorable,
and our town Is thronged with cotton
wagons. Business is very brisk, and
the demand for cotton better than it
has been for some weeks. The ship
mentS to New Orleans have been large.
yet cotton is accommodating in the ware
houses.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

JAPAN.-There are two Emperors of Japan !;
the temporal Emperor has the seat ofhis author
ity at Jeddo; the Ecclesiastical Emperor reigns
at Mecco, as descendant of the Sun Goddess.
the tutelar deity of japan. No japanese born
dare go out of the country, nor any ship or boat
of Japan sail from their shores All Japanese
who return home from abroad are liable to sui.
fer death.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19
II The Musical Review and Choral

- The Musical Review and Choral
Advocate, copy of which was presen-
ted US, few days since by Mr.. Hos.
ford, who is now teaching vocal music
in this place, is published monthly. in
New York, at 80 cents per annum. II
appears 70 be very interesting work,
though we know as little about music
as q schoolgirl does about Spiritual.
Rappings
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

Having just commenced the Produce Do con-
nexion with our Dry Goods business we hE
pleasure in informing our friends aud The publ
generally, that we are now receiving a foil sl0d
Of Western Produce. Groceries. Family supp.a
&c. We intend TO keep always on hand article
of the FIRST water in both branches. at reason.
BILE rates 10 good customers on time and 'uuns
sonably low" for the dimes in hand
H0BSON & LAAkIN.
Yazoo city, Jan. 10, 1888.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

o. As will be seen by his card in another
column, Mr.. r. M. Winn has opened tavern
in the Commercial Bank Buildings, where he
is accommodating his old customers and the
public generally, to the best that is going
Mr.. Winn intends building an additional wing
to the old buildings. which will, we believe.
make it the most convenient and accOmmoda-
ting house in the State.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

CAUsKs or IDiocv DIR. Howe has examined
almost the entire number of cases Of idiocy
known in Massachusetts, and the result is, in
all but four instances, he found the parents Of
these idiots were either incorporate, addicted
to sensual vices, scrofuIous, Pre-disposed to
insanity. or had intermarried with blood reia-
sicna,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

u We have received copy of a
new novel, called "The Ocean Born"
which we have not had time to read,
but, we have no doubt, that it is first
rate thing, for its author-Stuart Adair
Godman--never gets up any other kind.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

u Weare glad to learn that the Scar
let Fever, in this neighborhood, is as
suming a mild form. We have heard
of no deaths of late, and but few new
cases. The health of our town is COM
paritiyely good.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

- See card of Brooks & Randolph,
New Orleans, in our advertising col
umnS. MesSrs. B. & R. are near the
Steam Boat landing and will be found
to transact business upon liberal terms.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

c. We hare heretofore neglected to notice
hat Mr.. P. 5. Winn has been elected town
marshall in the place of Col. Keys deceased
Mr.. Winn is steady, sober man, and will make
an efficient officer.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

SLAVERY IN CALrFoRN1A. Late accounts
from the Pacific. state that there ismuch excite.
men. In California, touching the question o.
altering the Constitution in that state, 50 as to
allsw tho AntEsdastien of nlnsery.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

q The Yazoo River, at this point,
is quite high, and still rising rapidly
The weather has been dry and cool for
several days past.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

o The Post Master Generals Re-
port for the last fiscal year, shows a
deficit of 81, ,327, ,986 80, to be provided
for by direct appropriation from the
Treasury.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

~ The Hon. Walker Brook will
please accept our thanks for copy of
the Patent Office Report---Mechanical-
for 1872. -
We are also indebted to Hon. John
d. Freeman for a copy of the Agricul-
tural Report, from same department.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

os- We find the following statement in the
Vicksburg Wing. We are inclined to think
that there is as little reliance TO be placed in it,
as there is in one of its political yarns But, il
correct, Col. B. could sell Patsy, Billy &c, for
a little fortune if he would bring them to Yazoo;
for hands that can't pick half that much cotton,
are now bringing handsome sums of money
here:
PICKING CoTToN.-The following weights OF
cotton were picked from sunrise to sunset, on
Wednesday the 9Th JAM, 1853, on the planta-
tions Of Col Rice c. Ballard. of this county
known as the Karnac and Magnolia plantations
under the superintendence of Mr.. J. Westbrook,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19
Credit Sale OF Land and Nevroes-

M ILL be sold on credit to snit purchasers,
~ fine Tract of Land in Yazoo county.
(situated on Silver Creek) containing 900 acres.
Two hundred and sixty open, and above the high
water OF l8A0--also 30 negroes, % Of which are
good and efficient hands--l5 mules Of superior
quality-stock wagons, oxen and farming uten-
sis, most of which are new and in good repair.
To person wishing TO purchase, great induce
ments are offered to engage here. For particsl-
lars enquire of N~G. &1 s. IL. NYF.
Yazoo City, Jan. 10. 1859
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19

F" The steamers Stacy and Alton
left here on Monday for New Orleans
with cotton. The Alton runs to Tchu-
Ia
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-19
NEW HOUTgE.

\ HAVING taken into co-partneuhip Mr.. b
\ NJ Lamkin, we will continue the Dry Cos
in connexion with the Produce and Grocery b
siness at my old stand, under the style of
HOBSON 4 LANETN