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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01
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among the s'wise sayings Of President
Pierce 4 bis Inaugural Che following IS a.
bout as wide Of the mark and Jet as near
the truth as things GENERALLY are:
this reasonable expectation rigid econ
pply II departments Be nol realized frank
81 confess that one Of your leading hopes IS
doomed to disapp ointment and that my el-
forts in 3 very important particular must
result in humihating failure
Wen the figures prove that rigid ecouo
my has thus far had no showing II All, and
Mr., ierce's .buncombe Il this particular
was % far from true prophecy As il well
could be For while the appropriations Of
lhe Isst Congress under NJ. Fillmore's adj
ministraiion amounted % about 8 80, O00. 900
the appropriations Of the fssl Congress M
der Mr., Pierce amounted @ over s7O, 600,
GO
The assertion that one Of cur leading
hopes IS doomed b disappointment has thus
been signally verified and Gen. Pierce
Administration condemned as humiliatinq
failure by bis own confession.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01
1890 ID Taa Zoo oITY

In another column IS cali Cor The subscribers.
70 the beautiful Banner which Is to be pre-
saased 70 this fae volunteer company, to
meet at Hrs. Faust this morning. The object Of
the meeting, We believe s q elect 4 lady to pre-
sent the Banner to the naras % some day which
win also be appointed This Win no doubt be q
beautiful and interesting ceremony. The Banner
Is superb one worthy Of The gallant gentlemen
composing the corps t1nay be seen at Mr.. Il.
Tyler's JeWelry Store. We understand that q
fne band Of music win b n attendance, and no
expense or trouble spared o. the part Of the gem
temen, to make ths ceremony impressive and
agreeable. thereby tastifyisg their gratitude to
the fair donors Of their nlaqri icent Banner
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01


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la0s So nof alferas1 thew uill S. nt|llea IS eote.
Ana thus eounteruoise IS "a. i've voters. they
como into sbis csoutrv 81 hr nature 81
o6f institutions. nane 81 s6en bio5 s. and nsol.
ssant: and rnssr ..'ns opinies i.ronna eble with
ras;oTal f.s,3,e af thsS ssh Sssnroe tie al.
81. s. s. ,s.t nbo1 their rioht Is par.
aka Is So distribution 81 public noes: many 81
them egea before lbee have become natufalizsa
san tie 8oreien S. xosins nshers Is 10
aanoarp bons ,alg i million 81 thsa foraioners
cope IS s. ami into sbis country annually
rbep soon feel their iuanence and Is combine Is
ssll II ~ tie hest afIgantaoe This has bean tie
ease sp. e presu,na win continue 8 s.. s lone
Is 4 purcbaser can 81 had. But Tie 81 las near.
/, .,s;vas sgbse tb;a carea,t nFo.ass u, Is IS.
,na;or;tv Is tha nexk f,onorsss--apl win elect 4
trna M, s. fla next Presidential eeesion--whep
zaronaan f3oye,nnenfs vii tanobt that the
Trnisea gtasas cannot s. made tie reeeptsosl cf
their convict and pauper DopuIation-nor rsyoIo-
t;on;,al tbsonoh the Yaaebinat;one 6 foreon h;o.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01
go IInIs II 80 NoRTI

T IAN IfCIsN Of THE NORTH
The following ela which Fe End Is N
Psleitbufe IVA. Inseliiganeer contains
some important firth. worthy q attention
81 all and particularly % 10 commended 70
tie people 81 tie North, 81 that portion 81
them 1t least "a WHOM allusion is made in
the article mentioned and seem 70 ~ esps-
caily adapted to the latitude Of Worcester
where abolitionism appears @ Be At present
most rampant. and moboslaeY rules The
day:
whilst society Il al calm 81 The South
and every man sils under lhe shadow Of bis
own vine and fg Tree and none @ make him
afraid the picture al Che North Is faf differ.
emit Every thing there j II commolion
from the heavens and tossing of the various
popular excitemenfs which have been gene
rated BY the spirit 81 fanaticism IN its mul-
hilarious forms Not content with the ben
Efficient operation Of the best government
thatthe Worl1 ever sam-not content with
Tie blessings Of constitution whisli has 50
ar answered all the ends for which 4 has
designe and under whose @gis Che United
States from being almost the feeblest have
become one Of The most powerful coun-
tries on the globe mot content with eli this
the people 81 the free states who own their
prosperity and strength to this very govern
ment and constitution have with marvel
lous infatuation suffered themselves to BEL
By cunning and unptincipalled
agitators toto an almost febelLiou altitude
against the supreme authority. and whilst
they arc trampling under their feet the con-
stitution and the Laws, they are taught By
their wicked instiqators, the G.eeleys The
Bfyants, the Hales and Gle Gsrlisons 70 be-
lieve that they are doing service to the
cause 81 Liberty The Moslem zeolots who
think Thai they promote tie kingdom Of God
ii this os|d b warning against the Bible
and Christianity DO moi exceed IN fanaligisnl
and crimiH lily tie men who ere nov at the
north aetivel ring against the coretitu-
ton and the laws. With thfse men there
can Be no peace nor truce They must ts
put down. Or they viii PIT doNn bs
ernment This IS che SIMPLE
10 be met. and g belfccFee every cord
true citizen Co lace i nlullY. Iher 6
many thousands at The North who
honor RECEPTIONS 10 tl5e General dssf
Ieelcn and treason which IS rife there-- 81
have not bowed the knee to Baal, and who
sill hold The true faith There are III lmore
and Dickinson, Granger and Bronson. and
other patriots that might be named, who
viii not we trust under the favor 81 Progi-
dence confound and smite the wicked teach-
srs as Elijah Of old did the prophets. At
all events, as long as one righteous man
en- be lennd il sodem We shall have
hope.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

W7TIHEREAS Letters 81 Administration on
the estate Of T. ". Caldwell, were grant,
ed to the undersigned ct the Nay Term A. d
1854. Of the Probate CouFf Haxoo county
Now an persons having claims against the ese
tate Of said decedanl IRE hereby required g
exhibit the same within le tme limited bg law
81 the same win Be barred.
dec 81. 24.6t. Jl10. z HE4I e, adm
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01
THE TE. II EaTIns.

4
Within The past IeN months the so-cailed re-
Ia Democfaey Of the North hayc met with not
ing but sucsessions 81 defeats ii the State elee.
tons II New Ham pshire this defeat has beer
unpge aaAsad il the previous party contests 81
that State II Connecticut their candidate fof
Governor vas defeated b 80 Overwhelming ma
jority. d Rhode Island 81 tgsstssl ioe hundred
-in Vermont 81 elsra Hous1a In Maine BY
f,certy-sir thou nd aud ID Iowa 81 lee thousand
ID the great Democ bic State Of PehhsyIFania
the democratic candidate 6overno s defeated
81 majority Of upwards Of thirty tlousassdl
and the candidate for Canal Cona on IL op-
position to the regular nocratie nomination
for that Office elected BIZ q majority Of upwards
Of one hundred thousand! The Congressional del
egation Of tie keystone State IS reversed from
that Of sixteen D nocrats and nine Wings to
eighteen Wings and seven Dsmoer with 1
Wing minority ii both branches Of the I.egisIa-
.ture. ID Ohio-one Of the Gibraltars 81 Demo-
cracy--the majority against the regular Demo
cratic candidates anoants n tlre aggregate toI
near one Hundred thousand. II Democratic IN
diana The aggr gate majority against them Is e.
timated at something ike tsuslue thousand they
are left with scarcely repre NATIVE IL the 6 on
grcsionaI delaga 81 q Tint ate. d 1Iassachn-
sets and New Jersey they have lost everything.
iii fact, IN every Northern and Western State
that elections has taken place within the past
twelve months elean sweep has been made Of the
regular Dsmoerac7 They have been 50 few that
they have been completely ecrashed out. Of they
have been So indifferent to the result that they
have hardly made show Of fight Now i Is
certainly not for rs torejoiee 10 any thing that
has tie appearance Of triumph oYel tie instita
lions 81 the South end have esrt2iuy avoid
a INV manifestations he late elections tlat
might be misconstrued into exulla don over party
triumph at III expense 81 Southern interests but
While we have been told az aloBg Of tie unque
aonable saadnes q the tional DenoeIaey,
ind 81 Their ability only 70 take care oR lha e.
ion. sc may Be permit g enqnile how i IS
hat they hare male such poor show q Tie le-
,ent contests sit foI d 1englh 81 want
+ will to stand BY tie South KYIl some of our
Southern Democratic eotenp oFaries inform
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01
TRY YOUR Luck.


We would advise al who are not squeamish ii
regard 70 matters 81 chance, to Try their luck IN
the Gift Exhibition Of Mr. S. a. Wilson, pub
ished in another column.
The object Of this eo' speculation,
81 tie articles CON g the 81 re
ana cle at their losga rfasic
value-whl viii Be apparent to al Who viii
take the trouble to examine for themselves.
Intact, thisscheme olEsrs superior inducements
and guarantees to al who are disposed @ hazald
small risk for the prospect of 4 large gain. CT
binary licensed Lotteries ere about one hundred
per csnt against tielletholdeEs- whereas this
prize distribution IS arranged with special regard
to the interests Of is patrons ID order 70 secure
beyond contingency. The sale Of az Tie tickets
Therefore, whoever wishes to invest Eve OF
fifty dollars d this pitious enterprise bad bets
ter.apply earl lie tickets are already IA great
demand, and Fine 6ol5 and Silver Lever Watch
Is. elegant Diamonds and other valuable articles
areeach going iof ths mere price 81 tickets This
isindeed golden oppoF unity but only to those
who embrace It. iof anothing venture nothing
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01

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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01


Ih t sa 8 ihs
Utah to thousand
~ have force ven dfill.
l thousand 81 soon Be-
knocking - tho doors 81 Congie admission
MO the Union slals They DUG Il polyg.
any Is ereat extent Brsh6n Young, the
SD noE and High Prest having said
about bfsg o. Their application 81 az
mission into lhs Dnion grave question VII
F ha they IS admitted with thei hpn.
nabIs pglnelplesi Tie General Goglnn has
% right q Inter WIth the religious belief of
any people; but i not right ID eject poo
Pie which practices Ehe greatest oralityi WIN
Congress ncsion any law ait civil a. eeclasl.
assical, which recognizes tie right 81 any man
take as many wives IS Be may pleassl congl
We think. viii not recognise any snch infamous
claim. Bat, If It Be denied what viii Be tie re.
sult9 The Mormons are making great exertions
to increase their numbers end have had wonder
fuIsuccess. considering The gross imposture 81
their religion, and the demoralizing influence Il
their principles They have missionaries III every.
section of the globe. aDd have provided fund to
pay tie expenses q smiggants. e IS supposed
chat they have 10 England q many converts ~
they have inhabitants ii Utah; and, as even their
priests ate military men, il cannot Be doubted that
they are preparing % set The General Government
ct defiance ID case they IRE refused admission into
the Union They do not tolerate persons Of
different religion from themselves; and even refla
ca obedience 70 md naltreated Judges who were
appointed By the United States What. then,
nay Be- expected of them. should their application
for admission into Che Union be rejected They
vii, 40 doubt, openly set up an independent soy
sfalgnty, and defend It 70 the utmost extremity.
WIN the General Government attempt to reduce
them 10 subjectionl NE doubt 1T for it would
require tie whole army Of tie country to effect
that object. Volunteers, It IS true, might be OBJ
tained but the righs 10 conquer people On a.
count Of their religion would Be questionable.
Whilst they remain ID territorial condition Con
gross has the right to regulate them, and to reject
laws which they may make and nov would,
therefore be the time TO take such steps as may
Be considered necessary, to check the progress Of
their outrageous system Of polygamy. This sub
feet vas preached during the last session Of Con
Bat nothing was done. IF action be much
Iongel delayed the diiiculties win g increased;
and the Morn win give laa country much
hls 4e h0ps ai mater il re-l
be approaching session Of Congress; and
hat some law win Be devised to destroy 50 bad
- exampe il the country. We would tolerate
] dahonadan II the profession Of his faith, but
Sc would not legalize bis taking more than one
vie And % We would act towards the MorInons
night believe as they pleased but should
tee vice and immortality without being
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01

- Business s very brisk here ct present..
We believe tbs dI1ealties s. tie mouth of the
rlqernrs 8 pr removed Is steamboats, get here
With less delay lhan they did lsW days ago.
There i ang quantity Of provisions now n town,
which are sold cheaper than Che sarne articles can
Be bought st Jackson or cantou.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01
l.n.s. UR BULL

ID ESPECTFULI.Y announces to her
~ friends. and the pubic il general, that
The vii open School tor young Ladies ard
female children ia Yazo0 city, on the lst of
January next. AIl branches Of useful and pc
lite e6ucation wi be taught st The usual prices.
Tor further partic lars, call d Mrs. Faust for
December 4 24tf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01

Know NoTIIING DEMONSTRATIONS, Silently
unsummoned almost, without any note,
whatsoever Of preparation there poured in
to the Park yesterday countless thousands
to make demonstration upon what they
Believed to- be contemplated frauds AZ the
BALD ox Who.called upon these Vastly
spiri and when 81 how they came. not
knowing ne cannot bue this we can
say, that We Wings Of you Democrats
could notin d week with all our placards.
and dl ms and ffes, have brought up half
! multitude
We do not wonder after looking At it. that
this Ullman, or OWimann, the East Indian,
man this magi Of the East; did 81 sud
den. on Election day evoke such gigantic
vote. with no public meetings, and no
note whatsoever f public demonstration
The days Of wonder are not yet over.
az x Erpr ess
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01

1.-THE 3scfiber requests 81 persons having
claims gainst him in ! azoo city, to pre-
hem without delay to AZ. Samuel tN.
bl1Wn ID hg Drug Store Of Thompson g
Emanuel de- M EMANUELe
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01

TIE Circuit Court q dis county. Hon
e. q Henry presiding. commenced s. lh place
al Monday last
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01

NOTICE

THE STANDARD for the 400 CRY GUARDs
has been received The subscribers to it are 8
qnested to assemble at Mrs Iaus tbs morning
FRIDAY at / i O'Clock, for tie purpose Of making
suitable arrangements for tie presentation.
Ilneanhar 1891
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01

Ms. JERRr HoRN ALIVE Some time ago We
engaged this gentlemen todo some painting lor@us.
He Ike many Other goodntentioned men IS
sometimes uncertain. After ppointipg Is week
after week he promised if he vas ali3e. to- do our
work. The next morning. We told hinr # la Ga
not We should put black line over bis nams and
publish him. dead He fulfilled bis promise and
requests Is . state be i living and waiting and
willing 70 do anything IN Us Inc for the ctzes Of
+ azoo.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01

There mas terrible hurricane Ia the
lower part Of Holmes county last Thursday after
noon. which destroyed great amount Of roper.
IT, On the Rev 1r. Vests plantation the GID
house s blown dovn. killing one negro and
Gripping sepera others besides killing four mules
We undes and The town Of Sidon ID CAROL Coun-
ty on the Z AGO River vas entirely desiroyet
The tornado passed also through some parts Of
this county but we have not heard d Tie extent
ofdamage done 81 It
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-01
ERIoAI, INTERFEREN CE IN
POLITICS


n from Cincinnati Gazette tbat The
Conference lately ii session IN that ci-
5op 1utions recommending the rs
e Slave Law, the re-enaesment
|of thc Compromise and that persons
holding gain, Or for their own conYeni-
ence ID an5 way or with the intention Of perpetu-
ating the bondage Of the slave should not be re-
ceiyed into the hodist Church nor suffered 70
continue therein re do not pretend to deny
the right Of these - legisIate for the GOV
eminent Of their fIair
the members Of that eh led.
# they desire to submit an restric-
ton upon their rights, We have no bins to say, but
when they step beyond these bounds, ard 10 their
clerical chaFacters attempt to control our nation.
81 legislation, their presumption and fanaticism
not only I'll every sensible man with disgust but
with apprehension Of the most serious consequent
ces, If they Be not lebnlsel sternly and speedily
by popular Indignation.
We hope that public Indignation win Be s0
manifested IS to put stop At once and forever,
to this clerical interference with political affairs.
The attempts II these persons ii their ministerial
and ii their organized Conventions Is
influence national legislation and to interfere With
thepolitical ars d Gle country sint0lerable and
should Be stelTly and promptly ifronned down 81
% incensel public let them attend 70 the legit-
innate duties Of their higl aud holy mission ana
they vii have enough to Do without tanscending
The limits Of these duties To NEEDLE with matters
md things 50 lily becoming them. and with which i
hey have nothing to do ii tie capacity ia which
Iheyshould eel.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-26
NEW LADIES FASHION BOOK

L,RANK LESLIE'S Ladies Gazette Of Paris, Lon
Il don, and New York Fashions. Published on the
first of every month, containing all the Newest Fash
ions in every department Of Ladies' and Childrens
Costume, JeweIry, Ornaments, Furniture, &c. The
size is large quarto being twice the size Of the Paris
Fashion Books, is printed on superb paper Of the
finest manufacture, aud profusey illustrated with
over ORe Handred ERgraviRgs. in addition to
which, each part will contain splendid Colored
Plate, alone worth tsan the price charged for
tho whole part Arrangements have been completed
in Paris, whereby the Newest Fashions will appear in
this work before tho Paris Fashion Books receiv-
ed by the steamer. No. was issued January LIST,
1854
1t is by far the best Fashion Book issued in this
country. We cordially recommend t-N. y. Daily
Times Takes the highest rank among all journals Of
its class M Y. Tribune. This Is q superb work.
Boston Transcript. II is the best record Of the fash
ions now published.-Snnday Times, Philadelphia.
II contains all tho newest fashions, and n colored
plate Of great bsauty--Home Journal.
One copy, one year, 80 two do IS; four do, So
One copy of the Gazette, and one copy Of Harpers,
Putnam's, or Graham's Magazines one year, IS.
Office No. John street. and all Booksellers in the
United States and Canadas. March "a
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men, and was about to GROSS the Colorado 70
Altar, in Sonora.
Intelligence from the mining regions is un-
favorable
The United States Senatorial election was
still cause of great excitement. Three duels
had grown out Of the affair, viz: That between
Messrs. Washburn and Washington one be-
tween David Il. Parker and ]. 5. Landon, Of
Ell Dorado county, in which the latter was kill
ed and the third between Me.srs J. w. Park
and Mr.. Brazer, Assemblymen; which ended
without bloodshed
An unusual number of murders and assassi-
nations have occurred throughout the State
Snow had fallen to q great depth in the mi
ming regions. Several houses ut Nevada were
crushed by its weight.
The schooner Sarah Levina, Capt McLane,
foundered ON the lower coast. ALI on board
are supposed to have persisted.
Two factions Of Chinese, numbering several
hundred each, have had pitched battle at the
mines in FL Dorado county. Some were killed,
and many wounded
COL Whipple's exploring party has arrived
at Los Angeles.
Dates from Oregon are to March IS. Lieut..
Grover and party, being a part of Gov. Ste
venss exploring expedition left in the Rocky
Mountains, had arrived safely.
Gallego flour is quoted ut San Francisco Ut
$l325; mess beef BIT; clear pork, $2l ba-
con, Is cents; butter, 81 cents sugar, East
Boston crushed 1919 GENTS
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n. O. ROBBINS,
Mechanical Engineer and Solicitor OF Patents,
washington, ID. c.,


Washington, ID. c.,
WILL make Examinations at the Patent Office,
wv prepare Drawings and Specifications, and pres
ccutc Applications for Patents, both in the United
States and foreign countries.
Applications for patents which have been rejected
at the Patent Office, he will, when required, argue
before the Commissioner Of Patents, or before the
Appellate Court; in which line of practice he has
been successful in procuring great number Of very
valuable patents
He will prepare specifications and claims for
the reissue of patents previously granted on impor-
feet descriptions and claims
Applications for extensions Of patents either at the
Patent Office or before Congress, he will also vgor
ously prosecute
Also superintcnd tho taking Of testimony to be
used in conflicting applications before the Patent Of
fee, or TO be read in court
In all cases Of litigation on the subject Of patents
he will prepare the eases for the legal profession
plain the scientific and mechanical principles involv-
cd, and the application Of the law thereto
He will also give opinions and advice as to the value
and validity Of patents, and may be consulted in
Of nringements Of patents and all other mat
ters pertaining to the patent laws and practice in the
United States and Europe.
Also, prepare caveats assignments, and all other
papers required for securing transferring patent
property.
Having been ten years in the constant practice Of
his profession in this city and having free TO
the models and records in the Patent Office, as well
rs TO its library. and the" Congressional Library"
he fatters himself that he can in all cases give per-
feet satisfaction TO those who may place business in
his hands. March 29--eow
Office on street. opposite tho Patent Office