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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-01

EE Virtue aud In pursuance of decree OF
-EO the Probate Court of YaZoo county. Sta te
Of Mississippi made at the last November
Term thereof, tue undersigned, Administrator
Of the Estate OF Phillip O'ReillY, deceased, will
On The 3rd 1fonday the l6M day Of January
asert, between The hours prescribed by law. pro-
ceed 10 sell before the Court house door of va
zoo county at Yazoo city, between the hours
prescribed by law, at public auction to the
highest bidder. a credit of twelve months
from lie day of sale. the following Real Estate
belonging to the estate of said decendent to-
sit:
Lot 80. Is and fraction Of 20 by 40feet in the
town of Bsnte n, & west-halfof southeast quar-
ter, Sec. 26. Township l3, Range l East. East
half OF southeast quarter, Section 20, Town
ship Ii, Range / East West half southeast
quarJer. Section 27. Township T3, Range l
East West half northeast quarter, and east
half north west quarter, Section 81, Tor nship
l3, Range / East. East half northeast quar-
ter, Section 1, Township III, Range ! East
and fraction of west half northwest quarter
Section 6, Township IL, Range East. West
half northeast quarter, Section /, Township
II, Range / East. East half southwest quar-
ter, west half northwest quarter, Section %,
Township IL, Range 2 East, and rs acres in
the northeast quarter of Section 30, of Town
snip 1, Range 2 East, described as follows
begin at northeast corner Section 80 run west
36 chains. 50 links. thence south 20 chains, 81
links, thence east IS chains, 81 links, thence
north 20 chains, "a links to place ofbegininng.
The purchaser or purchasers will be requir-
ed to give bond or bonds, with good and sulf-
cient security, for the payment Of the sum or
sums of money for which the said premises
may be struck of, in twelve months from the
day of sale. JAMES p. O'RElLY, Admr.
of Phillip O'Reily, decd.
December 7. I95a-5-6t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-01

0E SACKS best Rio Coffee for sale by
Gs1 iuns %. SHROPSHIRE a MASSEY
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-01
Great AmerIcam Reme1Y.

Yazoo ely, August 10th ls5l-1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-02-01
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

so, Ie53-4-5t
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Uses has created tremendous sensation at St
Petersburgh, and threatens to dissolve diplo-
matte relations between Russia and the United
States. DO.
Now, with reference to all this, we have to
say that on Saturday morning last nearly
every European delegation in Washington, re-
ceived dispatches from ST Petersbugh direct.
The State Department, too, is said to have
long communications from Gov. Seymour at
on Foreign Affairs of either House Of Congress
is aware that any such information was con-
veyed to this Government in the dispatches in
question. which are believed to contain full
accoun. of the reception of our minister.
Now, we have further to add, that in more
or less Of the letters to the European Legations
here referred to above, it is stated that the re-
ception of Governor S. was so cordial as to be
q nine days wonder in st. Petersburgh; the
Emperor taking him by the hand-a very ex-
traordinary act on his part-and shaking it
with vehemence, both on his introduction and
exit from s'the presence" 1t will be remem.
bered that court etiquette does not permit
crowned heads to indulge in hand-shaking
with the uncrowned, usually. Hence the re-
marks current in st. Petersburgh about the
affair
Soldiers "Constan. Labor" Pay.-For the
information of the large class interested, We
have to say that at the Treasury Department
when claims are presented by soldiers for the
additional pay provided by the act Of March
2, 1919, for constant labor or fatigue duty
of not less than ten days, it is required at the
Treasury before allowing the claims, that thu
ten days extra duty or labor shall be shown
to have been as nearly continuous as the
soldiers regular duties, such as musters. drill
&c, would permit.
Senator Weller.-We hear that this gentle
man, accompanied by his Senatorial and Hous
colleagues, proceeds this afternoon to be mar
ried. This is to be the fourth time he ha
made that interesting venture, though still
quite young man.
Postage on Daguerreotypes -Those inter
ested will please to take notice, that under III
Post Office laws and regulations, daguerreo
types are legally chargeable with letter post
age, when forwarded in the mails.
The Current Operations Of the Treasur
Department.--0n yesterday, the 18th Of june
there were of Treasury Warrants entered o
| The books Of the Department.
FOR the redemption CT stocks. ....s134 ,O22 s
Fer the payment Of other Treasury
debts ..................... 24.158 0
For the Customs. Observation-Disclosures. 49 0
| Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous souroes........... SS7 |
| For the Navy Department.. ....... 1925 0
| For the Interior Department. go. IA S91 2
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The InteLLgsneer instances the re-nomina-
ton Of the Hon. Augustus Drum, of Pa, by
I,5O0 majority Of the popular vote, (of the
Democratic party over popular pro- Nebras
ka competitor, as an evidence of the weakness
Of the Administration on that question, in
Pennsyl7 snia.
The Union, discussing Know Nottingham
says:
The veil of secrecy is being rapidly torn
OF from The organization, and its essential
prlnc: pies are being SO far developed thal
they can be fairly subjected to the scrutiny of
the popular juds mont The novelty which at
tirst WAS one of the main elements of its power
iSrapidly passing away and know nothin gism is
being dragged into open day as q secret poll
teal association which wars upon the foreign
portion . our population, ard seeks to enlist
IN It's warfare spirit of religious intolerance
which would prescribe one entire denomination
OF religionists- The principles involved in an
association with such objects can never receive
the sanction OF an enlightened public opinion
and 1t must be remembered that il is o the
decision of this tribunal that know nothi pgism.
as we'll as every other organization. must
finally submit. 1t is only whilst the society
can operate IN secret upon the prejudices
W.,ch constitute Its vitality and strength that
II can have power to harm the democracy. Its
members may take the most solemn oaIhs to
maintain their principles and purposes Sc
cret to the world-they may go further, and
swear to renounee all former party allegiance
or predictions, and pledge themselves hence
forward 80 to vote and act as in all things 10
prescribe all persons of foreign birth, and
crush out the Catholic religion: but their
Oaths will prove Intellectual when their actions
30 distinctly developed and expose the prnci.
pies and objects for which they are laboring"
The Sentinel discusses the course of the
abolition papers on what they term the great
perfdy."
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GRAND PLEASURE RESORT.

rH-A NOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF
--..s<Er,--5S VA a1N3ToN, GE0RGs TOWN
At tNDelA.-rhe owners OF the GEO. WASH
TNGTON snd THOMAS C0LLTER have les sed
he White House Pavilion, and the House is
opened for visitors
The pace is well suited for Pic Mics and Balls
The Psvil on is $50 feet long by 90 fet wide. The
great I'D. aatage in parties Gniug there, they have
fine shad' groves; and a splen lid h'u . TO keep
hem free FRI expos re by storm. The house has
the fixtures put up 80 that tn, house can lie used
for halls at night.
ess- No stasmbcsts are sllow.d 10 land parties az
tire White BcUse except by consent Of the direct
Of the Above boats.
The walks around the house are heipg planked
and grsv5led
a8- Large preps rstions made for Excursions
N the HI e House on the An of July. The dining
room and three SITS arr for Int on that dsv.
Per>ons can 20 and select otbeT y aces for their
mus ment except tho e selected by the COMPANY
for thai dsy.
No Fpiritnous liquors 10 be sold at the White
81 1use or on the hea. on the 4th of July.
je la-eost JOB C0RS0N, Cep.ain-
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GRAND EEcURS ON

~ NOIfA UK TRIBE No. Z, INT.ROVED or.
DER OF RED MEN.
4 he above Tribe respectfully announce 10 their
!Ietbren OF the Order and the public genez ally that
they have chsrtered the very safe and CoHmodious
Steamer 20 UATAN. for thar fret grand excur-
-iHn DOWN the Potomac river On WEDN ESDAY, the
slst Of June, 1854. TIE Committee will guarantee
% all who may honor them With their presence, An
agreeable time.
Tie Boat viii stop at Fort " Washington quite long
enough 70 allow the company time 70 view the For.
tihcatoR1, &C.
Tie best Cotllon Music is engaged.
Supper and Refreshments viii be served up ty an
experieDc.d caterer
Tickets ONE DOLL iR-sdnitting a gentleman
nd ladies' which can re had tie usual places, at
thu boat. or from tbe Committee.
The b al will leave Georgetown al o'clock p. m:
Washington at Z; Navy Yard at 8; and alexandria
Al o'c ocs, returning at q sessonable hour, stop
pirg at the Navy Yard
C5naas'ttes Of arrangements -Wash'n S. Wright
I'm. ). Smith. L-v StraSbur-e- j, In-IOt
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5000 REWARD,

- ANYWAY fir N the resid nee Of the subscriber,
III living near Upper narlbor0', trir,e Georges
onDty, Nd, on friGsy, the 9th OF June, my negro
oy. NATHAN He l. about 5 feet inches high, OF
lark copper compll xion has rather downcsst
pr ssion Of count-nance when spoken TO- and h
bout IL years Of age. be has = mother livirg at
ny low farm, fl her and other relations living
With the NesSrs ScDtts, and has also acqus nsnces
It Mr. Richard D. Mu lilln's, MIR. Washington {.
lalvert's. and at ''Bel. Id and at Keys Quar.
Ger 1t is very probable be lurking in tn neigh
borhood nf some OF these places lie hes also grand
other living with tie Misses Scott near the b
street Market in Washington, and other scauaint-
noes In the city As he took with him a variety ri
atthius. Consisting in part Of black slonch hat,
blue frock coat, nsnke-n pants and winter her
seyD he may be stopping with bis sclusintsnces in
Wash ngton. or attempting 70 reach free State
will give reward Of $50 for him If aiken in thi-
ounty or the District of Column 500 If taken
% miles or more from home. Or 500 If taken IN q
Zee Stats-in either csse 10 be delivered te me or
ecured IN jail 50 tnat can get him again.
je 15-f ODaN BGNIE
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ICE CREAM DEPOT.

M L. A. HALL. has oprned
" ICE CREAM DEPOT
under Parker's Fancy store. where he will Ger
IA cons ant supply of the best Delaware ICE
CRE.7M
Parties. Balls. Excursions. Hotels. and private
families can re supplied at Sis per gallon, by leav
ing their orders at the above place. ct his stor,
on New York avenue. between 10th anil 18th SIS.
or at his Soda Water Stand in the Centre Market.
N. B-Having made an arrang ment ~ith Mr.
Pettibone for ICE, ther. will he kept hand q
tant supply at the above place places. Mr.. Petit
bones ticke "a will be received rs cash.
10 l6-eo2y&
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NEWS OF The MORNING.

our Northern and Southern papers come to
Us this morning innocent of any and every
thing in the shape Of startling news, disclo-
stirring except the favored wealthy classes
ior their favorite watering places. The
wet ends of Philadelphia, New York and Bos-
son are fast assuming their summer look of
sbsenieeism. The steamers are now run
ing regularly between Philadelphia and Cape
May, and We may as well add, that the season
at Old Point Comfort has been duly '.inaugu
rd,ed"-tO make use Of a favorite Gallicism
We have 10 further details in regard to the
great FIRE at Worcester, Massachusetts,. which
occurred on Wednesday evening last MIR
Merrifelds buildings were used as planning
establishment.
Several of our Southern exchanges speak
diseouragingy of the growing cotton crop.
The money market continues tight in the
Atlantic cities, and the sound and fancy stock,
sill droop.
Max Maretzek commences his operate sea-
son at Castle Garden, New York, about ths
18th The great Musical Congress came of
Or came on, last evening. The weather is toc
warm for monster musical demonstrations.
From the puffs which appear in the LondoI
PsIe We should say that Mad. Crisis prom
ised visit 20 the United States may be place.
among the certainties. 1t will be hard t.
convince our too guiilible public that an ell
Derby lady Of stout proportions has the voice
cf 4 syTen and the form of sylph.
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-The Lynchburg Re
publican, upon the authority Of two gentlemen
of standing, relates the particulars of q most
shocking crime said to have been perpetrated
by DR.. Thompson of Covington, Allegheny
County, Virginia. 1t says:
1t will be remembered that some time du.
ring last spring, an item went the rounds of
The papers, chroniclins the sudden death Of
Miss Agnes Pharr OK Covington. Va, and
stating that she was within few DAYS of her
marriage to one DR.. Thompson. her father 8
family physician. We learn, from a private
source, that It is SO strongly suspected that her
death was caused by strychn inc administered
by DR.. T., that several public NEE ings of the
citizens have been held TO consider the m natter.
The circumstances seem to be these: Miss
Pharr had been ind sposed for some weeks and
had been tsking medicine from DIR Thompson.
On the morning of her death, DR. T wrote her
note, asking postponement of her marriage
and urging her TO take the remainder of the
pills he had left for her. Among these pill s
there seems to have been one considerably
larger then the others, and this was the only
one left Miss Pharr having refused TO take it.
Upon this last request, she took it, and in if
teen minutes was d corpse.
Her death was pronounced at the time To h q
similar to that produced by strychnine, but
there was no suspicious of foul play, until tn
ladies engaged in dressing the body, discover
ed crrtain gNS which were more than con.
irmed by the further discovery Of box of
ergot pills When the suspicious assumed a
public character. DR. T. demanded that the
body should be disinterred and examined by
a committee Of physicians named By himself:
put when the consent Of the parents of the
unfortunate girl was obtained, he refused to
have anything 10 DO with it, alleging as a rea
son that he did not wish to wound the feelings
of the family.
These are he. facts "a they have been de-
tailed to us Nv two gentlemen of standing If
they be true. there is cer tainly good grour d
for demand ng n nvestiga ion. If DIR Thomp-
son be guilty. no time should be lost in ridd, ny
the world OF such monster; if innocent, his
character as a man vi be satisfied with moth
ing less than full, free and triumphant &C.
quittal.
The father Of MISC Pharr, Is Presbyterian
minister, and is said to be one of the mos. up
right, ami able and unSuspicous persons to be
found anywhere.
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HEADQUARTERS MAXINE CORPS,
OUART sEM.SrrL's EPffr

Washington. June 18th, 1874
DROp0SALS will be received at this offc- unit
L IL o'clock m On "onday the i9th Iuly next
furnus hing the fol owing articles, 10 conform i
all respects with the sanlults which may be sen O.
APP lie ZION at this Office the fiice OF the ASS;
tant Quarternaster. New York, viz:
300 uniform caps
500 fatigue caps
l,50o pairs army half stockings (a!l WOOL
The above articles to be subject to inspection pre-
vious to delivery.
Proposals to be endorsed "Proposals for Clothing
AUG. A. NJ HOLsON, Q. NJ. &c.
ia 10 eotlTJuly
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AMAMsUTa FAKasR-Jacob Strawn's home,
stead in Illinois consists Of ten thousand acres
The n1mber Of acres of corn he has this year
Is twenty-three hundred, This, at forty bush
els Per acre, low average yield for the last
season, gives ninety two thousand bushels
The corn fed To cattle is not husked, but is cut
up and ted To them on the stalks Another
farm Ii owned b. the same man, which is sia
miles long and four broad Last year be paid
OF: ten thousand dollars for fencing materials
de has also large tracts of unimproyed lands
Strawn ia an immense dealer in cattle.
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ICE CREAM DEPOT.

80 Old Railroad d pot, Pennsyivar avenue
" betwesn Cd and 81 STREETS Penns, iyana ant
Y Dele we're ICE CREAM received Icy eSpre~,
\ every morning. These Creams are too Wei
no. IN 70 comment upon the favor and quality, Al
the low price of 81 SO PER gallon
would respectfully INFORM the ladies and gentle
men that l sm prepared to furnish t. rider at tn
shortest notica any quaint Of Ice Cream for par
ties. pic mics, and private antilles who nay desi,,
tn resale themselves and friends with this deiciouf
cream.
Also, for the onyenience of these ladies' and gen
tlemen wishing the Capitol have fitted up saloor
where ore aud all can be Furnished with Plate o
Ice Cream a cool glass Of The purest SODl W.
TER. Most respectfully,
ID. LAFONTAINE
Orders strictly attended to- and In no case no dis
appointment for order
a1~ Orders left at nv Ice Cream Stand next e
the Watch House, Marsh Market, promptly ATTENDED
Cd j. l6-lw%
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SHOE NAMING IN VIRGISIA-The Richmond
Enquirer recommends TO the southern people
to manufacture their own shoes. Not only
should they do that, but it We are obliged to
run down their fusitiyes, they ought to make
ours also. They are said TO excl the north
eIn shoemakers III cutting hides.-BOsfon
Communicable.
II some skillful southern ''eutter" were t.
cut the hide Of the editor Of the Common
sesailh, it would no doubt benefit him. II
would at least prevent him, for some time te
come, from running down his country, set
ting its laws at defiance, praying tor the dis
solution Of the Union, and throwing yitrio! on
the heads Of the Boston soldiery.
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THE FCCIrIyE SLAVE Law DECLARED CS-
,oSsrIrU TIosAL.-Judge Smith, of the Su
prsu.e Court OF the State Of Wisconsin. has de
cided thai the Fugitive Slave law is unconsti
tutional, on the following grounds FRS
Congress has no constitutional power to legis
lite tie SUBJECT Of retaining fugitives; INC
nor TO el,tae coIr. commissioners with tn,
bower ~ determine The liberties Of the people
and, 81. because this act denied the right o
trial by jarr. A profound jurist, truly.
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DAD UERREOrYpEs FOR TIE PEOPLE.

1 ihkN tSskS may be obJa ned the Me-
IL OF oliisn GRil-ry at much reduced srices from
Ia same style msdr at other Galleries
Iii establishment vii be reopened this dsy,
having been emf ely r.n ted. now 10 sassee every
AGILITY producing keHesses of supt rior quality
.ud finish, iurplse, variety of fancy case,
GLIDING ebony, tortoise, jenny IId, Portemon-
lses, dc.
e. member Metropolitan Gallery, between Il and
9th streets ie l6-lws
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PARKER VEIN Coal CONrANY.-1he ex-
plosivn Of the Parker Vein Coal Company
although said to bs generally anticipated al
{ unite Ianl, Nd created some excitement
According TO the Telegraph, the amount lost
by the citizens, including the sum due thu
baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD on account Il
.;ual Transported, DC, Is between fifteen ano
twenty thousand dollars.
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ii o. HOOD has just returned from NV
Ii. YORK with good -ssortment o. those fLe
American WATCHES
AL O, some very superior European WATCHES, n
fine god cares and good sup.lT Of entirely
sty les of JkWELRY, and very rich patterns, which
hr WI cell as utu Mt flom 20 t. IS per cent. t.
ow t old established pric Ia This city. Plea.
call at the Sign tna Larze >prssd Eagle, Pennsyl
vania avenue, between A. ard 9th streets.
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4 LII WOOL Blk French Bereges,
n very cheap
Black Silk all widths - -
Back and White Lawns
Black BOmbaznes and Airacas
Fine black French MoussPlipes
Black English Grape, all widths.
The above GOO DIS will be SOLD very low prices IL
order to reduce our stock
VIM. r RILEY.
Cor 9Th street and OPP. Centre Market.
10 16-1r,
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BoNNErs, RIBBONS, AND FLOWERS.

B0NNETS, RIBBONS, AND FLOWERS.
HOSIERY and gloves of every description ard
Ill price
rarasols Muslin Collars
Cambria Flouncings and Fdgngs
Emh'd Muslin Undernandkerchiefs
Embd Lawn and lnen cam Hdkfs
Iiain ar d figd wash and silk Nets
Tatlaton iiuslins and blk silk Ia ,es
All Of the above goods. together with II any OH
ers Will b. cold at very los pric ia ord to re
duce stock. wv r. RILEY.
Cor. slh street, and opp. Gentle Market
10
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NEGRO STAMPEDE Forty negroes out Of
fifty, employed by one of the GAINESVILLE and
Ridgeway railroad, ran off on Sunday last, near
Lynesville, N. c., and have not since been
heard of
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1J @. COOPER, 1913 Nassau street, lin the
basement) New York, can furnish persons
who desire the Star with copies early every
morning after its issue.
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRIC. or DRESS G JOps.

IN THE PRICs OF DRESS J0ps
NyE find, upon 10 king over stock IF ORES
w Coz ds that we hay- On hand much larg.,
stock than usual st this of the year; and
order to induce those who have not yet fully sup
oiied themselves to buy OF MS, We have put ri,
4 the entir- ba ance Of our IS cent Bereges and
ransdin-s down TO so and 62l cents, ard all oul
% cent Goods to 81 II and d cents
We also have on hand a large lot Of Plaid and
>tr'p.d silks, which offer at oorresp; nding low
p, ices from this date.
Our tjeet in making SO great deduction at thit
Il e ia that We may clOse cut cur entire stock OF
Fancy Dress Gocde before the season for then
IS over, and we earnestly solicit all in want OF
chesp dress to examine stock before purcha ST.
I.pwhe,e
We also have on hand a verv larg. assortment o
fsured and plain Bereges at 20 cents, and Lawns al
i2Hc., worth much more money
We have q large stock Of swiss and Csmbri,
Flounci gs, Worked Collars, che mizets, &C., any O.
which We wid offer 10 cash or our very punctus
credit customers at greatly reduced prices
". VI. SHUSTER 4 CO.,
Central Stores, opposite the Cen,re Market.
81 Il
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y Those wishing the Star in the city of
Philadelphia can be supplied by WV FLEN
MING, No. rs south Third street or at the stand
near the Ledger Office.
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q The Baltimore Cirpper notices Mr.. T.
Jones, who stopped ths Frederick Eaunune,
IN account Of its teaching K now Nothing
ism" calling him minion," - besottei, :
descriptive and intoleraut While our con-
temporary is eInptying the yia.s of i.s wrath
upon ne Lead of oor Jones for his besotted in
tolerance, il chucks its own friends under the
csin approEEgly, who pursue the same de-
sestabie course Consistency thou ar, indeed
u level