The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-24

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priest:
a1aYing ATTENDED q ST the reasons presentel
by Mr.. james Mulquean. and finding out that airs
Sarah Summers, his pretended wife, was not bap
tsed neither dispensation has been given in order
to contract legally before the Church; and, fartf
eE, not being married hy any magistrate lawfully
authorized, we declare such marriage has never
existed, and IS null and void. Therefore both
lparties remain as free as before
francis IHEBAR1A, Vicar General
San francisco, june q, 1854
Mulqueen was committed for trial, the Vicar
Generals certificate, Of courses being no uattifea.
ton u the eye Of the law.
NORTH AND SOUTH HUMAN CHAN
CEs OF LIFE.
The comparative mortality Of The North
(north Of tins southern line Of Virginia and
Kentucky and 81 the South has jusl been
curiops skop6a j some pbles pub.
lishea s. the Mutual Lie Insurance Com
pany Of the city Of New York. From Ten
years practical results Il appears that The
mortality among that class Of persons who
insure their lives north Of the line named
above IS less Than one per cent--yiz; about
81 il every 5000.
In that section comprised between the esd
degree Of north latitude and the southern
line Of Virginia and Kentucky the mortality
among the same class ofpeople is ], - I.2
ner cent--or 1T l-2 persons 0ut.of every
Il, 900.
Looking 70 the extreme Southern States
or south Of latitude SO deg. the mortality
IS nearly double that Of the Northern sec
ton tho actual number Of deaths out Of
10000 being I86. These calculations are
entirely exclusive Of the present year which
has perhaps been more fatal ID the South
than my period since 1880. The Actuary
reports that
.The disparity ii the ratio Of the amount
of claims from death to the amount Of risks
in these three sections of country has usu-
ally been even gnerter than that Of the sim
bic mortality III them. Thus during tie
first six months of the present fsca year the
Company has had at risk ia the first section
S18. 600, 900 while the amount of claims IN
the section has been S68 800 or 38 out of
every $4,000 assured. ID the second
seetionthe amount 1t risk is s SOC. 600
and the amount of claims during the same
time has been $4,000 or 1888 outof every
5000 assured. u The third section the
amount ofclaims during the same time Isl
$42, 900, 81 1852 out 81 every $4,000 as-
sured
The increased mortality Of The South has
ofcourse compelled the company soadyance
their rates Of premium On lives insured
there. The usual rate Of additional preni-
un ior persons It the South has been here
tolore one per cent. This itisnow shown
IS not enough to cover the actual risk; the
Company viii therefore advance the premi-
um Is Two per cent beyond The ordinary
rate of persons III Northern latitudes
soUrD fHn A1ARn III. Vsrginia Ds-
aoaaey q Dgager Thelei IS danger q slbe
Democracy 81 Vuginial Imminent and
leadly perl i It handl Party men even
q tho Old Dominion arc going to cast OIL
heir party garments and 70 elothe them-
Ielves IA TIE speech and thoughts Of free
nd Independent citizens Of America
The Richmond Enquirer which FOR forty
ears has held The Democracy ii Is keep:
ng and elevated and depressed men 6
aeasure 1t last IS alarmed and now
ays
If We tolerate heresy and insubordinas
ION Decentralization and defeat VIII be the
ms crisis q unusn peril
he severe sway Of Martial Law esseal
5 tie safety of the army The Democracy
fa eneonp hy many foes and vex
y much strife Shall Re relax ON disc
lin Shall re er every man to So
nn eaprss 81 lreaeheIy may
ess shall We draw tight
Dar4 and exact reid c0nle
aeienf usa The Denoc
Ider ia elile these thirp
aIofe is aud cannot II
ny 81 lions ial b
Il u nien san stand eT
anything
and thtea