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The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

Welearn from the Washington Union
that the President has sent out the project
of q treaty with Mexico, as prepared and
recommended to him By the Senate, with
out making the slightest alteration in it.
We have no doubt d At any alteration from
his hand would have been for the worse,
but unquestionably he has very grossly
humiliated himself in submitting to accept
from the Senate what the Senate by the the
ory of our Government should have &C
cepted from him. Never before did Pres
ident Of the United States take the project Of
a treaty at the hands Of the Senate. The
initiative in all such cases belongs to the
President and not to the Senates
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

MuRDER AT CHlcAeo - a free negro ~ the
name Of Harrison freeman, was arrested ct
Chicago, last Tuesday, charged ththe nuF
der Of his wife, 4 white woman. she was
found deadin house occupied by them, haY-
ing marks Of violence upon her head, neck ana
body. and Of ssra ngulati = upon her throat
And why not Had not the negro become
ired Of Tie association Of his white wife And
fns he not the sympathy Of 81 Chicago with
him, and particularly in matter of this kind
when tie malefaetor i negro, and the sut-
Ierer only white woman The tel oW may
make himself quiet be viii not hang,it t pe
made to depend upon jury Of Chicago
They have shown their love for ths negro too
strongly for any thingo 81 that kind.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

Mr. Harrington the celebrated magician
IS n our city. We had The pleasure Of at-
tending his exhibition on last Tuesday even
ing. So far aseRe learned the audience was
well pleased with his performance. nj.
Harrington viii giyea grand performace
at tie Odd Fellows Hall this evening, come
muster up your dimes and enjoy the times,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09
nlIEI

Paris le s| he following story
law student became enamored with !
young lady. aIlist, and was alinnced to
hsr. H devoted himself viii great ASST
duty so lhs elion ol bis studies thal
BE mig olaia diploma which would
make h.n honorable il the estimation Of his
betrothed d enc of their conversations.
they got into an argunent upon some eb-
struse point Of Law, q ethics 81 science,
and the discussion finally became 50 warm
thatphe found i impossible p conquer her
antagonist By the force of reasoning, resor-
ted @ The arquneatshu Jaeull end actually
boxed her lovers ears Her bot temper
soon cooled, and upon reelection She was 50
shocked q the outrage She had committed,
that she insisted upon making some suita-
bic atonement for tie insult The student,
however, assured her that he vas ready to-
over look the incident, and proceeded to
Kiss the band that cufFed him This only
aggravated tie difficulty. il tie estimation
of the chivalrous young woman. and sepa-
rated the lovers further than ever. She de-
'clared she would never consent to mafrY i
man who could receive such an insult as
she had been guilty ofinaicting upon him,
without resenting itor demanding repara-
ton. Finally, however, the love which SIT
stilIrelained for her unfortunate friend sug.
gested mode Of effecting an honorable
healing Of the breach. She proposed that
The matter should be settled 81 duel.
This being her ultimatan, he reluctantly
consented. The pvelninaries were adjust
ed seconds appointed, and the parties pro.
ceeded il. 4 carriage together q the spot as
signed for the combat The lady loaded
both pistols herself, the stand was taken,
the word given and the shots exchanged.
Both we're unharmed. the balls not having
grazed either Of their persons. Wounded
honor, however, was duly healed, and the
luslists rushed into each others arms,
Full Of love which vas as good as new. Il
appeared that BY an artful deceit Of some
body, the hslls we're made Of something be-
lides lead
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

THH EApERoR NIcHoIAs. This IS given
as e personal description Of the Gar.
He is head taller than most Of his
courtiers. while The outline Of his form Il
perfect. The head. though samewhai too
small in proportion to the rest ofhis body,
is stiII in keeping with bis broad chest
The usual expression of bis face would suit
statue. a fixed severity and conscious
majesty. are the predominant charae !
istics 1his expression certainly some-
times assumes 4 more friendly aspect but
il does not appear in the eye. which seldom
beams kindly. while the mouth never smiles.
The latter feature. indeed, Is regularly
formed. but the thin lips indicate austerity
and harshness, No sensualiiy is observable
there. nor in any part Of the lower face
neither DO those lips tell that they have been
used to gre utterance 10 words Of mild
ness, while the corners bet1ay loo plainly
Of men and reserve that neve /
poke word IN the fullness Of confidence
The oyerhanging eyelashes lend tohis ply
sique something lnrking,. even in private
conversation. When angry. his eyes glare
terribly but they have no brightness for
softer emotions. The finely chiselled nose
runs straight down from the high torehead
ienOting according to physiognomists. an
ncapacity for self-denial
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09
THe extra Topriali5ns for the !

The extra APT opriations for the war
Expenditure by Great britain asked for By
the Chancellor of the Exchequer. amounts
to sos 600 600 Its stated hat the cost
81 Transporting each cavalry soldier on the
unafd steamer taken 8 the American
mail line for The purpose from England
to ths seat Of war on tho Danube. viii be
$500, 81 more than three times the rate Of
lt class cabin passengers from Liverpool
Is York.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09
Cuba now y Forever !
LUST received.

= A very large supply Of superior brandies
wines, gin and whiskey for medicinal purposes
Also bbls' ~pts turpentine
2gbbls Elephant oil
q Alcohol Cider Vinegar; Extra
Also--A large assortment Of school and
miscellaneOus Books. letter paper, cap paper,
bill paper, record paper, envelopes, steel pens
quills etc. etc And for salelow for cash Or
on time to punctual customers.
PETER B COOK q Co
N B--We will Soy 70 the public generally and
to our friends and patrons especially. that all
prescriptions and ofders sent to IS vii receive
our immediate attentiona at all hours and that
our Mr.. Cook Il give his personal attention.
to alI Prescriptions end US
P.B. COOK s Co
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

supariniande6i's Office, JOY d lsI

N Emanuel.
Dear Sir;-It affords me pleasure 60. have.
an opportunity Of giving you my testimony ~
favor ofyour SOUTHERN ANTDoTE for the. cure
Of Cholera, Cholera Murbus, and Diauh9s.
have used It for two years pastor the laborsr
under my charge with almost universal success
cure il taken ia time. My confidence I'M it in-
dnces me to keep constant supply az each
81 the depots and stations in tue Railroad.
would earnestly recommend Il Ia planters and
Others. Very respectfully,
JOHN n CRUEP.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

ne see "a The New York papers. Of
tie I4sh. announeements that subscriptions
had been opened fof testimonials to the
captains of the steanehip Washington and
Other vessels. Who bad exerted themselves
81 saving their fellow creatures from wreck
st sea. Mr Bellthe treasurer, aeknoW &
edges the receiri Of sums amount te s coy.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

NIcKsBURe, JulY B. -
DR.. IT- EMAEUgI,

DR.. M- EMAEUEI,
Dear Sir;--I have used your Southern An-
tidote on my phantom with great success for
sew sral years not only when Cholera was pet-
vailing, but in bowel complaints generally ni-
tended with tormina gripping, etc, ia tfayel3
ing to my plantation On Deer Greek and back.
have found great re ief from the use OF It mf-
self Ialways keep It on hand and dtlrbute
the success on my plantation to the early uss
of il in affections Of the bowels ol ndolls o in.
fants. Tho Cholora has prevailed tWicein ne
neighborhood, that is year before last and olonl
one month ago; in al the time have only Est
one case, and after the precauton ofusing 1is-
tern water, regard the timely use Of the South,
ern Antidote as on great reason of my sue.
cess
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

dlnds Co, Ml s., June 3Os 1862.
DR.. M. EMANUEL
Dear Sir.---ln reply % yours, inquiring un-
der date Of June 22nd, as to what effect used.
your Southern Antidote for Cholera when that
disease lstely prevailed on my plantation 81
Deer Creek ttoke pleasure u assuming you
tht ccnIaeglt incompMably sup u ang.
etaey 1n t1e bie9king 1ut oi ho'elc. yas
pnt seaet g9piad; al1 eei assured that
with AN an ppiy and more tonhCencc
in ~ efficacy thal then had. should have
arrested cases which afterwards Prov
fatal aTe us more confidence in is pir-
tues |n nv own case with tle
most lactory results JIG ny experience.
be worth anything to the public most heart.
lily recommend your Southern Antdote to the
notice 70 al persons aving property IN the
valley. Very respectfully,
C B. IkARRIgOW
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

RWe hope our readers vii excuse as
Cor the seanty appearance offsading matter
in our paper this week. as Job work has
thrown as Little behind: !,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09
E Al IN went into grocery ate

- a la went into grocery. ately,
and asked u some seli raising -four The
clerk, fox tlle moment. vas green lrlsn-
aan who, opening Fal showed her
some 81 The ordinary super6ne Ihat'snot
1, said the ladY with some pique;
i want seli.raising -four 0h said Pa,
plomptitude sdiyil bit will you end fault
With is not rising he whole BARRE vent
So ast morning from nine to eleven ars
and It that don't suit you you are hard Io
plaze inlifely The LADY disappeared il
hn
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

The New York Sun has private letters
from Cuba which stats that The recent DEGREES
of the Spanish Government, regulating the
slave traffic II Cuba. and the relations Or
the slaves Of Che Government. has caused The
greatest commolion throughout the Island
among The Spanish residents as well - the
native anbans and nat The. spaniards are
joining tie revolutionary party IL great
numbers An outbreak can scare be-
prevented. as the Spaniards say VIII the
cubans, that since lhe Government has
welded 70 The distaticns q England, there
Is 10 loneel any security 81 Hie and prop
ertY. "a the Island. These letters add that.
stirring news may be expected dbefore many
weeks.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

THE EeREs1 AID tRIHIIs CAsEshe trle
ain this case vas concluded oh tie 18th e
New York, and the jury. being unable to agEee'
were discharged. Part were q yor ol giving
BIr. Fofras, ten thousand dollars damages an 2
paft wei u awarding him tbe eztrayaqanf
sum 81 SIX eents. This vas 81 action tof
libel. which las been pending slnee tpe yeal
1850. The damage were laid at 30 SO -
rcpehi by Edwin Forrest. against the
sd;sor # lhe Home Journal ana i dts origin
ID the Forrest case, winch excitea o AneA
attention "a the years 1850 and
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09
Ths Q s Supreme Court hss deei

The & 81 supreme Court has dec.
ded Oh a n ohio known as the Grow
bar Law. SO far as it relates to the bran-
ches Of the State Bank Of Ohio. unconsti-
tuliOnal. The court decided in effect that
the old chartered banks Of the State can,
not be taxed, except as provided in their
charters. q. in other words, the Legisla-
tuIs has not the poWerto annul or amend
contracts which ere enacted, without Che
clause Teserving the power torepeal.
IA .the case of the Ohio Life and Trust
Company The court decided the law constis
tuti0nal
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09
80 80 crs.snI &c. Hazana. "a

The eanel Creeent City, Havana. aITi
we'd at New York yesterday. bringing zoe
passengers. Tbe French squadron Of SIX
vessels had d Havana, their object
beng unknown The kn8 mansoi.Waf
brig Lespiegle had JUS arrived there.
fEo6. king IS. Jane place she.
left 90 tie cd She having lefs
there lhe French qasta composed ol
one Qaie, tws loops NaIs ono figale
ons steamer. transport They
were Is sail Ior ale q tie pex daY
qhis sandron from s Diego
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

AahlNo Il tott 1i1l
lGREAq MICHIGAN 80B9HERN
nNleN9D ROUTE
Yia 81 H0sis, diioN, sprinHssla gassatei
Chieofgo. Mongoe Cegs1'ld, Nia9asa
Fails 10. de b Aew 1ook
10 ASsE ENcENERs By this route ,si
aneither so across Lake Erie, e
the finest steamer ia the world, 81 on Railroad
around by cleveland, etc.
Morning Line through in..a...,... b4 hours.
Evening Line through in.....,.66 hours.
By this route, low water and detentions on
the Ohio River, are obviafed -paasinq through
the great sixty four niles wide prairie Of TIE
inoiss around tie bea tiiul and highlY cultivated
shores of lake Erie, &c,
By application 70 the undersigned, a. the
Office Of MessFs Geo. Smedea a Bro, and
Washington Hotel, Vicksburg. general infor-
nation, and Through Tickets, viii be fIlrnis-
he'd. N.G. WATTS.
jure2-tf Agent Michigan soutern +. R
Whosuls e Beta1 Druggist, Bo6ssllsr G
Stotioue,
Ia RESPECTFULLY informs the public that
A- lghas opened branch Of his Yicksburg es-
tabliahmes In Yazoo city, At the Store form e.
II occupied By Messrs G. r. Mann g CO..
He vii keep constantly on hand general as
sOFtnentof
Drugs SoRp and brushes Of
Chemicals; all discrpiti ion.
Sereical instruments, Spices pure
DYE Stuis, French brandy
Paints and Oils. Best port Madeira &
Window Glass and heuy vine, il bot
Window sash 81 III ties formed puF.
sizes, aper hangigs,
Perlumery, fine and
Garden seeds. Iordering
Whith an ext i've assortment Of
ggaDOz & MEgyHEE1 COS ggCEge ggARLz 8
RAIagY EIEA1A3 q AlR4c
Every effort will be made to satisiy his Gus
toners, both as to the quality md prices Of
articles they wish to buy.
Planters, Physean's Aefebanfs, and fle
public generally, re respectfully invited to
cali and examine for themselves.
or Physicians prescriptions will be at
tended to with promptness, a. all hours by day
Or night, and put up BY regular and experi
enced Drugsist
The old CUSTOMERS Of che house, it's hoped
will continue their patronage 10 the new estab- 1
lishmen.. 1une2lY
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09
nU 1S nRMIG
1k LATEST STYLES.
psI RncgED
q large en- superior assortment of
ap 9 SUMMER caQTaINc
E1NsI.LINo u - q

NsN#Ae&tNn A# tA1tf 81
Iiaht closh end naral dress frock and sack
Black doeskin and aEee dela pants
Fancy eassilnefe and linen
Fancy silks. aEin and malseilles vests
Hats, caps, shirts, drawers. Hosiery gloves,
cravaEa, umbrellas trunks, canes and I'll drti-
cles necessary 70 The complete wardrobe Of q
gentleman.
Also--A spendid stock Of cashmere cloths,
black, blue and brown cassimeres, black,
blue and fancy colored and Vesting which
we will have made to order BY experienced
workmen in the best possible mannsr.
Our clothing has been made under the im-
mediate supervision of one of the firm, who has
spent some time in New York for that purs
pose. Customets may be certain Tint they
will get fresh goods, well made, and Of the lat
est styles 9th being practical mechanics Of
years experience in the business they viii
leave nothing undone By which they may be-
enabled to supply their customers with goods,
equal, if not su perior, to any In the Southwest.
Gentlemen desiring goods in our line, Will
please give us call before purchasing else
where.
HAINEE i RUSSELL,
Merchant Taisors.
N. P.--We have removed e the laIge and.
est blishment next door 70 y.
SAetts on Washington St. jane9 H.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

~ We eall the attention of oas readers
tonew advertisements il to-day's paper,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09
Yours very respectfully,
H. RI. WEST.
or Tsaimoaial.in fau0r Of he Southern An

Tl00To
The undersigned have been made ncQutinfl
ed, either by personal experience or otherwise
with the virtues Of Dr. Emanuel's SouTHERN
ANTIDoTE, as aTemedy for Cholera. Cholera
Morbus, Diarfhga, andother bowel ections
and cheerfully recommend it as a valuable
plantation. and family medicine. worthy of
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

1ENYPEs OF MANKIND, or chronological Re-
Searches based upon the Bncinnt Monu-
ments Painting Is. Sculptures and Cranlca Of ra-
ces: by i. g. Morton M. ID, i. G. Knott M. ID
and G.. r. G idon, 8vo; with many Illustrations
Just reed by june9, Q: 20. W Co.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

New NEW BooKs.-
Life and advantages q ountry Merchant
by !. B. Jones
Our Parish, or Annals 81 fpastor and people
Tne Plurality Of World u; by Hitchcock d. d.
Central alroute 10 the Pacific. By G. r.. Hemp.
Tho two roads, Or the right and the wrong;
by ]. Knorr;
Kew gardens; f ON Chambers Miscellany
Struggles for lifs' Autobiography Of dis.
senting Minister
The trials of mind, BY &. S. Ives, L. l. %.
Planters Northetn bride- By G. E. Hents.
For saleby juneS, 90. W. Co.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

m houses are gong llp op lne na1ass
Isur bfIdoes rilh despatch Boston bss
1his ep backward e ere march g
improvements
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

htia 0Eh IS NoU4hGnN NL1IHHlG
"A hsNag Jo Chotfa Ctoiaa Mntns Dia
FAea Summer complaint 81 eiiara,
ana DJssnisy
Prepared BY ~ Enhnurr, So
vicksbu1e. 1ft,.
PRE- EKEYIT0N BETTER T7flN CURE
"A LITTLE confederation Will etr im-
press On the mind the truth ol th5 ifiio
saying. i often happens, from 3iichf tnr,.s
that derangemenl 81 Gle bowels Is produced.
which i neglected, may have serious cid
Choleraig still lingering ~ The Valley 81 iho
mississippi, Wystedousy appearing on slenm-
boats plantations end il towns, committing
the most irightfal rapagea, end Then passing
away 70 reappear a. some other,place. When
y attacks, ts rapid progress h srfb chat the loss
Of few hours is often the loss oflife;in NUM-
berless cases; BY the time physician can.
reach the patient, his skill win So undvdilinQ.
These consideration have induced the prepaf6r
Of the 6ouTERRE ANIfDoTR 70 give Il this pub
liciiys be is well satisfied of ii efficacy s 4
remedy against Cholera and che numerous and
influential testimonials which he has received
from persons Of known respectibiiily, Warrants
him u pronouncing Il the most valuable medil
cine for the cure Of Cholera, Diarhoa, Cholera
Morbus, Disentary, and summer complaint sd
children that has yet been presented y re.
public. Il Is notdecmed necessary 70 publish
more than the following testimonials. TIE nun.
Der and respectibility of the names being cons
sidered ample % satisfy ~ that tie SonAein
Aniid0tsis a triedremedys and has proved IL
self feminently successful Ia The most dangerous
and vmied forms Of bowel affection common
TO the Southern country, from ch5lola down
70 the ordinerY SUMMER complaint 81 chil-
drens
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

HyIfE working mans way ii the world.
An autobiography Of Journeyman prin-
ter. For sale By June9 90. Y. s. Go.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

II HioLrMANs HIsToRIcAL Text Boo1 and At
~ las Of Biblical Geography. For sale BY
@. Q. w. q Go.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

ncae Iet
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

Noticte . Teachers and Others.
nRDERED by che Board ST school commits
u sioners thatto constitute va id claim upon
the school funds It shal here after be required
Of each and every teacher to furnish til Board
quarterly fstofscholars attending the Dol
with ceFtifea the Parents OF Guar thas
such atendence coTecl 50 that 3 10 rat0
distribution 81 the funds may Be made q such
IS are entitled it
Ordered also that all teachers of common
school as such as claim any portion Us tie
school funds come forward 81 the first Monday
Of July for xaminaticp and ranca 81
ceHse to teach. Fhett
dent 8e board
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

NJ
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-06-09

R4pr1Ne ssINk 286 lbs patent Cotton
uine. Hemp and India Twin Lamp
wick aud aah Cord, For sale 81
DANIN lit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-08
MEDICINAL.
AFFLICTED READ!

rnmIADELPHIA MEDIC Al. HOUSE. .-FstabIshei Is
ryears AGO by DIR. kINnELIN. The oldest sures and
best hand all forms Of secret diseases Of the skn aud
solitary habits Of youih Is DIX. kINkELIN n. W. corner
of Third and Union streets between Spruce and Pine one
and half squares from the Exchange Philadelphia
Take Particular Notice.-There is habit which
boysesc each other at The academy college, habit
duged IN when by themselves solitude growing up with
the boy to manhood and which If not abandoned ia due
time not only begets serious obstacles 70 matrimonial hap.
Pness but gives rise 10 series of protracted nsdOus and
devastating affections. Few Of those who indulge in this
Pefcous practice are aware OF the consequences until they
md the nervous system is shattered feel Strange and
countabe feelings vague fears in the mind The ndy dua,
becomes feeble he unable 10 labor with accustomed yg
or or 10 apply his mind 10 study; his Tdy and weak
be Is dull and IrreSOlue the countenance do0ucst the
eyes without natural luslTe shaeaeednes Is apparent
These symptoms aelch st54d aae0asT ~ ATTENTION O,
those similarly afflicted
If the victim be conscious Of the OF his decay and
navlng rellnqusied The odous pI0cc he suffers uudeT
those terrible nocturnal emissions wlc weakeRa and shame
him. producing mental and physical prostraton, Ii le
emanepate himself before the practice las dome its worst
and enter marnony his marriage IS uniri'it ard his
senses tell him that this is caused hy is early Oiiia
Too many think they viii hug the t. their own
hearts, and cure themselves Alas how often is this fatal
delusion and how apromising youth who have
been ornament to society," has faded from the eart
Young Men let no false modssty deter YOU from
making ycur known who, from education and
specabity alone bef:isad you He who places himself
under DR. KINkELiNS treatment may regiously confde
his honor gentleman, and in whose bosom viii be for
ever locked the secret of the patient
Country Notwithstanding 1t idc0nvenient TO make
personal application by stating their explicitly, to
gether with AL their symptoms per letter have
forwarded TO them chest containing DR. Ks medicines
appropriated accordingly, and be cnred at home.
Structures of the ureiha weakness ard constitutional de-
by, promptly cured, and uli TgOr restored. All letters
post pad
- remittance of 25 cents in slter post paid al
dressed 10 DR. hinkein Philadelphia viii his book
on the SecTeI lnhTmities of \ outh. sep4-Wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-08

CHEMICAL LABORATORN.-Ihe under
" signed continues give his attention to the analysts
of MINERALS, OREs, Soils, MINERAL W ATER, DC
He will also undertake, for individuals or companies the
geological examination Of mine al lands FARMS and routes
for roads rendering faithful and correct recprts of their
tire physical character together with geological scons or
mans and ANALYSES as may be necessary Laboratory
residence on :he corner Of Vine and DenumbrsDe stress
anI3-tf b d6w Richard o. CURkEY. -