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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

Gralian for September, IS an excellent mum
Der, with the single exception Of the engrayings.
The Life of Washington is continued by Teadly.
and the combat of the revolution deepens This
number presents variety Of pleasant and in
structiye reading.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

UNIVERSITY OF AIIssTssIPpI. --yYln /. .S4eanls,
Esq, an able lawyer Of Holly Springs. has heen
elected Professor of Law Rev. F. ] fettalier,
late Professor in Hampden Sydney College, Va.
TO the chair Of Chemistry and Natural Fhiloso-
phy5 and F.sA. P. Barnard, late of Alabama
University, to the chair Of Mathenat les. Civil
Ensinesdngs and Astrononys.in this Institution.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

A revival Of religion has been progressing
at the Methodist Church in this place for the
last two weeks several persons have been
baptized. and about 70. ty acccssious to the
church.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

Married, at Cambridge Md, on the NOR
ming Of the 3lst Of August, by the Rev. n r.
Barber, S. E. NrE, ESQ, Of Yazoo City TO
Miss ANNE L. NJ LAKE, Of the former place
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

Mr.. S. L. Montgomery charged with the at
tempt TO assassinate Col. d. NJ. Fulton at Coop
er's Well, Kinds county, is held TO bail in the
sum of one thousand dollars The evidence
: against the accused is said-to be vague and un-
certain to some extent, and-hence the small
penalty of the bond.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

The City Council Of Memphis have accepted
Internationally, the Navy Yard situated at that
place, In accordance with the recent act Of Con-
gress offering it as donation. The papers of
Memphis appear to be incensed at the action of
the council, and regard the proceeding as more
Preeipitoas than that Of Cangress making the
cession--which was hasty enough in all con-
science. g The Navy Yard is accepted" says the
Appeal, and Memphis reduced to one horse
town"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
STEAMER TT. M. WRIGHT,

Regular New Orleans & Viclzsburg Packet.
THE steamer II. M. WRIGHT Captain J. ID.
j. CLARK, will commence making her regular
trips on the 3lst inst. leaving New Orleans
every Thursday evening al O'Clock, arriving at
Natchez on Friday az -. M. Returning WiIl
leave VicksbuTg every Monday az - u.. onl
Natchez every Tuesday morning 40 8 o'clock
PORTERF1ELD ~ co.. Agents
Sept. 20. 1884.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

AWFUL STATE or AFFAIRS. A letter from n.
York, published in the Washington Union, gives
a sad description of the state of things in the
former place, as thus: g What are we coming
to; or rather, what are we going to The ship
ment Of specie this week to England and the
Continent amountto 81, 100000; the drought
Is killing off the corn and potatoes; money is
scarce, and stocks are fallingss the newspapers
are filed with eIopements, casualties, and con-
fagrations; the Brooklyn ferry has raised the
fair to two cents; Lawyer Whiting swears that
the legal is as respectable as any other profession;
the teetotalefs are abandoning the bonner of
temperance for the black flag of abolitionism !;
the religious, political, financial, commercial,
and social world, are sadly out of joint; aud, to
add to our future sufferings. Baron Hackett in
sists on having five dollars ticket to hear the
Grisio
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

DEsTRUerTvE FIRE.--A great fire occur
red IN Columbus in this State on the 10th
lust. Some fifteen tenements on Main street
were destroyed, including tho Post Office.
The Office Of the Democrat came near being
bnfned up. The loss is estimated to Be about
100000,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

ORNEv AT Law,
Yazoo City

WIl| rNHHd
WTTILL give promp attention 20 business en-
w trusted to him in the Circuit and Probate
Courts IL YazoO, Holmes and Madison, and The
Superior courts held at Jackson.
CO. Office on Jefferson street, opposite tho
Whig Office. lSeptember %, l854-Iy.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

A Coon ExAMPLE The Montgomery Mail
statest hat Mr.. Pfster of that city has boxed
his package Of Pdtnan.for September and lloti-
fed the pnblisfleTs that he holds il subject to
theirorder, and not on sale We hope the ex-
ample Of Mr.. Pfister will be followed generally
BY Southern Booksellers"
The article upon g Our Parties and Politics, >
has the appreciation of the abolition papers
of the North, which we take to be most excel
lent reason, why the South should discounte-
nance tAe-circulation of publication, so incen-
diary as Putnam.
If the editor OF magazine, which has hith-
erto called forth the spontaneous and universal
applause Of the Southern press, freighted as it
usually is, with sparkling additions to our home
literature though often looking as if controlled
by literary " admirationsociety' far for
gets the mission upon which he started, as to
admit in his columns calumnious and Greely-
ish article, like that to which we have alluded,
he must take the consequences. If g Ephriam
Is joined to his idols, let him alone" Self pro-
lection, law paramount to all others, compels
us to ostracize the miserable bantling of Aboli-
tionism. We trust that our booksellers Will
initiate the example set by Mr.. Pfster. Let US
no longer aid in handing around torch lighted
by servie and venal hands, to set on fire one see
tion of the Union, and incite the people of our
common country, to civil and disastrous strife.
The course pursued By daily Northern journals
is no criterian for monthly literary periodical.
Putnam should have washed his hands Of poll
tics and especially of abolitionisnl, free soilsm,
and all fanatics extremes, superinduced by hos
tility to the South in radically bad men and cor
rupt politicians. That was the road to safety
and prosperity
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
Hos. .. II. Fosrrn.-The Memphis -Appea

Hox. E. III. FosTER. The Memphis Appeal,
speaking Of the death Of this distinguished
man, says: "Col. Foster represented the State
Of Tennessee in the U. S. Senate for three
years, and no man in that distinguished body
ever won more rapidly upon its regards, with
in SO short period. He enjoyed in an un-
common degree the respect of his political
opponents, while in the social walks of life
he was universally beloved. A moro chiyal-
rous, warm-hearted gentleman never trod the
soil Of Tennesse.
Peace to his ashes and an everlasting fra
GRANGE to bis memory
Hon. John Black, formerly United States
Senator from Mississippi, died at Winchester,
Virginia, on the goth ultimo.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
Use coming from infeetfd. distIiets Il A
Major Richardson IA. 81 II go

reelection to Congress in Illinois. he de-
serves this honor, for his able support Of the
Nebraska bill, and the tact and energy dis
played in forcingit to d passage.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

LEvEE LAws.-The High Court Of Er-
rors and Appeals have decided that the
Levee Laws Of Issaquena county are consti-
tutional. This decision is one Of great i'm
portance to those owning lands in the coun-
ties Of Issaquena, Washington, Bolivar, Goa
homa and Tunica.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

DIR. Cartright Of New Orleans advocates
a revival Of the African Slave Trade, as a
check upon the growing aggressions Of the
abolitionists Of the North.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

Information having reached this place yes
terday of the existence of yellow. fever in
Vicksburg, induced our city authorities to
take precautionary measures for preventing
the introduction of the disease into this city.
TIE Board,of Town Council have according
" ordered that all boats ascending the Yazoo
from the Mississippi river, be landed at the
limits of the corporation, and subjected to
examination by the Health officer, who shall
report to the Mayor all cases of sickness on
8 board and the nature of the same.
If any case Of yellow fever or other disease
considered contagious or infectious, the
Mayor shall have thesane removed beyond the
limits Of the corporation.
The order makes no provision for the re-
oeption and opening Of goods and nlerehans
disc coming from infected. dis istl.ieka ssN4NI# ia
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

FrRE IN THE MouNrArNs,-T Blooming
burgh Wing, Sullivan county, says the woods
on the western side of the Shawangunk
mountains in that town were fired on Satur
day last by some unknown person. Over one
thousand acres have been burnt over and
greatly damaged.
FIRES IN OHro.-The "dry time'' they are
having in Portage county is productive Of
some unpleasant, expensive, and dangerous
results. In Rootstown, 900 rails were burnt
by fire which originated from locomo
tive spark. The lightning started another
fire in Edinburgh township, in the above
county, which required the united and ener
getic efforts of the whole neighborhood to
master. A fire occurred in Charlestown
which lasted several days. A fire in a swamp
south Of Rayeuua, has been burning two
months, aud several other swamps are now
on fire.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

We have heard of fires in the woods in
the woods in tho vicinity of Perry's Neck,
and along the line of the railroad in Free
town, that have been raging during the last
few days The forests in all directions and
in all sections of the country are on fire, and
immense damage must have been done to
the growing wood and timber Neao Bed
ford Egeuipg Standard, 26A alt.
The fires in Raynham woods during It's
six-days progress has extended over about
one thousand acres, involving the destruction
of much property. The efforts to arrest its
progress have as yet been unsuccessful. In
Norton, also, some valuable woods have been
burned along the track Of the railway, Ban
gor W1ig, 26A uIt.
The Portland Advertiser Of Goth ult., says
" BY letters from opposite sections OF Frank
liza county, il oppears that that whole region is
on fire Fire is raging In the pine woods Of
tCheslervllles and has burned up house and barn.
Further north a famous 5lueberry territory
between Deed river and S4ndleback mountain.
is all blaze, and The picking Of the berries stop
ped, people being unable 70 get on the ground.
At1c CAft3ut1lE SdfSs we near OF nTes IN the
woods IN various directions, which occasion
much anxiety and alarm
A MOUNTAIN on FIRE N vERwoST.-E Ex-
tract from a letter dated Sunderland, ver
mont, August Esd: The large mountain on
the east of us ia on FIRE. It has been burn
ing about five weeks, and has burnt over
about 400 acres Of valuable timber land, and
will be a very great loss to the owners. The
sight from my window Of the tall and thick
forests all wrapped in light blaze is one OF
grandeur never before beheld"
FIRE IN BRAxFoRD, CoNNEcucU7-We
learn that fire, Ofiginating from the burn
ing of brush, is prevailing in the town of
Branford, in the woods mile or two north
of Stoney Creek When the cars passed
last evening the light of the flames indicated
confagration Of considerable extent, and it
was still raging this morning. We do not
hear that any buildings have yet been des-
troyed.
SARATooA,-APPALIINo FIRES II THE
NORTHERN wooDs-I volunteer to acqualnt
you of the destructive fires now raging in the
woods of northern New York.
From Rouse's Point, north, for twenty
miles, there are fires in many places and
from Chazy, nine miles west of Rouse's Point
to Malone, the entire country is threatened
! by the flames, which are spreading rapidly.
The passengers ftom Montreal were detain-
ed on Wednesday night at Rouse's Point By
/ the non-arrival Of the steamer Canada from
Whitehall, which could not leave in conse.
quence Of the dense smoke from the burning
forests.
Five miles back from the lake at Crown
Point the. saw.milla, together with wood
and lumber, belonging to Hammond a Co.
have been totally dcstroyedby tho fire spread
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

The late election in Vermont is said to
have resulted in the triumph Of the Wings.
Anti-Nebraskites and Temperance Men. The
following is the platform of this hybrid party !:
The restoration of freedom to Kansas and
Nebraska.
The rights of the North.
The redemption of Vermont.
Hostility to the extension of slavery.
To the administration.
To Northern traitors.
To wickedness in high places"
To slavery and the present administration
And to the bombarders of Greytown.
SuLPHuR WELL.-A fine well Of Sulphur
water was recently discovefed IN boring for
water in Pittsboro, Mississippi.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
sdIi REA /. I5S 'rAdE.

6Nlthe 22lday Of April, ID 1854 at
onco,cloukiath The afternoon of thate dny, M
the door Of The court house in tile town Of
Kalidos in Putnam county O., will be sold
10 the highest bidder. tie following real cs.
ltate. as die property of Stephen White, d.,
ceased, 10 wit; The north wees quaftcrof
the mouth eeet fractional quarter OF sec,iopE
seyen, town one south, range FIVE east, in
Putnam county. Ohio; containing forty eight
'andsfouf hundIedths acres of land more OF
less, Subject 10 the aowerof the widow. .--
Appraised atathree hundred and thirty dix
dollars. A t44 81 f,f
TERMS OF SALE. -One.tfiifd cash in hnnj,
one third ii nine inonihs, and the residue Ia
eighteen months, with iinAeress from day Of
sale. Deferred Payments 70 be secured By
m 3rtgage ou the premises. s.
PfllId-lP. ANDERSON,
s', DAVID CARY, a mrs.
ggs at IS BY al. BuDD. their Atty
March i5,le54. e75
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N0IHGE

TSs HEREBY gfvsnto the nopsresidsnt
II owners Of lands in. section TWO town tWo
south, il range six east, and sections thirty
ak and twenty-five, town nnU aoufhS range
six east, all in Putram county. Ohio, thar
blythe order ofihe Commissioners Of said
county. al their March session, John II. Eli
we'll, Samue Gander, and Samuel Harman,
viewers, and Sa,nue Parker. surveyor, viii
meet al the horse Of ANDREW Hald in
Sngarcreek township, Putnam Coz on The
Bib day Of May, 1854, Or within five days
and proceed 10 locate the follow
ing county road, commencing al the south
end Of a eefluin lane, comtionly known as
The Haydn lane. about twonty rods clss
oflDaniel Schlosserls hqnse.in The south part
Of section ono, lown TWO south, range six
east, thence notshwardly 10 the center Of
said section, ihence north or The half section
lines Of the above named sections. until ii
intersects the county road leading from the
Findlay and Fort Waype road % the Kalida
and Columbus Grove Free Pike.
April 4 1854. s. I e78
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NOTICE

II IS HEREBY given, That petition will be
In presented 70 the Comnissioners of Put
nam county, at their June session. A. D..
1854, praying for the Iocatian Of county
read accommodating attire Defiance foadledd-
Ing from Gilboa TO L.eipsc, at .he section
|line, on the south side Of section fifteen, in
township one north, ranye eIeli. eaat.tbence
running along said section lihe. until II i'm
tersec,s the ceunsyl;ne roadlrnhning north
|lrpns the Findlay and Defiance roadsto Sus
|Hgar Ridge "A. \. Il. J NESy
April 20, 1854. G8.e Principal Pet'r.
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YENO THE Honorable he Commssionersof
u Putnam county, Ohio, greesipg; We.
tho Undersigned, petitioners Of said cqun-
ii. ask yoli 10 appoint viewers, TO view and
suTvey md establish HI county road, com-
8riencine al Blanchard River, pt the middle
siine of the north east quarter OF SECTION ten,
tunnirg north through saidqtartei eoction.
between Henry Tfoytr antC Christian Shankss
slalds, 10 the nortliline Of said quarsef Sec
tim, andihence through the south eastqia.u
ter Of section number three, between lands
belonging 70 John Smith and Reuben Ad-
danIs. safminaiing az the Slate road running
from 0ttowallo Defiance. 81 el n
t r FIJI BEN ADD ANS,
s HENRY TRQ YER
May 3 81 Gsss Principal Peii,ionsrs
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IS heteliy given, sliaf lle annual hoellha
~ ire SluckhhleIa6of she ToIede aNll
indianapolis Railioat C6mpapys Iof lbf
lection Or Directors and Transaction o.
|otIsf business, will be holden ai' DelplIos
nn. "Wednesday, Tho 2Slh day Of June
next. al 2 o'cIock P. M bo,sq asIs.s4
SpbsefibqEs, before they can pAgi'clS
pate in This iueoling, masl sbc holders of
eerilIicales' with leu per cenl, epaqrsoll
thereon.
The following named PERSONS are ap-
lhoized 70 receive money and Issue ceT
lilicaies: sn
GEORGE LASKY, Gilead.
GEO SKINNER. Kalida.
ILL. BOElHAiER, FI. Jennings
r. X. LYLE, DeIphos. a,
DAVIS GUY, Shanesville. e
fslaSn q, ID. PHILLIPS,
sa Ssc'y g. Treasurern.ss
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PARTITION NOTICjF. lllIl

fNN0 Mapeuca j Williams, Sarah Ann
\ Williams, Almira, Willisms, jana May
and James MAY, her husband. Youswill take
MOTTO q that 4 petition has been filed ngninst
you,E ii the Court Of Common Pleas OF Pu.-
nam copnty and1is now pending, wherein
zilpha Williams demands ppflition Of The
followipg real estate, 70 wit:z Tbs north
'east quarter Of the north weai quarter Of sec.
ton %. and the east halt of tho south west
quaFter of seciionli 4, allsih TOWN Q nertlll, Of
range seven east4and fhAtaf the Jnne term
Of spid court, a D. 1854. qpplieaiion VII BE-
Jane Ma y, and make partition Of said prem.
ises as prayed for.
y zlLPuA WILL AMas
per NJ. @. WHITLEY. At,'y.
April rs, 1854. 6so
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rs hereby given that petition will be
d presented 10 the CommlasionerA Of Put.
nam county. az their nfxi session. prnfino
FOR the laying out and es,abl;shino oi q
County Road as follows, q VII it:..-ssos'.m ~
eine at tho cast line Of Pninam c6.|ilsy. IN
the section line batwesn secl i'A tw lke and
one. 10 Blanoierd township IN enid county
-ihencc vast onthe section line betwee1|
said sections until i, intersec.ssthe Cithaal
andDe6ance Sinte Road near John Kunnhn's
fesidonco In apid Blanchard township, Ohio.
$751; HENRY BOWERS
March 81 1852, Principal pssisioheE
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Shafthhl1pts sssidinp out Of tho city
|of New Yoik, viii sIand up ,lie same
footing us residents. and whaiever May
fall 70 their shares will be forwarded 10
|thpm insuch manner as they may direct,
Iaflor liie pariiiion Ilas taken place.
ON All orders for tickets, BY mail,
should ba addressed 10 josiah Psrham,
Academy Hall, 063 Broadway N. York,
'!fii should happen lbpt all The tickets
are sold when. ll,e order is received tbe
money will be returned, ai our expense
|for postage. Correspondents willplease
wti,e distinctly their nance csidence
County and Slate, 10 proponi errors. Or.
II convenient, euclose anlenpelope, will
sheir directions on il 10 fuil-Ain wli;cl
sucll tickets aa lheY may oidAr will bo
returned. Mayl5, 1854, I
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| BAD LEGS. AFTER 43 YEARS
| \ SUFFERING
Extfect oI' d Letter from Nj William Gnlpir,
| o 7O3 ~. hlary's Street, Weymouth, dated
| Mayll Ste, 1881.
Iv Professor HOLLOWAY,
SIR Allliea age Of Is nv wifo (wh6
! i now GID caught aviolent cold, which
settled ID ieFaleps.aad ever sinco tIlat
Lime llcy llayo heen mare or less sore,
aud gfeally1ifAamod. lIerngonies wers
| Edsfaclina, and for months logsiher sho
was depiiyeds opiiselyo Of resi- and sleep.
Every fotnedy tlsai medical mon advised
was tEied, ,.bni wiibuua effect; Her bealih
suffered severely. sEd The state Of her
Ilees WINS ierrible. I had ofien read your
Advertisements. aud advised hcrto Nv
lyaur Pills md Ointmeni; and, as a lass
'esource, alseF every other semedy had
Ipr1vndanseless, she consented TO 10 50,
| She cuihmenced six weeks ago, and
Islrange tofeldia, ,isnow in good health.
Her legs are pninIcss, without seam OF
scar. and her sleep sound and undis.
tprhrd. Curld ion have witnessed The
IaulIerings Of my wife during Ihc Iasi 4S
years, and CONTRAST them will her present
lenjpymcni Of health, ypu would indeed
feed delighted in having been tie means
IoCso greatly alleyiaiing The sufIafinas of
! |afellow creature. lSisneJ)
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4 81 SnERWF'S SALE.
Angelina MannerlI AT * S

iA 81 SllERfFF'S SALE.
Angelina Manherf VI ~ S
wins Tharp. e~ ye n
DY yir'usol an order Of cole and two
I'D vendiestu me directed from The Court
Of common pleaa.g .gof Paiuani' County. Ohio,
I will offer forsalsai lllei do6rlof lie Court
house, il Knlida, PWnam county, 0hio,
On Saturday, 0lhslny ofJupe, A. D..
1854, q
between the Aoursof o o'clock, A. NJ. and
four o'clock ,R NJ, Of said day. the follow
ing cescfibea Real Estate to,wit
Jn-lot number fifteen tI5yin Ctawiord's
addition to tho town Of Kahda, Putnam
county, Ohio.
Taken as lhe prepertyoI Willis Tharps 70
satisfy d decree IN favor Of Augsiina Man
BerIand two tendies in favor Of the State oI
Ohio. W
JOHN b FRUCIEY, Sheriff.
SnERIFF's OFFIcE. M
Kaiidns Putnam Co., O, May 4.b, 1854.
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N,T @ ri 6 + Il lfefehy aipeu, That am pro.
ls N parea with f,ils4S b ne deetn ail flfder6.
drawn an the Tisasufer Of Putnam county.
Ohio, for county purposes, p winch inieftsl
ss8 8 IS SUTTON, rssasas.s
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~ by q ~. CUULtI Eh, NJ ~
KALkDA, Futmsstn (Ounsy, OlaiO
NTR. G. has takenthe House formerly
lVH occuped by Joseph 1'ingle. and 81.
ted it up fur the accommodation Of Guesls,
TraveIsfs, and all who may favor him with
their cust5in.
Hcwill spare ne pains to furnish a good
Table,and the reqiIrcn,ents lhnsmuk e
up tho proper service 81 llolel,
HIS stables are in good condition and VIII
be dnls' attended. Esf4l q Mureh q loo5'