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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19
SENATOR CLAYTON.

The Washington correspondent ofthe
New York Commercial gives is some
pictures Of the present United States
Senate: On Delaware and Clayton lle
ldwella Is follows;
Clayton is the tall man 81 fhe Sen
ate now Large and commanding III
person and though not particularly
graceful he attracts the attention 81 Wis
litors AS he sits seriously I'll lis seat
Sc Be mist el for 8 res
eide Congra onal deacon from
lite hair
8VeIs lll ead j Dpose
of his proximity ixty years. Thouoh
q man Of an apparen powerful consEi-
tuition lie has had turns 81 I'll health
but 5 mind Is one of the eat and nm
diminished vigor. lnhinl fhereis q fine
balance Of the Intellectual powers, and
perhaps were il not for his love of ease
he would be one De the most purely in
tellectnal and accomp he'd men Of the
country Possessing iiiII irlaq-
nation neither eiYlne. lie sci
ar
always holds itsubsek e the main
object Of bis discourse. He has prodi-
giOus memory, wonderfully retenfiYe Of
facts and principles. Til the memory
of q statesman as well as Of a lawyer
OF late years he has practieed little at
the bar. IA client whom he has consent
ed to serve considers his case gained at
last before q Delaware jury. Some no.
table instances naieht be quoted Of his
success against al the intrinsic proba-
bilities ofthe case The highest fee he
has received in legal transactions was
Think, thirty thousand dollars. tt was
in an action for damages against an IN
cofporated company. That he IS veal
thy, II il scarce necessary to add
Unlike some distinguished men he has
The sens nd prudence to take care of
bis wealth, while at The same time he Is
generous without bloq g a trumpet.
Bereaved Of his wife and two chilcren,
whole family he dispenses his boun-
ties among cherished collateral relations
On q legal case fully undertaken he has
bestowed an immense amount Of atten.
ton telling day and night as IL he pos
sessed only application, not genius;
good example for young lawyers who
rely upon the latle at'ie neglect Of the
formers Havinga Cd manly voice
and an unhesitating command Of Lam
guIage itaontimpe tnositY he impresses
the nearer with q vivid sense of bis ora
tory and 7es presage Of insu & an
exalted pl among the eloquent States
INC the Republic
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19


NAPOIEoN BoEAra1E (the ssunels S lie
nephew though dead and buried shese
thirty three years past, has just been
from through The medium 81 WilIiams-
borough spirit rapper named Coles. We
Ire happy % say theex-EmPe Is doing AS
wei is can be expected under the circum.
stances The mOtiv ofthe lifile coFporal's
ion IS prediction and tie burshen
81 ne pre- lotion is. Inst
Ere three months have passed dating from
s hour. An assassination Of q crowned
head N astonish AMI beWilder the mag.
mates 81 Europe and oyerturn al Empire ii
another quarter. traitor to his king but q
loyal man 10 His God and 70 lis fellows shall
turn bis strength against bis master, and
raise Che banner Of che people. This shall
y some time alter lhe first events Of which
spoken No more to night
The medium however would not let the
man Of Destiny Of IN this way however,
for
A lady inquired if Josephine was with
him now.
come not here. he replied, to crafty
idle.curiosity. / came to let men know
that Napoleon who Toasted on crowns and
trampIed on thrones as toys-the mighsiest
ofthe mighty--found not amid his power
and splendor what you maY find Ct the
humblest Preside, Ten millions, nay.
hundred millions hung upon my word on
earth and here adds not 60 my poWerit pla
ces me not II elevation above the lowest
subject Of France who follows the impulses
Of his duty.
Capt G., who was present inquired If he
approved 81 the elevation Of bis nephew 70
the Empire.
he IS not my nephew. he replied with
warmth. / wish to see that Imperial throne
crumble. When my star FIRST arose, then
there we're dangerous elements to be ruled,
controlled Itneeded an Emperor lie need
"a the inspiration Of Josephine to soothe. 70
cnrb Independently and there was none
III France better able to effect those results
Had possessed the Wisdom 81 Solomon in
selecting an associate Il would have brought
me to her door. None get have revealed
what passed il review At our secret sittings
but shall be able some day To ten the
world Why i lost MP battles. Europe hangs
upon ] hair said Europe would be Re
publican 81 eossack. Ii vas not lis power
that placed Louis upon the throne. France
does moi need him there and il grieves me
chat be IS there II my name. He has been
borne g shat Throne upon ny back. He
haa taken France back half century. I
wish % see France Republic. But / can
aay AZ mote nov
Given norembef 81 1854
Can somebody. now. summon the ghost
AZ eterthe Great We should Ike Is hear
melting from him tlis crisis. He could
til Is something more than We know about
the Turks. Frederick Gao Great might slloW
some light 81 Sc position 81 Prussia Rap
him BY 81 mea The spirit 81 7orado
slson knocked over oil supper table Tie
other night, I'D wanted @ know Nhy i
VS. ST Charles Napier hid nol laken
clons.ads Admiral Duncan thought
fleets IS he Blac Sc s is akes
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

Judge Pearson, III recent charge to The
Grand Jury At Harrisburg, decided that an nd.
yidual who visits from tavern b tavern, drinking
five 81 six times daily IS ernphaticaIly man d
I'll npefats sand that tavern keeps il Penn
syIyania who sell to such are liable p prosecution
under the act prohibiting tie sale Of liquors to
men Of known incorporate habits.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

a BLuR RosE The hortieulturists Of Paris
have succeeded by artificial crossings il obtaining
i natural rose Of blue color, which il the fourth
color obtained By artificial means; that and the
yellow 81 tea rose, the black or purple rose. and
lie striped rose being al inventions and the Re
suit Of skilfnl and scientific gardening
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

- Judges Todd, Hancock and Morris q
Texas. have declared that Che liquor law 81 that
State IS constitutional but At tie same time place
d very peculiar construction upon i They De,
clare that the penalty lor tie violation Of the
provisions Of tie license attaches 70 him who
grants II and not 10 him who sells tie liquor
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19
VOL - NO. 5l

hgns q Che lamps burned blue. demons
s.fa'lng With sublime emphasis hssiy be-
gre q 'he ETHEREAL essences oi those spirit.
aallzed substances which % ase1 antique,
nad been permitted g psaegfinate this
planet u obedience @ the snpernal ordinan,
ces q tlie highest humanilafianism prime
dlally promulgated BY re august assnr'
81 SIS Seventh Sphere ahleh derives unr
ienged dominion authority and power
she 1ranscehdental end constantly iIIun;n
ting Influences Of tlie one hundfs
tt-tenti circle
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a DOLLAR OR TWO


With cautious step We tread our way Though
kllls nlrieate world, as other folks do
May we I'D Oh our journey Is able 10 sie8
l'ne heney VIOLENT face Of dollar or two;
For 81 excellent thing
IS d0llarOr two,
No friend s SO true
AZ adollar 81 two,
Through country d town.
As We pas up and down,
No pa port 81 good
Asa dollar u two.
Would you fead yo Of The bachelors
crew
lrnaIe sue,
oa must ways be ready tlle handsome to ID,
although may cost zen a dollar or tWos
Loves arrows are tipped
Witha dollar Or two,
And efactions are gained
With dollar 0r two;
The best AID you can meet
In advancing your suit;
Is the eloquent chink
OF dollar Or two.
Would You wish your existence with faith to Inn
bue,
And enr0le ID the ranks 81 the sancti6ed few,
To enjoy good tame and well cushioned pew,
ou must lHeely come down with dollar 81 two.
The gospel IS preached
For dollar Or tWo,
And salvation IS reached
BY dollar 81 two.
Younlay sin sometime
But the worst 81 all crimes
is. to find yourself shot
OF dollar o. two
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

The LAUeH on .WomAn.--A woman has no
natural grace more bewitching than sweet
laugh. Il Is like the sound Of flutes on the wa.
ter + leaps from her heart into clear spark.
ling rilly and the heart that hears it, feels as if
bathed II the cool exngerating spring. Have
you evef pursued az unseen fugitive through
the trees led on By her fairy laugh, now here
how there, now lost now Foundl we have
And we are pursuing that wondering voice 10
this day. Sometimes & comes 70 Is ID the
midst Of care Or sorrow. o. irksome business,
and then we turn away and listen ana he6r il
ringing through the room like silver BELL with
power 70 scare away the III spirits Of the mind.
How much we owe 10 that sweet laugh ID
turns the prose ofouf into poetry; Il filings
showers Of sunshine over the darksome wood
in which we are travelling; Il teaches with
light even our sleep. which Is no more the inn
age Of death but is consumed with dreams that
are the showers Of mortality.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

THE NEWsPArER As a MoRArsr.-lt was
Bishop Hcrnes's opinion that there IS no bet.
Ger moralia lhah The newspape He saws
The ioilles, vices, and consequent miseries
Of multithdes displayed a newspaper are 30
many beacons continually burning u turn oth-
ess from the rock Of which they have been
shipwrecked. What more poweriu dissDasive
from suspieion jealousy end anger than the
story "a friend murdered by another IL
.duel9 What caution likely 70 be more effect
ual against gambler and proGigacy than tie
meurnfpl relation ofan execution 81 tie fate
of desPelring piciael WHAT fnsr lecture Oh
the necess itY of economy than it8 auciions 81
Gates houses end furniture Only tak8
spspeI and consider u well-pay Isl it
and it will instruct fhes.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

0uARTz MrNISa IN CALIFoRNrA The Placer
Times informs Us that there are not less than
twenty quarts gold mining companies II Califor-
MIA now at work, all realizing fair and IL some
cases very large returns The business seems e
have received new impetus The companies
formed il London and Paris, whose first calcula,
lions were 50 disastrousy disappointed, have sent
AGENTS to investigate fully the condition and pros
poets Of quartz mining, These have reported
much more satisfactory than was anticipated a
considerable quantity Of the costly machinery
sent to { alifornia from Europe has beensent bach
again. a convention Of quartz miners i talket
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19


THE WAY 70 Build Or 4 Stair. Governor
Grimes Of Iowa. ii lis Inaugural Address thus
describes the wants Of The thriving State over
which he peesides:
AShe wants educated farmers and machanis, en-
gineera, architects. metallurgist and geoigists.-
Sic needs men engaged Il The practical duties Of
life, who have conquered their professions, and
Who are able to impart their knowledge to others.
shs wants farmers who are familiar with the prin-
cipIea Of chemistry IS applied 10 agriculture; ar
ehitects and mechanics Who vii adorn her with
ediicas worthy d q fair land; and engineer and
geologists Who win develop hsr resources and
thus augment Che Wealth and happiness Of her
citizsns Iris want only s. supplied
establishment Of school 8 applied scia
have 10 hesitation,
that Unigsritg fund
llsh practical school
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19
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removing and leaving It unealled for, Is Pftaa "a
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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

Az Ere 70 BUsrNEss. The following
il g verbatim copy of the proclamation
with which a deputy sheriff of Colusa
comfy California, closeda district court
awhile sincel
Oyez! Oyezll Oyezlll The homo.
rable the 9th district court III and for
the county Of Colusa, is now adjourned
until the next regular term tile races
will commence over the Colusa course
on the 10th, and any gentleman who
fatters himselfthat he has an animal
that can beat my horse for single dash
OF g mile, may then and there, on the
day aforesaid, BIZ Totting out the afore-
said animal, have an opportunity to win
all and singular the several seeds now
in my pocket
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19


HAhD HITrue -If personality could
ever Be redeemed 81 good.tempsrsd br
hard bumoI have seen no stronger n.
stance q y late passage between
two Easte ID ehich one Of them
iejcihs As follow we suppress ibis locas
lion. as We would b. give offence u si,ber
party;
You mex touch upon MY petsoa
iis but do inform your readers kat 5oa
have often joined mein The occasional prags
tee ofthe worst 81 the bad habits YOU iapute
70 ne Imean la. Que which yon say
lends II give me the odor Of ardent spirits.
Jon have not sCrnpled to drink copiousIy
81 hif expense, pray be reasonably just and
say that you had done SO encouragement
of good company and the prDpriety Of hat-
Ing frequent free blow out, which Won
know Jon excruciatihgly bibacious rogue,
you relish better than any man know
il complexion with this habit Of drinking,
togethet With TobaccosraOking. you accuss
me Of having an unpaid rum~bill. large
sum ct one Of the hotels II c.. Ii
this, Edmund, yon he; and the lie was
made up or one occasion. I defy you and
I'll youE aekalls g prote ihal owe one
cent At any hotel. or that ever owed bin
Of any kind which was not really paid when
due. ButifitWere true Il would be mean
and contemplate ID youso tWit me Of failing
to pay liquor bill which you helped me ID
run up; for never had bin Cor liquor in
this city which you did not help to incnr.