Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-21


rejoined the little workwofnan, "oni,
Governcss says we ought TO say Hfmi
! ses for these, the same as Saemises TO
5 tle Others.
!. CONTESTED Elections. Louisville
Gazette and Reporter Of the 10Th says
ave unders and that Col. johnson i,a.
gwen Mr.. Guthrie notice ofli:s inten
ton 10 contest the election in this sen
latorial district; aud that a similar no
lice was, on Saturday. given by Mr..
Pitcher, TO Pcrcival Butler, ESQ.,
; We understand TOO, that Mr.. hui.
all has given Mr.. Graves notice of his
Intention to contest Graves right to a
scat in Congrcss.-.Nesp Albany .4rgus.
The directors and stockholders Of
the Bank OF England are in a. dread.
idl fright because they have two nil
nous and a half OF specie and Bullion
to meet twenty. six millions OF cash OBJ
legations. What minnies to be scared
At such things! Fifteen or sixteen per
cent of specie to the amount Of liabil-
tiles is not so bad by long odds rs we
have seen here. A little practice in
New Orleans would convince those
English fnanciers that bank might
hold up It's head and look big with one
dollar in specie TO pay fifty in paper
L0uissai{an.
4 large yield.-An editor says that
oae bed bug will produce two thousand
young uns per annum. This is about
equal 10 the issue Of bank bills 10 the
amount Of specie in their vaults. Bps.
! Post.
Base Froud.-Thc Philadelphia Le-
ger of Monday. notices barefaced
fraud, committed by a Mississippi bank.
i states on the authority of the New
York Journal Of Commerce, that thee
ar" ten dollar bills on the bank OF Man
chester, Mississippi, winch oatdocs
any thing lately seen in the way of
cheating as to time of payment. Tie
note Is payable in the usual form, ON
demand; but on the large vignette, 10
the centre. are stamped, in small let
tiers, which nobody would see without
being pointed to them, and which 10.
body can certainly dccipher, on the
closest examination, something aEout
post notc," and payable in one year,
--CincanaaH .Nssrs.
BEAurv.--N Nothing is more vulgar
lsays a i:,odern writer) than those ia.
ccs with large eyes, a straight nose, Il
mouth adorned with pearly teeth, and
red lips, accompanied by handsome
leg and foot: ! viii even add. finely
moulded hand and arm. Demand from
those eyes one soul-kindling iook-fromI
that mouth one slight smile, conveying
the sacred expression ofintellect-thatI
Grccian Or Roman nose to divcrgc al
hair breadth from its solemn right line.
and show by single motion Of the
nostrlls that there is play Of muse los
in that face; demand, this and you will
get no answer; you will find statue
..
in fine marble, but mute and cold.
Winchester and Pontotock Rail Road.
Illus stated in the Report lately made
by President Bruce at the the ANNUAL
meeting Of stockholders, Of this Rail
Road, that 10 1886 the humber of bar
rcls OF Flour transported on The road
previous to August, was 6f cen thousand.
IN In 1887 it was increased to twenty
fou, thousands; and this year it was
ono hundred and eight thousand.
Rail Roads in he United. States. ---It is
e. timatcd that there arc now more
than three thousand miles of Rail road
and in operation in the
United States, at all average cost of
about twenty thousand dollars the mile;
making sixty millions Of dollars alrca-
y expended in these works or i'm
alone. VIZ M H
Chancellor turner refused, although
'equired by law, 10 grant an injunc-
ion against ono of the banks, when ap-l !,
'lied 10 BY the commissioners elected !
y the Legislature, and AUTHORISED byI
aw 10 demand the Injunction. The i
said in his reply that hcb
referred the banks should have alh
caring. lie now declares himself, to i
Sc his own beautiful language, .oppo.
ed to the whole concern Of tkefn."I
le also.as weaarc prepared to prove, Z
ecnrcd himself both in Holmes and \
'ontotoc, opposed to a National bank. ii
What a uniformity of sentiTnent do p