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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01
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Die gn9EiIHen 3ettungen reoen tpteber
Dtel iber etne GerbeYratbun9 Der &6ntoin
8tctcrta. SeBt iou Der 9IuserwdbIte I[s
bert, eln anberer SprcBe oes coburat1t,en
Qdules, letn.
Die S 9rceen MdHte tlnb lit ber bp[s
ldnoad belgliden Sra9e iibereinoetoms
mert oaB 9urembur9 1no 4imbIra an
Sohat1o ab9etretea tpereen muB. Der
&otlt9 bon Belsten ibetnt eutlhlcBeu, IId,
cteler @ntIdetoung in 8esiebune auf Qlrs
embnr9 Su tptberleben, unb bic 8eunrubts
91't19 tber bteienStano Der Dtu9e mebrs
te fd in paris tdslth. Oouan6 II. 8els
9tet iteQen bereits ait ibren @rdu,en
Srllppen auf uno man oerihert, 6aB
l1o9 Dor 9Iblauf oes Wonats Sanuar fd,
auf elrtem Sldhenrarlme bon l2 Qeaeuen
100, 600 Mann Weberldnoer uno Soolldu
Der 9egenilber iteben wiiroen.
Cine 8rilBeler 3eitun9 berihtet, baB
itd itberaQ i'm Qtmbur9er @e5tete patrios
ttide @omuttteen biIben unb ale 9lu,ets
den Dorbanoen ieien, man werbe basel
be tartnddt9 9e9en Dpaanb pertbetbtaen.
TeapeL Sanuar 5.-Srub am 0ieus
1atrs Mor9en tpuroeu mir burd, etn
heftt9es @etoie, 9leid Dem &anonenbcn>
lter, aufgefpedt uuo fanoen baIb, oaB Der
8eiuu tpieber tbdtig fep. gine balbe etuns
De naAber erbpb flh cine oieee 9tauhwc[1
fe aus benz &rater, ltnb 9teapel ftano UNI
ter etnem 9Ifhenre9en, Der tpegen 1einer
eleftriihen Gt9enid,aft ften benfelben @ius
fluB auf Die Sr9ane du6erte, tpte Elm ber-
onnabenoer Scnrmerturm. Man fiird,:
tete fir bic Staot; aber Der Wtuo orebte
fld uno trteb bic 9lihe nad portici ,u.
Der 9lusbrud, bauerte am 2. fort; bic
@rce sitterte beitdnbis inter un(ern Sit
8en. sIr1 Nbenbe ffrabLte Der 8eluo in
bellen Slammen, uno bic 9aoa ffr6mte
in Die Gone stptfden pcrtict uno Gerra
bel Greco herab, roo ite otele @ertpilfuns
gen anrtGtete. Sim 3. tpurbe Der 8ero
rubtser uno in Der oarauf fo(eenoen g1adji
fhcsen nur nod beitdnbig Slammen1d1,
ien en,per, tDas etne lebr felteue @r1hei.
nung TT.
Das Worben unb S6[ahten bauert In
Spanien fort. Die beiben fdmpfenben
partbelen (tehen i'd, g Siemltd) 9leid3.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

Sn 8altimore bat fIh Elm traurtaer
8orfau ereisnet. lieutenant W aQace,
Elm jpnser ,,nb tapferer Seepffsier, bate
lid, in eine junge Dame perliebt, beren
S6Dnheit unb gilbunsib rlauhe Aubes
ter ertparb, gle ldien benz 9rn. Wallace
|be9initi9en srt ,ppllen, alIein ibre gltern
paren gesen cine 9eyratt, uno perbcten
ibm bas Salts. Demuit9eadtet 1prahen
lie 1ld, oft In cent Saule zines 9en1ein
|lhaftlihen Srelinbes. 9esten Spnntae
Dor 8 Sagen erfldrte er ihr ieine eiebe,
|allein fe Ihlug ibn aus. @r entfernte
|flh, aber auf btefe grt il, ieinet fd,Snffen
Dpfnunsen getduldt, oerfAaffte er fieb
|eine ifarfe DciIs cerroiloen Subliniat,
|unb perlhludte bieielbe. Das @lft that
|leine Wirfung, uno er farb nnter ben
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

WaBerfheu.--Srau s lilabetb
6 eelh Satin ces prn. Sacob &eelp,
CShnetber), tpuroe am 3ten 9eopember
1888, lit pbilabelpbia pom etnem tcllen
0unoe in Die 9anb sebiBen. 8urs oarauf
3og bic Samilie nad eancaiter, uno am
Wittwod,, ben 6ten Sebruar flblte bic
arme Srau etrenShmer5 auf Der Steae,
no bic Munbe bon benz 8tB in Der SSanb
9epeien mar. Der Shmer3 so9 Gh baIo
bis I'M 9lrm berauf unb enolih brad bic
Waeerlheu NIT allen tbren ihredliden
Synptomen aus. 9ldt Ianse Sage bat>
te iIe 81 fdmpfen, big Der Spo am Yort9en
Weittnod,, ben 13ten Sebruar, ibrem Set,
ben Elm @noe tnad1te. Wdbreno ibren 2
lebten eebensta9en beudte Elm @eiltlider
Ge mebreremale, burd oe6en @eiprdh
unb @ebet Fe fd lebr berubiset fliblte.
slm tdrteffen etens es Der 9lrnlen BON thz
ren breD fletnen &inoern su iheioeit, ali
letn sulest ersab fe fd aud, IN bieie
SrettnunG nit oem 8emerfenL bag fte
bereit ,luo tpilIt9 feD in bic Mpbnunsen
bes eptsen Srieoens einsu9ehen. C6.@S.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

Der bemofrattlfe Shelf Der 8eies9es
bun8 bon 0eltsDorf bat fId, bartnddig 9e>
tpetsert auf ote Wioerertpdb blun9 oes Srn.
2allmabse in ben Ser. ct. Senat etnSu.
seben. Setne Stelle blettt big CUR ndhs
iten Stsun9 often. Die Denlofraten jlts
beln hterli6er, uno bic Wbt9s bldtteru ii,
tbrem retdbaltt9en sdimpflerifon ; mad,
unierer Metnuns 1T bem prlttifhen Henes
9aten 3allmao9e 3edt sefheben. e.,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01
Sefentlt6er 8erfduf.

9(m mpntas, pen 1sten na@Fen Nlar3, folen
~ am .6aufe besgltnterfariebenen, tn Ganssn,
ebeli,als tcfannt ais bas 9BtrtDsba,.s a,ss ben
''@ieten Sterntn," 6ffentli6 serftetsert nerbsn,
fplsenpc Artttel, t,a,nlid: ..E," :
Dm~ ~swep ftif5s G niGitSta9s, 'h cine (asums
TTr-~sS Salb, stpepS4weine, einSalitten,
ASGsseSA.altes pferbesef6trr, cit alter @at.
tel, swep Sureaus, 1ifdbe, Stdble, 8etten anS
SettSetfeae, eir sebnplattiser ofen init 8pbr, etn
Stsintoblen oftn fenat Ncbr, Seuersans.n uns
S6anfeln, ein &it9snf6ranf, QbafssIbtr.
Stanper, 9Bein, Srannt,pein unb granbp Sass
er, tleine unb srpse 8ptteln unb 8lafer, 100
ttctnerte Siers sSptteln, eiferner 9BafafeBef, Elm
Spinnrab ntb !9atpet aQe arten ltbren ,lnb tbr.
tatfer, uno ionlf mod pielerlep .Sauss unb Gia.
enseratbfhaften su peitlaufis an ,nelpen.
Anfan9 bes 9crtaafs tint 10 ltbr 9prnittass
am senannten Iase. Sepinsunsem werben am
Gage Ses Sertaufs tstannt ser,a6t uno ssbib.
retpe Auftpartuns spirb seSeben pan
-. Srans Sares.
Cation, ct. Co., Daar5 /. SIN.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01
Sefentlt6er 8erfauf.

0Tm @amfta9 ben 23ften ttabtten Ular3, folIsn
~ am -6au(e bes nntsrfArtebeitet, tabe beV
Canton, AT Der CLEVELAND 9traSe, 6tfentlt4 Uss.>
ttct9ert wrrpen, folSenpe Nrtitel, ttalnlid:
H. 8ter pferoe,
ssswSyS SHwopon smcp CUTE Steitsaule tnb bss
G7TrISsssS anbern 3pep cute S9af9dule tttes
AASSESak&.A~3 bappn ltnp BON bic 5 SABRE alt,
Jitnppieb, S6aoft, Sawctne, etn gutter tsrtV
8aulsmastn init 8pbp, -6euleitern, pferbsSs.
I6rr, Setten, 28tnomIble, Strpbbant, spep gu.
te !6ousuDrcn, 8ureats, xtfae, nnb fontf nod
rttlcrlep -Saus> 8autrns ,tnp Sa6tnSeratbf1af"
ten 5u ncitlaufi9 ;u melpen.
Nnfans pts 8ertaufs TIM 10 ltbr Scrmtttass
ant senannten Gage. Septnsunsen Wonat Gre"
bit. NufwartunS rpirb Se9eben rpn
SpGepb 1rant.
Canton Lauttfthtp, Ilar. |. SIN.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

Gin fettes &ino. .-Sm Waibin9ton Oaus
fe su eotpea, MaB., 1T Elm &tno, tpeldes
S Sabr alt 1T uno 165 pfuno tplest. @s
it 8 Sus bod uno bdlt Al SuB i'm nms
fanse, feline 9lusen Gno tpesen ben oiden
Safen faum iIdtbar. IS 1T babel aber
iebr flint uno lulfi9. j.. js~. (tb
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

Sir bic Siherbett bes pafetfhtfes
@rte, bas am S9iten Des. 0apre De @ra>
&c perlieB, be9t man 8eior9ntB. Mir BE-:
fitraten Stpar oaB baS Sielbe Jtctb 9elttten
uno 9en6tbt9t tpuroe, ptelletdt auf ben
9lscren etn3ulaufen, hofen aber e6 num-
mebr balo in 0tepsOprf eintrefen su ie'
ben. CGeut 9ta 3ett'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

srdBlibltenSdm nod, am ndmLtden
9lbenb, ein Spfer unerpiecerter 9tebe,
Das 9ano bat etnen braoen Sffster, nno
feline beta9ten @ltern einer SOhn Derlc:
rem, tpeIder ibr StoIs uno tbre 9cfnune
tpar. ID
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01
5tarb:

2lm 19ttn Sebr,lar, Oliver past, tin ses
f9aeter 8arser ppn Sadfpn 1atnfdip, pieier
Gauntp. 81. H. IT. ......... .., |.... rs.
2ln 2Otftn Sci. Srau Wl e&innep, 8attin
pon marttu Dle&tnnep, ppr pite Lattnf9ip, in
ctnenn hpben Qlter. -s."4 y..e
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

Gn9 louo.-eoro Norburp tpurs
be ear5lib, p&breno ct NIT feinem Ser-
spaIter BEL Sasesonbrub t:ber feline
eduoerepen siens, uno ibm Qnspeiiun=
gen gum Qbbauen eint9er 8dume er-
tbsilte, erf0oben. Ser MSrber bate
ttb bdater elmer 6eefe 9ele9t, uno Don
6 9ebodtenSlepfflaen bra9tenur eias
ibm bic Gobesrpunoe bet, incem baeeI-
be our6 bic eun9e fubr, uno oenBruftz
fno2eu Set35uetterte. @r lebte nod
fur5e 3eit, unb psri1ieo nit @r9ebun9.
2orb Norburp wor Der Sobn oe5 be,
rIbmteu &i1ter6, tuet@er ben ir(dnbis
fben patrioten @mmett gum Sooe oers
urtbeilte, uno BON Dem gmmett fa9te,
!" wenn ale bas Slut, nel6es Seine
5errlibeeit bereits per9oSea, in einem
8ebdlter seiammelt tporoen tpdre, 70
f0nnteSeine 9srrlibteit barin i1lpim:
men,
Gin Spell bon ben 8spobnern Der
Staot eonoon tpuroe an, 6ten Senner
our6 cie Gntiprin9uns zines S0ni9ti-
gers aus ber Menaserie 5u eimeboufe
teoeuteno in Sdrefen uerfest. Man
fab ben Giser Qbeaos in Der Ddmme-
runs gang sennd@li6 bic Commercial
Strabe berunter fpasieren. Die Subs
9dnser ,nabten ibm eilisft plae, uno
enoli6 be9e9nete ibu, Elm srober 9unb,
cen ct obne Geremonie NIT ieinen 2at'
5en er9riff, uno t0otete. l1npeit oapon
ftano Elm Sbor often, pelbes in einen
Sof fabrte; er maribirte NIT Dem
5 S6rper oes 6unoes binein, le9te fd
nieber um oenfelben gu per5ebren, uno
1uuroe III oiefer Beibdftieuus, iebob
init ni6t 9erinser SbpIerisfeit, tpie-
oer ein9efan9en. - = l r ! XII. XII .
" Spanien. - Die Seridte bon
paris seben bic gum l3ten Senner, aus
benen erbeQet, oab Die 5tpspte Go6ter|
bss &6niss oer 8ron5oien, tpel6e i'm
Sabre 1887 NIT benz 9erso9 BON @Gr,
tember9 oermublt tpuroe, am 2. San.
gu piia in Stalien, 9eltorben III fie|
mar i'm 25ifen Sabre ibres 4lters.
81 linden. Die Statue S6il-
fers 1T nun gang poaenoet, na9oem|
AUDI bic @iieleurs Die leete Sano an9e-
le9t baben. Meiiter ino @ebalfen fer
erten ben Sag NIT @efan9 uno eult+
barseit. Giner Der lebtern bate Elm
bensalilbss gauer porbereitet, uno lieb|
ouf einn,al oas Bib oes Dibsers oarin,
tpie in Den glammen Der unter9ebenben|
Sonne, eliben-ein lpunberbar er9reis
fehber 2lnblif!
" Reapel. Sn Geseapart besI
perSoss Bernborp bon sa1iens8ei=l
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

Cutttunge1r II iiber tpdbreno berles'
@t ten 28p4c ein9tlarfenesS S5ubteriPttonsSelo.
9an. Wipeman, qDaoswprtb, big SO 13, S.1l'
Sebaff Alfpa4. xbprnpille, bis Slo %, Sabrl1'
Sbr. Qntlonn, Delaware, 4O, lO'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01
s0effeut[tcber 8erfauf.


aim 9onftas, ben 16ttn inttelenbet' TldrJ'
~ loQtn ant .Sau(e pes ltnterfartebenen, tn
peit xapnte8ip, Stort- Ganntp, an Der Strase
melte pcn Canton na6 Spltpar f1brtt Wetlsn
ppr lett scnannter @tapt, ofentlteb vertfe'ssre
rperbcn, frl9enpe @rtitet, tamli@
A. - 3peD Shafepferoe,
,A fNs-<TT tit 9ute,n 3uttanbe, pterpege.
Y{SSS SS4sTS-rSsssS ftbirr, qBa8tn NIT Sppp, 10
lH HsslSSlxlkekSAa Stat sainDpisb, ippSo't
o)lil6tdDc tinb, % Stitd S@weine, sitte sssno"
mdD(e init Seritn, 9ofus nnp Gsse,, cine cute
8 Gag ltbr NIT &offen, ofen init Nobr' 1.l@e'
9tit6le, Bettlabet, etn S6nttarren, Sfrrp'
bant, Setpere Safer, Gin tupferner Sesel' uno
fontt pD8 sielerlep !ea,lss Sauern unb Sa@e''ss'
lu meitlaufs gu ntlben.
2(nfan8 hes 9ertaufs nn 10 nbr Sor,n'ttass
am 9cttannten Gage. 0ebtnSnn9en 'perpeis as'
Gage oes 9crtaufs tetannt Se'aa4t nno Sc"
bdbrense Nnfwartun8 pirb 8eSeben, pott
.oetnri9 0ftHtc4.
Veie xaunftbip, YRdral. SIM
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01
llnIere ee1er tperoen Tdl ertnnern, bae

lln1ere eeier tperben ftdl ertnnern, oae
Gh neultd cine serit0renoe 8euersbrunit
in berStabt Wptbe, i'm Staat Gir9inten,
eretenete. Gin benz Hpbert Sent, @fq.
9et0riger O1e9erfnabe 1T itberfiibrt wcroen
oas Seuer an9ele9t gu haben II. bat ietn
l1rtbei[ erbaIten am 22iten Wdr3 9etdn9t
slt rpernen. Gin BON linn 9emadter 5fpeDs
ter gerlud bic Stabt in Srano 3u ite6en,
leitete su Der Gntoeduug. H..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

Die 3ahl Der Sdaafe in ben 6 Teus
gn9lano Staaten ben 4 Mtttels Staaten,
Sbio, MarDlano, &entudD uno 8ir9inien,
belduft Gd) auf IL, ,892, 1888, uno bic WoIs
le, bic man i'm cabr 1886 oapon befan,
betrd9t Al, ,9l7, ,324p pfunb ; otelelbe tpurbe
oerfanft fir 2l,l78,246 Gbaler. Die
9r6ete Sd,aafsudt in bieien Staaten be-
fbt Neu Ycrf> tpel6er oeren 1926, ,879
bat. Cib
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01
Seutlbe Calender,

Sic Stunoen ber 9lnbabt.
in etnent 8anb, ffbSn ein8eti,nbrn, preis 81 IS,
70 eten erbalteti III ptefer Drudcrvp.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
YazoO City, Oct. %, 1889.

Annexed will be found The Circular Of Judge John
NJ. Mary. annor ncing bimsefas candidate for the
CHARACTERISTIC OF Mississippi We approve Of the
sentiments expressed BY him with gard to the course
man should pursue in seeking judici Il frefermen-
ii is the only proper course, and indeed one tn (
should have great influence upon in determinin
choice We feel graf fid at this Piece Of vrtuOus
discretion 50 nohy disrlayed by Judge Mt indi-
his KIN Wedge of the solemn OF the duties of
that station he aims at-that The sanctuary OF the
law should BE- preserved holy, pure and apat from
that preudci tait which has often rendered the
tr bunal mockery AID forced suitors to selfretribu
zion in all the barbarty of oonciviIi cation We say
keep the ermine chaste. let there be not only suspi-
cion, but above it, History points out to US many
examples Of Judges whose dersions contrary to
all law and reason, and in UGH gross violation of hu-
manity, in the persons of Jeffries and S roggs,
tn It we shoul trembIr with far aud terror whe,,
ra sing man 10 an elevation that n hold the law
in chains like captive. aud send poor and pitt
less away, depoiet OF rights yet conscious the
rectitud0 OF our Gains
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23

THE Hr1GHT oE IMPUDENcE.-The lnd-
anopolis Journal tells the following story
" hlch reveals the most impudent trick that
has lately come to light
Some fellow who wished to have Mr.
Buskirk, the Postmaster at Bloomington, IN
this State, removed from Office forged let
ter in the name of Mr.. B. to the Post master
General, resigning the Office, and recon-
mending George II. Johnson, Esq, as suit
able person to fill the vacancy. Of course
Mr.. Johnson was not less surprised at re-
ceiving the appointment, than was Mr.. Bus
kirk at being superseded, without being con-
scious of any fault, or that one had been
alledged against him. He Immediately
wrote to the Department, demanding the
cause of his removal. He received for an
swer that il was in accordance with his own
request. Mr. Buskirk has as yet been una
BILE to find out the forger. He offers 500
reward for his detection.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23

A SAM PATCH DIvE.-As the steamboat
Erie was on the point of leaving the harDor
at Erie, on Saturday morning, neat Daylight
one of the hands attempted to pass over tue
wheelhouse. The moment be arrived at the
TOP and was in the act of stepping on the
trap door, which opens upon the wneel' II
was opened by some one on the Opposite eLo'
which precipitated him head foremost n tue
water, a distance of twenty-one teet. Ihere
was barely room for him to pass between the
shaft and one of the buckets, and had ne va,
ried six inches in his descent. ne would
have been dashed upon one, and no doubt in.
stantIv killed. As it happened, he reached
the water and came up unframed. On COM
inc up he very quietly observed, 'he wouldn't
make another such dive for hundred dol
Iarsl'-B Buffalo Com. Ado.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23

> We are authorized to announce JOHN NJ.
MAURY, as a candidate for Chancellor, of
the State, at the next November election.
We are authorized TO announce JAMES
PENNEY, as a candidate for the office
of Probate Clerk, of Yazoo County, at the
next November election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
H. BIGGER, Tor the office of Assessor and
Collector, of Yazoo County, at the next No
Vember election.
We are authorized to announce FREDE-
RICK W. WIRELESS, as a candidate for
Assessor and Collector, OF Yazoo County, at
the next November election.
We are authorized to announce SIMON
HAGEMAN, as a candidate for Clerk of the
Circuit Court at the next November election.
We are authorized to announce THOM.
AS SLADE, as a candidate for Clerk of the
Circuit Court, at the next November cleo.
ton.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
w. EAUM, as candidate for Sheriff, at the
next November election.
We are authorized to announce PARHAM
BUFORD, as candidate for Sheriff at the
next November election.
We are authorized to announce WI.
LEY W. RICHARDSON, as a candidate
for County Treasurer at the next November
election.
We are authorized to announce @. D.
GIBBS, as candidate for Probate Judge, at
the next November election.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
DILL4HUNTY, as candidate for Probate
Judge, at the next November election.
We are authorized toannoupce CHARLES
E. MOUNT, as candidate for Probate Judge
at the next November election.
We are Ihorized TO announce JAMES
II. VANCE, as candidate for Assessor and
Collector of Yazoo County.
We ale authorized to announce Dr.. B
IANDELL, as candidate for Representa-.
tive, at tho next November election.
We are authorized t. auuounce ANDER
SON HUTCHINSON, as candidate for the
Office of Chancellor of the State, at the next
November election.
Wa are authorized to announce DR.. HEN
RY HOLMES, as a candidate for the State
Senate, a; the next November election.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
TO THE CITIZENS OF YAzoo COUNTY.

1t is with the deepest and most sincere
regret, / feel myself compelled TO inform my
fellow Citizens of Yazoo County, that con.
fnement on the bed Of sickness and severest
i'll health render me utterly incapable of per.
forming the necessary duties Of candidate,
or of hoping to perform IN any manner those
oc Legislator. The advice Of my physician,
Doctor w. Dorsey, makes II my imperative
duty to my fellow citizens and myself, that
should, therefore, decline being any longer
candidate for the Lower House Of the Le-
gislature. With my regret, permit me to
tender to those of my fellow citizens who
have honoured me by their nomination for
the Legislature, my heartfelt thanks and
most lasting gratitude.
Respectfully,
r. S. DULIN.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23

wonted activity. Many strangers are coming
into the city, and the disease seems nearly
to have lost its original malignity. Yet the
journals dissuade ysiters from entering the
city, or those who have fed the disease, until
they can assure them ofits entire abatement.
We are sorry to perceive by the Natchez
papers, that the fever still RACES there; how.
ever, the cases are few; but generally fatal.
We hope to see a total determination Of this
awful scourge, by our next exchange, judging
from the conjectures Of gentleman of that
CITY,
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
JUDGE MAURYS
CRkaCUAAR.

FELLOW CITIzENs-Be Being a candidate for
the Office Of Chancellor of the State of Mis-
sissiPpi, | have thought it proper to furnish
you with some little information in relation
to myself. which may possibly assist those Of
you who are unacquainted with me, in form.
ing an opinion Of my character and quallfca.
tions.
was born in Williamson County in the
State of Tennessee: was educated at Harpeth
Academy, under the tuition of the late Rev
Gideon Blackburn, and studied law with
John White, Esq, Of franklin, afterwards
Judge White, of Alabama. In 1921, emf
grated to the State of Mississippi, and CON-
menced the practice of law in Warren coun.
ty. In 1924, | removed to Port Gibson, in
Claiborne county, where | continued the
practice of Law until the spring of 1927;
when, having been elected by the Legisla
ture to the Office of Judge Of the Criminal
Court of Adams county, removed to the
City of Natchez, where resided about five
years. engaged in the duties of my Profession
and Office. In the yeal 1888, being then a
citizen of Holmes county, was elected to
the Office of Judge of the Second Judicial
District OF the State, by the qualified electors
of that District. held that Office about four
years, when | voluntarily retired from the
Bench, and settled in private lie.
IhaVe spent the better half Of nv life in
this State, and am attached to it not only
I by this long residence, the character of its
citizens, and its civil institutions and laws,
but also by many valuable social relations,
and the dearest ties of affinity and blood. Nv
interest is in all respects identified with your
interest, and my destiny, whatever it NAV be.
lis blended with that of the State and its citi
zens | should therefore be impelled bv
every consideration of patriotism, of gratitude.
of self-interest, and selfrespect, to devote
my attention 10 the duties Of the Office: and
you would have, should hope, at least suf.
fcient guaranty of my fidelity to the trust.
1t remains for you TO determine from the hest
information you may be able 10 obtain-from
the opinion Of the Legislature in 1927. and
that OF large portion of the people at a later
period, expressed in the most uneuuivocal
and hattering manner: from my Professional
and Judicial experience, and general cha, ac.
Ter as citizen, whether or not am entitled
TO your support. The Office is one Of hioh
dignity and honor, and involves in its admin.
istration the INST important private rights
and interests, and, IN some degree, the wei.
fare and prosperity of the State. And can
only say, that, in.the event Of nv election. I
would endeayor to discharge its duties in such
q manner as might compolt with its elevated
character and claims. and subserye the oraat
purposes contemplated in its establishment.
JOHN M. MAURY.
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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
JEFFER SOW STREET..

We are delighted with the shower bath poured on
on this street during the last fe" days-The MACH
nery adopted to lay the ntoerable dust of the street
is OF simple construction and great cheapness nee
the0 we have been able to breathe free OF snoca ion
and enjoy the pleasures of the evening shades We
suggest TO the citizens residing on Main street to fol-
low this praseworthy example. In noticing this cir
cumsanee, present the thanks of the square to the
protector for his landale in thus getting up
this useful concern; which we assure the good
'oks is more eeacious in experiments than that Of
His Highness Ram King Espvp.