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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-29
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From our Extra Of the 22d

Owing % sickness the present week. we
were compelled to issue half-sheet, but as
amends we this day issue an extra, con-
tanning the last accounts Of the all-excl;lng
topic-the destruction Of Natchez. L con-
tains the latest news, and we now lay it be.
fore our readers.
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STILL LATER!L.

From the Free Trader Of the 18th inst,
we have still later news from the scene OF
destruction. Apublc meeting was held BY
the citizens Of Natchez, for the reception
Of the reports Of the several committees ap.
pointed At previous meeting, and torothef
purposes. Resolutions complimentary TO the
deputations from the cities Of New-OEleansl
Vicksburg, Grand Gulf, aud the adjacent
towns were passed-also motions ct various
kinds gor the relief ofthe sufferers.
The following Is 9 list ofthe names Of thcss
injured as reported BY the committee appoint
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me. wilh hi9. II is noi, therefore, 10 thr
County Of Saratoga, that cause susiaiBe,
Nv such means is likely 10 prevail.
Fellow eiiizsns, the great question is nov
before the country. IL with the exeperi
sncs Of the past. the American people think
nroper to confirm power in the hands which
now hold il. and thereby sanction the lead.
ipg policy of the Administration, il will be
YOUR duly and mine 10 bow, with submis
,Ion to the public will /; but, for myself, I
shall not believe j. possible Eos me TO he Of
service TO the country, in any department
Of public life. shall look on, with no less
love Of country than ever, but with fearful
forebod,ngs of VIA, may be near at hand.
But, fellow citizens, do not at all ex
Deci thai result. fully believe that change
: coming. five all do our duty, we shall
restore the Government to its former poll
ey, and the country to lis former prosperity.
And let US here, to day, fellow citizens,
With ful resolution and patriotic purpose Of
heart, give, and take pledges, that until this
rrest controversy be ended, our time. our
arns. our efforts, arc all due, and shall
Il, DO faithfully given, to OUR Country.
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pany comprises combination Of talent and bril-.
liant appointments that have never before concen-
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TUEPEOPLE rs. TilEOFfiCE HOLDERS.
The following States have voted during
the present wear -
RHODE ISIAND-elccting WIG GOV
ERNOR. WIG SENATE and WIG HOUSE
OF REPRESENTA- IVES, by overwhelming
muinrl,ies.
CONNECTICUT-electi WIG GOV.
ERNOR and WIG LEGISLATURE, by an
INCREASED WIG MAJORITY Of nearly
FIVE THOUSAND!
VlRGINl A--clcctng q WIG LEGlSLA
TURE, which will elect two WIG SENATOR'S
next Wipter WIG MAJORITY in the State
about 9, 0e0--daily increasing aud may reach TO-
900 by November
NORTH CABOIINA--oloctinr WIG GO.
VERNON BY nearly NINE THOUSAND ma jor-
ity, aud WIG LEGISLATURE, with ma.
lnrity Of nearly 40 on JOINT ballot
LOUISlANA-clcetlng WIG LEGlSl'A-
TuRE and two WIG MEMBERS of Congress,
with a WIG MAJORITY of the popular vote
ofTWENTY.TWO HUNDRED!
INDIANA-elreting a WIG GOVERNOR
by UPWARDS of TEN THOUSAND majority, and
both branches of the Legislature WIG The
FEDS too few to be counted.
--electing a WING COVER.
NOR by more than FIFTEEN THOUSAND
/ Vnr majority and TWO-THIRDS of both
branches Of the LEGISLATURE WING! THE
| WING STATE
/ Misunderstanding WING GOVERNOR
I hy TEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED and
I FIFTY maloriy-FIvE WING MEMBERS
! OF CONGRESS, tali) aud three tounhs of both
( hranchc. of the LEGISLATURE WING A
! clean sweep.
NAlNE-The star in the East-cectiug a
| WING GOVERNOR, WING LEGISLATURE
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NEu OaLraya. Sent. 13.

INV OHLLaNe. I-VVT' TT
Oar friend John IL. Miller, Esq. has this
day returned from enc of his Cotton Plan
tatIons at the Attakapas, upon which the
Army norm have almost entirely destroy
ed his crops. 1t usually yields 400 bales
and this season he wlll not gather more
than so 10 IS bales. 1t sweeps of 100
acres in single night, leaving the naked
stalk, without leaves or boles. In every
part Of our State il is extending its raya.
gos, and in Mississippi it has made its APP
pearance, and it is expected il will prove
equally destructive there.
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did


In this place on the 29ih of August last, of
the Congestivc Fever, Mr.. JOHN II. TLAAA-
GAN, in the 29th year of be age.
Mr. Flanagan native Of Mccklenburg
county, n. G. hut had resided for a considerable
time in South Carolina before removing o this
state, from whence he emigr1Ied AMI settled IL
this place, in March, 1896. His department since
his residence here, bad been such Us to win for
him the most sincere friendship OF all bis assoc
ates and the good viii and esteem Of the conmu.
nifty generally, and Of him it might be truly said,
he mad no enemy, but was beloved and respected
by all who knew him. and his doath was by all,
sincerely lamonted he was Treasurer OF the
county, and had for several years been Postmas-
ter at this place. The unexpected death Of one
young and possessed Of every virtue which is
calculated to endear the possessor to all who kneg
him, cannot fail TO be source of much grief .
all his relations bat they will doubtless feel much
gratilied 10 learn that he received from his hume
rous friends every attention that his situation re-
quircd during his Illness and that he had the most
able medical advice, but all would not DO the dis
ease was of such nature as daiied the skill Of
the physician aud the hand Of friendship to resist
it and his friends should therefore how with
meek submission to the will Of Heagen.
Mr.. Flanagan was professor Of religion, anc
before he left South Carolina a member Of thl
Baptist Church, but there being very few congre
cations Of that persuasion IN this part Of the
country, he had never attached himself to any
church since his removal TO this State. but ii a
most moral and crcumspect life, and the daily
exercise OF all the christian virtues, are any eyi-
derce of true christian, he certainly was one.
When informed by his physicians that his end
was approaching, he received the intelligence
with the calmest and most christian fortitude and
resignation, and remarked that he was not afraid
10 die.-Reaton (Miss.) Banner llfs ult.
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A splendid BAND.

com posed of the frs, Musicians in the country,
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X q on t1e lSt Gt tCtouer, iSiU.
A-E. H. Andrews. Edwd Alexander, Ulysses
Alexander, Miss S, j. Alexander, Ezekiel Alexan.
der, Mrs. L. J. Aiken, A, J. Alexander, Elias A.
lcxsnder.
B.-N. Boydeu, a. S. Barry, +. C. BAIT, Thos
Brown, A. Bryant, NJ. S BerryhiIl, Miss NJ. Z N
c. Buckhanon.
C-Miss L. Capps. Rev. T. j. Crowan, Mr. Cald
well, w. Canady, S Combs, ]. Cspps, NJ. CASTOR.
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Davidson.
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& Stackover, c. Sheppard, ]. Sharp, ", Shraer
|. Spencer, y, Shelby.
T--Mrs. Narcissa Thompson, S. TaIlton, Rev
G. R. Talley
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+. p Williams, J. G. Williamson, A, L. Wilkholn,
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and FIVE out Of the 5 members on Congress
being Wing gain Of Governor, Legislature
three members Of Congress, and Wing Senator,
10 be elected next Winter.
Alabama, Missouri and Illinois alone have sus.
tanned the Administration, and they By greatly re.
duced majorities. In Alabama. the Wings have
made clear gain of 81 votes 10 the Legislature
since last year.
WHAT CAN RESIST THE TORRENT OF
PUBLIC INDIGNATION, OR AVERT THE
FATE WHICH AWAITS THE OFFICE
HOLDERS2
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TIE FLAG.
Wave, MUNICH, 81 Thy banners wave,
And charge wii.. all thy chisaly.H

Wave, Munich al thy banners wave,
And charge wtl, all thy chisalyH
The DcIegaics appointed b. the Tip.
pccunoc Chb 70 attend tie Convention
at Raleigh, accompanied by q number Of
ourcsiIzons, promenaded the streets short
t.mo on Friday last, and during the pro,
ccssion, We had an opportunity Of seeing
the elegant Banner which some Of our
Young Ladies, with characteristic patriot.
ism had prepared Tor tie Delegation.
The device is most appropriate aad eS.
pressne of the character Of the Mecklen-
burg Wings, being a Hornets Nest with
few Of the determined and inyincible IL.
tie warriors guarding is entrance. The
inscription on one side is
The Horaet's Of NsckIcnburg
commenced building e0h, My 1870"
and on the other
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SPLENDID STUD OF HORSES.

This department of the Establishment has ne.
yer been approached by any similar exhibition in
the world, as regards numbers, symmetry of form,
benuty Of appearance, feet travelling, and aston.
i,hiug performances. The iattoring notices that
were bestowed upon this splendid STUD OF
HORSES By all who have witnessed their move
ments, as well as the high encominms evished
upon them by the leading papers of Philadelphia,
vii, OF themselves sustain the managers in the
assertion above made
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R0 By late arrivals from England in.
tclligcnce Is brought that Cotton had ad-
vanced I'd, and still later adyices states
that it continued firm. Our agricultural
friends will be rcioiccd to hear this intelli.
gence as their prospects has been rather
dull
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TO THE RESCUE!

We were good deal mortified, on re,
cent journey 10 the North, TO have the ques
tion constantly propnundcd 10 US" Is
there no doubt Of North Carollns 7" "Are
you sure she wiiI not dsappoint US as she
did IL 1896 r We could only express our
confident and unshaken belief that our State
was as snuud as any in the Union, and her
vote fer Harrison as certain. But etthese
repeated iu,erroeatorles necessarily sug
gested the reGection-" W hat a burning
sin it will be, If we should, BY apathy and
neglect, lose the State, when IRE bnor we
have a dead majority of ten thousand votes
in our favor ~ The Ven Buren, party are
affecting to give up the State bu, they do
so with the hope, by tina, means, Of lulIug
us into fatal inactivity. When there is SO
much at stake, is there a Wing who will
consent TO relax his Efforts Forbid i, self
interest forbid II patriotism! The Loco
Focos will 20 their death for the spols and
die hard but If every Wbrg will do his du.
,y, we shall give them Waterloo defeat.
We trust in Heaven tina, North Carolina
will never give cause again for being re.
prouched as the Rip Van Wrinkle Of the
South. She stands as high now as any
State 10 The Unon-let her take cnre not to
forfeit her reputatIon.-RGl Register.
Let spery Wing be prepared TO gire The
reason of the f0ith that is in kim-We
learn that the Ex-Sonators-th defeated
I,,l; l,to e.. E,,or,,.,r ,,I ,,,,n,- tho.
of the Leaders of the " Spells Party" have
determined to canvass the STATE Of North
Carolina, and use every effort to win her
good citizens from their devotion 10 the
Constitution of their Country. Let them
be met at every quarter. No Wing should
shrink from the defence of his cause. 1t
is the cause of Truth-the cause of the
Country. What consistency Should a
Wing speak, it is called dictafion, aud CIV.
cry effort is used to prejudice the people
against him; yet, broken down Senator
"a beaten candidate for Goyernor--a pet.
ltf gging Lawyer, oritinerant Demagogue
is always worthy of hearing, provided he
is devoted adherent of the "Great Fol.
lower" Wigs of North Carolina BE
UP AND DOING.-Ral. Register.
Mississ'rpi.--By the death Of Gen. Hine:
and by previous designations the Van Blu
zen party have lost the whole of their Elec
toral Ticket in Mississippi as originally
nominated. We have not seen who the
present nominees of the party are.
A gentleman of this city, recently re
turned from tour through Mississippi
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MECkLESBURG COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lgu, August Term,
1910.
Alexander J. McLenahan
rs Petition for Divorce
Sarah McLenshen.
e I appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
II that the Defendant, Sarah McLcnahan, is not
an inhsbitant OF this State, II is therefore Oydsr.
ed, that publication be made for three months in
the Charlotte Journal and Carolina Waterman,
that the said Sarah Mcbcnahan appear al our next
Superior Court of Law, to be held for the County
Of Mecklenburg, al the Court House in Charlotte
on the Bird Monday in February, lS4l, and an.
swor or said petition will be heard ex partc and
Judgment awarded accordingly.
Witness, JenninG B. Herr, Clerk Of our sale
Superior Court, at Charlotte the 3rd Monday il
August, A. u 1910, and the 65th year Of Aneri
can Independence.
b. KERR, c. sc.
Price adv. $40 til
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"Oid Woman, sud I"--Mr, Doyev, the
hcer employed TO take the census OF kIng =
foluty, informs us that he met al the resi-
frace Of Mrs. Maria Sulwell al Gravesend.
4 colorcd woman a, the advanced age Of one
lndred aud thirteen 2he appears to be
y perfect health; eats, drinks and sleeps
feL She performs all her duties as a do.
aes'c with astonishing energy and activity
Oe says she can milk the cows as readily
She could hundred years ago.--Broo6
Ma Ners.
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gTThc Wings Of Arson, CabarruS and
Mecklenburg, have been for some time
making preparations for holding a Large
Meeting on the 23rd instant in Arson Coun-
ty, for the purpose of discussing the I'M
portant questions that are now ag'iatlng
the Country. We are sorry to learn that
the Van Buren, men intend to hold a meet
mo on the Dist, 22nd and 23rd, no doubt
for the purpose of interfering with the
Wing Meeting. We hope the Wings will
bear this in mind and turn out.
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WINFIELD SCOTT


E@ We committed a small error last
week relative to elections in some of the
States and we now make the correction.
Georgia and Arkansas voted GU Monday
last, tlhc 9th J Maryland on the It'll, South
Carolina will vote on the 18th, Pennsyl-
yania and Ohio On the 18th.
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| A Monster. The remains Of the annual
1 ouhd by Mr. kock Of ST. Louis, have been
'opery Sc, up, and ITS entire length IS thur
b sei, and its height fifteen feet. What
nons,rosly IL must have been when ahve
sbelieved TO be specimen of the Ietrd
faNodoa of Goldman, a species whose exist
|eoce was doubted at tho time when that dis
|uanilshed naturalist announced II.
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"a Sec Mr.. Wehster's Speech. We
arc aware from the location OF Mr.. Web
stcr that with many, no matter how sound
the doctrine set forth, 1t would be received
with distrust but when ue find man adj
yocaiiug doctrines with truth and sober
ness that we believe beneficial to our re-
public we shall not ask whether he is from
the North or the South, or whether he is
a Democrat or Fcacrali,t, hut shall 20 for
them with all our heart, Judging from
what has passed that the best Of Us are la
bic 10 change and advocate measures which
under different circumstances We woud OPP
pose. We hope then the Speech VIII he
read free from prejudice and # Mr. Web
ster advocates measures that Will raise our
Republic IN the scale of Nations approve
,hem--if not discard them.
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G,5- The ADORE Company ,riH erhibit al
Cooks Store en- Friday the l6th, and a
Bell Air on Saturday the l7th October.
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Gt1a1lnftR
Thursday, October =, 1850.
Tire E'eOpse's Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
Wf5. 81. HARRISON, of Ohio.

One Presidentiot T.rm-the integrity Of Pull,
Serraafs-the satety If he Pubiic Money, ana
The general good Of he PEOPLE.