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no F8RNtT rs.

4 CASH FOR WtIENT--rhc suhsrrihrrs viii r1y
I the market price IN CASH ~, shrai, delivered
~ iiistr - ciIOiss o. Ai.rroe sfrr'
5scJ afOOpI q CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-12

NorlCE-LooH OUT FOR BREAkFRs-.
! hose knowing Themselves indebted To- the firm
ct j. * Reilly. either by noe ur book account. viii
please call aud make settlement on or before the In,J
oi November or The accounts will be placed in The
hahs OF proper officer. Tor collection 10y that time rs il
Is necessary for the subscriber quidae tho debts OF
the firm as as POesiblo JOSEPH REILLY
oct27.
CeHn BAGS Green Rrn Coff.e.
cSSo - DO Lag'Erl do. Cor sale low b.
CRANGLE & BAILEYS
nov u
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J. M'KEE q. son.
GROCERS, COMMISSION & PRODUCE
MERCHANTS.


NO. ] JoaNsToS's ROW
WHEELING. Va.
( NOPARfNERSiiif.-Th. subscribers have Tins
~ day formed e,'rariRer-hip for the purpo OF
"a"saciing Wholesale GrOcsry, PrslEce aud Com
mission oasincss IN THE city. under the firm OF J. NJ.
NEE & y. Having rented the house lately occu.
peel by J. VI. Wheat corner Of Johusrous row near the
Market house, they receiving full stock OF
Grocerios which they o,r for sale at the lowest ca,b
prices
Approved country produce taken in exchange.
JAMES M'kEE
oct - JAMES VI. MKEE.
NOTICE.
III. partnership heretofore existing between The
Il Notwithstanding under tho firm of Barr g. Ro5h
a' shddisr' Was Ihis day Dissolved 10y mutual consent
Either of the partners authorized to setile IA,
dsh's OF the firm. Ai.vA BARR.
WA. NJ. RObB
n. b. a. Barr will continue the saddlinr hu.ine,.
ia AL ITS branches al the late stand of barr Rubb-
By giving hi. whole attention 10 the business he
hopes to receive liberal share Of public panu,nge
sep $50 a. BARR
Orleans sugar. by tho IIogshead
~ or ariel for sale low for cash.
nov 10 JACOB " MITCHELL.
BUFFALO RoBES-lO bales inst received and
, for sale hy nov II JACOB & MITCHELL
4 NhANBERkIES-5 barrels received nnd iur .aIe
~ by SOLOMON KING, &c Water ST.
oct22
ar JOHN FRlSSELL-iIus removed TO Main
~ street Wheeling. nearly opposite Geo. Duly.
'n shop where he will DC Away. prepared to attend
calls ia hrs profession.
sept l3-;f
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on KE.;S KNntrcSy t,vis TpS,eco jrsr rsce'.
Ou vsd sal ibr sale by JOS REILLY
dec II
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NDrit o..
AZ hos, moving ,hers~,cs Indebted ~ nv q. ne.
hy note ur DpJk aycouui--sil plrrsc coll rnI make
payment on M bcfrrs ihc 9rh ul Urrenlbsr = 90 ,
mlkc no payments o. o5 sculctnruis with amy other
tlan ug sci--'il1so having pccopu's vrh &c will
please p,csaut ticin Immediately ~ settlement
dec LIN J g. SNiUrR
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KNOX. II.OYD 4 90

LOkING GLASS. Porirm q Picture fTan,r
n m1huiacturer--Thc sub criber respectfully IN.
forms The citizens of Wheeling and yieiniy. that hc
has commenced. ia connection with hs Gfrncr bssi.
ness. the Looking Glass. Portrait and Picture Frame
Gliding, &c. in all its branchss-He has engaged Mr.
Jas. Robinson. from the first manufactures in New
York. whose workmanship Is unG nor To no'e in ih,
Union, an ~ now prepared to execute al drdefs in that
line. lie will constantly kecp hand m offensive
assortment Of LOOKING GLASSES of every descrip.
ton in Gilt and Mahogany and Fancy Frames Picture
and Portrait frames utae order Old framcs recil;
and Gliding ofevery description done in the besstyL
july IL. W BRANSTRUP.
Agent for r Barlow
NISSOLUFIOS or PARTNERSHIP
81 Partnership heretofore existing under the firm OF
j. J. Reilly. IL this day Dissolved y mutual consent
all those indebted To SAID firm either Jy koir or book
accourH viii please make immediate rn,fnent Ia 10.
scph Reilly Who il duly authorised 10 settle h. bn.,
ncss ni the late frfu JOSEPH REILLY
sep lsip JAMES REILLY
The undersigned beFs leave to tender his warmcS,
thanks to The customers of tie late firm for their
share oi patronage and solcits continuance Of bsr
custom IS he IS sbout getting ON new nnd cnn,plcie
stock gOccres and liquors which ha viii he happy m
10 se low for cash all kinds OF country proiufr taken
I IN exchange for goods JOS REILLY.
sci Ne. lbi Market Square.
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a. AvERILL.
RCfGstsc FhHSfrt<sss,

Market Squire, sost side next door ~
j. ChapLhe u sons NHEELIsO. Ia. will attcuu
all cails the iine OF has profession with prompt
ness aud fidelity. All kinds Of Botanic InedIcin.s
carefully selected, and prepared with directions Tor
using constantly on hand Sen2.-tf
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Sn Half chests Young Tyson Tea
~ 50 boxes GuhIo-der do
80 d. Imperial do for sale los
CRANGLE + BAILEYS
~ Boxes Clyendish TnIarro,
g cD 20 bills Brywn Tanner. Oil.
BOO kegs Pittsburgh JuniaIra Nails. ns-,rte1
fF sale by CRANGLE * BAILEYS
nov 81
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'ELLSBURc 10 FIERY. Class I D. 10 DC drawn nj
Ae,antlria. Dec. 5Ih lSID
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pnln lbs SianIsh Sole Leather
-OOO bbls, Gruund pepper.
do do ginger.
cuSk Carrots Scotch snuff
20 B xes Bedford Sperm raudIe.
WI '"' ~ nov II CRhNGLE & BAILEYS
q EH k"Ss cn>cys Sweet TJbacoo,
q Fo c4sk Hn.ldrr.
50 bh's. csmy,.cd
50 'Iu chip logHuod
2J1 bags shot assorted Nos
5 casks { Salts
s do Alum.
do Vriln Red.
do Spanish Bcown
for sale low nov 81 Cp.yCIC
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NEW YORK IlATS.--Jusi recei"cd nt the Fash
ioaabio Hat and Cap Store, No i79. Main street
few tUz superior Hats ,nufnctiIet in the CITY OF
New ork expressly Tor this Market. III, So " no
wish for sFLE.DID article NJ! please call aud cx
amiGo them before pu. chasing rlseW here,
\. &. McCALLAM, ospu site Va. Hotel.
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comnlilal 81 bail. The first msasnte taken 81
magistrate IS 10 exact security from tie defendant,
81, ia case 81 refusal, to incaFcefafe him, de
ground u the accusation and ihe importance 81
the cha ges against him are tlea astaseds TIE
following conclusions ) d hen dednces from The
above. st Is evident that Legislation of this
kind Is lossile II DE poor man and favorable only
u The rich. The poor man has not lWays So
cnritg 70 produce, eyenin civil cause and If he
s obliged to wait for justice ii prison. he IS
speedily reduced 70 distress. Tie wealthy indi-
yidaal, On the contrary, always escapes inprison-
ment d civil causes; nay more. he may readily
Ielude The punishment Yhich awaits him 81 break
ing lis BAIL So that all the penalties 81 The law
are for him reducible to fnes''--Ee then adds,
and very justly too, that, "the explanation Of the
phenomenon Is 10 Be found Id England he laws
Of which i speak, IRE English, and the Americana
have retained chem, howes er repugnant they may
be 70 The tenor Of their legislation, and the mass
Of their ideass Such being the fact--and il Is
clearly the case-lhat this System 81 legislation
which ems to the mind 81 foreigner 10 BE 50
extremely aristocratic, is retained from the laws
Of England, is il not strange thai the Congress
/ Of the Uniled States should not have long
since adopted ali uniform system 81 bankruptcy.
Bankrupt Laws have existed ii England for many
years, ret, while we draw 50 heavily upon Eng
land ioF civil and criminal laws, and our Constr
tuition which is the fundamental law Of the land,
requires the passage of such law. orr egisators
seem % have, strangely enough, avoided its adop-
ton. The defeatof the Bill which originated ii
the Senate, has been attributed 81 some Of the
friends Of the measure TO the ateness Of the sea
son; members having pfirats bills which had been
kept back to Nuke room FOR public measures,
knowing the discussions that would arise, voted
lay itson the table; but am sorry to believe
that il was defeated By that spirit Of parry which
looks at all measures with sinister glance which
40 not originate with itself The vote upon the
question shows too clearly that party had much
to do with lis defeat
Very truly yours.
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Triafng Wllh Scored Things

The Lexington Union, after finding .
mares nest ii the discovery thai the Wing
Convention Of Harrisburg was an Abolition
Convention. and going on lengthy to proes
that which no one man il the country was
ever yet fool enough 10 dream Of closes with
this exclamation. Yet, as ne Lord Ifretk
these things are true. 2
Now, in al gravity, THE is carrying the
joke TOO far. Trife with politics f you viii,
but don't trife with the Almighty.
IN Western Pennsy Ivania they have fixed
upon the memorable 10th Of September. the
day Of Perfy's victory. for their Harrison
celebration.
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PROSPECTUS
OF TIE FIFTH VOLUME OF
sesEgsB RA8@0 WI Ga

EgsB & A840 SGskRse Ga
We present this paper tothe public with
the view of extending the circulation of the
WING Of this city still further into the
midst Of The community in which we live,
than our present subscription extends. The
extension Of political intelligence and truth
The spread of general and miscellaneous
information-th support Of public morality
and the moral character Of our state, and
laborious compensation TO the proprietor and
his family. make up the motives for this
effort 10 extend our subscription list.
Forseven long years we have, N this city
lent an untiring exertion ~ behalf Of the
great cause Of political truth and the welfare
Of our country. We have opposed the late
and present administrations Of the general
government without hesitation and without
compromise in all things where they have
acted in our opinion, for the benefit of
party regardless Of the good of the people.
And through the dark seasons Of The coun-
Try, within the lasttwo years, when public
Wickedness seemed to flourish ike a green
bay tree-when the President seemed 10 be
successful in carrying his party and his party
measures in party triumph over the land ssin
spite of fhe fameAialioRs Of ne people" we
hare moi faultered ia single nerve OF re-
Taxed iii a single effort in the battle 81 re-
IuLals AUt Atli4lA4Itl NN nav u LNMLLLt.IMRu
the moral aapossibilag of the FINAL success
of party, and consequent overthrow 81 he
people. Ia a country Ike this. We have
maintained an nnWaivering confidence ~
the patriotism Of the people, Thar they sooner
81 later, control their own interest ana ia
themselves Of this immense unnecessarT
evil. that now 50 universally paralises the
industry Of the people Of this great country
We have endeavored faithfully ID spres7
over the county ail useful Information. s,lcb
as see from time o time, have thought wonld
Interest and benefit our readers; and We have
lendeapored O. protect lhe public morsl;tv
and character ii the State against forefr1
aggrosion and internal bickefinr rn1
I qnsnde.
So present. an earnest 0f the future
The pages of our Journal which We have AZ
raadg published and our promise Ihaf our
Industry and eIseVeranca shall at al
dmes in requisitIon " mako OH paper
useful % the public g within our means.
ANY person procuring i5e nbsCribeI
be enlitled % one copy ior their exc ,icn
1hht riG WALL 3s furnished Ia
eubscrhers ~ IvE DorrA8 n Anvkrcr.
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Du bose . TEfc1,rrlIeo--.
HAcroRs AND CONFUSION MrncnAnrs,
No 10. Camgl 6lxeeI,

tAcTORs AND CONFUSION MERCHANTS,
10 40, Camp Street.
espectifally return their thanks % theii
numerous friends lor the very liberal
patronage bestowed on them during tie pasl
"soason. and they take this occasion 70 assure
them that they arc permanently established
and expect @ continue long u ihe above
business; Their governing rulei Ia business
Is % do justice % alImen, guard against La
bililies, and obey instructions; In carrying
out which they have assurances Of having
general satisfaction. Their business ii con
fined chiefly 70 tie receipt and sale of Cot
ton. Sugar and Iolasses, and the purchase
of goods fofplanleIs, whose interests receive
their undivided attention.
They confidently refer those with whom
they have not The pleasure ofan acqaain-
lance, 70 all for whom they have ia any way
transacted business, and respectfully solicit
and hope to deserve i continuance or PAT
ronage.
81. Orleans, June ! 4 July 3-52.I3i
B Those papers that published for Us
last season viii please insert the above week
iy 3 months, and forward to Us for payment;
also, the Vefnillionyille Gladiator viii il-
.sert as above d 81 r
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EscApE Tho jail 81 ST. Louis was broken
open on the q alt. and nine prisoners escap-
led: John Dashal ior horse stealing, William
Atkinson lor robbing. John Jones for larceny
benjamin Gray for lareene. James Fugal for
robbing, Rosanna ~ Donald a white woman,
for embezziement Benlamin Hogany for lar
|ceny, and John Lewis ior larceny.
Or The Louisville Advertiser has given
orders 70 The Yanites Of Kentucky to 10 go
% 70 more ghig meetings. Thisorder ahews
the wisdom Of their leaders, for We assure
them there Is much danger II letting their
men ATTEND those places. Better keep them
away if you expect 20 keep them at all.
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were adopted.
On motion 81 j. : Stevens,
4.esotred, That delegates be appointed ~ the
CHAIR e attend the South Western Convention, 70
be held q Nashville, Tenn, On the third Monday
in IA ugust.
Whefenpon the chair appointed the following
N lanack enb0ss. q. ID Gibbs, a.
Slllnan, ]. a.. Stevens, II. iii Pease, a. II. Nor
toni ughes, A. Glib, IS g. Matthew'S N SUBJ
let,s . Dixon, Henry Hagan, p W Nye, e B Pope,
3 2 lrliiins = h Smith, 4 Hunter, ! ] Swart.
went, Al. S. Perkins. w. Fnaaa. III. RI Hoh
and 4 ConnAey
On motion, che chair vas added p the commit-
tee
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NOTIGE.
FOR SALE.

For Mississippi Union Bunk Money.
II WILLsell the following described property
in Yazoo City, to wit:--Lot No Z, on which
there y q two story frame building now occupied
warehouse now occupied by RI. II. Randolph
BOT No. 400, on which there Is a dwelling house.
Lot No. s, on the corner Of Main and RunnelIs
streets, good business stand. Part Of lot No. z,
on which there is a store house, now occupied by
myself. EDWARD j. COURTNEY,
June s., 1870. 48-6t
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UNION HOTEL ].
Union Bank Money slt PA

JAAAe9lA bslAal1 Money q IT.
MON MONEY viii Sc received at par
Ct the UNION HOTEL, III Grenada.
until January next We have good society,
good health and good water, with asnlphuI
we'll and Eath Houses convenient 10 the
as may call Ct $50 per month, including al
expenses, servants half price, horses 500
per month-What more is necessary Say
YOURSELF TIIOS. b. IVES q co.
Proprietors.
Grenada, Aug. !, 1910. 5-3t.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE

BY virtue Of authority vested IN me as As
sessef and Collector. Of tax es for Yazoo coun-
ty, will expose To public sale. At the court
house door the town of Benton, oil .afon-
day the Sd day of August $40, for cash, to
the highest bidder, the following property
TO wit.-Lot No 267 assessed as the prop-
ertv of James Warner, also LOT 1879, assessed
as the property of Rogers 4 Drake The above
named property lying and being IA the cor
porate limits Of Yazoo City, formerly .Han-
chester, as laid down on the map Of said
town, is levied on to pay the taxes of the
above named persons due for the year 1889
s. i. JAMES, a. q g.
81 The above saless.is postponed until Mon
day, The 18th inst.
Jan 81, 1910 PRS fee S26) sop 3-2t
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NOTICE.

10y VIRTUE Of authority in me vested
as Assessor and Collector of Faxes for
the Corporation of Yazoo City, Twill expose
TO public sale, on Saturday the 18th, July
next, III said Town, for cash, to The highest
bidder, the following property, to witt
Lots Nos lob, and I04, assessed as the
property of S. d. Howell, Lot No 24s8, asses
sed as the property of Kezer g Maynard.
The above named property, lying and being
in the corporate limits Of Yazoo City, as
laid down on the Map Of said Town, is levied
on to pay the Taxes of the above named
persons, due the said Corporation for the
year 1880.
JAS. PENNEY, A. r. @.
Aprilsth. 1910. At.
The above property is postponed until Sa-
turday the 18th August.
July "a, 1910. 81
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ADV ~ R IT'S III WI 10 III rs.
Proceedings Of the City Council.
A2oo CRY, Aug. Sd, 1910.
= Nhnnnl { = $500
An Ordinance

An ordinance
To amend an Ordinance, entitled San Or
dinance to regulate the Market in Man
chester, (now Yazoo City and to prevent
forestailing, &c Adopted February 9th,
1889.
Seer |. BE Il Ordained BIZ The Prcsi-
dent and Selectasen Of Yasoo City, That
.fromand after the passage of this Ordinance,
it shall not be lawful for any person or per
sons, 10 carry for sale, offer OF vend, in and
through any Of the streets thereof, or at any
other place than the Market House, meats
of anY description whatsoever, without first
the same at the Market House
TO the Town Constable with the ear marks
OF The same. And any person or persons,
who shall ia any manner whatsoever, violate
the acquisitions of this Ordinance, shall in
cur a penalty of mol less than ten nor more
than twenty ive.dollars for each and every
offence so committed, recoverable with cost
before tie President, by warrant and execn-
ton returnable forthwith, in the name of the
@Presidenl and Selecimenr of the town of
Yazoo City; one moiety for the benefit of
said town, the other 10 the informeF.
Sect. 2. Be Il further Ordained, That
the Town Constable shall attend regularly
at the Market House at daylight, and re-
main there one hour for the purpose of re-
coring tile marks Of such meats as may be
brought there for sale; and that the said
Town Constable shall be entitled to fifty
dollars per annum for said services, to be
paid out of any monies in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
w g. RASPBERRY, Prest.
JAS. PENNv, Clerk, pro. TEN.
Yazoo City, Aug. 8, 1910. sit.
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~ have form Co Fatneshipin the
Mercantile business to be conducted
ii the name and style Of 81 s. II. I.EAvEI.
We have now oFfhand q very large Stock of
Spring and summer Goods,
lately purchased ii the Northern Market
which We VIII sell very low for cash. We
earnestly invite those coming 10 town to
give Is q call before buying elsewhere, and
we tlatsef ourselves we can please them
both as u tie price and quality Of orr goods.
JANIS S LEAYIIss
III LEAYEB.
Yazoo CITY. Nav + 1910. 45-6
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Rnccasa 70 rade.

The steamboat New England recently ar
rived at Chicago with fifty single ladies' Of
assorted ages, destined for the Rock River
<snsarkef.''
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0rr Who, in our country, has ever stem
ed such a powerful and incessant torrent Of
calumny and abuse as has Gen. Harrison
since his nomination.
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Avn Orlinance

Relating to the Wharf Of YazOo Gig.
WHEREAS, BY the terms Of a compromise
made and entered into By the proprietors Of
The $ Commons and the President and
SelSetmen Of the Town Of Manchester, (loW
Kazo1 City, and which said compromise
was made the basisof q. decree Id Chancery
in a suit then pending, the then occupants
upon that part Of the ssCommonsn designat.
ed ID said deed Of compromise as the Wharf,
were required 10 remove all such buildings
as we're within sixty feet of high mater
naark, within certain time therein specif.
ed, and which time has now elapsed And
lit being further provided By said deed of
cofnpfonise, and the said decree iii Chan
lcerY that If the owners or occupants of said
bud ings should fail or refuse 70 remove the
same within the time specified, that the
Corporate Authorities Of said Town of Man
chester noW Yazoo City should proceed to
lie removal of said buildings, II The pro-
per cost and charges of the owners and &C.
lcupans And whereas, also, the We're
House owned by the heirs 81 Doctor VIM.
Il Richards, dec {, comes within the power
of said compromise and decree Therefore,
Re q Resolped BY Tie President ana
Seleciaen Of Yasoo Citg Tint tie Com
mitlee on Whafves be instructed, forthwith.
I'd notify a Sfillman, the acline Agent d
the heirs of the said Doctor V II. Richards.
decd, 70 remove said warehouse within
thirty days; and ID case Tie said StilIman
Aegleet OF refuse to remove the same then
the said Committee be authorised 70 con.
tract with some person foE lie removal 81
said Sesfr-f,cf4era and 4haf ffsn raSd fson.
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DISSERTATION.

EENHE Cop partnership heretofore existing
between r. TO III. LEAvEL, was dis
solved on the 9Th ult 81 mutual consent.
All those having claims against saii firm will
present them to FL. Leaxel for payment, and
hose owing said firm or that Of T. i. Leavel
IS Co, viii please come forward and make
payment to Il. LeaVel.
Il 1T I.EAYEL,
Ell. LEA VEL.
Yazoo Civ. Nav IL. 1910. 45-6f.
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tNo particular Business.,,

A "Democratic Meeting was held a
Benton, in this county, on the 18th July,
and, as their proceedings state hey had
no porticuIar business before them', they adj
;Ourned. This was certainly the best .bnsi-
ness they could do.
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ABSENCE OF MIND.-The Iatest-tse VeTy
latest ease.-The following is from the Globe
of the 18th June.
eve cannot consent that any misstate-
ment of facts shall exist in the Globe. when
ever we are informed of the true state of
the cases.
There. What do you think of that!
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1t appears that w. 3. Dabneyof Virginia
Bank memory, has been fully committed for
trial without the privilege Of enteTing bail.