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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-02
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virtue a Deed of Trust executed
bY Alexander Smith and 6eoree
Callahan ~ me, s. Trustee, bearing dale the
18th day D January, pS1. and recorded s.
the Clerk q Office 81 azso county. State a
nllssIssIppis q secure % William 8. Halle the
payment IF I've sevefa promisoFg notes, ore
lor the sum q S5 .s0e and due Ghe - dag
ol January, 1888: one note lor SIS 600 due
lsk January, $685. one note lof SIS .33S $500
and one note for s 600 due 1T January
1899; 0ne note for SO 333 $500 due Is
January, 1910. I. Alexander Halle. IFna.
sse as aforesaid, and 81 tie request 6 Vim.
Haile'a administrators, will, 81 he
10Th deg Of October merit
Il g o'clock, ~ It the door ST t,c Court
House il the town Of Benton. offer for sale
70 the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described property III said Deed mentioned.
W: lae west hall 81 Section 10 E s. the
east half 81 the northeast quarter of Section
DO 81 aid the north-east quarter and the
west half III the rth-eass ~ Sec.
ton NO. S., 81 ia Iownshi 40 anee
4, west 0f the basis meridian of lands ii the
Mount Salus District ii the state ST Iiissis-
bippi. Also. The following
SLAVES, 10 W1T:
William aged 27 years Josn sged 81 yeers
West aged s3 years, Jones &C., 80 years,
charlotte aged &c years and heg e lid laoFye
aged SIX monthss Bslse e5 ~ yasfs,
Racheal aged AZ years assd is years,
and Harriet aged 3 years, and
"a
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-02
MlANII.I..A 1G9GING.



lJs'p received direct from New York,
~ Richn id. 81, large and superior
assortment 81
StapIe Goods Groceries, &C.,
which will Be sold i snn n adysncss On cost.
at Whoiesais ard rytsil to country Merchants
Of Planters, consisting III part Of the follow
ing articles, liz:
501 piecss Begging,
60 G lis Rope,
SD lbs. IUine,
q Il wool Socks,
% bsles Linseys,
10 do. Jeans,
~ pi ces fns Jeans,
20 do. Glennock, do.
o pair Russ Il Brogans,
do. Calf and Kip do.
Ia do. do. youthI do.
q esses fine aiad coarse Boots,
50 bales gegrs Shifting,
~ do broYgn Shirting s. Sheetsng,
8 bales Blankets,
10 cases Hats, fine end coarse,
SO boxes Candles,
50 egs Nils,
SO do White Lead,
20 boxes T.bacco,
cases Saddles, assorted,
100 dns Brides, do.
100 do. Mart ngales, do.
900 Sercinglas and Girths,
20 dozen Blind Brisles,
20 do. Times,
10 10. NhiPs, assorted,
8 do. Brooulz.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-02
10 WIT:

three Horses five mrl shreS yoke Of oxen,
three cows stock 0f sgs, 80 waruons,
and such farming ItsItiess ars 81 the
.as ii vested ID me 81 virtue 81 sei Dsed 81
Trust, which Is believed 10 So uraue s.iona-
Bis good
ALEXANDER HALLE, Trustee.
Sept. 18, rs 10. ll-sf.
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= = - .
IA 81 81 bc0t 2 lss Of pfil lsst, ste
made san. e g lhe
undo igned, be1Ii ass 20 SO
a three months 90.
al persons tofN aed from trading 81
said note, IS ayfnen has oe sIpppea
City. S
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-02
70 Families, BoatInen and Raftsnaen.

We have been presented s. or friend !.
mr.. ] y. Caldwell, with al unusually ine
article Of eefIse end pepper. already epsf
ed Cor use paTched AM ground and pm up
in pound aud quarter pound papers. THIS
is { neu idea, md ouI iriends rill ind i &
very great conreniaace. Go 70 bis Store,
buy supply aud lien soe WiiIl know as much
about i as We do; end you vii End mssy
other things there vel WsFth notice.
See bis advertisement IL sotheF column.
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company ORDERS
ik.A AAll.l,ie Company 6f Y6zoo CITY
esAi, 81 paladenl fazoo City 81
SAtpUDAK THE 3fd on OCTOBER
1oAs, 4sAAsa hlla ipped as The law directs.
Il MORTON, Captain.
1890 ely, Sept IS, 1870. iQot
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-02
NOTICE
IOsEPH 3. FERRInAY.
w. ID .WsKINSTRY.

Storage VI Commission lerci ant
a@WER LANDING.
Yazoo City, Dec. 5, 1889. S2-tf.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-02
RICHARD NUGENT
II. Nv. TURPIN
HUGH WATT
New Orleans, July ], 1910 Ism.

THE undersigned flate of the f IA Of NJ.
gent, Turpin & Wattl has taken into part.
nership Mr.. Alfred n Hopkins, Of this city,
and will continue the Com Mission Business
under the firm Of NUGENT, HOPKINS
co.
RICHARD NUGENT.
New Orleans, July I, 1910 Ism.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-02
NOIICE.

IA NILE copartnership heretofore existing
firm Of N UGENT, TURpIN q WATT. ii
New Orleans. and TURPIN, WATT & co,
Al Grand Gulf, Mississippi, Is this day dssol-
we'd By mutual consent. The unsettled bust.
ness Of the houses will Be attended tD BY
Richard Nugent, IN New Orleans, and Fl.
W Iurpin and Hugh Wait, al Grand Gulf
who are authorized 70 use the names Of the
respective firms for the purposes Of liqnida-
sfinr m ~
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Benton I0 1910 3 s
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VOLUME ".
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BY
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TER NJ S..


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Notice,

FEyHE subscriber proposes opening Fe.
q male School in this District, Eear the
Pineywoods House, at his own residence,
which for health is perhaps surpassed by no
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PNOSPrC US
Ofa new week Iy Paper To BE- published i'll
Augusta. <Ga.) entitled
EssEi SOU 6'ENiigsNEEs.
"PriuciuLcs=NOi /" lLcu.

TTiHCtPcS--NOt McH.
Z n order I, expose and coEIit.rurt lle mis-
81 pr, Srnt ,lI0liS aud iaSri.O us 50 urbusiI-
Ih.iy result. to alid disseminate lIy the FeGc
raj W " Presses OF lie c,.unrl. la le PIES, 1T
contest Tor the Pre>i !ency. and liz order L"
pla"r brlo.c the People 0i G..urSia :; iaI II nj
arcou ul past and paSs..g cv. ntS, as they Ie-
late Ia the ',rlestiu. sal issue we shall begin the
pub Icalioa Of il weekly sheet. Oh Satnr"ay ,n
9TH oi June neat, which will tcrna.c OH the
:ilst of October Inlnwing. We have brrn
urged nn to the adoption o this undertaking. br
many OF orr puil ical friends. who have scei
rs well us ourselves tho uiIsrrlipluis and
niyhly ccSilrabl' COURSE pursued by orr oI o.
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ui.lblp and Ju-t feelings, is character iZrd by Il
p rverSion and distortion Of well authenticated
Iact-, an Il feeling of In red deg atIng 10 hu.
man iii Ilre. aud Ia the respect " Iricli should hc
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we cnn, ideras political I;icndS all those cilizells
who. sovcrrei by patriotism alone, snpport
men for The SAKE Of Principe. and l;,e welfare
of the cOu.try.
We must show 10 The peonln of Tie United
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and of the Stale Institutions projected by the
constitution. threatenened aS they ire hy Il party
which. dislesardng honest and fair means to
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the amount Of subscription.
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Augusta, Ga. May II, 1910
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TO Merchants, Physicians, Plan
,o., aud rho prhIic i'm reucral.

tcrs, and the EubiIc an general.
WyHE Subscribers are now receiving, in
Il addition to their former Stock. large sup.
plies of DRUGS, sc. &c , making their as.
sortment the most complete ever before offered
for sale in this market. TO which they would
call the attention of the Physicians. Merchants,
Planters, and all those who wish TO purchase
any thing in their line. Among the many ati
clcs (which their Stock is composed. are the
following viz:
OILS.-Sperm or Lamp Oil, of different
qualities, Lirlseed or Paint do, Train or Tan
llers do, Meats foot do, Castor do. Sweet do.
PAINTS. VARNISHES. Sc.-Wliite Lead.
of different brands and qualities, ground III oil,
and in kegs ni 200lb lOGlb, sob, undz5ib each.
Dry White LeadyChromc Green, Chrome Yel-
low, Chrome Red. (a beautiful article and a
substitute fol Vermillion. at much less price.
Yellow Ochre, Stone Ochre, Red Lead, Lit,
arge, Lanlpblack, Verdigris. dry and ground i'll
oil, also BIuc, Green. Yellow. Black, and Paints
of all colors ready mixed for Use, Spirits Tnr.
pentine. Copal Varnish, 1st and 2Gd qualities,
japan Varnisi. Black or Leather do.
BRUSHES--Paiut Brushes, of all sizes,
Cloth do. (sumetIlng new und superior,) Hair
do. do, Tuoih Furniture. Flesh. Nail. White
Wash, B;acfimg, Horse, (somelliing fine. Tun-
ncrs. Courier or Dusiing, Crumb. Hearth,
Shaving, (a very fine arlice,) Com5, Sweep
ing SCI nbbiug. and Painters Dnsing Brushes.
together with variety Of other brushes used
by Painters and others. not herein mentioned.
DYE STCFFS-Among whrh are Spanish
FIout Indigo Carolina do. Madder, Cnpperas,
Logwnod. BraZil-wood, Nicwood, Canwood,
Annattn. &c. &c.
MISUNDERSTANDING the many ofwhich
are the following. viz: Sulphate Quinie, Sui.
plate Morphine, Acetate Morphine. Piperiuc,
S;rychninc, Iodine, Elateriuui, lIydrodatc Pot
ash krenSnle. &c. &c.
PATENT MISUNDERSTANDING which
are the following. viz: IIoncks l'anacea. In.
dian do, Swaim'S DO, SmIl's ALii Mercnrial
Syrup, or Swaim'S conqucrnr. the llygean
Syrup. Spohn's cure for sick Head Ache.
Green's Tonic Mixture, (a cure for Fever and
lguc.) Also Peters Pills. Bcrkwi lis do.
Snanli's do. Couk'< DO, Lrc's do. Evali's do.
&C. together with Il general assortment of the
uIus, popular nostruins Of the day.
\ full assortment of PerlilmGry and Soaps.
Of the finest qualities.
An assortment OF & ass Ware for Physicians
and CnnIert:onrr's use; such as Specie Jars.
and Tincn,rG Bottles oi different sizes. Gladu-
atcd Measures and Fuurs!s.
ALSO,
Window Glass Of varinl,s sizrs. from 6 by 2.
to 20 by 30, all of which they wiIlseIl OIL f,vora-
hle terms. III. K. COOK & co.
Hamburg, Oct 3. lS39 tf3G
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NO.
COLUMBIA, May is.


Tie Rsather.-We have had an ex,raordina-
ry instance of Geld weather., during the last
week On Thursday evening, at twilight,
fresh breeze sprung up, and was followed by o
very unusual GOODNESS of temperature, that
greatly increased Oh Saturday night, and was
so severe. from that time till Wednesday, with
occasional rain.) rs to render fires and over
coats not only comfortable, but even necessary
1t then moderated gradually, and has continued
to du so since, bul was still very cold yester-
day. II has been far the coldest period we re-
cullect to have ever experienced Mt this seuson
OF the year. and more like November, or Fcbru-
ary, thnn May.
We understand that n severe tornado, ac.
companied by hail and heavy rain, passed
through Fairfield District, on Friday, at sun
set, in an eas;erly coarse and about Is miles
from this place doing considerable injury to
tn crops, buildings &c. A single story frame
building occupied by MIR. Alpheus Bell, IS re-.
ported 10 have been moved q foot or more
from its foundation, with seyen persons
in il, some of whom are said TO have been in.
jnrcd bul mol dangerously; and many out bull.
dings. belonging to him and others, have been
unronfed and otherwise much injured.-Soah
Carolinian.
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: pring and Summer Goods
JOHN Gs. Es. FORD.

NS now opening general assortment ni
Il Staple and ancy Dry Gonds sIiab G for
The Spun" and Summer TrHre: and IN The
present week. will receive ad,:inIiS'O lis slork.
that " i'll make liiS assortment c, HlIirie. llG
also hegS 10 lsSiIc Ilosr wIIu favor him will,
tleir custom thai 50 long us r has the pleasure
lo supply them. they vii at al times find :,
!irlI assortment ~ the w'Sl and best goods,
aud OF Ia;rst siy!rs and luslliuns. Among those
already 0pGilc, are
7-5aud4 Al Dlra"h'd Shir;iug< & Long Cloths.
English and American light Prinls.
French ,lo and Phi tied Alllsliis.
Plain. Check, aud Flad an b'ics.
-" Jarnnei Nlus'ins.
e and Stripe Swiss AlnslI's.
Bnok Mu<liiiS, and bishop Lam rs.
ilk and tiinsIiam Umbrellas.
La'lleS silk Umbrellas and laraso!s.
Childrcns do and do
Furniture. Prints, Dimily, Checks, fringes
and Binding.
A variety of Plain. TwilIcd and Stripe
colored Corols. for servants wear
Mexican and York Mixtures.
Drape d'te aud p,isSian C:otlIs. for Summer
Coats.
Brown IL. White, Plain aGd RiLhcd Linen
Drnliug.
lC-l am la Linen Shre,ng. fnc, and will
he so d IL Il reduced prlce.
Grass ClDlh.
Imitation Go do and Brown Linen.
Irish Linens. nmd Liren Lawns.
do do Heavy. for Coats.
Blk Ilalian Crava,s and Summer Stocks.
Limen BnsonlS and Collars.
Gloves of al kinds and sizes. besides varie.
ty OF fancy gnnds. not mentioned.
A few Daics Brown Shirtinss and Shee;inss.
for sale low.
Thu ahnvc, with most othcy articles in his
line. for sale IN quantities 10 suit purchasers.
Country Merchants supplied at a very small
advance from cost,
Hamburg, April 8, 1910. l1G
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She's iG's Sales.

NpY Win. OF snndry wriis OF teri tatias.
Z . To me dir ct.ti. vii be- sod Il; | d.eIirhl
Count l"u-e. OIL the tiisi Monday and Tuesday
o. in. mexi. the following property. viz:
J VI. Stokes. vs. Turner troId> smith. one
tract "iIand cnn:;,iring sixty six acres. more at
less adJ"inins the Town of IIanburg, John
Cloud an others.
Also, one other trac, containing thirty four
acres. nd oilling lands Of IL. W. Sullivan and
Thomas Kern"shaii; also. one negro wonla',
Patty and one girl Mary, also, one horse and
Buggy.
Tho,nas Goldsmith, vs. the same, the above
described -"perty.
Terms [ an. :. CHRISTIE, S. y. y.
May II. 1910 is
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TOTAL issued.
or this amount here has
been redeemed,
Sl9,644,616 %
Is.ss7,631 81
LrHVINg Tie amount OUt-
Standing Sl.255,9e6 II
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the Treasury.

Paper made frOm the Banana Tree
The Banana Tree has, up To The present
time, been cultivated for its fruit only: it
has jus, been discovered tha, its leaves
contain 6ne flaments which may be
successfully employed in The manufacture
of paper. The process used in mixing
the these 6lnuIenls with the pulp IS the
same rs with rags; as also is the manu.
faciure ~: the paper, and the whitening
nf the material. Paper thus manulac-
!ured is stronger moe supple, and less liza
BILE To crack, than paper made with rags
especially colton-Man. Guard.
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miscellaneous.

Democracy.--The system ola democratic
government is most beautiful in lis struct
ure, and benevolent in its operations. 1t
is transcript Of the government Of God.
It is supported by the prolhundest re-
searches of philosophy, by the snblimcsl
! teachings Of religion. the purcst piety, the
deepest virtue, the frmest faith, The
brightest hope, the most expansive chari-
rv. 1t gives 10 each the rights of all.
Each man is estimated a unit, the SUN Of
which makes up The whole amount
What is The righ, Of one is The right Of all.
II coufers no iitcs-it aestows no immu-
| mites. II makes each accountable for the
whole, and pledges The protection to the
whole for the good of each. The man
that is horn in nsienifcance. and bred in a
corner, may. by continuance in well
doing, rise 10 Tho centre of glory and honor
Merit is the only avenue 10 success. And
The sons and daughters of the rich, by the
ncslecr Of virtue. hy indulgence in vice,
will sink into merircd insignifcance. The
man in Office may he removed without a
revolution. while vacant seats are open 10
The emulation Of all. can conceive no
fnrrn Of government so perfectly compaIi-
hle with The sublime principles Of chris
riani,v. or s., tlirertlv calculated 10 promote
the happiness of all mankind, as demo
crarv. II needs ONLY 10 he understood in
theory and adopted in practice hy peo
pie qualified IN test is qualities, 10 secure
the admiration and support of every phi
lanlhropist in the world.
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From The Charleston Mercury.

We find The following letter in the Bal
tinore american which conirmes the state
ment given in the Courier the other day.
RICHMOND, May IL, 1910.
Gentlemen :-Wonders will never cease!
Wm. b. Dabney the First Teller of the
Bank Of Virginia, returned 10 give himself
up las, night. This has occasioned great
rejoicing in our city. We shall now have
The whole truth Of the mysterious transac-
lion by which the Back has been defrauded
Dabney will no doubt turn States evil
dence, He will, ii is thought. disclose
some things which will involve more than
al present appear in the foreground of the
affair Our leading presses here will how
ever abstain from the regular report of
these disclosures, until the matter is dis
posed Of by the Courts"
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Marims of Bishop Middieton.-Perse-
we're against discouragemenrs. Keep
your temper. Employ leisure in slndy,
and always have some work in hand,-
BE puncIual and Inethodcal in business,
and never procras,inaIe. Never be in
hurry. Preserve self possession, and do
not be talked out IF conpiclion. Rise
early and he al economist of tine. Main
Tain dignity without the appearance of
pride; manner is something with every
bndy, every thing with snme. Be guard
ed in discourse attentive and slow 10
speak. Never acquicsce in immoral or
pernicous opinions. BE not forward 10
assign reasons TO those who have no
right to ask. Think nothing in condnct
unimpnrtaut and Indifferent, Rather set
than follow exampIe.---Practice strict
temperance and in all your transactions
remember The. final account.
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TO Dealers i'm Drugs,
Medicines, &C.

Tb,TTE Subscribers having recently purchased
U the Stuck oi DRUGS, MEDICINES.
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS WARE,&c of The
Estate of james Levrricl. dee eased, take this
method of informing their friends AID the
pubic geurraly, thai they have on hand and
are constantly receivi' < irrsI, supplies of all
articles ,lsurly kertin tIlrir line of business,
which they will dispose ofon reasonable terms.
Al orders addressed to them will meet with
prom t attention, and executed with neatness
aud dispatch
P. 5 Purchasers are particularly requested
10 call ami Examine our Stock and Prices be
lnrc purchasing else where.
SAMUEL ID CLARK, &Co.
Hamburg March 25, 1910. s 2m
The Grccnville Monntaineer and Pcndeton
Messenger will publish The above Ole monll,
each, and I"rward their accounts to this office.
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Religion. fast therefore hy this
shecr anchnr Of Happiness-reIision.-
You will often want it in The time of dan
ger. The storms ard trmpcsts ofliie. Che.
rish rue religion MS precisely as You will
fly, with abhorrence aud contempt, super
stilion and enthusiasm. The first is the
perfection and glory ofthe human nature :;
The lwn las the depravaion and disgrace of
it. RenemberIhe essence of religion isa
heart void of offence towards God and to-.
ward man; mol subtle. speculative opin-
ions, but an active vital principle Of faith.
Earl of Chatham.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-28
.NeaC Furniture tsasJ J0lae.
erS Shop.

vEHFIE subscriber takes this method 10 inform
his friends. aud the citizens Of this, and
the adjoining Districts, that he has permanent
" located his
FURNITURE AND JoINER'S SHOP
OH the Mdrtintown Road near GiIga Chuich,
about twelve miles above Edgefc!d G.. House,
aud II below Cambridge. Being Il Mecllan.
ic himself and having experienced, GOOD
workmen in his employ, he fa,ters himself that
he will be able to give satisfaction To nli these
who may favor him with their orders. He has
on hand aud expects 10 keep good GssoIt-
ment of PANEL DooRs. SASH, BLINDS, AND
MASrEL PIECES. Also
CABINET FURNITURE.
Su"h as UiardroJcs SidcLoarAs, Psrcaus,
Book Gases. Folding Tables. SC. SC.
Requiring done at rl,e shortest notice. and on
reasnIiab:, terms. II desired. lie will go any
distance un,irr twenty-five miles, 10 Glaze.
All orders t::aliluy ceiveL. II: d pnnclu-
allv attended tn. Add.ess the undersigned
D,intouSvli'e Ehgei"ll ;)istr.c'. ). C., or Wm.
f. Dmlisor. Edgced Conr House.
WILLIAM BiYlEY.
Near Gilgal. S. c April 80, lSi0. I'm l5