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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24
PROPOSALS

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FOR PUBLISHING WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN
THE CITY OF vIcKsBURG, ITO BE CALLED
THE HARRISON BANNER,
BK WV. H. McCARDLE AND Al. LINDSEY,
Editors Jtte Yicksburg W1ig.
Tyhe object Of this paper is expressed By
= its name.-It IS intended to ad gsaa Is The
claims Of WILLIAM AZ HENRI II HARRISON
OF O4aafr0, to the Presidential Chair, not
i from a desire to elevate him as IAN, but as
the representative Of those great principles
for which the true friends Of republican gov
eminent have contended from the time Of
the revolution To the present day. Ia order
TO effect this object. we shall endeapOr to
sheW By reference to the records of the
country, by tie production Of facts, argu-
ments and Illustrations, that The doctrines
now and heretofore advocated BIZ GENE
RAJ HARRISON and his friends, are those
inculcated By Washington and Jefferson,
and avowed, but not acted on, By Andrew
Jackson. We shall produce authentic docu-
ments ii the shape Of votes, bills, res0lu-
tons, reports, &c, which will prove that
portionof The most prominent men Il pre-
sent il the administration party of the United /
States, were The original supporters 81 the
old blue-light federal party III f1e time of the
Hartford Convention; that the government
as now conducted mncted must nItimatelg
become consolidated monarchy; that our
tenc equally removed from arislocTacy, on
The side and mobocFacy on the other,
are those alone upon which republican
government can Be 50 conducted IS to adj
rance ihe welfare and happiness Of lis own
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Inc present numbers specimen Of what
THIS Mammoth Newspaper will contain, as
well u rarity and extent Of ia oTioinaI ana
selected matter, as the STYLE OF lis execution.
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nothing in favor or against any party. and
will as sedulously avoid any Of the contro-
versies which agitate the religious commu-
nifty. Strict morality, virtue, temperance.
industry, good order, beneVolence, and use.
fulness 10 our common country, and our fell
low mens will be advocated and inculcated
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Tax collectors Sale,

Tax Collectors Sale.
will. on Thursday the 10th day of July
next, at the court house doorin the town
of Benton, offer for sale the following des-
cribed property. 70 wits Lots Nos. 405 and
406 situated in Yazoo city, formerly Man-
chester, will be sold to satisfy the amount
of Taxes due ito satisfy the amount of Taxes
due from Andrew Glib, for the year 1899.
S. j.. James, e. @. j. g.
April "a, 1910 42-I2--6 SO
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t1at paper, or even short notice DC common a.
yerlisement, although rendered payments we ere,
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hat of your friends.
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Office No. los Fulton Street, New York
February 25th, 1889.
re an SportsBien and Supporters of tte
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JANUARY |, 1910.
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Il y LAfIL11
HEREBY assign 70 w. Dorsey an tie
accounts. omen ana Unset led slpoll the
books Of the late firm Of Scott b Caldwell.
and the said Dorsey has full power to collect
and receipt for the same.
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Joseph M. Cardozo. ct. al.

Joseph ~. Cardozo, ct. al.
TPON opening the. matters Of this bill
and i appearing to the satisfaction o.
the Court, that the defendant, John Lehr
IS not an inhabitant of this State, but resides
beyond tho limits thereof, so that the ordin-
airy process Of this Court cannot be executed
on him: Therefore Il is ordered, that IN
less said defendant appear before the Chan
celior, at the court room in the town of jack
son, on the first Monday of June next, and
pleads answer or demur to said bill of COM
plant, the several allegations therein con-
tanned will be taken Cor confessed, as to him.
and such order and decree made therein as
the Chancellor may deem equitable and
just. Itisfurther ordered that a copy Of
this order be inserted in the Yazoo City Wing,
once week for two months successfully.
r. L. DIXON, Clerk.
By Tho. P. Shepherd, ID. G..
July 10, 1910. pr. fee $50 LIT
CItANCERY NOTICE.
SUP1RIoR CouRr OF CHANcERY,( June Term,
ofthe State Of Mississippi. A. ID. 1870
John B. Pease, Complainant,
I416 Us.
Henry II. Pease, ct. al, Defendants.
TIN opening the malt6fs OF TINS OIils
and II appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court that the defendants, Edward
Ford, Nicholas W. Ford and Fl. d. Smedes,
are not inhabitants Of this State. but reside
beyond the limits thereof, so that the ordi-
nary process Of this court cannot be execu-
ted on them Therefore, it is ordered that
unless said defendants appear before the
Chancellor at the court room in Jackson the
first Monday in December next, and plead
answer or demur to the bin Of complaint
aforesaid, the several matters thereof will
be taken for confessed, and such order and
decree made therein as the Chancellor may
deem equitable and just. Il is further or
dered that copy Of this order be inserted
in the Yazoo City Wing, once week for
two months successfully.
Attest,
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20 lie counter, which was repeated on the floor Of the
II. OF Il by ogle, (another Whg) from PENNSYLVANIA
lalsehood Is-an infamous fasehood, every word of
it-ior there IS no gold service in the White House
not even gold spoonful the plateau, the spoons
Sonce slightly washed, and now nearly of, as any
noay w,th nall an eye may scc) have been in the
Mhie House since the days OF Col. Monroe.-But
There IS not piece of gold furniture in the whole
Lincoln, "a Wing member Of Mas
sachnsetS) has, much TO his credit stripped of the
mask from Ogles calnmnes and shows how little fur
n'inrc o! any description, has been bought for Mr..
Van Buren,
But notwithstanding tha gross,css Of these false.
hoods, here II IS introduced into the "arriS0n Alma
nach land will II be believed franked and circulated,
ny wing Senators and Representatives men who call
themselves "honorab!e"-and yet know that there is
not word OF truth in the whole story? What are the
People to expect from such partv' What truth-or
what principle: We must speak plain upon the sub.
,eet-we must caution the public against such nfa-
nous hunbugs.-Look out for whoppers.
vi The same character, is another pamphlet, noticed
and unmasked by the Georgia Argus,-which is head.
ed "Please read and circulate protesting TO be
sketch of Gen. Harrison's life. The Argus says
that the pamphlet rs it was originally written ends on
That was intended for circulation at the North, and
one word is said about his Missouri vote, &c The
balance of the pamphlet was added 10 suit the South
Such are the tricks of these men-and such is the dou
bctnced attitude, in which they exhibit their Yelled
Prcphet,-But these tricks will rccoil tremendously
upon him and his party
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asprSnts The public eve wts on him. AMI .hs pubic
prize dcara:.c for choice or for sejcc
tlon he tcaS PIT entirely e-a hy' IT, fasi'f mtHa
m0S ag0id~ tim. .HadisORs c"im serenity Of Judgment
rgs ayniRsf him. He precrmHcd, though most Pro
minn; and in Jany. 1872, Dearborn: IN March, ThGs.
Pinckncy, Bloomfield of New Jersey, Winchester Of
Tennessee, Polk of y. Carolina, and North of New
York, made Major Generals and BrigadIer-Grnc.
rails, by MADISON; aud the Sd April, lSl2 W. in!l
Of Michigan, another Brgader -General-all TO ilar-
rson's exclusion When Harrison received his APP
ponmen,, he was PIT upon Madison, not chosen ~
him The West, (and especially kentucky after the
sad affair Of Hull IN hasty glance and evi extremI-
ty,D selected Harrison far "diSon and the experience
made, proved Madison sagacious torccaste IN hls
first rejection From August 1912, to October, lcl3,
he made frequent show of battle, frequent promise OF
doing much; yet, did nothing You will find III the
Enquirer of September, 1879, call for volunteers by
Harrison, with provisions for twenty or thirty days
emily, TO strike glorious blow-noihing 'r6s DONE
Armstrong says, that the British forces in that quarter
at time exceeded 200 men; and after the conquest
Of the lakes the fall of the British power in that quar-
ter was necessary consequence. The whole captive
train at the battle of the Thames was Goa q mean
British) Gen. Harrison then ordered to Niagara
(See the late publication of Armstrong; In March,
lSli, he ordered to return to the Niagara frontier
(see Niles Register, vol g. page % and assume the
command of the whole army He was the oldest Ma
or- General, and would have been Commander -Chei
of the army for Wilkinson was in arrest and Dear
born retircd) he refused that service in May resigned
his commission, in the most perilous moment OF the
sand fled the tempest of the battles The fall OF
Is4ap are, the entrance of the allies into Paris, the
release Of England from all need of military power on
the Continent her means of throwing all her Captains
and lcgions shores, and iarrIsons resignation,
incidents that rush together, and mark the same
page of history The greatest service he render
ed his country, his resignation As you have said,
Jackson's appointment followed An intrigue Of the
politicians restrained Mr. Madsons wish TO give Of
flee to Jackson long before
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.,,orements IN the South.

Some ofthe States Rights party in Georgia (oncc so
called but now Federasts, because they are co-opera
tnr " ;th Messrs Webster, Clay, Sergeant &c &c in
bear or Gen Harrison the Federal candidate, at
tempting to raise his flag in their Republican State
and upon such demonstrations, the H. wing is IDLY
raising the hurrah.-The Georgia representatives (all
returned as Whigs) split IN TWAIN upon inc fresi-
dental election Cooper and CoquItt (whose letter Is
inst published and whom the Alexandra Gazette admits
10 be ga gentleman of great worth and talents } and
Rack have declared in favor OF Mr. v Buren, "On the
other hand MIR Nesbitt very able man. has come ont
for Gen Harrison, as has, also, MI Dawson ana others
The A. Gazette frankly coniesses that ''ct course IT
does expect that Gen. Harrison VIII get the Voe o
GEORGIA NO nor any other slave State, except per-
haps. Kentucky The State Rights party IN georgia;
are no, of course, all going for the Genera-Colonei
Howard Seaborn Jones, &c, nc, have come out open
" for Mr. Van Buren, in opposition 10 zen
In Savannah, where Berrien and others lateiy heia
Harrison meeting, the friends of MIR. Van Buren, are
moving with great enthusiasm. The last Georgian
contains notice signed by $40 citizens OF Savannah
calnpsa meeting for the 2lst, 'to adopt such measures
as may be deemed best calculated 10 sustain tie.'
views maintain the principles OF me hEPt -
PARTY and preserve the rights ana Interests = '"e
South"
The same sympathy ofmovement IS man1rsteo among "
the State Rights men of South Carolina ana .>oth "a
rolina The Raleigh Standard of wednesday ias' oc,s
us the Proceedings Of ga large number OF she o"'.
R;obts Republicans Of Rowan and Darlen counties al
Salisbury. They unequivocally declare their OPPOSE
ton to Cen Harrison, and among Others tney
the following Resolutions: o,no.sa
p,,r,d THAT, although most hoe present were opp
10 the election Mr. Van Buren, 1896 yet now nar son
narrowed choice between him ana 1s s,ns we
against whom we have already assigned our strong
Rrubcans feel constrained yield support 70 ms e
toa-not only because We object 10 Cen harrisoh' Du
the following reasons: -. .,;,coJ , solicit
i,rcase since he President, he has eVincea @
,uGe 10 the Of the Government ana
ON the principles Of the old Republican party. 49,, ,ny pi
sI;ecasc he stands pledged hcfotc the country 20 'e '
inter f.ring with the rights OF the South. e,, Tariff
WBecae We believe he opposed 10 the eslSa o.
ry and 10 Internal improvements by the Gencra N go ~
And because he is opposed 10 u States Bank ana ~ aIo
sound and stable currency Of gold and silver ana wen
these Resolutions read, Mr. Fisher inc s m
ve in Congress from this District, having been caa ,ba
private business, and being present, waseaAeu uPV
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meeting. lie complied, and spase Eec! an aud haf
icing with masters hand upon cs, Of he leading topics Of
lhraay When Nh Fisher concluded, tie question was called OH
The adoption Of the Preamble and Resolutions, ana They
adopted without dissenting voice.
II is wonderful, indeed, how any VII" Processes
TO be attached to limited construction Of the co,.st
tuition, and 10 State Rights, should think, for one mo-
mrnt OF prcicrrlng Harrison to Van Burcn. Bnt tcor
ga, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland-tle whole
South and Southwest Will 90 right The Yelled Pro-
plict will not win single vote in all that region.
IL Is enough to gall Srgman, who IL attached 10
her great principles to tae ciirs that making
to control her politics by such Clarke and rru
man Smith virtual Aboltionsts and By Saltonstall
(oi the Hartford Convention mrmory,) the members
OF the Executive Committee -und by MIR. Daniel
Webster, in his address the Baltimore Convention.
The Boston Atlas notices this appeal-and says, that
"Ar. Webster particularly directed his remarks to The
Old Dominion. lie referred 10 those times, when
Massachusetts represented the North, and Virginia the
South when those ancient Commonwealth were en-
gagged III the great cause acting IN perfect harhio-
ny and concert; and congratulated the two States,
and the country, that the same fraternity OF feeling
still exists; that Massachusetts and Virginia have en-
gagged shoulder to shoulder in the contest which 10 re-
store freedom and prosperity 10 the country; and that
an honorable and triumphant issue TO that contest IS al
ready placed beyond doubt.'-The Old Dominion
taking lessons from Mr.. Daniel Wcbster-he Ultra
Federalis-the opponent of the Of lSl2-and the
advocate of atitudinous construction, of National
Bank, National Tariff, National system of Internal
lmprovemcnts--in a word, of splendid and oversha.
downing National Government. We to take political
lessons from him-and his adviscment unite
with the Federasts of Massachusetts, and elect Gen
HARRISON to be then controlled by the Webster Clique.
Is there State Rights in Firg inIa who does not
shudder at such association-Such politician de-
serves the nickname which John Randolph once
stamped upon the forehead of an Apostate-"lle is
political bastard
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T'rov BIUycLc md S,rcefbfnrJ

The Norfolk Herald, the Fredericksburg Arena, the
New York Times, &c, &c, still attempting TO
make capital out Of the Militia Bi-and of our refusal
to publish it at the modest request of the Tppecanoe
Club, and enforced too by pecuniary douceur We
would advise these gentlemen to wait awhile They
may be satisfied before long, that the bill is Mr. Pon-
setts-and that the President is not responsible for lis
details These Editors confound things essentially dis
tinct They confound the general proposition to elias
sify the militia, which Mr.. Van Buren, recommended 10
the consideration of Congress- with the details of the
ill., as sent 10 the House than two months after.
If these Wings had reflected but for moment, they
would have that the call was made the Secre
tary for his details by the House, and directly address
ed to him. The bill accordingly sent 10 the House,
directly BY himself The President was not known in
the transaction They ought to have known, that such
is the uniform practice. The State Papers teen with
similar documents We advise these gentlemen 10
wait awhile. The mighty harvest which they promise
themselves from the details Of the bill will not
reward the labors of the sickle.
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LANES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-Tlr subscriber offers IL,
j sale IN. tract of land upon which he resides lying James
River and eavcrdam Creek the county OF Gnocfand miles
hollow the Richmond coralnn" 80 acres
has ~ acres Of ana ID of creek luw grounds and
from 100 Ia $50 acres OF wood land the high land OF first Io
nunIi,y aud in fine Improvement Attached In the
mise, are dwelling house. with all the necessary farm ara
ont houses DESTROYS Of making investments IA a! 60
,rc are requested to call and the land gain be
had >. - ''.t"',N,D;
land not be- disposed 81
prvarv il win h. offered public auction the
misses on the 18th day Of July next. j. ~ !"
Address GooChland c. ".
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IN CANCERY-NIRGISIl-in Northumberland Circuit Sul--
4 or Coui Of Law and Ckanccry, Bird apul 1910:
Moses shelly, and France, his wife, William Sutton and The
his WIFE, Vincent Sutton, lncy Nalanry and BrtScy Sui
ton, compartments
against
Thomas H. .hr, adm Of John Sutton, dec, and the saint
Thomas ncie surviving partner Of the said John Sutton,
and Walter Rice, Defendants
The Subpuna awarded the plaintiffs having been returned
cuied on defendants Thomas ughett and Walter Rice and
four months having elapsed sirce the filing oil the
nanti and The said defendants, sill failing 10 the
confessed The SAID defendants. and this
cause coming be heard upon the said BILL and exhibit there
with filed argued BY COUNSEL consideration whereof Tho
cnl; doth aus order and decree thai the irfcndan Thomas
IIugI before the commissioner at this court
of his of John Sutton, dec
aud Of the partnership sub.i>ing between the SAID
Thamas ugh=tt aud the said John Sutton, dec which said
directed 20 examine, and
tl report the court with ma specially stated deemed
pernent himself which either party require hr L
ted. t"W-irsI', = a. u. LEi..i'D, [. L
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COMMUNICATED.
In The ruilct Sttcs Court h Circuit and Eastern District
Va, 2I.t May. loI
The death Of DANIEL C,LL, ESQ., lately Member Of this Bar
Justly TOR his learning ability and mol tic less dI>;i
euSrd for his and usefulness having been announced
the Court ordered that the Count testimony .rr
pect Tor his character, he adjourned.
4 Gupy-Ie>tr HENRY GIBSON Crct.
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A letter from Washington states the opinion of the
writer, that 'no Bankrupt bill will become law du-
ring this session The chief point of controversy the
inclusion in the bill Of tradi"o corporntio"S"
Another letter from Washington says: 81 have rca-
son to believe that the ''ETtc"tire C0mmiHeC are at
work to break weaken the force of Mr. Woodbury.
late Rcport-and to do that, they will scarcely sickle
at any thing. They overaciing their part and the
nsul, they are Offering to the intelligence of the people
will recoil tremendously before November
1--WE continue in this days paper the able Debate in
the Senate upon the Treasury Rcpor--We recommend
especially 10 readers the able and um speeches
Of Messrs Brown Of g. c. and Hubbard of y. II
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~ The admirable hit of "A Subscriber at the mod
est proposition Of the Tppecanoe Club Of Virginia No
land the excellent Communication from Connecti-
cut, the politics of the State, and her Representa-
tives in Congress, and appeal TO Virginia,
unayoldablv postponed till Tuesday
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~ " "
We announce with deep regret the death of Daniel
Call Esq, Of this City, Of its oldest inhabitants
and the oldest lawyer al the Richmond Bar. He was
distinguished rs an eminent lawyer, as gentleman
of fine iudgmrn-of much literary taste, as well as
profound legal orc-universaly respected in the walks
of private hfc--thc beloved associate the intimate
friend and the brother in. law of Chief Justice Mar
liz
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POWiIATAN.
A full meeting Of the Democratic Republican party,
is earnestly requested at June Court,
BIZ MANY REFrBLIchS VOTERS.