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OF THE FIFTH VOLUME OF


2 present this paper 70 the public with
the view Of extending the circulation Of tse
WHIG Of this city still further into the
midst Of the community III which we live,
than our present subscription extends. The
extension of political intelligence and truth
1.-The spread Of general and miscellaneous
information support Of public morality
and the moral character of our state, and
laborious compensation % the proprietor and
his family, make UP the motives for this
effortto extend our subscription list.
For seven long years we have, ii This cit
lent an untIring exertion ii behalf Of the
great cause Of political truth and the welfare
of our country. We have opposed the late
and present administrations 0f he general
government without hesitation and without
compromise II 81 things where they have
acted, ii our opinion for the heneiit of
party regardless Of the good of the people.
And through the dark seasons of Che coun.
try. within the last two wears hen public
Wickedness seemed q Tourist Ike green
bay tree when the Pfesidenk seemed ID be
successful in carrying his party and lis pa
measures ID partg tFitfa land fff6
spiie ef The Eamentafions o W ne
have not faultered ia SINGLE nsrve cf rea
taxed "a single effort tie battle cf
form. But unifornly have mainf
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ofa party, and consequent overthrow of vac
peoples 4 country like this. WIS va
maintained S. unWaiverIng con nee q
.le sisnl 81 s1e people, that she sonsr
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r. Z. DIXON, Clerk.
Jnne l9, 1910 (Pr: fee 9151 50-9t
CAUTION.

II persons are hereby fOrWarned from
trading for four several noted, execu-
ted By me TO David II. HoOpes and Vim. r.
PuFnell, partners in Port Gibson in The prac-
tee Of law. Two notes we're executed in
orabout the 18th day of January, 1888 =
one 20 David H. Hopes, for the sum
81 three hundred and seventY-iVe dollars,
and another lo WTn. 4. PuTnell for the same
sum Of money, and being in or about the
same date, and each ofthe first notes were
payable think, a nt six months after date.
The two other notes were in like manner
executed, the one to David Fl. Hopes, and
the other 10 Wm. T. Purnell, in amount.
Eve hundred dollars each note. The said
notes were executed about twelve months
since This Is 70 caution all persons from
trading ior Tie said notes described above,
as the sideFation has utterly and entirely
filled fof which they were segerally execu-
ted and % foreWarn all persons from pal
ing to said Hopes g Purnell any debt due
10 me.
And wish Il furthermore understood
that James E P. Bacon aud William E. q
Chaplain. are my tfue and lawfal attonies,
and thai do by this notice, give them IN.
United power, to close al Of my business,
in any Vay that they may deem most condu-
Give % my interest. And persons who are
siillin arrears to me, will save cost by call
i1 sc tle Office of either Bacon Of Chap
lain e Port Gibson, and closing their ac-
counts, &c.
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hsls 81 ihe HFw-Yoar DAILY Wnls,
iief g issue their weekly paper un.
ne EmpiEe state. No change
'the Size 0I form Of The paper is
Inll reading matter ol Dix daily
BE- regularly forwarded 10 ile
q the same manner ns i no
place. Improvements IN the
eepiion 81 the paper Gro confem-
aong with the increase 81 patro-
publishers hope @ receive under
menf.
be under the editorial mareE
eREELEY and JAcoB b MooRE.
ot whom will attend 10 the Pole
and the latter will devote HE
A ne Literary and Miscellaneous
eapeI-Ihe design being 70 make
STATE. not only 4 spirited
ohtica journal, but BY increasing
Family Newspaper, q render
more extended patronage. The
emen known as approved and able
8. me Whlg cause, has been promised
1e editors feel assured, that If ardent zeal,
ng enefgys and unfaltorin0 resolution, join
some experience as soldiers Ia fbe army
eentInels On the ranparfs Of Freedom, can
ire success THE EMPIRE STATE shall
l behind none Of its cotemp ii service 20
he eanse Of Liberty and Prosperity.
TERMS 1tVo D0iknTs per annum, in advance
"a price which, considering the amount Of read
ing matter ID its colnnins, renders the EMPIRE
STATE one Of the cheapest Family newspapers
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TO ALL THE ENLIGHTENED THRoucH0ux rHE
WoBzD!
q Il known. that SAMUEL "A. PORTER
was this day xpelled, and forever de-
barred fromthe rights and privileges fire.
Missionary, for unmasonic conduct.
Published by order Of the L0dg This The
25th day of July, a. 2 5840.-A D. 1910.
JER. COOPER. Seesq
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HEREBY aien IS W Dorsey all the
aceonntss and uhs8l led upon the
books of the late frm ol Scott 8 Caldwell.
and the d Dof has full power 10 collect
and receipt for tie salne
THO w. SCOTT,
Surviving partner 81 Scott Caldwell
February s., 1910. S5-H
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THE PHILADELpHIA
e aIuEdaY CIlFonicIe.

a famMly newspaper, issued every Saturday.
BY MATTHIAS 81 TAYLOR,
No 81 South Second Street, PHILADELPHIA.
ls believed to be tho cheapest, best. and
most entertaining family newspaper, pub
lished in the United States of America.
1ne editorial department. conducted by
Ben Matthias.
business department. conducted by j.
Tagl
"a SATURDAY. CHRONICLE
ls dapted q the wants Of the farmer, me-
cnenics merchant, man Of leisure, and espe-
eialiy e every reading family circle. Its
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An ORD CE

requiring owners OF properly ~ the 10Wn
al Manchester lnow Yazoo City to pave
II frontof certain streets, &c. Adopted,
February 9lh, 1880.
SE0T. BE Il Ordained ID tie Fresi
dent and Segeetmen of tke Ioscn of an-
chester. Thai an owners Of property ne
in said town, Be hereby required, at the
own expense, 10 pave or cause to be paVeds
il aud along Tie front thereofs On 81 the
streets now graded and gattered, and thai
ia the event Of their failure 50 to do, then
the Town Constable be, and IS hereby ge-
qnired to do the same at the expense of lae
said owner or owners Of said town property.
SEcr.2. And be it further ordained, That
If il the event, any owner Of owners Of the
property aforesaid, shall. upon application
Of the Town Constable for the payment Of
all expenses which may accrue therelron
in the event Of said failure, refuse or fail 10
comply with the acquisitions of this Orli-
nance, then the said Constable shall have
full power 10 expose for sale, at public auc-
lion, to the highest bidder, the properly Of
said owner oroWners so required to be paw
ed as aforesaid, to satisfy ill expenses for
paving as aforesaid, after first having given
uOIOO SlCAGOtg 4UA eAlS = kktsAsG NA tt1tASY
in some newspaper published il said town.
Proceedings Of the City Council
YAzOO Clrv, Sept. I, 1910.
On motion, the following resolution To-
carry into effect the above Ordinance, was
prsseds 10 wit:
Be il tResoIved BY the President and Sc
eclmen Of Yazoo City, That the owners
of the property lying ii said Yazoo City,
Jitualed on the west side Of Main Street,
1e required 70 pave Or cause to BE paved.
IA front thereof, from the house
low occupied BY Messrs. Link 81 Harrison,
q the Bridge across the Bayou Oh said street.
. conformity with the terms and teno, or
he above named Ordinance.
w. G. RASBERRY, Pres'l.
JAS. PESNY, Clerk, pro tenn.
Yazoo City, Sept. III, 1910, l0-tf
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UNION HOTE.I
Union Hank I0IIey C Par.

Union Rank Money st Par
TNION MONEY will be received at naf
at the UNION HOTEL il Grenada.
until January next. We have good soeiefy.
good health and good water. wish sa IS
well and Bath Houses convenient % tie
Tavern; and we can accommodate as many
as may call at $50 per month, including al
expenses >serVants half price horses $40
per month--What more IS necessary9 Say
yourself. THOS. 3 IVES 81 co.
Prop etors.
Grenada, Aug. $40. 5-St
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70. DIXON. Clerk
l,IIANCERY NOTICE.
SuFERIoR CoURr or CHANcERY, June Term,
Of State Of Mississippi. A. d. 1910.
John b. Pease. Complainant,
I4IH %.
Henry Il. Pease, ct. az, Defendants.

Henry +. Pease, et az, Defendants
pom opening the matters Of this bill,
and i appearing 70 the satisfaction Of
the Court that The defendants, Edward
Ford, Nicholas ". Ford and II. ID. Smedes,
are not inhabitants Of this State. but reside
beyond the limits thereof, SO that ihe ordi-
nary process 0f this court cannot be exec
ted on them Therefore, il is ordered tIat
unless said defendants appear before tbe
Chancellor at the court room in Jacl on The
FIRST Monday in December next, and plead
answer or demur to The bin Of complaint
Aforesaid, the several matters thereaf il
Be taken for confesas.eI,s- ,s-Unu such order and
laosse made therein as the Chancellor may
deem equitable aud just. & IS further o.
dered that copy 81 this order be inserted
II the Yazoo City Wing, once week foT
two months successfully.
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted 10 the estate Of
~ Thomas i Daniels, deed are request
ed % make Immediate payment; and those
having claims against the same, are request
ed 70 present them duly authentica within
the time prescribed by law or they will Be
forever 5aTred
ROBERT f. SORELS, Admir-.
III right 81 his wife,.
June "a 1870. 4g-6t.
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WORLD.
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tie Great Western among ihe news
p6pers--have he pleasure Of spreading be-
fore the reading public weekly, periodical
containing greassf emr1N and variety Of
useful and entertaining miscellany, than y
to BE- found "a any similar pub icaiion in the
world.
Each number of the paper contains
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ia volumes Of ordinary ducdecimo, which
cost 12-and more than L contained in vo-
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AS Family Newspaper, BROTHER JO-
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Strictly neutral IN politics, it will contain
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n every page Of Brother Jonathan.
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CIIANCERY NOTICE.
SuPrRroR ccuRT or CnANcERY,l June Ter
ofthe STATE e Mississippi. 184
Henry 8. Pease,
Joseph M. Cardozo. et. a.

Josepn Q4. (arQozo, ct. al.
pom opening the matters Of this bill,
and IL appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court, that the defendant, John Lehr,
IS not an inhabitant of this State, but resides
beyond lhe limits thereof, so that the ordin-
aTY process Of this Court cannot be executed
on hun Therefore il IS ordered, that un-
less sad defendant appear before the Chan
celloFs at the court room in the town Of jack
son, on the first Monday Of june next. and
plead ansVeror demur to said bin Of COM
plant, the several allegations therein con-
tanned u be taken Cor confessed, as to him.
and such order and decree made therein as
the Chancellor may deem equitable and
Just. g IS further ordered that copy Of
this oIds Be inserted ii The Yaz0o City Wing,
once week for two months successfully.
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business department conducted BY ].
E SATURDAY CHRONICLE
Il depted % the wants Of the farmer. me-
chanics merchant, man Of leisure, and espe-
cialiy g every reading family circle. Its
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Ell pencil sketches 0f some Of the leading
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aished cR4rIs with ain extra mammotR
meet called The Gems Of the Animals -
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Apense e rendering their paper acceptable
every patron as they are determined not
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TERMS.
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copies ior one year. in adv. 90
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1r one year, & ordered to
gre eqafess free ofp0staee and dis
seent rs OO
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q, .TIElIIS1 ITaI q II 9--Ss-0E g
The Yicksbufg Whie, Grind Gulf Adyer-
siser, Manchesler Wing, Woodville Repub-
lican, Jackson Sun, and Fayette Advertiser
Wlll publish for one l5n and send accounts
and papers % Ferriday s. Ring gsold, Nalchez
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-14

gain a candidate.
But it is said that, if he is moi an aboli-
ZIONIST, the abolitionists support him. tits
not true. AS far as know, there is but one
abolition paper in the Union that is not on
posed to him; and that is not more than nell
trail.
But TO put this charge forever at rest, the
aoolitlonlsts, at late Convention, have de-
termlned to support neither of the candidates.
and have started candidates of their own.
In the Cheviot speech, General Harrison
advances the opinion that, on the applica-
ton of the slave States, Congress NAV appro-
pirate the public lands to the purposes ofe-
Emancipation. In this know he is i'm error
but 1t is an error into which MIR. Jefferson
and MIR. Madison have fallen; and most
harmless error. No such application will e.
yer be made by the slave States; and if it
should, there is no great danger in those
States being aided with money on their own
application.
lido not know General Harrison personal
~; only know him through the history of
the country. If that history be true, it is
absurd to deny him high qualities and talents.
IL is too late in the day to deny military tai
en's to man who, to say nothing of any
| thing else, has received an unanimous vote
|
| Madison, and of the time-honored Shelby.
who served in the same campaign with him.
have been very much struck with one thing
IN the life of General Harrison. He entered
the service of the country when but boy,
with large hereditary fortune. He had op-
portunities of enriching himself to millions
whilst Governor of the Northwestern Terri
tory-but he came out of that service, and
all oil his high trusts, poor man; and he is
neither vicious nor spendthrift. 1t was re-
garded amongst the Romans, the highest
compliment to one who had been invested
with important trusts, to be able to say tina,
he died so poor as to be buried at the public
expense. Never did any man better deserve
such tribute.
For these reasons, do not hesitate to ex.
press to you my opinion that the interests Of
the country will be promoted by the election
OF General Harrison. If, however, he should
be elected, and his administration should be
such as my own judgment may not approve
shall place myself in no position where j
cannot oppose that administration. OF one
thing feel very sure, that no change can be
for the worse.
Most gratefully and truly, your humble
servant,
WADDY THOMPSON, Jr.
April Is, 1910.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-14
FOR PRESIDENT.
Gen. WIN. Henry Harrison.
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
John Tyler,
OF VIRGINIA.

In all ages, and in all countries, it has been
observed. that the cultivators of the soil are
those who are least willing to part with their
rights, and submit themselves to the will Of a
master.-WM. III. HARRIsoN.
''TnE People OF THE UNITED STATES
May they ever remember that to preserve
their liberties, they must do their own voting
and their own fighting.-W. III. HARRIsoN.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-14

Harrison .3Ppics.-lt is fact that the best
New Jersey cider has for many years been
made out OF an apple so called. it is fine
fruit. and sound to the core; as good for the
table as for the press, and well deserves the
name by which it is known. The State
which is prolific of such a production, will
not fail to bring forth rich harvest of good
fruits in due season.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-14

15sTHE BROAD BANNER OF HARRIsoN, LIB
ERrY AND THE CONSTITUTION Is NOW FLUNG
TO THE BREEZE, INSCRIBED WITH THE INsPIR-
ING WORDS OF THE ELOQUENT BARBoUR-'ONE
PRESIDENTIAL TERM-THE INTEGRITY OF THE
PUBLIC SERvANTS-THE SAFETY OF THE PUB
Lie MoNEY-AND THE GENERAL GOOD OF THE
PEOPLE"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-14
{:
THURSDAY, MAY II, 1910.

The following table shows the state fpar-
ties in the Legislature last year and as they
stand at present.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-14

Wing majority as parties now stand, 10.
'ln Frederick Gather and Byrd have a.
greed to try another contest at the polls in the
fall.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-24
SHOULD OLD ACQUAINTANCE BE FORGOT.

SHOULD OLD ACQUAINTANCE BE FORGOT.
ALL w who have received signal benefit the hour need
IL place your reliance Ekro trtttndtTs IA tie esl
IgC ant.
Have you been previously and sry afflicted and have
been speedily and happily rcssrsd 81 timely sJfcs ~ &c
N. Oh established aud well known DsTeusaIy 81 or
CARPENTER No. l. fcek sltrCt rot u. gcldsu itSf 70
your V and hsaih to the tender Of ih. rtrir rattle
fraudulent decoy thrswn out to lure TO its total lssc
cn. More misery entstd 20 The victims o gLntt
SOLD under seductive HarNss aid imposing
descriptive an could possibly from
IN, total neglect o all neics, fact confirmed by daily OBJ
patients with the eeiuus posttum IN their pockets
aNd complicated aud often IRENE one disease "a teirsys
Let the C0bsr sth 10 his lasthe Comb'mcnder to -
VOCATION or 10 his nisrcncsoce The arctoneer TO HE
hammer ard the .1'crneg ls client. bot, CD rejecting
woman-~h'n rueb ,ermin A. win conjvrer'
wsad ransirmsd 90 We doctors you vii spar them van
iuj-ity-thoug their wOadeI e.ifc "a be offered AZ hail
the su@ Prices cxt1d COLLAR tote. shrnndea
sierirs secrecy the scientific lsccytry q untu cred
lid al The seduci low price oi haB doher Doctor
Ca- susfGnrni Offices arc admirably arranged Tor ne cen
And privacy Patrons BE- tsVoes s personal ati.n
Az hl his seuts aud cna-Vts ~ rsssodshle
h. : CAPt< TER, Graduate q Jngn Goli-ae. cenatt
oftss y STATE Medical Socty late Surgeon "a y ciuci
= n.ry fornesry 30 Ifacgncr Of is city
n, arf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-24
No. 4 PECK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTER confines IS usual TO devote his
entire personal attention TO IN. ert Of all deiie ate
and private diseases.
Those un become the victims
charstss with which this city
abouds consequence Of the lasiy ang ths
meccal profession respectfully solicited 20 call at has old
established DI.pcnsary No PEGS slip where usanis
have been made to rejoice at EsTy eel'erspee from thsir
manifold diseases. .
To strangers Dr. Csrpetsr tegs cav, TO add That he
and" tie born that re graduate OF Union
College, and received his d IN this eiy clais 20 roy al
honors eentise Of the NeF Hork state leciea so.
eiy and has has nearly thirty racs AID experience
ns city cad what is most imsisn;.ne speedily and ehee
tualiy his patients.
10 separate. offices and entrances or the privacy q pa
tients. who in contact Charges reasonable