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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05
THE EMPIRE STATE.
JANUARY !, 1910.
PROSPECTUS.

DETFR9rNEp to make adequate returns
for the liberal and increasing encourage
ment given to this paper, which bears alott
the Name and defends the Honor and In
terests OF the EMPIRE STAFE-the pub
liahers propose. on the commencement OF
the wear 1910. to issue this paperin the toto
form, on an enlarged sheet of the Mammoth
Size. to exceed in size and style OF execu-
ton, any weekly newspaper published IN
this CITY or country, The most ample ar
ranoements are making TO give to the paper
all those attractions, as well conducted
Political. Literary and Miscellaneous Jour
nal. which the intelligence and good taste
of the present. age require. 10 its arrange
menf and execution, and the amount OF
reading matter it will contain, as we'll as IN
its early and faithful record of News, Tor
eion and domestic, local and general, the
EMPIRE STATE win be unequalled. Il
will remain staunch, as it ever has been. IN
sunnort ofsound Democratic Wing PHncl
nles--an advocate Of Public and Private
Economy, Public and Private Virtue, Equal
Rights and Equal Laws. And in catering
for the general reader, we shall spare no
mains or expense TO render the paper attac-
tive, valuable and useful. The choleest Sc
|lections will be regularly made from the
current Literature Of the day, together with
ample original contributions from the pens
Iofabie and practised writers.
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gAUTION.

4
Al nersons are hereby forW from
trading for four several noteds execu-
ted bv me Is David III. Hopes and Nm. ~
pnrnell. partnersin Port Gibson IL The prac-
flee Of law. Two notes were executed ID
Or about The 18th day Of January, 1898 -
The one 10 David Fl. Hopes. for the sum
of three hundred and seVenty-five dollars,
and another "a Vim. 4. Purnell for The same
gnm. Sc money, and being in or about the
same dIats. and each ofthe first notes were
nagable think, about six months after date.
TIE tsro other notes were in like manner
executed. the one TO David Il. Hopes, and
tbe other 10 VIM. T. PurnelI, IN amount
Eve hundred dollars each note. The said
noles were executed about twelve months
since. This IS 10 caution all persons from
trading for the said notes described above,
as.lhe consideration has utterly and entirely
failed for which they were seVeraLiy execu-
"a and 10 forewarn All persons from pay
inc 10 said HOPES s. Purnell any debt due
10 me.
Aud wish II furthermore understood.
that Iames & r. Bac0n aid William r. Il.
f.hsnlain. are mn true and lawful atsonies,
ard fI,sl % bY this notice. give them IN
l;,aited power. Is close all my business,
S s a,,v ,sav dat they may deem most conau-
@;ss = For interest. And persons who are
sl;II Is arrears to fus, viii save cost BY cali
ssa 81 he Office og either Bacon Of Shap-
IAN a port Gibson. and closing their ac-
ss..s.'ss RICHARD INGRAM.
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PROPOSALS

FOR PUBLISHING A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN
THE CRY OF vICKsBURG, ITO DE CALLED
THE HARRISON BANNER,
By WIN. III. McCARDLE AND A. LINDSEY,
Editors ofthe VicksbRrg Wing.
gTThe object of this paper is expressed BY
IL its name.-It is intended toadvocate the
claims of WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
OF OHIO, TO the Presidential Chair, not
from a desire to elevate him as man, but as
the representative of those great principles
for which the true friends of republican gov
eminent have commended from the time of
the revolution to the present day. In order
10 effect this object, we shall endeavor to
shew by reference to the records of the.
country. by the production of facts, argu-
ments and illustrations. that the doctrines
now and heretofore advocated by GENE
RAJ HARRISON and bis friends, are those
Iinculcated 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, Tesolu-
lions. reports. SC, which will prove that a
portion of the most prominent men at pre-
sent ii The administration party Of the United
States, were the original supporters Of the
old bIue-light federal party at the time Of the
Hartford Convention; that The government
as now conducted mucted must ultimately
become d consolidated monarchy; that our
fencts. equally removed from aristOcTacy, on
the one side and Inobocracy on the other,
are those alone upon which a republican
government can be so conducted as to adj
Vance tie welfare and happiness Of It's own
citizens, and elevate its character for honor
and integrity with foreigners. In short, that
trafh. reson and experience, sustain the po-
sition which the Wing party Of the country
hold nov, and ever have held, and TINT the
life. services and character of Gen. Harrison,
are snch as Is warrant the conclusion that
he will carry them ontin every particular.
ID undertaking this publication, the Edi-
tors have no private ends 10 advance, no
personal interests to subserye. If the actual
and indispensable expenses Of the paper can
be met. they are content to devote the time
and labor which may be feqnired Of them,
10 that old cause for which they have ever
struggled. aud 70 ille success Of which they
now look forward with degree q eonfi-
dence almost amounting 10 certainty
TERMS
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Nav until the election ii November, ct the
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NOVICE.

DHE undersigned hereby gives notice
10 all persons. that she will apply to
the Hon. Probate Court of Yazoo County,
ON Monday, the 25th day Of May, 1910, 10
annoint commissioners 10 lay off her dover,
Il being one third in the following lands, of
which her husband, John Alston, died siezed
and possessed, 10 wif:-west half ot south
west quarter, section 4, east half, northeast
quarter, west half northwest quarter, section
township l2, range 2 west; lots Nos. 1,
b, 8, A, 5 and 6, section 81; lotNo 4, sec
ton 81; lois Nos 2, 8, a and 2, section %;
lot No s, scion 80, all in township l3, range
Q west. containing in all 1872 acres-also,
lots Nos /, 2, s, 6, 2 and s. in section 2,
township 8, range 2 west-also, lot No 3,
section i, township Is, range 2 west, con
tanning in all 5IS 55-l00 acres--also, south
west quarter and south cast quarter of sec
ton is, township9, range west, contain
ing 200 1900 acres-also, the northeast
euuarter and east half Of northwest quarter,
and northwest quarter of northwest quarter,
lsection 10, township No 8, range 3 west,
containing $50 36-lO0 acres-also, the re-
lmaining portion Of section 16, township IL
range 2wesl, not included in the sale tC
WIN. Phillips, and which was decided tc
John Aston BY the Board Of Police Of Yazoc
county. ELLEN E. ALSTON
BIZ her Attorney, John B. Forester
May 6, 1910. 443.
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Pay up! Or look out!!!

"a great amount of money is still due me
E-for Job Work and advertising for thclast
four or Eve years, and those who wish to
save costs will please TO call and settle With
out delay.
With the commencement OF this year we
intend to abandon the Cretid System. The
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TAX COITFCTOR's SALE.

By virtue of authority vested ia me as As
sesser aud Collector Of taxes for Yazoo coun-
ty, / will expose 10 public sale, at tile court
house door in the town Of Benton, OH .Aon-
day the Sd day Of August $40, for cash, TO
The highest bidder. the following property
10 Wit:--Lot No 267, assessed as the prop
ertv of James Warren, also lot SO, assessed
Is tie property al Rogers & Drake The above
named property lying and being ID the cor
porate limits Of Yazoo City formerly .Han-
chester. Is laid down on the map Of said
town, IS levied on 70 pay the taxes 81 the
above named persons due for the year 1888
S. +. JAMES. a. q g.
January 81, 1910 (Pf's fee S25) 50 q
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HTE have formed CO. Partnership in The
Mercantile business 10 be conducted
ID the name and style Of j. s. 81 III. LEAvEL.
We have now on hand a very large Stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
lately purchased in The Northern Market,
which we will sell very low for cash. We
earnestly invite those coming to town 10
give rs call before buying elsewhere, and
We hatter ourselves we can please them
both as to The price and quality Of our goods.
JAMES IS LEAYEL,
II. LEAYEL.
Yazoo City, May / !, 1870 45-6t
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DISSOIU TION.

TIME Co-partnership heretofore existing
between r. i. g III. IiEAvEI, was dis
solved on the 9th ult. BY mutual consent.
Allthose having claims against SAID firm will
present them to III. Leagel for payment, and
those owing said firm or that Of q. r.. Leavel
g Co, will please come forward and make
to II. Leayel
r. r. LEAVEL,
Ell. LEAVEIs.
Yazoo City, May III, 1910. 45-6t.
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THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER in THE
WORLD.
WVHE proprietors Of this mammoth sheet
n the ''Great Wesiern" among the news.
papers--have The pleasure Of spreading be-
fore the reading public d weekly periodical
greater amount and variety Of
useful and entertaining miscellany, than Is
70 Sc found IN any similar publication in the
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Each number Of the paper contains as
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BROTHER JONATHAN being genuine
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r.. FORWARN an persons from trading e
Note given by me 70 Rolin S. Ellis 70
one hundred and seventy-tour dollars, daieo
March 2lst, 1899, and due first Of January
last, IS the consideration for which said nNlr
was given has failed, and ] win not ps
unless compelled By law.
April 12-4O-if EPHRATlI GUICE
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SOCIAL HALL
guyHIS new establishment is situated south
Of the public square. in the town OF
II EYIN(1TON MISS

and IS omen for the reception of travellers and
boarders. Tie subscriber is improving and
viii continue 10 improve bis house until he
makes It comfortable; and he assures those
who may cali on him, that all his energies
shall be put in requieition for their comfort
and convenience. He will be governed ii
lis charges ~ the rates usually exacted.
Our charge for instance -nan and horse
Der night. with supper and breakfast 81.
Al others IL proportion.
AS before observed, If he fails to rendet
those comfortable who may call on him. Is
shall BE the want Of ability and not lnclina-
ton.
The Social Hall Is retired, and no lnten-
peranca 81 disorder will Be permitted about
#. W. IL RAY.
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lU% 100
All in township 10, range l, west, in Yazoo
county, and together makes the plantation
Don which said j.. b. Pease resided al the
dates of said deeds Of trust. Also, all the
right, title and interest Of the said John B.
Pease, in and TO certain contract for the
purchase of certain tract ofland adjoining
the farm aforesaid, made with William
Gaitty as attorney in fact Of William Ferri-
day and Henry y. Bennett and others, con
tanning four hundred and thirty-seven S5-100
acres; which contract is dated October 18th.
1886, and is recorded in the clerks Office Of
Yazoo Probate Court.
Said sale is made to pay the sum Of
.twenty-six thousand Two hundred and eight
95- 100 dollars now due and unpaid, of the
notes mentioned ia said deeds Of trust.
Such title will be conveyed TO the pur-
chaser as is vested IN me 81 said deeds Of
trust and none other.
ELI MONTGOMERY, Trustee.
Nav %, 1910. 46-5t.
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NOTTCE.

II HEREBY assign to w. Dorsey all the
accounts, open and unsettled, upon the
books OF the late firm Of Scott & Caldwell,
and The said Dorsey has full power TO collect
and receipt for the same.
Surviving partner Of Scott & Caldwell.
February 90, 1910. 55-u
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lIled 81 any other paper Of


etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
The present number is a specimen Of what
this Mammoth Newspaper will contain, as
we'll in rarity and extent of its original and
selected matter, as the style of its execution.
As a Family Newspaper, BROTHER JO-
NATHAN viii be found to present attrac-
tions beyond any other;
-ssE1e comes, the herald Of noisy world,
NeVs from az nations numbering at his back.''
The earliest intelligence, foreign and do
mestIc, and the latest novelties in the Liter
airy World, will be promptly served up for
the qualification OF the reader.
Strictly neutral in politics, it viii contain
nothing in favor or against any party, and
will as sedulonsly avoid any of the contro-
versies which agitate the religious commu-
nifty. Strict morality, virtue, temperance,
industry, good order, benevolence, and use
fliness to our common country, and our fell
low men, will be advocated and inculcated
in every page of Brother Jonathan.
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dissolution.

TNyhe co-partnership heretofore existing
between tie undersigned, was this day
dissolved By mutual consent. The ursei-
tied business will Be closed BY A. Stillman
who Is alone authorized TO settle.
Al. STILLMAN,
IT. PARISH.
Yazoo City, May 20, 1910. 47-4t.
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III ()T.I1TT on.

WvffE eoparlneiship heretofore existing betl
Smith Holmoa, was this day dissolved !. Oy
nnfuaI consenf. The business of the late firm
viii Sc ionidated By Mr.. G. Holmes, who will
.S'''.''s's n. II. SMITH,
g. HOLMES.
49,. fs.t.. N4.- al tam d6--Af
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Nirth dau Of JatIg asert,

and continue from day 10 day until sucn
sale IS completed, the whole property, real
and personal, described and conveyed u
aid deeds Of trust, Of SO much thereof as
will be sufficient to pay the balance now que
to said Ballard, Franklin Y Co, 70 VII: inc
following
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GO-PARTNERSTITP

Yazoo City, May II, $50. AS
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-04-04
New Orleans Rates OF Uncurrent Money.
From the Picayune, March Oath, 184O-

New Orleans Rates OF Uncurrent Money.
From the Picayune, March Oath, 1870.
DIscr.
Matches and river specie paying Banks, Gallo
Mississippi Union Bank, on demand, SaIO
do do IL mons. Post Notes, 36a40
Mississippi; Rail Road Co., II mo. 75a6O
Mississippi Shipping Co., Natchez, no sale
Agricultural Post Notes, 35140
Commercial s. r. r. Blk. Vicksburg, 65a7O
Bank Of Vicksburg, Vicksburg, - 75a80
vicksburg w. Works Blk. Co., 75G80
Grand Gulf, 80 45a5O
Commercial Bank, Rodney, Post Notes, 35a4O
Lake Washington and Deer Creek, 6Oa65
Tombigby r. r. Banking Co., Columbus, 75ae0
Citizens Bank of Madison co., 60aS5
Commercial Bank, Columbus, 15a2O
Manchester, 6alO
Manchester Post Notes, 25a3O
Real Estate, Kinds co., 60a05
Bank of Lexington, Miss, 80a65i
Clinton and Port Hudson, 2Oa25
g payable at Citizens Blk. par
Blk of State of Ala and branches, ln3
Bank of Mobile and specie paying Banks, par
Tennessee Banks, GAG
South Carolina and Georgia, Gallo
Arkansas Banks, 23a26
Kentucky, skss lag
Virginia, fsss; fs8 s. ssfss Sal
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, Lad
Bank of Pensacola, Florida, 15GlS
Texas Treasury Notes, 77a79
.f
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-04-04

Z Iz = Al.c le trust % sne stovern- /
ment, saat during the Whole q me une The
klolefpeaent ~; alnea - = aeee... I
every demand y made upon ule bank vas
ryqnpuy mel and complied tNitl1is 3lD- this
not evidence then 10 favor Of the Bank
Does ME nos go 70 provo. tha3 he dugtFsc-
ton Of an Institution 50 beneficial lQs7lhD
GUvernmnnt, and Of such vast Importance
70 the people, has shattered and crashed
every Thing lnsitafall, and that the nnly way
to lpAd up the RUNS the. administrators &as
wrought, is to re-establish The Bank yhjsh
they have warred againsk and molieioanGlY
oyerthrownf We have experience To- justi-
fy US in this belief, and by which We sre
enabled to prove The correctness md stabili-
ty Of our principles -slh6 cher polisicsl par
ty-she party now II porer-hss neither
experience a their favcr. nor I sound or
practicable theory 10 rude them o. "a aheir
wild career. Precedens Is set aside. and
Tho liohf of axnar;enca 4 ia1kerarslsd. SO -
Now lef - iooL for . mornent. g ~ ~,
iit;cal tesnets lnf ,,sch narfv.s and r3fsv htsvS
Locofoco premises, ! few logical DEDUCTION.
The main points upon which the two rreat
political parties Of the present dav milf. are.
/ believe. 10 be-. the following: 1Tt5es Wb;ss
assert that Conrress has the Dower. whaS-
ever that BODY shoIl deeih fhaf ifs ixIS6fciea
e unecesso,,v and pyoner. y n. $40 g M
tional Bank and thaf III ,rieff 81 M ret
tie the coa.1f nt,ona lifv, ~ = 800
with the proper indicial 3fj6rG1j k ai5d DAT
both Congress- and the presidsnf ar bnsand
bv such decision ana thst. altsr the cor .sa;-
nationality Of the Bank has been sustained
| by the Supreme Court q the United Stafes.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-26
THE DISCUSSION.

We had expected very full account of the
late discussion in this place in the Argus, aud
were prepared to reply to him but we are disap.
pointed. He merely touches upon few points,
and leeby attempts to rdcule the speeches Of
Col. HAYS We hage ourselves in consequence
but few remarks to make in addition 10 what
We SAID, last week, upon the subject.
SO far from Mr., Harris having demolished
the fortress Of Van Bwensm as The Argus init.
mates, not one Of his shot reached i--lbey all fell
short Of the mark Col IIny's tgiumphanty re
pi'ed to the principal Positions taken BY the fed.
erai Wig orator, passing over the minor points,
and the special pleading, as unworthy of notice
On the second day OF the discussion, the meeting
was ably addressed by Mr. Boykin Of Mobile,
who happened to be IN town, and VIII was called
oul by the urgent solicitations OF bis friends. Mr..
boykn Is chasio and eloquent speaker. We
listened with the greatest pleasure for more than
an hour 70 his able, and as il seemed TO as most
triumphant uudjcadon Of the administration. He
belongs, # We have been correctly informed TO
the South Carolina state rights school, but he has
not, Ike too many Of that school, ..saefyed from
the irae Iarh, or permitted bis prejud,ces against
Mr.. Van Buren, TO induce him 10 desert all nrincl.
pie, and JON IN the support, Of a black co,kade
tederahst for tho Presidency. His speech told
we'll, and the Democracy Of the county viii lon,
remembcr his effort With gratitude.
The discussion was continued for several 5,vs
but our engagements rendered it impossible for
US to be present all the time. The las, sneecb
we listened to was Gen, Access, whose arop.
men!s' and political character We propose to no.
ice with some Particularly a. cur earliest lei.ure
The General is now supporting for the Pre..5.n
ey' a warm advocate Of the Proclamation ,o1
force Bil-some Of our readers viii no lo',5, -
collect toast which he gave upoa The sabise, Of.
'he Proclamation a few years ~. Bot more Of
'a's' and more of,hc redoa5ladlo General bcro,c
ter.