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NEW LINE OF NEW YoRK.8ND LIVERPOOL
PACKETS.
&6R "a I'D Sf29 I'D

$3.50 $500 SzsEI aAR 8As5
To sail from New York on the a5th and Liverpool on
the 18th each month.
From Ntr York
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt. J. A. Pearce, 18th September
Ship GARRICK, Capt. N. b. Palmer, 18th October
New ship ROSCIUS, Capt. John Collins, 25th Novemr.
Ship SfDDONS, Capt. Alex. Britton, 25th December.
From LiuerPoeL.
Ship SIDDONS. Capt. Alex. Bitton, 18th October.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt. J. A. Pearce, 18th November
ship GARRICK, Cap, N. X. Palmer, 18th December.
New ship RoSCTCS Capt John Collins, 18th January.
These ships all OF tile first class, upwards of lOOe
burhen, built in the city of New York, with such
Improvements combine great speed and unusual conf
fort for passengers. Every kas been tkes in the
arrangement OF their accommodations. The price OF
passage hence is 4O for which ample stores, including
wines, sc. will be- provided; Sl20 without wines &c.
These ships win be commanded by experienced master,
vino will make every e1ertion to give general satsfas
ton. Neither tie captain of these ships witt
be responsible for letters, parcels packages
by THEM, unless regular bills OF lading signed there
FOR. For freight or passage apply to
&. X. COLLINS.
IS South street. New York. or to
lVM. x JAS. BROWN & co.
ma q Liverpool.
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We extract the following interesting calcula-
ton Of the future population ofthe United States,
from an able article upon that subject in the New
York Star
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Ibese Ships all of the first class about 200 tons
burheD, and commanded BY experienced navgatOrs.
Great care has been made Ofn the selection OF fur
niture, beds &C., and the price of cabin fare is fix
ed al Sl00 outward, for each adult, aud children half
PRICE, without wines liquors of any description. Ne-
Their the captains of the above packets will
be responsible for any letters, parcels packages
by them unless regular bsof laden signed therefor
Apply TO
GRINNEIL, MINTURN K co,
I:S4 Front street, on to
JOHN SRESWOLD.
20 South street. New York.
ma ~ 1910.
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IN BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT May
Term, 1870. ORpERED, that the sale made and
within .reported by Brantz Mayer. Trustee in the
Chaales Mayer against John Clean, be, and the
hereby this 9th May 1870, ratified and confirmed
less causeto the contrary be shown before the ninth day
OF June next provided copy Of this order be published
in some newspaper once week for three successive
weeks, before the said ninth day Of June
The report states the sale have been made at fos
thousand two hundred doIlars.--{ ,200)
Hy ORDER Tfue Copy,
may II lawew THQS. EEIL, Clerk
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PACKETS FOR H.4VRE
I'D S1I& I'D I'D 40

- '.S' u1Ith. Z F'5ttIlI I { stIlleIilTftT a
The accommodations of these Ships not surpassed
combining all that may be required for comfort The
price of cabin passage is 500. Passengers will he sup
Piled with every requisite with the exception Of wines
and liquors.
Goods intended for these vessels will be forwarded by
tile subscribers. free from any other than thu expense
tally incurred them For freight passage apply
BOYD & 'HINCKEN, Agents.
ma y No. 8, Tontine Binding N. Y. D
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TEE PIKE Daniel observes, and as per
fect1y agree with him may perhaps be excused
for borrowing his own words, pike, he says,
love still, shady, unfreguented water, with
sandy, clayey, or chalky bottom, and from May
70 the beginning OF October, they usually place
themselves amongst near flags, FURNISHES, or
v.atcrdocks. and particularly under the roSsutlet-
ne agunticiSs when in flower, and which floats
an the surface have also found, that where
weeds spring up from under the water, particular
" where there arc any openings between them,
or snaall bitches near at handplaces that usually
soound with small Try and Illinnowss-there is
GENERALLY a pike to be found; in fact, Ihave con-
s,dored weeds and bulrushes 10 the pike like the
t1,ll, bush to the woodcock as afording the for
pcra sort of hiding place, amongst which he turks
concealed. and springs ont unexpectedly upon its
rnyrarv rrey that s,pms heedlessly past, unappre-
hensivc of danger The way in which the pike
manages. also, by the motionless attitude he
.sst.snes even in clear pool, TO conceal himself
frsn observation, is truly surprising, and have
eften been startled at thesudden manner IN which,
I.le a spectre, he has dashed forward from a
apaee apparently void, revealing at once his
faieTsty proportions which seem instantaneously
Is have formed themselves into substance, as with
4 maintenance expressive Of wrath, and with
tassended Jaws, he seizes on tbs bait young
friend ofnine was 20 surprised atsn apparition Of
this sort, that he actually dropped his rod, which
haGfor the timely aid more steady companion,
lhofish would probably have dragged off into the
eond; the affair, however, terminated differently,
~ The pilfe--and fine fellow he was too, for he
weighed upwards OF twelve pounds was, after
stout resistance, himself dragged on shore and
safely landed. p True Sportsman
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7 UPon Calculation, It appears that at each epoch
one-third is to be added to the population Of the
epoch Immediately preceding. Following out
the table, the following results are presented:
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~ I'D 80 30
sasine from New YORK on tile l3i and from Liverpool
on the lst OF every month.
From Neu I0rk.
February IS-Tkc UNITED STATES, Captain JIG.
Fisher
March l3-1he ViRGlNIAN. Capt. Lewis Higgins
April l3-fhe SHEFFIELD. Capt. f. =. Allen
May l3--Ihe STEPHEN WHITNEY new capt
". c. Thompson.
From liverpool
February 1.-The SHEFFIET.D GOO toas. "a
March 1-'l'he STEPHEN WHITNEY, 1000 tons.
April 1.-The UNITED STATES, 500 tons
May THE ViRtiINIAN, 800 tons. R
The qualities and Recommendations of the above Ships,
and the reputation Of their commanders, well kaon
Every eyerion will be made promote the comfort of
passengers and the interests of importers. The price of
passage to Liverpool in the cabin, in other lines, is
fixed ut $780, with wines and stores of every descriptions
The will not be responsible for any letter. parcel
package, sent By The above ships, for which bill
ladiDg is not taken For freight passage apply TO
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS, TURNER, FOX g. CO., OF
ROBERT KERMIT, "A South street. n. York.
u
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YUyHPPEcANOE TEXT HOOK Complied
from Niles REGISTER and other authentic Fecdz8z
by William Ogden Miles, and Published BY Duff Green,
Editor of The Pilot Transcript Just receucd ana ff
sale BY
u HIcEsfAx. Hookzslez,
ma22 g Baltimore slreez.
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HH ESPECTFULLY sclicits call from those who
H&need either partial or complete sets of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH. Being in possession of every improve
ment in the constructiofyp of cases of Teeth, and
also extensively engaged IN their manufacture,
Mr.. w. IS now enabled 70 make great reduce
ten the high charges usually exactcd, and in
as rarely to require extraction. Sealing,
Filling, ExtricatiDg, SIC. SIC. Decayed teeth
carefully and permanently plugged with pure
gold, and warranted to remain sound t. the Ia
test period of human existence.
n. B. Artificial Teeth out Of repair, restor-
state ap24 d6m
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NEW YORK * LONDON PACKETS.
sSRR I'D 88& 40 40

TO seaon the lsf. ION, and 9Oth of erer7t month
Tbs line of packets will hereafter be comnosed of The
ioho"mg SHIPS, which viii succeed each other in the
order 10 winch they are named, sailing punetalIy from
New York and Portsmouth on the Ist 10TH and 9Oth
and from London on the 7l, i7h and 27th Of every
month, throughout The year, VIZ
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MaAYOR'S OFFICE, BALTInoRE June lst. 1910 |
WI nNEE-Tlh foiInNpina sncfinn Of SiinnIe= |

BAs w M L@i4hI ltAEftJ
Surgeon DeKtist, King ST. Alexandra, d.
Z. 4. STANSBURY,
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SLANDER.-ltisa poor soul that cannot bear
SANDER. No decent man can get along with
out it--at least none that are actively engaged
in tie struggle of business life. Have you a
bad fellow in your employment, and discharge
him, he goes round and SANDERS you-refusc
another some very modest boon which he has
asked, he goes round and SANDERS you-lct
your conduct be such as.to create the envy of
another, he goes round and SANDERS YOU In
fine, as we said before, we would not give IA
cent for a person who is not slandcred--it
shows that he is either a milk-sop or fool.
No--no--ea a bad name from bad fellow,
(and you can easily do so by correct conduct,)
it is the only way to prove that you are entitled
ton good one.
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Since his return from South America, he
has lived rc,ircdupon his farm ii, North Bend
Having never been rich, and having spent a
large part of his property in The service Of his
country MS means olproviding for those Deepen.
IAdcnt upon him, and Of supporting that plain
but simple hospitality in which he has ever in.
lldulged, he has accepted the office of Clerk OF
lihe Court for the county in which he resides
In the same way and for similar reasons, Elk
IPrcsident Monroe accepted the Office and dis.
|tcharged the duties Of Justice Of the Peace; n
.Ircspeclnbe and independent course, which the
Arich and luxurious may rdicule, but which no
Strue republican can lail 10 approve.
N In 1885, without any previous concert or ar
rapgement and without The assistance Of any
Wparly machinery, General Harrison was unex-
!. peciedy brought forward as candidate for
n the Presidency; aud Notwithstanding there
were Two other opposition candidates in the field,
" he received larger vote Than the entire oppo-
Nsion had been able 10 muster at either of the
Apreyious elections, since that Of 1898.
"A In every public station which he has hitherto
led, whether as Territorial delegate, Terrific
rial Governor, Indian Commissioner, Major
AAGcneral in the army, Representative in Con
llgress, Senator in Congress, or foreign minister,
Pc has discharged the duties Of it with deter
NImined zeal, and untirng industry; and more
Mbet, witha patriotic self devotion dndASh in
III flexible honesty, which after all are the best
"A qualifications for public Office
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greatly deprcciato our circulating medium, can
never be beneficial.
have understood that the Agricultural AMI
Planters Banksare transferringa large amount
Hof their bills receivable, to the Government of
the United States. ] have adopted measures
10 ascertain the facts Of the case, and will, in
due season, send in special message on the
subject.
In conclusion permit me TO invoke you, TO
discard all party feeling in considering the
important questions requiring your action.
We all have the interest Of our constituents n,
heart. They expect us 10 remedy the existing
disorders, and Gondly hope that spirit Of
mutual iorbcarance may sgnalize your com.
sells, and that your deliberations may result in
measures calculated 10 ensure the welfare of
the State, and 20 secure to labor its Just reward
A. G. McNUTT.
EXECUTIVE DErARrMENr,)
City Of Jackson, January 7, 1910.
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[CorrespOndcnce Of the Liberiy Adroeate.l

JANhSONs JuH' - IOfO.
J. NJ. Smilcy,-Thc Legislature assembled
% Monday last, and elected Jesse Speigh
sEcaker on the. second ballot, by considera
Ne majority. The Senate after balottnl
bout As times elected MIR. Augustus from Nox
pee, President. Mr.. Augustus is President o.
re branch Of the Union Bank, located at Ma
Rn. With all their clamor against Banks, We
nd the Democrats eleyating 10 the highest Of
We within their gift, the President of Bank
he organization Of both branches Of the Lee
Stature, is Democratic ntoto. No Bill has
Zen introduced yet. Some resolutions have
Asscd: most Of them, however, 10 effect an or.
Imitation A resolution has passed appoin
g1g committee to make arrangements for
lie reception Of Gen. Jacksonville expenses
course to como out Of the Treasury. The
Rhigs concluded to let them worship the old
Zero just as they pleased, and made no obcc-
Jpn. The Wing Party have resolved to per-
~ the Democrats to lcgisla,e as they choose.
Che Governors Message has just been read.
Nd contains what anticipated lie recom-
l9ends repeal Of all Bank charters. OF the
anion Bank, he wants the unsold bonds to be
Ancelle0, and of course, the branches must
al. | have not examined the document much.
send one TO you for the nfol nation of the
lfople. am told the Democrats will not sus.
In the message. The Wings will no. object
the Democrats repeating The Bank Charters.
They have undivided sway here, and can, if
Icy choose, or are sincere in their PROBES
IONS, exterminate all the Banks. Many Of
aRc Banks are willing TO surrender their char
s'rs, and some am told wiH do il. am will
pg that the most eflectua steps should be ia
Pm against them, 10 bring about resumpt ion,
Id healthy circulation.
In haste,
las l. GRAVES
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$3,9o3,26l 95

}, To pay the residue, the Bank has five mil
lions ofState Bonds and exchange bills receiv
able, &c, to the amount OF about nine million
OF dollars. The State Bonds cannot be sold
aud sufficient sum cannot be realized in time
out of the other assets Of the Bank, TO pay the
Post Notes due next April and May. 1t will
take more than two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars of the available funds OF the Bank to pa,
IN London the interest accrulng ON the Stat,
Bonds, previous TO he first of September next
| 1t therefore becomes us to consider whethe
The Bank can be sustained consistently, will
the interest of the great body Of the peope-
AT the polls last November, they decided a.
galnsl the Post Note policy. None can now
! be found SO foolish as TO give the control Of
their Cotton to any Bank whatever and take
an advance in paper money worth not more
than seventy five cents in the dollar. The
Union Bank has certainly failed to answer the
purposes oits creation, and feel confident that
even with the most able and prudent manage
men /, can never hereafter be made uSelul.-
Is II yet too late TO recede from our false posi-
Iuon-to avoid encumberlng the State with an
enormous deb; for the benefit OF Iew to the
permanent injury of nlne-tenths of our citi-
bSHS' iuCoC hlC squGolluuS requiring calm
and deliberate invesllgat ion. After the best
Ireflectoh1ha, have been able TO bestow on
this grave subject, have come to the conciu-
sion that 1t is our duty 10 place the institution
either IN Liquidation, or TO repeal all that por-
'lon OF the charter giving 10 private individuals
stock N the Bank, and privileged loans. The
State debt already amounts to about seven and
a halt millions of dollars. The interest on Sc
ven millions is payable abroad, and amounts to
the sum Of three hundred and seventy thou
sand doarsan annually. This is sufficient lax
on our resources. The rights of the stockhol
ders are yet inchoate, and until the residue of
the Bonds are sold, they can have no peculiar
claims. Influenced by no motive, save that OF
the public gool--anxlous to protect the rights
OF all, and TO advance the nleres. OF the whole
State, am bound to recommend that the five
millions OF States Bonds last issued, shall he
called in and cancelled; and that no more, here
after, shall be issued for the Mississippi Union
Bank
An examination Of the list of stockholders of
the Bank will shcw, that not one voter out oil
thirty in the State, has obtained stock. Should
the residue the bonds ever be sold, the stock
holders alone will be benefited by the sales
Is It consistent with the principles Of justice n
does II comport with good faith to render the
property and persons OF forty thousond French
men, Liable 10 be assessed, 10 raise money for
the especial use Of thirteen hundred citizens,
many of them, men OF great wealth, and none
OF whom have any peculiar claims to Iegislative
favor?
Since The suspension Of specie payments, in
way, 1887, three examinations of most octhe
banks have been made The annual reports
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JAS. ]. GRAVES.

N The love ola virIuous woman clings TO The
81 Of her affections. even beyond the grave
here arc none on earth so firm, so faithful
ia atfectonate, as dauntless loving woman, a
he, self-sacrificing consider in adversely, an.
u Of mercy in affection. Where she has gar
bred up the treasures Of her heart there will
" cling,' unchanged by sickness, misery or
lime. No howell TOO wreiched for love TO
9ter, no danger SO terrible but what love ena.
KS her to brave. The dark and gloomy dun
ION finds her lowering around it with bghted
ppcs and a breaking heart, but firm and faith
y TO the last When every earthly friend
Asyanlshed, she remains 10 foster, to cncour-
Re and console. She follows the culprit, step
X step, the whole course Of arrest imprison.
ent, trial and condemnation, and without
rinking, bears him company even 10 the
ave.
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NOTICE.
BY ALEXANDER G. McNUTT. ,
Governor Of the State of Mississippi (

To tie Sheri6S Of adams, Jefferson, AmHe-
Franklin, laurence, Wilkinson, Marion, Coz,
ingtom, Jones, Wayne, Perry, Greene, Jackson,
Hancock and Pike Counties, Greeting;
wv HEREAS, have received information
Wv that vacancy has occurred in the
office Of Judge Of the High Court of Errors
land Appeals, by the decease Of the Hon. P.
RutiIus r. Pray Of the Second District; do,
therefore, issue this Writ, authorizing and
requiring you to hold an election in your coun-
ty, on Monday and Tuesday 10th and 18th
days February, 1910, TO ill said vacancy; and
do, moreover, enjoin you to conduct the same,
in all respects, conformaby to law, and make
due return thereof;o the Secretary of State.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the Great Seal Of the
State to be affixed at Jackson, this the Cd day Of
January, AID. 1910, and Of the sovereignty Of
the State Of Mississippi, the twenty-third.
A. G. McNUTT
By the Governor,
THOMAS B. WOODWARD,
Secretary of State.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Amte County.
N pursuance Of the above writ Of election,
will hold an election at the different pre-
clncts oil Annie county, on Monday and Tues
day, the 10th and J 18th days Of February, 1910,
Tor the purpose of electinga Judge of the High
Court Of Errors and Appeals, for the end Dis
trict Of the State of Mississippi to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the decease Of the Hon.
p. Rutuus r. Pray. | do hereby appoint the
following persons as managers to conduct said
election, at the different precyncts of said coun-
~, to.wit:
Liberty.-.-J, c. Anderson, p. S. Caffry,J.V.
Wren.
Zion HH--Noble Johnson, Isaiah Cain,
Robert P Butler.
Smih's,--Lodwick Weathersby, r. G. West
brook, Edmund Smith.
( pprlOck's.-Hampton Burris, VIM. c. But
Ter, t. J. Spurlock.
1ickfaD.--Charles WALL Benjamin Wall,
John Richmond.
Iolers james NJ Gallant, David Cox, A.
s. Causey.
1hickDoods. --DaVid Pemble, John Smiley.
Winston B. Gilmore.
Idtbert'S.--Lawrence S. Talbert, John G.
Robinson, VIM Jenkins
JAMES N. NORWOOD, ShT
January 8, 1910. q-te
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The Message ofthe President of the United
yates has been received. 1t is too lengthy for
lblication. The President adheres 10 his for
Der notions of Banks and the Sub Treasury
ugh A. Garland has been reelected Clerk Of
be House of Representatives; and i, is said
lat the New Jersey contested election has
cen referred back 10 the people of tina,
tate.
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A. G. McNuu, 1891
Edward Turner, 1878
McNull's majority, 3,o50

STILL BErTER.-Mr. ~ Chafani, on Mon
10y last, Killed eight hogs, on his place, of The
syeragc weight Of 267 pounds and has plenty
bore in the pen Of The same kind
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$4,290,88O Al

387,618 50
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$ and halIoPbonds, werasFsady for my sgnt
turc. believing thai fghcrc was no immediat
prospect ola sale " e bonds, and that (urihe
Legislation miglw~be requisite, in reaio
Thereto, determined not TO execute the remain
ing bonds, until should have un opporunit,
of presenting the whole question 10 tho repre-
I seniuliyes OF the people, and Of Recommending
ito them, such measures as the cXigency OF tn
case calls los,
The president OF The bank in his letter 10 me
of the Ord of January, 1888, stated that
would sat al times afford him pleasure to fur
nish the executive OF the State, a full view o
the condition. orlhe bank, W en- such report il
to lead to rigid scrutiny its affairs" Or
the sixteenth day Of last ~ Bnth, | addressed
IA letter to the President aud managers OF The
bank, calling for specific information relative
to IT'S situation and management In reply
thereto, was furnished by the cashier with .
general statement offs affairs, on the 3lst VI!
limo. a copy Of said letter, with the statement
furnished, is herewith laid before you, ltwilI
be seen that the bank has failed 10 furnish me
with statement Of the quantity OF cotton adj
yanccd upon, and not acoouneN Tor by the
agents OF the bank-the amount sold by the
cunsignccS not accounted Tor by them, and the
sums due on that score-the number Of bales
advanced upon, which have Zen attached, and
the situation OF the suits-a copy of the late
resolution the board, in relation TO advances
on cotton, and the issuance Of post notes, to-
gether with copy of the instructions TO the
cotton agenls-thc liabilities Of each manager
and officer of the bank, and Of the several Off
pnc n nj mil
bills OF exchange, as drawers, endorsers, secu-
riiy and acceptor, as well Individually. as q
partner in business. 1t will not be denied that
the Information sought was pertinent and es-
senilaIly necessary to enable the Legislature
10 ascertain the whole movement and situation
Of the bank, The fact that the managers have
smohered the important facts called for, proves
that cuIpabIe mlsmanagcment and selfish favor
ltlsm have characterized their operations
Surely the people have right to know what
losses they will probably sustain by the opera
tons OF the bank, and they will, trust, speak
through their representatives, in voice, that
no one will dare to oppose, and demand full
cleW Of the condition of the bank. i it shall
be found that many of the officers have been
relieving themselves, at the expense of the
and some ofthem in addition, draw.
rg prlnccIy salaries, doubt not but that cor
ectlve will be speedily applied.
The faith oI the State is pledged lorthe whole
'apl;aI stock, and the properly OF all her cti-
ems may hereafter be taxed to make up its los
es and delalcations. The right of the people,
therefore,, to know the conduct OF all its agents,
nd the liabilities Of every one of It's debtors,
annot be questioned
The Liabilities IF the hank Mt
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4 wise man is like tho back or stock Of the
Imney, and his wealth the fire; he receives
\ Tor his own need, but TO reflect the heart 10
Rcrs's good