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ipfmer clerk has collccfed the legal fees for re-
cprdlng such final judgments, which he has fall
sed or neglected to have recorded as required BY
laW, the clerk FILLING 10 make such record shall
be required to pay over % the clerk hereafter
ma ing up such record, the fees which lie has
collected III such cases.
Approved February %. 1870
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SHER LIES SAFE

1he Planters Bank
VsEi "a
Kezer q Maynard, 81 Il 6sec. rs NAV
Olicefs OF Court Term 18401
VS..
HOff & Virgins
y virtue ct the above stated executions
70 me directed, from the Honorable
circuit court Ct 1azoo county, will expose
@ public sale fufcash, 10 the highest bidder
ut the court house door Of Yazoo county, on
Monday the 20th day April next within the
hours prescribed BY law, the following Real
Estate, % wit; lots No. I5s, 2O4, 366 and
the vest haifoflot No, lis, situate IN va
ZOO City, formerly Manchester, Nil, levied
on as the property Of Hof' s. Wright 10 sat
isfy the above stated executions and sundry
Others 10 my hand.
2. BUFORD. sh'ff.
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AN ACT

Entitled an act to amend an act entitled an act
directing tho mode of choosing electors to vote
for President Of the U. States, approved Decem-
Der Is, 1881.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted bg lie Legislature Of Tie
State Of uississippi That the act entitled an act
directing the mode of.choosing electors TO vote
for President and Vice President of the u. States,
approved December 10, 1881, be and the same is
hereby amended, so that the election 10 be heidin
this state for the purpose Of electng electors to
vote for President and Vice President of the U.
States shall hereafter be held the FIRST Monday
and day following in November, in each and
nv wear, when the election for President and Vic
President Of the United States shall hereafter take
place.
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aLasily for no consideration ought we to
agree that any portion Of The Legislative
power shall be vested, either directly or in
directly IN the President, save that which is
already vested ia him by the Constitution Of
The U. States
From this view Of the case, he sums Up
The following conclusions:
That the present difference between par
ties il this country, is a contest between the
patronage of The President, md the right
Of 81 grage ofthe People. The ono party
wishing 10 add 70 the power and patronage
|of the executive, and the other p1riy striY-
ing to lessen his power AMI patronage.
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sHERIFF'S 81.
To May Term,
1910.

Same.
DY virtue of the above stated executions
I'd to me directed fromfhe honorable Cir
cult Court of Yazoo county, Miss, will
sell for cash, to the highest bidder, ct The
court house door of Yazoo county, Mi, on
Monday the 4th day of May next, within the
hours prescribed BY law, the following pro
perry, to VITA negro woman named t.sl-
cey and her child, and 400 bushels coin
Also, the following land, The east hall Ct
north west quarter, west half Of north east
quarter Of section No. !, west half st north
east quarter, south east quarter Ct north
east quarter of section II, vest half st north
west quarter, north west quarter q south
vest quarter of section / township Il,
range vest, containing 500 acres, NOR g
less, 81 situate, lying and being 2 1890
county, Mi, and levied o. g the property
81 William Einnall, q satisfy llle above sla-
sss r BUFoRD, Shsf
ByF w Whelea, -
Benton, March eS. $40 or fse SD se---o
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Bank Of Manchester

ii
rs. e. IA. To May
William B. Whitfield, Term,
S Joseph a. Thomas and 1910.
James w. Cusack.
RY virtue of the above stated execution
70 NE directed, from the honorable
Circuit Court Of Yazoo county, Mi, | will
expose at public sale, for cash, at the court
house door Of Yazoo county, on Monday the
Goth day of April next, within the hours
prescribed By law, the following land 10 witt:
The west half Of the south east quarter of
section "a, township i, range 2 west, con
tanning so 3O-lO0 acres; and the east half
of the south west quarter Of section "a,
township II, range 2 west, containing so
so. 100 acres, situate, lying and being IN.
Yazoo county, Nil, in the district of lands
subject to sale at Mount Salus. Levied on
as the property of William B. Whitfield, to
satisfy the above stated case and cost.
P. BUFORD, Sheriff,
BY F. w. Wheless, d. S.
Benton, March II. tPrfee $40 SOY 36-6t.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Benton and Manchester Rail-
Road and Banking Co., To-Day Term,
vs.. al. &. ia. 1910.
Walter Davis ct. al.
Jennings & Dulin,
VS..
Buford & Davis.
10y virtue of the above stated executions
- 10 me directed, from the honorable Cir
cult Court of Yazoo county, Mi, / will ex-
pose at public sale, for cash, to the highest
bidder, at the court house door of Yazoo.
county, on Monday the goth day of April
ftxoI hvYI
the entire interest of w alter Davis, in and to
the following real estate, to wit:-The south
east quarter of section IA, township 10,
range west. Levied on as the property OF
Walter Davis, to satisfy the above stated ex-
ecutions and costs.
P. BUFoRD, Shift.
By F. w. Wheless, D S
Benton, March 6. (Pr fee $40 50l 36-6t
Sheriff's Sale.
The Benton u Manchester To May
Rail Road & banking Co., Term 1 $40.
use &c.
Wade I'll Turner ct al g. ecty.
10y virtue Of; the above stated execution
- to me directed from the honorable cir
cult court of Yazoo county, Mi. Iwill expose
TO public, sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
at the court house door of Yazoo county, on
Monday, the goth day Of April next, within
the hours prescribed by law, the following
property, to wit.-xlhe entire interest Of
Charles Holmes, be tllat what it may, in the
house of Smith q Holmes in Yazoo City lev.
led on as the property of Charles Holmes, q
satisfy the above stated case; all the same
day the following Real estate, to wit: a large
ware house and LOT: No. 10, situated lying
and benign Yazoo Cit. formerly Manchestel
Mi, and known and described on the map O
said City, as Commons, fronting 10 feet OF
Yazoo river, and running back los, leyiee
on as the property of James r. Bedford, t
satisfy the above stated execution and cost
p BUFORD, Shelf.
By r. w. Wheless. d S
Benton Feb. 21, opt fee u 34-9l
SHERIFF'S SALE
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THE DIFFERENCE.

The spirit and enthusiasm which anlmates
the Wing ranks, has astounded the suppot-
tiers of the administration. They see in7the
united strength Of the Wings, the certainty
of.their own defeat-they see in the move
ing ofthe people to the cause Of HARRIsON,
that their hopes are vanishing like shadows
on the mountain side; and often do they
ask themselves the cause Of this change IN
their pfospects-the reason why the wings
have such Cheering hopes of success. Their
Undergraduates are ably answered by the
ssYeoman, a new Harrison paper lately
started in Richmond Va. 1t says, ''there is
this difference between the Candidates,
which gives the vantage ground 70 the
wings. They have abundance 81 materials
drawn from. The historical records Of The ma
ton, presenting Gen. IIARRIsoN the gall
laHt defender Of bis country ia her day OF
Baril brave and prudent soldier in the
field and a wise statesman in our councils;
while the friends Of the administration must
draw the materials for the support Of their
candidate from the rbeagre cabinet q poll
ticfan. who has sustained every side Of eve
NJ question, and whose history is identified
with no part Of that Of his country, except
the period when it was at war with Britain"
LIN the begInning.of which, his energies
were at work In opposition to those who susi
tanned their country ia that day Of trial.
No wonder the people turn from the support
81 such man, and join the cause Of one
whom They knox has always stood linz defence
Of his country, whether serving Il u the
tented field and amid ihe dins Of arms, OF
in the halls of legislation where laws are
enacted fof tie government and protection
or 4 people. Ch4mbsrsburg Wbig.
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SHERTFF'S SALE
To May Term 1910

James Ii Creecy, etal.
by virtue Of the above stated executions
tome directed, from tie honorable cir
cult court Of Yazoo county, Nj, will sell
for cash, 70 the highest bidder, al the court
house door Of Yazoo county, on Monday
tlle Goth day Of April nexg, within The hours
prescribed b law the following property 70
Wit ia negro boy, Michael, and woman,
Matild, and child, horse and 9 drays also
On Monday the 9Th day Of May next the
following real estate, TO wit lots Nos. a s.
40. 226 and fractional part Of Lot no 20
fronting So feet on Jefferson street, al ST.
uate. lying and beinq.iT Yazoo City, fonmeg
y Manchester, Mi. and levied on as The
property of y. 6. Nye, to satisfy The abeYe
stated &. las. and cost
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ssSince the domination of Harrison bysome
6 Of the Wings, iho party IN many PAGES
g seem Is be leaning towards The admlnis-
6 lration. Dent paper
That's fact Tie party in ALL places
Is sisanine fo,on Is ne adminiairation' ioHpch
a. extent viii no doubt soon ger into
iss YER shoes. and adopt i.s official cospos
men
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P. BUFORD. Sh'ff.
By w Wheless, ID s.
Benton Feb 90. (Pr's fee. @D1 37-5
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SheRlII1 8 SAFE
The Benton u Manchester To May
Rail Road & banking Co., Term 1910.
use &c.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Benton and Manchester Rail-
Road and Banking Co., ToMay Term,
VS.. al. &. IA. 1910.
Walter Davis ct. al.
Jennings & Dulin,
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P. BUFORD, Shift.
By F. w. Wheless, D S
Benton. March 6. lPr fee SO SOY 36-6t
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sITo MAJoR ALLEN.

ssSir; publish you as a liar and a scOun-
drel, for having stated in public assembly,
at Columbus, on the 9Th of January, 1886,
that the ladies' of Chilicotho voted Gen. Har-
rison apelticoat, as reward for his military
nroWess.
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IN ACT entitled all aek 70 authorize the several
Clerks VI The circuit courte % make iull eng
complete record Of alI inal Judgments now nn-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12
MONEY MARkET.
Friday. sept. 1I-G y. VI.

The stock Market active to-day, and prices
improved good deal U. $. Bnnk n per cert. One
house. John Ward Co. Premp, takers Of all that
oared and prices closed pei higher than sales
made at Philadelphia yesterday. This with the difference
In currency makes per in favor Of sales in New
York This fact proves sbe pr, sencs OF speculation
North American Trus, and Bank, per cent Della.
ware aud Hudson per cent; Harlem per cent stouiny.
ton declined 81 per cent.
tea sale took place this morning; hui large proper
ton Of the catalogue Withdrawn.
Milers Bank e Clyde bills bought by the broke.
at 10 per cent discount for those sccsre state Stocks
and " per cent FOR those secured mortgages These
rates are given at sisare, IA Wall street The groy
sions ofthe Banking law in reference the redemption
Of bills very clearly exprcsse and yet in the hands
Of the present Comptroller has been matter Of grra,vey
alton and loss to bill holders In our article Of the
9sth u, took occasion to animadvert the conduct
ofthe Comptroller In this respect As then seated AZ
has been in the practice Of rcdeeming the bills FIRST pro-
tested in full and in the ofthc Tonnawan. Bank
and when his funds DO hold out large amount are not
paid a, all BY this operation, few brokers in AIbsn,
have been enabled to make money the expen, Of the
other bill holders The pretence Of the Comptroller for
this line Of conuct the construction he put upon the
law by which he understood that the first protests were
to be first attended TO- The following the an section, oi
the law which lay down his duty in this particular
In case the maker or makers ofeny such circulating
note corntersgncd AMI reg stored aforesaid abal al
any time here after on lawful demand during Tie usual
hou OF business between the hours % ten and three
cok at the place whore such note payable fall or
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AialITape lss.osa,is2 W. .isssls Iq.oa,AI.


This table presents commercial balance in fayor of
nos all foreign countries and against the u. States and
trade direct would require the shipment OF sre-
b to almost every point This has been obviaed by the
practice Of drawing bills from almost all points Lon
n, the grea, point Of liquidation. There all QUA foreign
accounts paid and the ultimate balance forms claim
uon for specie is in favor. This last was acu-
ely the the close Of 1852 nowiths,andn the vast
apparent halance against Prom the LIST Oct 1855 to the
commencement Of 1885, the sales of American stocks in
Europe large and sctiNe. The proceeds formed
large credits against which commercial bills from oil
quarters American account running Cotton was
rising that time and great spcculaons in Il were going
the strength Of short crop On both sides OF the
Atlantic trade as buoy ant and those large amounts Of
goods which swellea imports high, sent over
from England The Of our imports the exports
about sas0ooeoo Of this excess oil S6oooooo only
come from Great Britain leaving after deductisg freight
and profits say sasooooco imported from other counrs
Tor which bills running on England or this amount
SloOoOooo was il avorof France and the North Of ku-
rope az shown by the table In this fact may discover
powerful for that arrangement Of the kngsh eN
ghout 1892 which carried the bank nearly
TO the point Of suspension The continuance Of adverse
exchanges long after all apprehension on account oil the
crop had ceased, onomaly which purred the
English fnancers We apprehend the solution OF It VIII
be found in the facts here stated This producef pres
sure in the m5ney maketof England but did not nscss>
sarily cause any Revision here' Oe''o t"c VP'ie'
FAR as the United states concerned, had been COM
ed The stocks had been sent forward, and their pro-
ceeds received home In goods The re-expor Of many o.
the goods in the quarter Of the present year was one
cause Of the low sterling bills The pressure
created in England affected only their speculative bubbles
lie the u Bank. whose operations incor pletc.
and who were caught with all sail set" These srecu
layc concerns had their active inv estcd in pro
perry for which the European markets spoiled THIS
for he
whole south which robbed New York Of millions OF dol
lars
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fuse 70 redeem such In sssisuul .x az tA ys,s
ted stsses the holder Of such note making zach demand
notary public under hs seal foce tAe usual
and ne comptroller on receiving and fling in his Office
sncn protest. shall forth with give notice writing 10 the
maker or makers Of such pay the same and II h.
or they shall emit to do for days such notice
me comptroller snail immediately hereupon (less he
snail De sashen that there is good and legal defence
against the payment fsuch or notes give notice in
the state paper that az the circulating per-
H he redeemed out of the trust funds IN Az,
hands that nPose and shall be for the comp
troer to apply the said trust funds belonging to the ma
ker or makers OF such protested notes. men and
redemption OF such notes, of protest and to aoopt
such measures for the payment Of all such Giro uatnx
notes put crc uation by the maker makers Of such
protested notes the provisions this act as
WILL in his opinion, most eecually prevent loss to the
holders thereof
There IS no equvocation in this 1t states expressly
that when any notes of bank protested notice shall
be given that Oh the issued by that bank will be re-
deemed by the comptroller wihthe funds in his possess
sion andhe SHALL adopt for the Of
such 7latng notes, eectualyo prevent loss the
holders Now in the of the Tonawanda Bank, the
comptroerpsid part in full and part all. We
OF opiontha the holders of the notes not paid in full
nave under this section. claim upon the comptroller
consequence ofour remarks in article of the s5A
an has been issued to prevent the
part oil the bills Of the ers Bank unlessthe whole
Pa' securities OF this bank offered at auction
out $4,000 out Of S5 900 Of State stocks
sold statement has been made that the balance
taken al fae safe II this is is another infringe
ment Of the of the which are on this head
follow
GIL In case such person a holi
fail refuse to such bills notes ON demand IN the
manner specified in the fourth section Of this act the
comptroller after the Ten days notice therein
ed the bonds and mortgages or any etr
of them and out ohe proceeds Of sale shall nav and
cancel the said bills or notes. default in -psv;n
shall have been made aforesaid but nothing this act
contained shall be considered implying any psd, on
the part OF the state for me payment of bills or notes
beyond the proper applications Of the securities pledged @
the comptroller for their redemption.
the directions are clear and dst;nct the sale 10
be made at public oucon This state has suffered suf-
GENTLY BY the maladniHstraon Of its financial affairs
since the algn influence OF knot of Wall street brokrs
has been visible in its movements.
Domestic exchanges are active and prices have snced
some further mprov
CURRENT RATES BANK NorKs AND DoxxsrIc BILL.
Bank Notes a. Ezchopge.
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Corr, .po,d.pc, of TN. u.r,ld1

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. q 1870
Ma. EDrIos-sir, in your paper Of yesterday,
sotice a paragraph headed 4" A Cruel Case" The
whole Of is entire Misrepresentation, and where
your information could have been derived from I
know not. In speaking Of Samuel Cass, you say he
an honest and industrious artisan, and that he
tried all he could to get a'ong, &c. SC !, sir, am
Of his +" cruel creditors" but he never came TO
me with tears in his eyes, 10 any Of the hume
rcus creditors in this city, many OF whom know,
neither did his wife.
He - inGebted to me now, and sh RI time before
he was closed up, he came to my store and laid of
large bill Of several cases, when suspicion was
excited in my mind that he was buying goods tso
fast, and did not send them. A couple Of days
after he was shut up. lie has bought many goods
jer false prctenccs, a. has been already proved
and what has become Of them cannot tell. He was
opposed Justly by ev,ry creditor; for VI such q
man received the benefits Ut the nsol, ent law, then
surely the law made for rogues and not honest
men. wish you would correct this error, for the
paragraph was misrepresentation of the case, and
attach . blame TO many who are guiltless. You ge-
neray state things correctly, but this time you ha
missed II II you will make any inquiry you will
End my statement correct lie went through the
routine VI transactions in the grocery business
two or three years ago Yours, &c
A WsRcBAsr.
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MIR. BENEFITS LETTERS.
No. vi.

BosroS, 10th Sept. 1910.
This is the day of the greatest convention peo-
pie that ever yet have seen, and more genial,
beautiful delicious day,I have never felt have no
time to write the particulars Of this grand assem-
blage BY this mornings mail-nor will the proceed
ings be half through till the mail has closed and lett
for New York.
From sunrise this morning, Boston has been in
constant tumult, hustle, crowd, and confusion-men
marching, banners flying, music playing, ladies
smiling, politicians hurrang, and guns firing, in
every direction. The fourth of July is nothing to
such day this.
have Just drove round the Common, where about
10 900 persons gathering, forming in line and pre-
pairing with banners and music, to march to Bunk
er's Hill. | never such sight-and never ex-
pect to see such another. The beauty and extent
of the Common are seen 10 the greatest advantage
The various delegations are forming at this moment
and in a few inmates the whole will be on the
march for Bunker's Hill. have no time for more
"A full and graphic description tomorrow
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

These fgure eyince the Slow progress Of the l1uida-
ton Of the medicines due this city the grex central
point ofhe trade Of the Union The trade Of the year
ending Sept 30 40 according to the official tables
published yesterday very nearly asreat that of
the year 1886 oG the large imports being searly $50
Ooo0n Of the year previous absut eighth only
were made direct from Great Britain. TIE imports from
almost all til nropcsn countries show increase great,
or of experts, according the following
table compile from offic iai statements-
IMPORTS ayS or UNITED. ssArrs FROM
FcssrGr COUNTRY. Pea isza, As COMPARED VIVA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

CHh1BaM HzAIsE.---Ihsre was a regular iana
at the Chatham last night, The evening was cool
and delightful, and the hoase, though crowded,
exec sdinglv pleasant. Tsra and Jerry never fails
to f.l the Chathon- II has always been a popular
thirs, and Tharne plays it eApially with his. pre-
sert cast.
There are to be x,eat deings tonight. Three
pieces, engrsssipg tts entire strength Of tie COM
pAny-Browne, the prince ef comedians, with STAN
lay, Mrs mosscp, Mrs Thorne, and Mrs. Lewis,
sanford, The Negro. dancer, has a match, with his
heels, win O'Conseli, the tattooed man. and grea,
fun is ex ,ected.
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THE ABDUCTION CAsR.-Hsnry James, the hero
We mentioned in our Police Report yesterday, was
brought up to plead to indictment charging hirn
with abdncting female chill Of the tender age of
twelve, contrary to the Statute, SC.
There conside rable number Of ladies in
Court, who manifested great curiosity to see this
Lothario of Fishkl. He is sort of rural beau,
Their gawky in his appearance, and apparently about
twenty -four years Of age. He is a carpenter by
father for some time He plead not guilty, and said
that by the advice Of his counsel, Mr. Western, he
wished to delay his trial in order ~ get testimony
from New Hamburg, as to the lady's age, and on
other important points
Miss Pelham, the abducte one, wac also in Court
with three other ladies She is a tall awkwar made
GIRL apparently betwees Is and Ii years Of age She
is what we should term overgrowR country buxom
lass, with usgrace rotundity Of shoulder and
slight curvature Of spine. As a compeHsatios for
this defect, she possesses pair Of tine black eyes,
which ever and anon were turned, more in sorrow
than in anger, on her captive swain.
Mr.. Western stated to the Court that both parties
were anxious be married. and he thought that the
ladys friends could settle the matter better than
to Permit the aiairto be solemnized He Also stated
that there was as much abdueton side as the
other, as his client beard the boat irst and
was foliowedby the faiy fugitive, moch to- Ais sur
prise.
The Court directed James to be remsndedh TO the,
tombs but subsequently, ermitted him to give bail
in 5000