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There is coal mine worked at !. Monks ss"s =,
mouth, England 535 yards below tne
the earth. Probably TINS Is .ns S go hssn car.
at which mining operations hsVs s's' 's'A
Eisd Oh,
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WANTED no PURCHAsE

H1IDIEDIATELY, 20 to 80 good House Servants
of good character of both sexes, from ID TO % years
Of age slaves for life for very extensive Hotel in the
CITY Of New Orleans, where they will be well treated,
and references will be gwen if required, that they are
expressly for tile gentemans own use, and not for spec
ulaon and fair cash price will be given on application
10 LEWIS F, SCOTTI'S General Slave Agency and
Intelligence Office, No West Fayette street, basement
81 par5,nnn,s Uotel au6
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-. FOR RENT.-That beautiful and healthy
6TSit situation at the corner of Hamstead street and
sl Annie Alley neal the Washington College, ana
would make an admirable boarding house for the stu
dents of the College, whose term of lectures WIN soon
Commence The house is large and commodious, and
attached to it is about and half acres OF land very
veil snited for garden For terms and particulars In
f va NATHAN HARRISON,
se1O at No ls Exchange Building.
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SEVENTH WARD, ATTENTION!-There will be
meeting of the Seventh Ward Tippecanoe Club, at
North Bend, ON TUESDAY EVENING, September 18th,
at O'Clock P. NJ An address will be delivered, and
puncual attendance of the Wing voters of the Ward is
expected, in mass. BY order,
Sc IL pAG r. II. COLEMAN, Sec'y.
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w AN TED.
sITTATION WANTED.

BpY Young Man from the Eastward, as clerk in a
Hh Wholesale or Retail Grocery Store, or any other
respect bic situaton he could make himself use
ul TO his employer. The very best of references, &c.
can be given il regard to character
For further information apply to
LEWIS f. SCOTT,
General Intelligence and Agency Office, No. West
Fayettc Street, basement of Barnum's City Hotel.
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Rz-NOT1CE.-1her will be public meeting of the
Wing Voters of the Twelfth Election District held at
the Blue Ball Tavern, (pace of voting the Philadel
adephia road, } on SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT,
O'Clock. The Van Buren, candidates for the legs-
atule respectfully invited 10 attend, TO show
why the Administration of Martin Van Buren, should
not be condemned by the untrammelled and unbought
suffrage of the Freemen of Baltimore County.
The Wing Voters Of the District earnestly reques-
ted attend business of importance will be laid be-
fore the meeting. By order of the Clubs of the District
Baltimore county, September ~, 1910. sep. Is
{gT-THE GOVERNMENT OF THE HARRISON
ASSOCIATION, VIII meet al North Bend on TUES
DAY EVENING, the 18th inst, at half-past O'Clock
sep IA VIM. w. MCCLELLAN, Sec'y.
HARRISON CONVENTiON.-In Harrison Con
vention will meet at the Convention Room, ''NoRTH
BEND,' on WEDNESD AY EVENING, 10th instant,
at q O'Clock. BY order,
LEVI FAHNEs ToCK. )Soo.ys
sc IL RoBT. Fl. COLEMAN, SSSS '''
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aI1iIIATION MANTED.

UHY Young Man, as an assistant clerk in Grocery,
D Flour Commission Store, Bar keeper, any other
situation where he could make himself useful 10 his
employer. Good recommendations VIII be gwen IN
regard TO character, SC Apply TO
LEWIS F. SCOTT,
No. West Fayeite Street, basement story of Banum's
ity Hotel General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers'
Office, Old Establishment
sep 1 dat.
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OE NOTTCE.

WORTHY OF NOTICE, ,o crpI.
wSOfS SALE.-A very likely MULAl ~. ~ he i;
between & 10 years Of age TO serve un,. h;sbiv
y she is well grown for her age and can eo no. Keen
recommended. She is from the county nsvner sells
her on account of having further use tof r le1
other particulars apply to LEWIS r. n@no oh, es
Ganerp Slave Agency and Intelligence once, o."
tablishmen No. West Fayotte street, pa se IN
of Barnum's City Hotel
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ATTENTION.! EIGHTH WARD TIPPECANOE
CLUB-The regular meeting of the club will be held at
GIDEON BROWNS, corner of York and Light ST. on
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at y O'Clock. The
members of the club particularly requested to he
puncIal in their attendance. II is expected that the
several Committees w. be prepared 20 make their re-
port. A. L' MoOhE, frest
ep. IL PACE.
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A CARD.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
a.

ELM Oil VEN w thisH'f 81. -...J
GABRIEL ID. CLARK has recently imported
q j splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Paten
Lever Lepine and Vrtical Watches, all of which are
made by the best makers, and warranted to perform
accurate tme will be sold low any other house
the country. Purchasers will find to their advantage
by calling at the store, head of Cheapsde No WA
TER sTREEs, Baltimore where they will find COCA as
sortment Gold Gard Chains patterns Rings, Breast
pins gold and silver Pencils, Addison's superior make,
Silver and Britannia Ware German Silver Spoons, Sc
N b. Fine Watches of every kin d properly repaired
6-My country friends particularly invited to call
S' Wv II on G. D. CLARK.
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a PERFECT GEM

IN THE WAY OF a PERIODICAL =!
n AIDES COMPANION.-The September
4 humber of this most excellent periodical is out
n contains most beautiful engraved plate OF Mount
Ida in this State, with view of Albany and the Hud-
son ver also plate giving the fail fashions as Just re-
ceived from Paris The literary contents very rich
81 in your hearts-lift your hand, by Dawes, is gem
.sIbe Haunted Homestead by Herbert, IS admirably
denicted Mrs Osgood, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs EmbuTy,
and Samuel Woodwork, have each enriched the pa
ges of the work. The 'Death of Marst, by Hamilton,
Is worth the subscription price of the Companion Tor
year TO the reader.
Terms, SO per year or p cts. each number.
y w. N. HARRISONS
library Rooms % n. Cav St near FayeTte.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
- - -

YHNHE undersigned begs leave 10 inform the Public,
that he has resumed his former stand; No 30
South Street, where he is prepared TO wait on his
friends and customers with promptness, in supplying
them with BOOTS, SHOES, and all other articles in
his line of the very choicest material and most ap-
proved cut and workmanship. -
sep 6m JAMES HANCb'
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OLD TWELFTH, ATTENTIONl!-The friends of
Harrison and Tyler will hold public meeting at Mrs.
Poseys, corner of Cove and Franklin street,, TUES
DAY EVENING, the 18th inst, when addresses will
be delivered by several distinguished friends of REFORM
All persons are invited TO attend whose minds o.
pen to convction and who opposed to a reduc-
lion ofthe wages Of labor 10 standing army in time of
peace, and who desire return TO the times of prosper
ity enjoyed by this country, before the present Admin
istratiOn into power, when shinpasers were
known, and industry rewarded. BY order of the Tip
pecanoe Club. WM r. STEWART, Pres't
John II. PIPER. Sec'y. sep II
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FOURTH WARD-WHIGS, ATTENTION 1.-THE
Wings of the Fourth Ward requested to attend a
meeting of Tippccanoe ClSb No4 ON TUESDAY EVE
MING next the 18th inst. u O'Clock, at the room of
the Academy Ensor adjoining the Independent En-
CINE House. Addresses may he expected from dstn-
guishsd friends ofthe Come one, come all. By
order JOSEPH Z. BOYD, Rec Secy.
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NRUsHED >. GsAR-East Boston Crushed gu
q gar, in bbls. landing and for safe b. ,.xy
on Va IS Rowiy' wharf
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MIR. DAVIsON'S PATENr MUSCOLAN
GTIDE TO PENNIANSHIP.
read and adopted by the Maryland Institutes
on the utility of the Guide in actual application Is
FOUND the following; ..,.... On correct
ancen,en of the letters and drills the muscles INTO
ct obedience TO the will that failure would be HUE
less than phenomenon"
ROOMS fl, Baltimore street.
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yENHE sUBsCRIBER offers to hIs z ne

YEIIE SUBSCRIBER offers to his FRIENDS and
b the public in general at his Lumber ! "a on zoe
Falls, below Pratt street Bridge once heau Union
Dock, large aud general assortment otsean2neo L Iu
her Such rs PANEL Common, select Cullhgs, Josi,
Rafters Shingles Laths, N. Carolina and b. D. floor
ing with every other article necessary make goo
assortment. quantity OF Ark Logs, ana aiso AR, AIN
Plank wHl be sold at reduced prices, have large
nuanrity on hand All these who buy for cash may eXj
1oS't' n liberal discount ID. E. THOMAS.
lie 20 dtf
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no THE INSOLVENF.

SEYUE INTEREST OF Bf<zz.--A person WISH
ing to purchase Beds, Bolsters, Pillows MattIesses
Cots omforts, Sc, will find greatly 70 ,nei nlelss
IF lombard and Lig streets, where they VII hna to
ost extensive ass orteat in the Unen, winch Will DC
ost eAN , 80, ,aiio ,erms iv7-dr
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20

Har son BY "a overwhelming m.3onIf
TrrFs. Has gone for Harrison 6g up.
wsrds Of IS, 900 majority.
prvNs4fv IA MA by the papers received
vesfsrdav. strange 70 cay the vote Of PENN
yvlvania IS III IS much doubt As ever Both
nsrties claim H. The Pennsylvania inquirer
fvhiel Of che 9th inst, claims q wing mae
ior;fS of over 500, the returns. however, are
hot entirely Official
VrReINIA.-We have nothing Official rom
this State. IN 4 counties heard from, Van
Buren's majority IS reported 20 &c &'l5@.~-
Forty-eight counties to be heard from.
Nrw .YoRK.--In New York city lhe entire
democratic ticket has succeed BY 1,4i3 ma.
itfity. The Post Of the 5th says The &c
ditional intelligence from the country when
il hourly arriving, prompts US 70 express
confident opinion that Mr.. Van Buren, has
hrried the State"
The Courier of the same date says that
Harrison has received the vote Of the State
ii 900 majority.
NEW HAMFsHIRE has gone for Van Buren,
MARYLAND, CoNNEcTIcUT, RHODE ISLAND.
Maryland has gone for Harrison by 80 ln-
creased majority. Connecticut ditto, Rhode
Island ditto.
INV RRsEr Both parties concur III the
beliaf that New Jersey has gone for Harris
SON the evening star says BIZ about 1000
majority
DELAwAHE has gone fcr Harrieon VI about
1000 majority
MAlNr II Is YET uncertain what aaine
has done
ALABAMA. We take tie following returns
from tie Mobile Mercantile Advertiser Of
Friday:
sSouTH ALABAMA asterdaywe recelv-
ledreturns from the following counties, which
show a large increase ofyotes IL favor Of
Harrison and Tyler since August last. We
remark that the maioIities are reported, but
they may be relied on as very nearly
correct. South Alabama will do her duty,
and liz the Northern counties have made any
exeriion Alabama will stand forlhredeemed
and regenerated.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20

The great political struggle is now over,
and VIZ hereby notify All those who are III
arrears that We gre determined u take time
and close Up ON business. we would
therefore say tothose indebted ID us, 'sbe ID
readiness, for You know not what day may
bring forth Persons who have not the
money can settle BY note, al that we want
IS to know how we stand
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20

PENNsYEVA INA. We learn from gem
slemen direct from Pittsburgh, that an Che
returns had been received with the ex-
cepsion Of four COMMITTEES and that they gave
whig rnaiorities on the 18th Of Oct.s and Har-
rison's majority is now 300, and will pros
badly be increased 10 2 1000.
LOUISIANA. This State has gone for Har-
rison BY 3,70O.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20

The result of The Presidential Election
throughout the Union, N glorious and grati-
tying To Tie friends of reform beyond all pow
u of anticipation. The wing party have
achieved such triumph As was never obiain-
III before AZ the ballot box, IA any age Of any
country. And 50 complete is The conquest
Of lie people, that itseems al once to have
subdued that spirit Of party adhension which
So long struggled to sustain Martin Van Bu-
rem, and even now there il no parry oppos-
ca ID Tie principles Of The reformation or tc
tie election Of Gen. Harrison.
ii Is true that some Of the leading spirits
81 disappointmeniand discomfort. men who
can only live IA d turmoil Of ambitious ex-
element, have commenced talking Of e'a
neo party" But we trust, for she present
- least, this will be only talk.
we are not disposed in our rejoicings over
ihetriumph u the Nation 10 exult il much
extravaganza Of expression, much less to
annt those who have opposed us. For we
AAtNW AA1s 49, 1ff0AASAAhDs SSApAdAlys dIb
good citizens, honest and true to lie repub-
lic. They were led astray ~ demagogues.
Their 'leading men" were false 10 them as
wen AZ u he Nation. And their presses,
without scarcely an exception, have puysu-
ed such course as was but calculated to
deceive and mislead. But humbuggery 81
This system 81 political chealery Il over and
tie people arc now al Of one party and the
principles B the reformation are generally
acquiesced il.
And i Is gratifying, signally and irium
phantly gratifying to every friend Of reform
na every true friend Of the people, 70 re
dect that the first President who dared 4
declare TIE independence Of the Genera
government oyer The interests and wishe
of he people, was rebuked BY them after
hard struggle tor fac presidency with scarce
IN an electofa vote, although tWelvemontl
before he war known 70 enjoy ihe confidence
of pafiy which numbered more lhan fyl
millions III people. Ihis il whai republican
ian can aC Ths N what lhe people can Y
verning themselves Let \ we knowl
world and recorded IA all iins io come
freedom cf feemen fanne " isia
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20

we areindebted TO the politeness of Capt.
You've, Of the steamer Volant fot she New
Orleans Picayune Of the 18th inst. from
which we extract the following imperfect
election news.
From the st. Louis papers received yestef-
day, We have imperiectr Of The Wes-
tern elections.
lLLIN0Ts.- went y-si1 counties heard from
which show d majority Of 0o4 fer Harrison
and gain Of 1897
The ST. Louis Republican Of The 6th says
The returns, thus far, come ia goriouely
ior Vie wings and If the accounts received
are not greatly ont III lh6 mark, Give Assur-
ance that lhe wings will carry ths Stnte
MISSOURI The vote M 81. Louis county
stand l0r Harrison z, IS ib Van Buren, 8I6
Ono This State gives upwards cf RS 900
foi Hason
iNprANA-Ihe latest returns confirm the
epoff ihas Indiana given hei vote for
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20

We have heard Of sale Of Yazoo
Cotton, ia New-O Orleans On The 18th inst, At
1l8cents. Il was grown ny Major n. ri.
Pickett Of this county, and Is the best sale
We have heard Of from this quarter.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20
rha cnraad 81 &c LII.

The Globe, Richmond Enquirer, Louis
vile Advertiser, and about half ! dozen other
Van Buren, papers are now even now the
execrated VI the party. One half Of the
millions Of money and property which
the van Buren, men have lost on the slec-
ton, is directly attributable 70 the falsehoods
constantly put forth il these papers. Their
wilful misEep presentations have ruined thou-
sands and tens Of thousands.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20


aPRrMA The Editor Of The Yazoo
Whio whose mental construction seems adj
apted u he enjoyment Of airy anticipation,
has run up the nag ot Henry Clay, whom he
says will be called By the unanimous voice
&c the nation, 10 succeed Gen. Harrison iDs
the Presidency.
Your selection, MI. Editor, IS no less UNI
wise than premature, Tor your Northern all
lies who constitute The head and body Of.
your party, have treated MI. Clay's pFeten-
tions to the Presidency with something akin
TO contempt and even boasted ofhaying laid
him upon the shelf. You musttherefore be-
content to have the FATHER or THE AlEERr-
CAN SYSTEM for your President de fdctOs the
which he will certainly Be, If Gen. Harrison
il President de jars
NIL. Editofof the Union, the days of hum
Big, Witicism and wild political extravaganza
Il over. IL II time now that editors u news
papers endeavor % treat political men and
political questions with candor, frankness
and decent regard for the intelligence of
the people. Wethink It would Be as we'll,
at least il would look as well, fol- you to wait
until Gen. Harrison undertakes the duties Of
President before you accuse him Of resigning
the performance Of them to another. BY the
way. we have heard you talk about General
Harrison before.
AS to our suggestion Of Mr.. CLAY for the
next president, we are quite IS well pleased
with It as before any Of tie election returns
come in. Every one sees that there IL but
one party and that there Is but little proba-
bility Of contest for the next presidency.
How do you become informed that the
s'northern alliesp ate the head and body y,
the wing party''l Isit from she late clec.
tionss
we are not going To- dispute with ycu 81
this subject, much less are WE inclined Y
argue with you, " dis time of day 'lIr
Clay's pTetentions ID THE presidency
little time win unfold The matter and shol
whether 81 no We are correct IN our antic
pations.
God W damn, where was Ger
I Jackson!'' as Van Buren, said. ven he hear
the result Of the Presidential election.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20

SIX ia ID LA AAlt FROM EN(4T Nh
We are indebted 70 lhe Picqpune 81
Thursday morning lol the following items 81
foreign news:
The ship Florida, Captain Morgan. from
Liverpool, arrived a Charleston "a 10 slh
inst, bring London dates 10 Che 9Th October
and Liverpool papers 70 the 0ih-sx davs.
later thanthe dates brought 81 the Acadia.
The French press has NOT abaled ia ca,l Ca.
wal, nor has the English press changed lie.
pacific: both nations meantime, are prepar-
ing to meet the event should itcome. itisg
said in the London Sun Of the 9Th, thai NJ. !,
Theirs had despatched to The English Gov.
eminent his ultimatum, Stating on what
terms Of forbeaTance on the part of the fonrs
powers, France would abstain from hostiH.
ties. Tits however said that France will
certainly resist, il a Russian feet passesi nm.
the Mediterranean, or ifany ATTEMPT IL n,ade
70 execute the decree Of deposition aqainst
Mehamet All. The London papers aieo eav.
that Russia IL concentrating great foFces AZ
Obese and that Iurkyh had her aid, naval ~
well military, y put down lie Viceorv NJ
Egypt Ihsis Che state of Eastern CUES
iiDn.
Spain IS more quiet, and II II said that
Espartero IS ina fair way of reconcilino iii
difficulties and restoring order
Ihetrial Of Prince Louis Napoleon has
ended ID asentence Of Imprisonment ior
life againstthe Prince, and 81 detentions for
various periods against bis followers.
The runors il The diplomatic cicIes of
Parswere thasthe ultimatum restricted lie
grounds ofwar q three points the passing
ofStTaits ofthe Dardanelles by Russian
feet, an attack Of the allies upon Alexan-
dria, and the attempt BY the Four Powers 10
give effect to the sentence of deposition
pronounced by the Sultan against Mehemet
Ali Should the FIRST Of these assumed
eyentualities take place, France will de-
clare wal against Russia singly, leaving the
other powers to take what course they may
think proper ON lie other hand, Is an at-
tack be made On alexandria BY Tho British
Ind Austrian squadrons, then War will be-
declared against these Powers without any
reference t0 Russia
ONE DAY LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM EU-
ROPE By the ship Toronto, Captain Girls
void, from London, the New York Courier
end EnquireF has received The Hampshire
Telegraph, published Al Portsmouth, of the
5sh ullimo, which IS one day later than We
! had before received Ii conlainsth follow
Ing important intelligence, apparently Just
received at Portsmouth; and Is cofirmalorv
5 ol the account given BY the Paris coFTespon-
Z dent of the Commercial Advertiser, receiy-
Cd by the last steamer, which We copied,
but through inadyertence omitted 70 direct
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20

Population IN ne Netherlands On the ist
"A January 16a0. WAS 1909 ,l80 souls, Of
which f.608 sac wcre Protestants, 040,O82
Roman Catholics, i2g Jews, END 2s938
of other asnpmnatpna
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20

p6fofA rfoN On RUSSIA THE populations cf
8ssIa M 1883 was ,977 zoo inclUding
the army aud navy, the wandering floes,
Poland and Finland The number Of lnhabi-
sane n 0g 900
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-20

stGod W damn, where was Gen
Jacksons' As Van Buren, said ven he heart
the result of The Presidential election.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-10-06

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3winsi. erten ltrDeters ber penGbeu
seauselihsrefovnirten Siyebe,pon Sebena
anauF Gorfeb, ghcmterebnrs, SPA. 1887
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ieliatsit, 9arssttelt bon ebriiiian Sptts
ti!f SaIsmal, ,teartritet pcn genrao 8ries
prih Gtcamepsr, Qbhaosipbia 1889.
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8aee fir Ssesrmaun, Gfirpafspiae
1887.
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fenre unb antaeltnnte Gbri}tsn. 95on So
hana &airar saDater ,<aueafer, Spa. 1884.
suthriiebe uno rcfermirte oeuHtc u. 9. 6.
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9intGie mic AUDI 8laufs fir Dlcvtsases,
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