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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-01
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BIZ VIM. H. McCARDLE AND A. LINDSEY,
Editors oftke VickSburg Wing.
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= its name.-It is intended to advocate the
claims of WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
OF OHIO, to the Presidential Chair, not
from desire to elevate him as a man, but as
the representative of those great principles
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eminent have contended from the time of
the revolution to the present day. In order
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country, by the production of facts, argu-
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now and heretofore advocated by GENE
RAJ HARRISON and his friends, are those
inculcated by Washington and Jefferson,
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10y VIRTUE of authority in me vested
~ as Assessor and Collector of Taxes fol
the Corporation Of YaLoo City, Twill expose
to public sale, on Saturday the 18th, July
next, in said Town, for cash, to the highest
bidder, the following property, to witt
Lots Nos lob, and l04, assessed as the
property of s. D. Howell, Lot No 243, asses
sed as the property of Kezer & Maynard.
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New-OrleaHS, in favor Of John .4lsIOn for the sum
of eight hlndred and uirtytTee dollars and thirty
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January 1889, will not be paid by me unless COM
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Draft was given having wholly failed.--June Ist,
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NOTTCE.

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Note given by me to Rolin S. Ellis 70
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last, as the consideration for which said note
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Trustees Sale.

RY virtue of deed of trust, made my
- L. B. Markham, bearing date % Jan
uary, 1888, and duly recorded in the Pro-
bate clerks Office of Yazoo County, in book
G. pages 473, 4 & 5. made in favor of John
Murdaugh and myself, as trustees, to secure
Rowan & Harris g. Hiram G. Runnels, in
the payment of certain obligations, therein
specified; | shall offer for sale, for cash, at
the court house door, in the town of Benton,
on Monday the 4th day of May next, that
being the first day Of the Circuit court of
YazOO county, one negro man, Sam, aged
about % years. The title to said slave, is
undoubted; shall however only convey
such title as said deed vests in me as trustee
J. ]. NICHE.
Benton April 2, 1910. 39-4t.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15
THE MARKETS.

'y'e' y ~ Haifutsrf .i,l.tesa. Tu,,igg. Osi lI
CAT TILE Nearly 1000 head of Berr Caft..
wcif offered al ihe Grove yard today. and st,.t
600 solid AZ prices rHsloz nom - rs To- a. 81,
700 ihf 1--we srghi. sh.ch n equal t0 A 81 IT,.
~ ref 100 ibs neit 1--we Hogs af. ,e.lrg IN
Shout a. per 200 'ha
fibbk There has been boz fee tra,..-
nons N iovafd street Fltur SALES IN -.
common hfaods uefe made from stores BON
saturday sod to-day. Co a iifnuef ert~otafas .l
lhe ffcei % pf.cr conUoass atss
WHAT We couHnns o. qnote Msr,I4rf
anf Nrglnia nee red Wheas 81 % = loo e.,..
~ 'aif in prime parcels o. gstssi,v /. -,,.,.
"i Oh i~nn'l iranu rrd Wheat. prim. ~.
.oii 81 700 crhis and ons 81 ahfs I'D if- ....
To-day taie ~ 0li frd peunsyisasIs as BAL. 4.
ai w cenp and smother a. iot cents vs .r..s
az i03 zoe essfs
''hN sa.rf n every deseristfor sf 60 a.
~ cents - vhiir. snd 50 50 eents f.fse
hfh We quote NJ Rgs Al ~ 4 0I eesa
7A.s. .. fennsyiTahia 81 o. 90 ssatf
on ~ - We quote "a Oats "a g7a % CENTS
WHISKY We quote hhds a. Is 2st
srns, and bis ~ 26ta ~ esnm-boih 8uf
ne wagon Price q bbls. u 20 cents. sFclas.rs
q he barrel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15
;.al vote IN this county

BALTIMORE CITY. Howard CV.B) IS
elected to the State Senate, over Ridgeiy,
/ Wing Freshman, Seidensiricker, Graves.
Gallagher. aud LegTahd, ". D. elected to the
House Of Delegates, over Purvianee, LeaTy,
Sewell, Collins, and Walsh (whigs
ALLEGtIANY COUNTY .-BeaII (whie)
elected to the Stale Senate, over Blocher " b
And sPfigg, Thnyer, aud Combs (lyhigs) elect.
ed to The House Of Delesa,et, over Nef, Hud.
dIcson. and Price (Y.B)
Speaking OF the above glorious result
IN MARYLAND, the Baltimore Patriot saws
The issue was fully made up. and
fairly joined, between the people and the
Office holding legions and the result has
been most decisive. The victory has been
thorough aud complete. The aoends Of
The good cause cxPe.ied much, and hop.
ed more, from the faithful! and fearless
yeomanry Of the State. But the whole
length and breadth Of the triumph they
could not have anticipated. TIE glorious
realities Of the achievement have cut.
stripped both hope and expectation. The
magnitude Of the victory has sslonished
both friend and opponent.
4" Ia the face Of such grateful and de-
oisiye testimonial Of the progress Of
SQUAD op,nioB--ia view Of such splendid
trophies Of the intelligence and Just iudr.
peui Of The people. The QUESTION:. as 10
Toe position Of Maryland. in therPfeG.
dental arrsy, ii held 10 be perfectly sEr.
TIED. The inquiry j. no longer, whether
Mary Hand - Tor Hsuison-but. how ma.
ny Thousands will De bis majority.
The people have been true 10 them
selves sod 20 their country Let the
iuends Of the Consiiluiion reioiee-let
The Wings Of our uder States minele
their congratulations with ous-and let
% all renew our faith in The stability Of
ouf Tree institutions. established AZ lhev
are upon the Intelligence add virtue of
The people When men in power forget.
'he'r responsibility, ADD rule IN Office a,
though ID" Government we're Ibe,u and
i's patronage, foneiions. and Influence De.
signed only TO promote their ends and
Strengthen tAsir aulhoriiy. there - re-.
dseming spirit that Will soon quicken into
aeiiOn 10 rsbate such presumption a. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15
MAINE.

The New York Commercial OF Satur-
day afternoon ssys-"We have returns
ihis morning from some Of the towns which fail
ed 10 elect their representatives al the first trial
They show the election Of wings and | Van
BureniIe. According To The calculation of the
Boston Atlas, the wings have now 81 members
OF the House, whose seats are not contested -
As The whole body consists Of but lSG members,
the Wings are now certain Of an undoubied ma
Ioriy IA 1t. In the Senate there IS a Wing ma
JoTity Of 9.
The correspondent of the Mercantile Journal
points the attention Of the Van Buren, party to
the fact that ia Lubec and Trescot the Van Bu-
rem vote IS precisely the same in the aggregate
as at the former election while the Wing vote
IS increased upwards Of 80, ahd Justly remarks:
" Please 10 take notice that this Is a iiIic omi-
nous Of Noyember."
In relation 70 the result 81 the gubcrnatorial
contest, we have nothing farther in the way Of
figures Than We have heretofore published
Kent IS no doubt elected Governor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15
TE NNESSEE.

Tie Metropolis Of Tennessee hes spoken,
CITY ELECTION HARRISON VICTORY.
From the .NasAriii, U-hig
The municipal election on Saturday turned.
as we aPprehended, from the movements Of our
opponents. 1t would turn, upon National poll
tics, and the result is, the Wing ticket prevailed
IA every Ward IN The city We have whig
Mayor By the triumphant majority OF 1913 We
have twelve Wing Aldermen, the entire Board
by decided majorites IN all The WARDS. The
sweep was thorough and wi,h he single cxce2-
ton Of the City Constable, was made on the
Presidential question.
Tennessee votes on the 10Th Of November for
Pscsiient rs goes Nashville, so goes the safe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15

MR. WEBSTER

Our Distinguished guest let the CITY
Saturday morning, on his return home.
wards fits visit has been source oi
high Qualification % thousands in Tbs Com
monvealth. Those who saw and heard
bin IN public could not soppress their
admiration a. bis Abilities But they who
'aV BIN 10 private. and listened 10 his
onpreiending bot intensely interesting
discourse enjoyed treat still richer. u has
never been our fortune 10 hesr ono who
% eniiFely absorbed The attention snd de
lighted the sudiior - Rie4aesd W6ie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15
sPeet t. Georgia Is safe Toi
Harrison ana TgFCr.

The Augusta Cons,iiGtnua'isi. (vaa Burcn
paFer) u viii De seen hy TIE following para
graph, virtually gives % The State:
We are sorry HAT We have not cheering news
TO communicate 20 uur friends abroad II the re-
suit OF our elections las, Monday. The returns
already received show 4 decided gam 10 The ilar-
rison ticket Tor Members 81 Congress. which
can be oyeiba'arccd only by large increase cf
votes f"r our ticket ~ some @: our strung coun-
ties, and especially IN ihe Cherokee caaniieS-
But II these counties do not giye an increase of
yoicS. tie Harrison ticket must succeed by
small majority,
With regard 70 the Legislature. the Harrison
parry m1y have Inal 'fiiy 10 ihc Senate, and
possibly ~ the House also. The returns To be
received SAL tr'tfuIne tie complexion &: that
- ,iatye holy. Another battle IS soon to sake
place. VIII cur tucuiS be wide awake We
can rest cenicnied with the election 10 Congress
C! he scr'.cmcn composing the Harrison TICK
81, We can rest eonicn,cd with n Legislature
opposed - Us ~ political prime pies bat We
shall certainly be mortified and grieved. sur
rHsed and amazed, should The votes OF Georgia
b given 10 General Harrison.
Georgia has nobly redeemed her cha.
-Eac'er and will henceforih assume her
former elevated position among her sister
States.
Georgia elects NINE members Of Con-
sTess by general ticket. The Wings,
therefore, Ill have The whole delegation
IN he next Congress.
The V. b. majority last year vas .s27.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15
DELAWARE.

Tie last restige Of Tdn BuroniSm IN
little De!dtcGre sloept array!
NEWCASTLE COUNTY REDEEMED.
The Wings Of Newcastle copaty, after hav-
ing haii'ed for twelve long years. agains, Jack.
son and Van Butenism, have the proud salts
faction Of announcing 10 the Wings ,hroughou,
iAe UnIon that NEw.CAsTLE County stands re-
deemed resenoTsicd anI di,snilralied - after hav-
ing given the largest vote ever polled in the
county. y, The Inspectors election which lcull
place to-day October G. the Wing, carried their
ticket by 40 majority!
A. the last election, the Van Buren majority
IN Newcastle county was 2Os. This was the
only Van Buren, county in the State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15

-CJ@Four Slate E'ernnry have tte7 place
tbs week PENNsTLvANiA voted On Tor,.
day for 25 Mrmbers 90 Congress. f.r PAT OF
nc state senate, anj for thc whole Hols- Of
R-pr-srnfsafes ONO also fa.ri CO. T8s.la,.
fof Governor. 20 Member, 81 Carsfes. q rsr
of The STATE senate. anI the whole OF Doe loser
House NEw-JERsEY voted m TarsIay
The Lsgts'aiafc which have she appointment of
TIE Governor and q $ scnsiof Add sOUTH
cARoLINA voted on Monday far Members o.
che LEGISLATURE. Many OF lhe retorns uiu reach
Us 10 time ior cur oeSt papef
oar opponents claim on Of these smies-
PsoosyiFaHia b. more than 10000 msjomy. a.
estimates recently pat forth By Van Bufen edi.
Tors. anl noe 10 our Office. win show 80 claim
Al least an cqual division Of ne spoiis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15

THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER 'ESTI-
MArE.-on the 22i Of last meath (Seplem-
ber) the Richmond Enquirer pu, forth a caleu-
laison. OF estimate, ia regard TO the vote Tor the
Presidency at the coming election, In this cal
oulaton, the State OF Maryland was pu, down
as ''eertaia" Tor Van Bura. Virginia and Ohio
were also put down among the States esriaia FOR
Van Buren,. Yet, notwithstanding ,hese very IL
heral claims 90 the part Of the spoils candidate,
the lis, OF "ceTlaint,es" amounted 10 cn.y us
votes in. the aggregate, and fell short of the
namSer necessary to elect him by % votes -
Counting Maryland ~ CERTAIN" for Van Bu-
rem, there sui lacked - votes TO elect him.
Though this estimate was put forth so lniely
as the 22i uiumo, Maryland has since spoken.
and has proclaimed. in a voice Of thunder. that
she Is now and forever agains, the spoilers. and
that the Certainty Of the case IS, that she wili 20
for Harrison, by thousands.
Bat the point TO which we would call a,,cn-
ton Is this II so lately as two weeks ago, the
mos, experienced calculator Of lie spoils party
the veteran Of the seven principles could not
raise even plausible estimate, without putting
down Maryland as csrisia for Van Buren,. and
even with 'ha, assumption, could no, elect him
on paper, how desperate IL the p!ish, IA which
they now end themselves How moons,ruck
ihc folly, which can now anticipate his re-e!ec.
ton Dali. Pot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15
MAJ I LII FArnN u

MAJ J H. EATON. This gentleman i.
's.um?iag' % IN Tennessee, anl pouring hot
shot iuio thr Van BnTcn camp lie addressed
Hi' ic..o T-c tzcus 90 the '-lng cabin" al Nash
We, on ih, 81 inst. The Banner says Ills
appeal e. h,s old Jackson friends must, We
TANK, have been tti by suth Of them as were
p.r8eA'. lie defined hs PosHi,n veIy clearly
Pe.el The npuAuous Thar have been ca>:
ufon ihe motive, 10y wh.oa be /, actualei--and
stated TIE reasons which had induced han 10
support G-a. HafrlsJa rather than Nj Van
, Barren.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15

P9oSCBInTiON-We regret 70 learn that
CHlrt,s Frs, E,q Sac principal Egg. oeer
Of ihr Chesapeake AMI Ohio Cana, has been re-
mgrfs ,r,m afi-r by ihc President and Directors
IT 'lnt Company. A. ihi, removal was made,
We Pre51m,. purely from pouucal cousiierl.
tons, We mus fcproba'c a1J dcnouncc the act.
Aif. F''' o. "ae &c 'he ah'r.' and most cnpc-
re7c'd Lrs.a-trE 10 'hc county Jhr Cos
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15

NEW-TIANPSHIRE The n Y Cores
poEden, n lh- National Inielligenoer says"
see by h- Nrw-tiampshire newspapers thai the
Wings there are seriously going 10 work wifh an
honest belief hat ihrY can put New Hampshirc
10 The New England line Of Wings " Eli, there
isno knowing what may happen IN these times %
Ai iie last Presidential election Tie vote ~
New-Hamrshfe stood For Van Barren J &. 72l;
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