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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18
NOTICE
JOHN DUNCAN,
EDWARD DUNCAN,
SAMUEL e. McALISTER,
HENRY p. WATSON.

Natchez, July 4, 1910. July 24-3-4t
The Natchez Free Trader, Vicksbnrg
Wing, Southern Sun, Grand Gulf AdYerti-
ser, YazoO Wing, Woodville Republican and
Fayetle Advertiser, will publish the above
for one month and send their accounts to
this Office for payment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

warrant" and Scr ls,y lag uFoa ~ lls
scraps o. properly D. eoald fnd. iisoughi
4 one "amOng he most EemsFkshls cir.
cums'aness a. he ease. aial 80 iiIile
should. apparently. rsmain. ous n sueh
; vast amount or money" The letter
concludes ~iih dis sery eOnsoling rehee-
lion: al f,sl satisfied that sc shall Be
allie n iIsee sut the whole proceedings.
80 a. 10 show exaeay De Zines, amounls.
and modes. In which Inc vaTinus suns o.
money were respectively lskenl" So.
instead Of trying 10 recoser lhe horse.
they we're very sagrly rarking ihrir
brains 10 diseossr how hewas taken out
of the stable.
All the clustering Of The Standard only
tends 10 show that. in this instance al
least. /" Wing accuracy" rests upon much
better foundation Than = STANDARD logic"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

"a Bill 10 abolish Imprisonment for
debt has passed the Aouse of Represen.
tslives in lndisEa by large msiou,y.
h We are glad 10 learn This. aud hope il
will pass the Senate aud become law.
One Of the worst relics Of barbarous
age. TO which we cliag with species Of
superstition, is imprisonment Tor debt.
Ii never should have been tolerated. and
its tolerance any longer by any state is
tsiscraceful. Imprisonment, for dept con.
POUNDS moral distinctions; for by punish-
ing .mlsfor,une, il regards misfortune. aud
CRIME as SYNONYMOUS. IL never affords
any security TO the creditor; for disho.
mes, debtor can always defeat the credi-
tors in,ention; aud il il were not tolera-
tel, dealers would be more cautious in
giving crcGiI
Scme Will insist that debtor should
he imprisoned in case u( fraud. But we
can see no reason for his distinction. IL a
(ran,i can be proved. lei The fraudulent, par
" be indicated criminally and punished
Tor The fraud. M, The DEBT. by ti"r aud lm.
prisonnrni The Whole philosophy ri I'M.
prisonmrni for debt Is included IN the r..
mark ef the ludi,n in heholi,ng the jail
=, Albany. When told il was for cau-
lining the Indians who did M, pay the
skins which they owed, he replied. ..Ii-
dian no catch skin there"
Empire STATE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26
LINE Rock Times.

In ST. Louis. the Gazette printed in
hal cily. remarks. thai more murders
have been committed there in nne year.
amnng population IL $4,000. than hare
bren commnled IN Bn.ion 10 20 years.
with population 81 100000. The dIf
ference arises from the fact tina, in the
laler city pablIc sentiment il 50 der,dr,l-
~ seains, he wearing u dangerous aea
pons. that M respectable man viii be
guilty Of The practice. IL The western
states. where the population is IN pro
gress Of transition from explorers and
pioneers 10 settled community, the
Wearing Of arms " almost bsb inal; os o,
least. IL man expects an allercatlon. he
is considered jnsufisd in arming himself
for il. wha' gentlemen do. hlsckgusrd.
initiate; aud we are not lherelnre Ia
wonder thai bra~ i 90 frequently end in
murder. Despatch.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26


Farfh cGrolina.--unsii sfr~ days
psi. &c have behaved that si.ess q
auf friends xho have coahlrd "a the
vote ef n. Carsllna Tor Grnrrsi TAR
rison. ARE tae ssnguine. aud &c lad
slmsst drspsirsd q sssing he old
Nafth State rrsams the station . hirh
she ancs held snssng the RspxslicaH
states 10 The enufedrrsry. Bat &c
are happy 90 De rnsblrd 10 say that,
Irum conversations shich ae ave
reoeniiy he'd HiIh iHIeiligrn, grnsie-
msn fram tsrious quarters % the
siaie. Especially in The xrsi. ~r have
came 10 ihr canrlBsinn that n North
carsi,as smrs for Wan Burn. u III
be attributable Go the Iskrussmurss
of the Wings themselves. That sseh
. rrsuli will BE- prodaesd by zach .
rausr. ~ hate Inn much respect Tor
ihr in'eIilgrnre aud patriotism u she
State Q" FEAR far msinent. With
an able aud .ilirIeni press. Intelligent
aud popular Elrctnrs aad industrious
Committees Of Vigilance and carrrs-
pondrnce. Che ald Ns.rth State ~ill be
a. surely ionnd on the right aide Of
The pel,i,csl fence ~ the day NJ e.re.
liia comes. Petersburg lat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

The Legislature 81 Virginia adj.
iaarned on thursday last. sliers ses-
lion IL 100 days. and after having
passed i99 public aud private acts,
aud \ humbrr al resolutions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

The Michigan Statesman says: /" A
little Girl shani eigh, years old. daughter
of widow woman residing ahaai eight
miles from I.aprer. was frightened in
such manner. on Wednesday Of last
week. that she died in about two hours
alter her flight. Her broiher, a small
lad. dressed hliRself IN dried bear skin.
and chased her a. she was going to a
neigl,boring house
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

Signs in wesiern Psnnsyira.:.--The
Harrison cause. whmh is ~ TACT the peo
pies cause, in the issue now form d. u
going ahead braveiy 10 western Penn
sylvauia. The Washington Pa Repnr-
ter SAYS: We hnuily hear "f changes IN
favor OF ,he peoples candidate" every
wherein every t"wn, aud neIshbnr.
hood in the cnuntry. aud We dare say IN
the state. there is tale 10 tell ol chan
ges-- oi deserlions from The spoils party.
ID the peoples rstlks. u the glorious
cause continues tn make such heada ay,
Harrison will be elected by aesfsma,ion.
The opinion begins to obtain gene
rally among all classes. that Me an
Buren, cannot possibly be re,.lecsest
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

: ttitfsia IN ~ Vlffinis Irrillslsis. ~
he eouniy of FlHElanfS 80 tas u -
nsia pillsFs q Ihs Dsaoersds puy Il
'hes taas. h-s eams Ell 10 q rfly ses1
stdrsss y l.sor af Gra. Hsuisar. Tks
esuniy q Flassnaa gaze Mr. Fas Bsssa
. msjorisy ofsso Fesrs IN 1883. and all
naw giss . msjofisy "a fsssr Il Csa.
1ssfisaa.
z. Foaiains. lcaassrss,iss.l seasinr
iram he Louie. dislsirs. has slss pahlish-
I'd powerful address u lssss u Gsa.
Hsrrisoal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

The lion. George Wolf. late Governor
nf The commonwealth ef pennsy lssnls,
and mere rreenhy Collector cf the Port
"f phlla'ieiphis. died suddenly ., ile
cUsiam ilnnse. sbou, o o'clock on We'd
nesday morning. The liih insl., in Tie
SD year u his age
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

lulA DAN past lanfs Wnen ~ eet4 AiAt'ss
rose. and here being no guofgH. ihs
hose sdiouEnsd.
RALEIGH a. CASTOR RAILROAD
COMPLETED.
II Is with great gralfestiOn ne learn
lhss The Raleigh and Castor Rail Road is
completed. and that on Saturday, last the
Can rVImsneed running on the whole
lengih Off. In announcing Ibis far. The
editor Of the Raleigh Register gives A.
.ersnee 10 the oseEdowings Of his heart
in lhe following joyful strain:
PHIZZZ-ZZZ-ZZZ.
This Is as nrsr. ss We can came IN
type. towards expressing The strange
suund ahIch grrrird the ears Of the
assembled population Of our city. on
Saturday rsening last. About 9
a'el.ek u thai day. the FIRST Stream
Locomotive. that ever snartrd a.
mnngst the hills of crAb-irre. reach.
I'd the limits Of our city. AMI Vas
enthusiastically asIcanrd Nth every
demonstration 81 jpy. The bells rang.
the artillery raarrd. aud the people
rhrrrrd. Hazza! HUzz, :. IUZ.
Zi.. The RAirlsh aud GAsIon Rail
Rasd is remplrted. sud no mistake.
i'hr passenger cars are expected here
ia-iight. aud We jplIy cils can nov
amssc oursrlsrs aiIL Rail Road Incl.
ienfs. until the Assembly mrrts.
. Last bell. SIR. last bell Hurr,
sif: hurry laasam whsrr's my
irnsk Z 4 CARAT 20 ill | see m,
trucks round top kiyercd viii
O ,vered paper. .All sale ms'am
-sAl in The baggage car" phizz-
zzz-zzz-ding. dong. bell-ding.
dong. bell. ;. Make haste. msk,
haste !" .0h my Mr.. Zeigenfuss.
I've dropped my bag ~ Gel in.
ma'am." I. Gracious. you've almost
irrkrd my caissh or my head 3
!. Please Mr.. Zig"-Pnizzz-ciatk
-rack-rlark-lack--las k--isfk-
ack -aok-rk--lk- k-.k-.k--.itcag
they go!
Magnificent enierprize Webas,
now ucrular demonstration nf thai.
which no man would have believed.
Thirty years sgo. 10 be within The com.
pass oi human power. 'rrul, has u
bern said. that the last lew ytars
have unluldtd more that IS uosri, vssi
and wonderful. than the ahnlc cigh
teen Centuries D! The Christian sra.
The Raleigh aud Gsslon Rail Road
is SO miles in length, aud has been
const, uclet altogether by individual
STOCKHOLDERS, the state having uni.
formly declined smbalking IN the
enierprizs More than usual difficult
Ties hayepres -nicd themselves in Tie
progressof the work. over and above
ihr naiuGt obstacles. but they have
all saniycd befnre determined por-
posc and never firing energy. 'iM
y hale liAf is INV finished. is said 10
be admirably bull. aud rejects high
credit on the president, engineer.
assistants. hnd. indeed, all connected
With us construction. We hail The
rambling 81 the first locomotisr. as
the glad omen Of future prosperity 10
our city and county. aud feel that We
shallnoi be disappointed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

Tirginia.-W,ll,sm NJ. Pey,on. Cor
many wears represen,a'ire in lhe Var.
gina Legislature. and al The last election
me cf The most efficient supp"riess Of
Mr.. Van Buren,. has come out "a isvor
Of Gen. HARRISON. aud is announced as .
candidate Coz the House Of Delegates Zoe
Roanoke county.
B. G. Payne, Cor more than 90 years
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

The Lrgisla,ure of Maryland I'D.
jonrnrd ON Saturday last. after pass
ios Sal acts. public aud private.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

sn1 sohiiuHsd d sidrsa ne elmmilissl
uutl ban pssifsuF. whsa tls eoa@iiiss
rose. and Ihsrs being no gsofun, ihs
hose sdiouEnsd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26
Correspondence Of The National Inteii'
gencer.
Now York, Much i0. is4o.

Now York, March 10, 1870.
remark iha, The Richmond Enquirer
and OF er Van Bnren newspapers. 3, dis.
lance ipm New York, proclaim .ha, New
York late will vnie for Mr.. Van Buren,.
and a,j that The local elections Tor mum.
cipal ulcers areindicsting such change.
| have looked at the local elections with
much l,,enuon, and though they of,eR
turn uIon lucaI pnlnls. yet, as lar as they
iudicae public sentiment upon hauonal
qnesluns, they proclaim, with uneirlng
cer,ainy, that Gen. HARRISON will have the
ID vo,s Of the state. Whatever change
there isis adverse TO Mr.. Van Buren,.
The arlculinral Interests al the stale
were never c" alive 10 rolItics, or 80 ma
n,fes,l, resolved appn change ~ ihe
Fedora GoveFamrn'. The sironges, old
jackson counties in The state are ShiUer
ing ia,he mind. Gn,ernor Seward will
be terminated without any opposition.
bui. po,slar as be is, General Harrison
will rut ahead of him.
llnuthis great CRY may go in The com.
ing chatter election canno, undertake To
SAT; for III The language Of The racers.
The poRes are moi yet trolied into the
field; b.t IN the ensuing autumn, General
Harrisoi will have The vote Of the city,
no, by fmajori,y Of hundreds. bat by a
maimn,yof thousands. Knowing The cool
ness via which | have hitherto survey
ed our p,ilical contests. and the general
accuracyof NV remarks upon them. you
may be mprised tina, speak thus conf.
denly oIfhOusands in'the city Tor Gen.
Har,lsnE but know the population, its
impulses lis bent, lis tone, and ten. Hdr-
rison Wi win il all. its heart as well as
lis head. There is General. j ckson
storm coming up here. and il will blow
by and BIZ hurricane. ~.
New York. March II. 1870.
No mre packets reach Us. and when
they do iley will bring lev or na goods.
The reveme from New York will br cut
down To ne lowest mitch. I, w,ll be
hard masy revenue. Ten millions Of
treasury lo,es will hardly carry the ,rea.
surv through.
The plpucal signs in Massachusetts
are important. In the municipal cleo.
tons. the Wings ere winning oserwhsl,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

Outrageous. are infarmed By =
gentlemen from Fort Tousan. that 100
~ three weeks since. q eiilxen Of thr
United States. % The head 81 eight or ten
men, had occasion 10 90 inlo Trxas. Tor
some purpose, where he care scrass q
party nf Cherokee Indians on The bnr-
ders af Texas. who Kept in sight Of him
Tor iwn or three DAYS. wilhnut manifest
ing any hnslliiy. One night. alter The
Cherekers had enesmped. the whites
sl"le opan them. aud killed sesrn ar rshI
Of their number. - hen The Indians return
ed the ERE. allied one or laa Of the
whites. and then feel. The cause assign
ed BY Tie commander OF the whites lar
attacking The Indians was. Thai he was
afraid they intended 10 attack him. sud
therefore look the starr 0l them. n tins
. the true state Il the ease. Ne think the
United States should punish The sggrss-
sors. and pisVeni. IL possible. any iurlh-r
ouirages IL The kind. Our informant
sisies that the Officers and agents az For
rou sou CONSIDER u an outrageous and ON.
provoked murder. Will Ihey MI then
have ih9 mater investigated. aud iasnce
rendered 10 The Incisnsl
Lille Rock Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26
Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Sunday tho
9Th instant, Alter lingering illness, Mrs.
Julia BRAcKEN, consort Of DIR. Julius
Bracken. lax IT
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

@ins mssllsiss. 1. = re- tnaaa ~
auiheFiiy thli Eawsla EssFeu 1sclins1
faanine lEsia laF Gortmal. iuisa1,ne -
spend lhe hsKi winleF 9Th liz family 10
lials. far he hsaN6s a. their hr.lsh.
The Mes Hsmpshiss EIsenoa cane
OF yesterday. The WIG party sasds
no opposition, insradssg 10 wssss no
p0sder.
The Srnsls of this stale h.se passed :
bill making al the banks &c ths ialesior
redeem lhsir notes - ane half u ans pes
cent. 10 New York ely. II all make
ihs currency bsiser. bul nav make ssns
81 the banks worse.
The proposition from PhiladeIpl.il. fsl
lie Mes York and Eastern backs % bell
the Philadelphia banks into resump,ial
ofspecis payments. seems 90 meet sisl
iasor IN liIs quarter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26
Thursday, MARCH 90.

weare graiihed q learn. ihaI delegates
have been sppoirtsd BY The Wigs 81
Granville and Person. 10 meet The dele
gates from Orange. Cor the purpose Of no.
minsling candidate Tor EleclOr Tor This
disirci. We learn also that the patriot.
ie delegates from Granville. with zeal
wosihy OF lhe great cause in which they
are engaged, repsised 10 RoxbOrough on
Tuesday olla,i week. q. being The court
week az that coun'y.) in expectation q
m .eling The delegates from o'angs and
Person; but upon hearing that Saturday
ihe 25,h Of April was proposed in the
olher ciunIies, they cheerlully scquies-
ced and viii no donbI Re punciually 81
Red Mounlaia on the day LIST mentioned.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07

of 1928, which no one stands up to
defend. Now, the valuation of for
eign goods is made not by the Ameri-
can authority, except in suspected
cases but by foreigners and abroad.
They asses the value and we the duty;
but as the duty depends in most cases
upon the value it is manifest that those
who assess the value, fix the duty. The
home valuation will give out Govern
ment what it rightfully possesses, both
the power to ascertain the true value of
the thing which it taxes, as well as the
amount of that tax.
4th. That a strict and wise econo-
my, in the disbursement of the public
money, be steadily enforced: and that
to the end, all useless establishments,
all unnecessary offices and places for
eign and domestic, and all extrava-
gance, either in the collection or the
expenditure ofthe public revenue, be
abolished and repressed.
| venot!time to dwell on details in
the application of this principle. ]
will say that a pruning knife, long,
broad and sharp, should be applied to
every Department of the Government
There is abundant scope for honest and
skilful surgery. The annual expendi-
ture may, in reasonable time, be
brought down from its present amoun
of about forty millions TO near one
third of that sum.
{ 9Th. The several States have made
such great and gratifying progress il
their respective systems Of Internal I'm
provements, and have been so aided By
the distribution under the deposite act
that in future, the erection of new road
and canals should be left to them wit
such further aid only from the Genera
Government as they would derive from
2 the payment of the last instalment I'm
: der that act, from an abstractrelinquish
ment of the right of Congress to ca
/ upon them to refund the previous in
stalments, and from their equal an
5 Just quotas, to be received by futur
Y distribution of the nett proceeds fror
| the sales of the public lands.
a And 9th, That the right to slav
a property, being guaranteed by tn
y Constitution, and recognizeda as one
5 the compromiseslincorpora in that il
e strument by our ancestors, should b
o left where the Constitution has place
+ it, undisturbed and unagitated by Cor
a gress.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07

EDY virtue of deed of Trust, execu-
81 y ted to me as Trustee, by Thomas
Christian, dated 10th dav Of October, 1887,
and duly recorded in the proper office,
will sell for cash at the Court House door
in the town of Columbus, on Saturday
the 7th day of Novembcr nert,
the following property to wit: North half
east half south west quarter, section Is
Z 19 south, range II west, and north east
quarter section IA, township 10 south,
range II west, and west half north west
quarter, section 81, township II south,
range Is west, and an undivided half in
terest in the west half south east quarter,
and east half south west quarter, and north
east quarter south east quarter section 30,
I. II south, range II west, and also, an
undivided interest Of one third OF the house
and lot on Market street, occupied By Wat
kins 81 Taliaferro, commencing at point
| l02 feet from the soLth east corner OF
square number two, and running north
twenty feet, thence west &c feet, thence
south 20 feet, thence east, 66 feet to the
place Of beginning, being part of lot no.
), in SAID square; also lofts Z, 8, 8, and
10, tn square 16, and lots 6, 7, s, 8, and
10, in square 10, in that part of the town
of Columbus, laid out on the east haifof
north west quarter of section 81, township
Is south, range Is west.
The title Of said property Is believed 10
be good, but such title only as in me ves-
ted as trustee, will he given.
HENRY DICKINSON.
Trustee.
SEP. 18th, $40. Prs. fee, Sis.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
TIE State Of Mississippi, !
T.oaUndes County.
Probate Court, Sep. }
iember 7 erm. 1910. {

fz0tCHtttS GOaHtJ'
Probate Court, Sep.
TENDER T ERIN. 1910.
To all persons interested IN he Reax
Estate Of Thomas r. HiherspOon late of
Loacndes County decd.
VOU are hereby cited to appear be-
fore the Probate Court of said
County Of Eowndes. ut the Court House
thereof. on the FIRST Monday of December
next. 1916, then and there TO show cause
if any you can, why the following Lands
the properly of the estate of SAID Thomas
R. Witherspoon: To wit:
North east quarter, and east half south
east quarter, and east half south west quar-
tor, and west half South east quarter of
section number seven, in township mum
Der seventeen west, Range number eigh-
teen east. Also north west quarter and
west half north east quarter and east half
north east quarter dissection number eight.
Also. east half north west quarter. and
west half north east quarter section num-
Der seventeen, Also, east half south west
quarter of section number twelve, also
east nall SouIh east quarter OF seclion
number FIVE, also, west half south west
| quarter of section number four, ali in
Township number seventeen west, range
eighteen east. containing 1850 acres more
or less,-should not be sold according 10
the prayer ofthe petition of Margaret J.
Witherspoon, administrative, 10 pay the
debts Of said estate, and further 10 do and
suffer such things as shall be considered
Of, and ordered by the said Court in the
premises,
I Witness, Thomas Sampson Esq. Judge
of the Probate Court of Lowndes County,
at theCourt House aforesaid, the first Mon
day Of September, A. d. 1910.
issued, the 10th day Sept. A. D. 1910.
Attest, WIN P. FULLER,
Clerk
Scot % I-nrf san
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07


published an Mem York,
EDITED BY ]. B. MOORE AND R. JARVIS.
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WIG PRINCIPLES as the only secure ba-
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