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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-17
CHARLES OGLE-THE WINGS

A. the wings have attempted to pass off the
hes Of 'hls individual upon the public we have
gwen some account of him in our previous mum.
bew We have SAID that Charles OsIe was ly.
my scoindrel and unworthy Of credit We insert
the following publication as an evidence Of the
Correctness Of our assertion. -.iiSSiSSippian.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-17
Holcombe Brother & co.

Vel, W, I0lV~]tu,
State Of Mississippi.
Winston Cousty,
joel Howell Attachment, s4OC
rs.
John Christians
David Moore
NJ office IS hereby given that the above attach.
~ ment was issued At tAc suit Of the plaintiff
against The sid defendants az ASCENDING debtors
Tor the sum AFORESAID and has been returned 10 this
office duly executed, and IS nov pending sud undo
Icrmuei ~ the Circuit Court If Winston county
SUITE Of Mississippi, aud that whereas the said Dc
itnjants stall appear an or before tie third Monday
after the fourth Monday Of October $40, beng he
Ir>i day Of the ClfcuIt c0ur, Tor The county oyn.,1
ana give special hail, judgm,u IT viii be entered n
Ian'l lhem, and the properly attached will he sold
70 SATISFY tie iad plaintiffs demands.
Witness james PhagaH Ceik
JAMES pHAGAk OK
October loh 1870 a. "
lpr's Fee so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-17

October II, 1910.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-15

5fiirsltdl fpureen bic llebcrrelfe bes aroecu
Waihingtcn in Elm ncues@rab 9ebradJt. Sci
Der @rDfnung beS @rabes fano man oas oas
Sdilo auf tem Sar9e Th nm feds 3pa bis
Su ben Sileen btnunter9eieuft bate. Gas
@ertppe set9te ciuen &ppf unb cine Srult bon
beoeutenber @rDse bar, ilno 70 picl man bcim
Sdetne Der Santpen ehen fcunte, fd,ienen
es peni9 bon Der 9dn9e Der 3eit eeIitten III
hnben. Die 9Iu9enb6blen waren 9rrs lmo
tief unb bic Srette Srriiden ben Sdlifcn 70
,pIc Der 8crfcpf ittcncn prn ungcnDbnlibcr
@roBe Su fetn. Wan fanb feine. 9rabfleieer
mebr upr.. Die Sruit mar brett uno Die Tars
be eaopn buufel unb bate bas 9tnieben BON
9etrcttnetem Sleilt, ipeld,es ft feit all bic
6ncfen gele9t bate. Soaare paren nidt
mebr orrbanoen aud, CAB baS Gcrippe burd,s
ans fetncn itarfen @erud) bon fTh. @iner
Ger 9lnneienben le9te feine SHaub auf Seu
Sorfrpf nabm iIe aber alt9cnblidlid, rpieoer
meg. DaS Slet auf bem 9lu9enIiebc murcc
Wleber Suredt 9elc9t, bas @erippe BON feds
Wann III ren neu uerfertigten Sarg Don
Yfarmcr 9elc9t nnb Der idwere DGfcl nit
Gencnt befcltt9t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-15
Qtns ipeldem Material beifebt ole
Nan ynren Vartet /?

Gte bette 9lrt cine partei fennen sii Ter.
nen, beifebt bariii, sit unteriuden, aus mel,
den @lementen ie 3uIanmengeeBt iff. Sinb
tbre @lemente bemcfratiid, 70 barf man aud,
ein bemcfratildes 9ie1ultat bon ibren Sub
reru erwarten; fIno fe!ariifcfratiff, 70 miis
fen mir nns auf llnteroriidlmg, itebenoe 9lrs
meen uno 3aren 9efa6t MAIDEN. 9aet uns
baher fra9eu, aus fpeIhen Mdterialen bieqcs
70 SOTO 8an 8urcn S6beral Nartei ufams
men eefest lit, pamit Die slntwprt earauf uns
Iere S0anolun9SpeiIe bel Der berannabeneen
prdFoenteumabl beffimme.
Die Ban Suren partbei belteht
!. 9lus ben alien Soamilton Wcnardilten.
2. sIus Der alien Scbn sIeams Vartei.
3. 9lns ocrSremccit> llno 9IufrubrgeIeBs
9artei.r
4. 9lus Der Corp Stcmpelaft 0artei.
5. slus Der pferbes, 9Sa9ens nlc NenIfers
tars0artei.
6. 9luS Der ffebenben slrmee Vartei.
z. 9lus Der Sdlredensre9ierungs partci
8. SIus Der fhwaricn &ofaroe S0orraIis
fen Vartei.
o. 9lus Der brittiiden Snterefe unb @es
genfric9 partci.
10. 9luS Der Rufus Sing, Ge Bitt @lins
ton uno 9lnttsUidbiIpn Yartei.
IL. slus Der get Sdnfen !partei
10. 9Ius Der Gjcuocrrcmeuts 8anf partei.
13. 9Iu6 Der Sanf partei ;ur 3eit, mo fei>
ne Sanf mar, uno aus Der slntisganf
partei nad bem abr 1900.
IA. 9Ius Der 9Intis9iaoy partei
Is. 9lus Der nit Staats9elcern bapcnlaus
feneen partei.
Is. slrs Der engIiffcn Gqiiipa9cn, berittcs
men Seoieuten partei.
II. 9lus Der @clo Iltubu9 Yartei
Is. slns Der brittilhen 2cfpfofp SSteral
partei unb enelid
10. 9IuS Der nieceru 9lrbeitelpbn partei.
9Ius folhcn @lementen 1T Die Ban Sus
rem partei suiammen 9cieet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-15
81 a thrtlht..
SulD 15.

Sci elmer Serfamlilng Der @pmnsicners
bon 2eda @auntY, 9ebaltcn am erIten SulD
1910, ipuree
Sefdtoffen, Das bon unb mad, bem
beutigen Datum baS @auntD ecfa I'D,
ipioerieten nil 9e9eu Die SesabIuns alIcr
llntpiten brtreffeno cSrquifticrt, ipelhe 9es
balten meroen ilber tpote 6Orper, it @egens
mart mchrercr peripuer, ipcburt ale Gers
mutbuu9 Upu Serbrehcn pber @rmcrbun9
ipegfalIen mus = cbcr III allen Sdaen bon
Selbftnrrb, ,pc Die lGdb allo ielbft seritOrenoe
perfon binI6n9Iihes Serm09en bintcrldstum
Die llnfoiten baraus ;u besablen; unb ale
Sriebcnsrid,ter werocn bierour6 benahrid)s
ti9et, eaB ale BON ibuen, unter oieien llms
ltdneen 9ebaltenen GnquilIticnen, auf ibre eis
gene 8eranwcrtlihfeit 9ebalten werben i'm
Sal bic llnfpltrn oappn perlpren aeben,
Causgeucmmeu i'm lestern Sale, no Die llns
frifen als Der S,interlaGenidaft oeS cber Der
Serfrrbenen besabIt merbcn fcnnen) inbem
cas @auntn Inn bic Se;abluu9 Der Soften ~
permetoen, bic @elcee in sInlpru6 nebmen
miro.
slus ben 8erbaneluu9en,
Scifab GbpabS, @lcrf.
Sulp 15. nq--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-15
23erbe6erte pferpefraft.

SreibzOtai6tnen, 9SelIbfDrn Ore
f6er unb patenttrte Srpbbdnfe,
mrrren fabrisirt mS fnb fcrtpdbrepc su bas
ben bel ben llutcrIhriebrnen, 9e9euilber d %
NJ 9s Niiihle, in berielben 9Gerfifatt, ipctte
friiher s oh II SD. @apron inne bate.
Die cbi9en sIrtidel merben untcr ilnIerer
sniitdt 9emadt iInb BON 9utem Stpff suians
men9eieet uno mir itrben fir tcren @jilte unp
Sraubbarfeit Elm.
9Sir lacen' unIere Sreunbe uno bdS pnblts
FUN Elm ansurufen unb unfere Maldincn 81
beieben cbe lIc lcnitpo faufeu.
Sapban 9Seuner.
9Siliam 9tbbcttt.
SuGD ID. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-15
9optfantts S5ertcbt.

ScI9enee Sriefe iIno lebte @pde i'm stlleHs
tanner pcitamt liegen geblieben:
Scrneltue Intb, Wrs. 9lebecca J6ed, Chars
les 6ed, Scbn .. Sitter, cenry eepan, csobn
Wcreh 2bonas NlcDer, pbilip pierlon,
NliB albasail 9ieec, Mrs. Glisa Sdneieer.
William B. Beaper, Sobn Bed, qeui Bors
Der, Scfhua Sinf, s. @rllenlsmbtfr, g2ubiu
Slid, @tbicn @utb, Salcmcn @iieB, Oanie(
Slid, peter @aulIe, Sames San, Daniel
Selm, ,@Ieer9e Senrn, @jibcn cbacb, eculans
nc Snaue, seuie Smitb.
3. g. @ri9bt pD6mcifer.
siIIentann. salIu s.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-15
&otltntt ltnD ftbet.
q m . 8 @tttnaer.
Slpfcrihmiot in 9Illentalln, in Der oamiftca
StrnBe, oa9enbuh's 8irtbsbaus

Stupfef1nnllof IN Sluerltalif, III Der y0aniltph
StraBc,. Soa9enbuh's 8irtbsbaus
gegeriiber.
Wadt feinen Sreunben rno benz Bublifum
ltberbaupt beFdnnt, baB er cbi9es @effdft
nrd INNER an ieincm aIten Stane betreibt,
allfpc or Gin all9emeiues slfcrtment auf6anc
bat uno bilis sll oerfaufen gefcnnen il, als:
Sranntepein,Se1eL @aff,e pber Sat,
lrer9.&eiIeL Sbee Seiiel, &c.
nebif nod anbere in iein Sad rinIhlaaenet
ertidcl. 9ud weroen ale SeitelIun9en als
Sutmader,s Sdrber unb SranteipeinfeGct
Sancrbaft, idlnea uno billig perfertist unr
ale slrten sSlidarbeit bilig, ihnell une bans
crboft BON ibm 9etbau.
Danfbar fir 9enp0ene 8uno oldaft, bofft
er burdh eifrt9eS 8eitreben uno quite 9lrbeit
einrn Gbeil Der 6ffentlidrn &unOfdaft si
erhalten.
g. 9. 9lltes &upfcr rpmb bon linn Der,
lan9t, ippfiir er ben bod,iten preis in Waa,
ren cSer bdarem @eIoe besablt.
9laentaun, SulD Is. ttq-3@t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-15
Sleuer, ,rpDlfetler Stctr.

Sten itno 9Senner,
taben 70 ebcn BON 9leuDprf unb pbilatetptia
erbalten eine prddt9e 9Iuswahl bon Scb
benz 9 to fife, beifebenb aus
Nl9urirtru Saipns.
Gcs9lciden gemGbnliden.
Do 3mmet farbenen.
DO 8raiinen.
90 4s4 Slf. saffin9.
DO 7sS DO DO
90 3s4 Gjrcbc Swiss.
Satint geffreiftcn, SdalIeYs unb Wlu6Iii'
oetatnS.
Satin Scarfs.
9ieimcbiIdle Wuscline.
Cd fdwars II. fd,marSblauer Spmtcsicne,
4'4 uno 5s4 9teue 9IrtOaStiiter.
3s6 ino 3eS fdlpari italienild,e, feibehs
SodIebinben.
Wprlteb Slaio.
Seiocne uub baumipclene Strimpfe, it,
Der @attung.
3tcrItde Sa6rbe.
gillcntdun, SulD 10. fa-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-15
Sfarb.

9lm lcBten Srntdge in birIer Statt, an
Der sIussebrun9 Nr. NenrD Setter, in
etnem 9Iiter BON 30 Sabreu. 9im 0ienitd9
wuree iein 2cldJnam nah Setblebem 9ercms
men um sur Gube 9ebradt gu tpcrben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-15
MoeeareQett,

Sinb in balben Barrels su oerfanfen BEL
Stem uno gSenner.
9tllentaun, Snlp 15. na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-15
Srclfene QBaarett.

NEVNIkEEN T%DNWEkIE.
60 eben empfangert cinen 9rc6en 8crs
ratb BON tpoblfeilen 6attnnen, ni.p.
Stem unb 9Senner.
sIlentaun, SulDl5. na-3m
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-01-10
Good news from washington.

A WuIG SPEAKER OF TIE HOUSE oF'REPRE-
sENTAT1vEs--- Wings riGmPhGat---DeGtb Of
tie Sub Treasury Opening cf.frauds By I'M
partial nfissioR Of The Pan
Buren, party, and other beneficial results 10
the people sOiH .t6lIOt0 this great UictOTY Orer
the Office Holders.
Day is beginning to dawn, and the people
are yet to rule! This great trial Of strength
between the peoples party and the Office
holders party has resulted in favo: Of the
former. The most fragrant and barefaced vi
olation of the constitution was resorted to by
the Van Buren, members because they were
not get sl0ora, in refusing the right Of FIVE Of
the members from New Jersey to vote fO-
Speaker, in hopes thereby to put another
party fool in the chair. Even this was
achieved by the absence of two Wing MEM
bers. But we have elected a Wing Speake.
without New Jersey, and also without the
two absent Wings. We have now the con-
troll of the committees and a clear ascertained
majority in the House of from to 10 votes.
Where is the great little Presidential
banker now, and where is his Government
Bank! The fourth time the seal of the peo-
pies reprobation will be placed upon il, and
again it will be sent to the shades below.
Harrison's prospects are Frightening, the
State Rights men of the south are rallying
round him in good earnest.
Huzza for the people. They are rising.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-01-10
THE EMPIRE STATE,
JANUARY 1, 1910.
PROSPECTUS.

DETERMINED to make adequate returns
for the liberal and increasing encourage
ment given to this paper, which bears aloft
the Name and defends the Honor and In
terests OF the EMPIRE STATE--the pub
fishers propose, on the commencement of
the year 1870, to issue this paperin the folio
form, on an enlarged sheet of the Mammoth
Size, to exceed in size and stvle of execu-
ton, any weekly newspaper published in
this city or country, The most ample ar
engagements are making to give to the paper
all those attractions, as a we'll conducted
Political, Literary aad Miscellaneous Jour
nal, which the intelligence and good taste
of the present age require. In its arrange
ment and execution, and the amount of
reading matter it will contain, as well as in
its early and faithful record of News, for
eign and domestic, local and general, the
EMPIRE STATE viii be unequalled. Il
will remain stauncb, as it ever has been, in
support ofsound Demoratic Wing Princi-
ples--an advocate of Public and Private
Economy, Pablo and Private Virtue, Equal
Rights and Equal Laws. And in catering
for the general reader, we shall spare no
pains or expense. to render the paper attac-
tive, valuable and useful. The choicest Sc
leclions will be regularly made from the
current Literature of the day, together with
ample original contributions from the pens
OF able and practised writers.
TERMS OF THE EMPIRE STATE.
ENLARGED SERIES.
0-TIhe paDer will he DuhHshed IN n
Mammoth folio sheet, on paper Of superior
quality, and beautiful type.
GFThe price will be $3.50 per annum-
in all cases in advance. No paper sent I'M
til the money is received; aud no subscrp-
tons received for less term than six months.
Business letters should be addressed to.
J. GREGG WILSON g. CO.,
Publishers Of the Empire State,
l62 Nassau street, N. Y.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-01-10
our Legislature.

This "august" body will soon be rearing
and pitching at the banks like ram at a
gate post All the "worthless'' ones are to
be demolished, and those which are worthy
are to be sustained. So says the Mississip-
plan. Well how is the august body to make
the sifting9
The idea of legislative body assuming
judicial powers under OUR constitution is
rather too silly to talk about, but let US look
at it a moment. We suppose if charter
is taken away it will be, because it has been
violated. In other words forrefusing spe-
Gle payment. Well which are The worthy
ones to be left? The Union Bank, the OBJ
ject Of their special hate, seems to be the
only s'worthy'' one in the state. Buff this
is not to DO The test what is to be- VIII
they all be required to toe the same mark,
or how will the separation be made3 viii
committee be raised to decide which banks
shall die, or will there 30 a "ResoIved' or
"Be it enacted" for each bank in the state
condemning it TO death and just take a vote
on it without further ceremony? Really we
would like to know what is the establish
ed doctrine on this important subject for
we have never heard whisper Of it vet.
Now. it is plain that al this hurrah about
the Legislature and the banks is nero loco
foco iingling. ANY thing to rattle and make
a noise. So far from the Legislature taking
away the charter Of a bank they will not al
temptit. Some jackass may braya little
about it but no such attempt will be made.
If they were locofocos unanimously, and had
not half the sense they have, they would not
attemptit. For our own part we wish, if
they had the power, they would take away
the charters Of half the banks in the state
They made them and they owe it to the
people toget them out Of tie way.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-01-10
Harrisburg Convention.
HARRISBURG. sArunpax.l

December,7, II o'clock at Night.
DEAR SIR: must drop you line ex-
planatory, apologetic and exGusatory. have
not been quite regular in the way of letters;
but you must lay it to the account of the la
Dor have performed for the good of the
cause. Every Eight / have been atwork, in
one way or another, until the next morning.
By the extras and reports in the papers for
warded to you, have taken care that you
should know what was going on here, whe-
Their or not you received a long letter by ev-
cry mail.
With regard to the convention, the whole
affair has gone Of in manner most extraor-
binary. The whole body went as one man,
to-day for the nominations. Clay, Scott, or
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-01-10
MIR. CLAY.

L.
The following is copy ofthe Letter from
Mr.. Clay, read in the Harrisburg Conven.
ton on Saturday last:
ASHLAND, Nov. 90, 1889.
GENTLEMEN The public use which has
been made of my name, in connexion with
the Office of President Of the United States,
furnishes the motive, as trust it will form
the apology, for this note. | address it to
you because our common residence in the
same State appears to me to render you the
most appropriate repository and organ of
what wish now to say.
The Convention at Harrisburg to de-
sgnate candidates of the Opposition to the
present Federal Administration for the Of
fees of President and Vice President of the
United States, has been recommended, and
the propnety Of it has been generally con
CURED in BY all who agree as to the neces-
sity ola change in the General Administers
ton. II appeared to me to- be the best, If
not the only practicable method of reconcil-
ing and uniting those who, coinciding in the
general principle, entertained different
views as to the most suitable candidates for
those high Offices, and have accordingly
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-01-10
YAZOO CITY.
Mississippi Legislature.

The legislature of this state assembled at
Jackson on Monday last, and the House
was organised by electing JESSIE SPEIGHT,
(dem.) of Lowndes, as Speaker, on the Sc
cond ballot, and w. NEED, editor of the
Southern Reporter, Clerk.
The Senate was engaged all Of Monday
in ballotting, without being able to make a
of President, and on Tuesday, on
the 47th ballot, Mr.. GEO. B. AUGUSTUS, (dem)
was elected by one vote, and Mr.. LElcH,
Secretary. AT three o'clock the governor
sent in his message to both houses, which is
extremely long and duh. The Governor is
opposed to Banks and Post Notes, and strong
ly in favor of the Militia System. We will
lay this important document before our read
ers at an early period.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-01-10
Latest from Congress.

While at Jackson during the past week we
conversed with highly respectable gentle
man direct from Washington who informs us
that the Presidents Message was delivered
on the gath, and that it RECOMMENDS A Ma
TIoNAL BANK! He could not procure a copy
Of the message because the cars left before
the reading was quite concluded.
We give this information as we get it,
merely remarking that such eleventh hour
men are not always of great service. The
Sub-Treasury is certain death to him, and 4
National Bank is inevitable without him
We shall see how this matter is soon.
A late Lynchburg Virg!nian says that the
V. Il. members of the U. S. House arc al
ready up in high opposition to the Speaker
because he will not consent to the disfran-
chisenent of New Jersey.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-01-10

"'Ihe above IS picture Of our free institutions
illustrated in the different branches Of business
forming the great connecting chain which binds
our Republic together. The HUNloN OF TIE STATES
-''THE TEMPLE OF LTBERTY''-s'rHE CONSTITUTION
AND THE LAws"-''rHE AMERICAN FLAG''-THE HAM
HER, TIE PLOUGH, and THE woRKsHoP-are all sub
ctswhich form the glory & honor Of our country,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-06

STNoULAR BEoUEsT.-Mr 4. WoFsley, Of
the Isle Of Wight, England, who was an en-
teEprising traveller about the middle Of the
last century, in one Of his excursions, 10 ex-
cuFsions, II exploring the interior Of Africa,
was moraculonsly saved from the clutches
of a lion through the fundamentally Of a
faithful dog that always accompanied him in
his expeditions. As the formidable beast
was in the act Of springing At him, the dog
seized the lion, and diverted the animals
attention from his intended victim, which
afforded Mr.. Worsley the opportunity Of
ascending tree close by thereby eluding
the danger to which he was exposed The
dog fell victim to bis fidelity. Mr.. Wors-
ley returned 10 England, and for many years
celebrated the anniversary Of his escape
from tho lion. as holiday, going about all
msgiving, and doing other acts Of charity
BY his last viii he left the annual sum Of
flO, (nearly S50) forever, to be paid to the
vicar Of the parish for tho time being, 70
preach sermon in the church Of the will
age, on the 9th May (the anniversary Of his
escape, upon the subject that gave rise to
the bequest--a custom which has prevailed
up to the presnt time.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-06
Isl ID ~ IlTIaE2 s


I'D EMAINING in the Post Office. 81 Yazoo
I. City, On the lst day Of October, $40.
Afford Warren, Alsop Jesse, Adcock
Z N, Andrews Thos, Armstrong Mrs Sibbg.
Aston John 2, Arnold Theo. 81,
Byrd VIM. 8. Boarman j "A, Bipcer.
John II, Burton John, Blincoe VIM. S, Butt
VIM, Brooks James 2, Boyd Ms. Jane,
Barfeld Lewis, BOsley Mrs Harriet.
C-Castleman Stephen, Cole Al 4, Cess
mia Miss n "A, Cannon q, Cooper Miss Mary
Ann, Calmas VIM, Casileman Ms Iary M.
Dixon Hugh. Dixon Chas @,
Edgeworth Thos.
II Fitzgerald R0bt., Forester John B..
G. Galloway Vincent, GAR George. Car
Tlson VIM s. Frifin s s, Grisham VIM, GO.
wick II MI
ii Holmes William, Harcrove Joseph.
Hope Mrs. Rebecca, Harris John, Hughe
Washington Hamberlin WIN, Howard YVm.
"A, Hudson g. a D., Harlin John.
~ Jackson Andrew Jennilps U.
8, Jennings " Dulin 2, Jones Mr, Jarrsss
Robert
Kennedy Messrs ~ co., Lesble Al
L-Leigen VIM. G. 2, Lemmons Come.
lious
M Matthews 4. mi, McMuIIen Caps. d.
Morgan Henry, Murd0ugh John, Murfv
John A., Manor MI. Levi, Mears Hampdsn.
Merritt IA A., McEIwee VIM. E., McNeaf
James, Moore d. q. q. ri,
Ogden MIS- Massa, Ogden Miss Nan.
~ IA, Ouerton Dr.
Pease John b 3. Pease w. J.ML. 81.
Parish Anderson8, Powell Richard B., Pee
Ter Al. >.
II Rogers Thos G 8, Ryan Henry
Roach Benz, Raglan VIM.
ri Shaw ~ Poindexter, Sheriff 81 azoo
GO, 2, SelseF Hiram Stewart 4. Ct, ShslbV
Rev. M Smith r. CT, Smith WIN
H. Truly y H2, Taylor Josaph.
Thompson James
N-Mestbury M j, Washman Asa Miller
VIM, Wilson 9. H., Williams Grandson
Voolfolk ] Wilkinson h. s.
Persons calling for the above eslen viii
please say they are iadA8rlised
r. EATON KEYS 81 M
Kazoo Cily, Oct Ii. 1870
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JAS. PENNY, Al. 7. g.
Yazoo City. Nov 6. 1870. l7-I3t


will sell TO the highest bidder, ioE cash,
in front Of the Phoenix House. IL Yazoo
City, on Saturday, the 6thday Of February,
l64l, Lots Nos. l6l, l62 and l65, lying IL
Yazoo City, situated on Broadway & Wash-
ington Streets, levied on as The undivided
property Of w Dorsey and John Aston,
and will be sold, OF 50 much thereof as will
satisfy the taxes assessed assessed for the
corporation Of Yazoo City for the year / 64O,
together with all legal costs which may ac-
crue thereon.
JAS. PENNY, A. T. g.
Yazoo City, Nov 6, 1870 1915.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-06
Tax CorlectOr's Sale

will sell to tile highest bidder, foF cash,
ID front Of tho Phoenix House III YazO0
City, On Saturday, the 9th day Of Feruary,
l64l, Lot No 157, situated on the corner Of
Main and Jefferson Streets, III said Yazoo
City, claimed By w Dorsey, 81 n. HI Pease,
and will Be sold, orso much theraofas will
satisfy Tie Tax asseasedfor the corporation
Of Yazoo City, for the year 1910, together
with all legal cost which may accrue there-
on.
JAMES PENNY, IA. 4. g.
Yazoo CITY. Nov. q. 1910 l7-l3f
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will sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
infront of Phoenix House, Yazoo CITY,
on Saturday, the 6thday of February 1910,
Lot No60, situated On Broadway stteet i'd
Yazeo City, and il levied on al the property
of ]. ]. Swartwont, and will Be- sold, Oh So
much theFeot,ns win satisfy the I'ax due by
said SWartwout 10 The corporation III Yazoo
City, for the year 1910, together with All
legal cost &C.,
JAMES PENNY. IA. u. C.
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