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LOcofocoism and boadism seem 10
be in the ascendant. We learn thai =
new paper Of this stamp has been eSla-
blished al fernando. called the ~Phoen-
X, = and that another called the @Cs..ard''
IS about TO Be established II Holly
Springs Ii these fellows obtain aav
credit, they can flourish, BY rspadiaiins
their debts.
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|, IS reported that FIRE broke cut il
the Missouri Peniientiary a. JeTersoa
City, on the night of the s9sh ult. The
workshop and materials IN Il were D.
stroyed. The loss 70 the lessees : abous
$4,000 besides an Immense amoaas to
the State.
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The disgrnceful condact Of the Ten
nessee Legislature is still kept up. After
MIR. Turper the President of the Senate
had given out that he intended TO vote
to 20 into an election of u. s. Senator'S,
and a resolution to that effect passed the
Senate, and the House informed the Sc
nate il was ready 10 join in convention
for that purpose, thirteen Senators ap-
peared in the hall of the House and il
was discovered the twelve locoloco Sc
majors were notpresent. The Sergeant
alarms was despatched for them but
they refused positively to 90 into the
hall.
Thus the will Of the people, MAORI
ty Of the Legislature, and the law are all
unable to discharge the duties Of the
Legislature. Such conduct certainly
merits the deepest censure, and we have
no language to express our adherence
fit. Unjust however prove injurious
to the party it is desig ned to benefit. Il
needs no comment. Every man is able
to Judge of such turpitude.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-12-18

The Governor Of Arkansas, 4. Yell.
has rePafiated S5OO,OOO OF the S,ate
bonds hyPo,hecaiei 10 the North Am.
Trust and Banking Co. for S25o.000.
$4,000 OF which amount vas received-
This IS very different case from that
of Mississippi, bu. this Yell does uos base
his population upon the fact Of the North
Am. Trust AMI Banking CO. CLAIMING
more than was paid, 50 much as upoa
the Circumstance, that stock jo55ers loan
the money. Assuming that The s,ock jIo5-
bsrs are swindlers, the Executive OF Ark
ansas operates uPcn Ihe principle we
once heard Of being PrOmaIged BY Iissle
Frenchman, who said ~ one man s.ssa.
me, sheat him back again, OF skezs
some boda eIsel
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The Lynchburg Xlrginiaa, one Of tbs
ablest papers IN the country calls the ~
coloco anti-bond party Of NississiPpi
ian organized band Of swin5lers'-and
says the question a. issue IA eur last esec-
ton was Whistler We should pap OF
Spoage" our debt. The Albany ~. "
Argus says il IS proud 10 b. On tae SIDE
Of the irsRty sh0zsaRd fiIisrs ~ ~ sea-.
who have vosei 10 repaiiate she sac
debit The Evening Joaraai o. she sane
place. says, the twenty thousand ul,ers
Of the soil IN Mississippi. are asgross ani
consequently IL associates Tor state
debt repudiaior, but that he, himself.
prefers being on the wing Pagiag side. =
The Richmond Wing calls II "A gaesiion
ofrogusryo or Aoaesly" Every paper Ia
the country Is filed with ren.arSs IN the
present degraded condition. OF our unior-
tunaie State. We are grieveI. sorsIy
grieYed, at the reficcgioa-
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RANK OF LOUISIANA,

New Orleans, 9th Dec. i84l.
..Nolice is hereby given, that hence
forward this Bank will pay It's notes on
in specie, and that II win,
draws from the association of suspended
Banks.''
By order of the Board,
VIM. f.. LEVERICH, Cash'r.
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DIS. A. Cartwright Of Na,chez has
commenced the publication in the Pee
Trader ola series of letters on Slavery.
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS.


We cannot at present lay before our
readers the correspondence which passed
between Mr.. Stevenson and Lord Pal
merston, just before the departure, Of our
English minister from Europe, but
in lieu thereof we give them below two
letters Of different character, little
more amiable in expression and tone
than we suppose were those ofthe two dis
tinguished individuals mentioned above.
These letters are not exactly suited to
the present time, although but very few
years have glided by since they were
written. The glad, joyous air Of pros
peritv which seems to irradiate the coun-
tenance of the writer, could not now be
assumed by many. The idea Of making
"fve dollars aday pitchin' dollars" is
entirely too thrilling, too joyously NOV
ing to occupy any mind al this degenerate
day-"and 10 dollars year." is per-
fectly astounding.
For the information of the reader lie
it known the first letter was written to a
young lady in Georgia, shortly after the
accomplished and elegant writer had re.
moved from that gallant State to Tennes
see. The other was written to another
young lady, in Tennessee, after the wri
ter had removed from Tennessee to Mis-
sissippi, he having waited some time for
an answer TO his first one, it never hav.
ing reached lis destination for want O.
an ineligible address and his having
become enamored of another charmer
who he has been pleased 20 term his ''on
/ ly love at this time"
Thestateoltcn esseWilum son county
October / 5
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Midear Sweat litelmiss Inowiake mi
peninhand toinGorm uthatiam Welat pre-
sent hoping that thes iullnes may find u
Welaud engoyin good helth lam living
Within ten nils otfranklin And dooing
tolerabul Wei C and,i hear from mi
father evermonth and her its he is dooing
Wei there is something resembling
flock of ducks;) And wish to be remem-
berd to youall made Crap Withmy
ant faH nagivens iWil make 10 Dollars
this year eff nomore. Aud vii let
youno thatiam Viii ing tomake you
agood husben thatisefyoumn is inCind
thata Way that's somrobustin big girls in
tennessee Allmos ia hors load mi father
sends me Word thatimus Cum TO him and
llv With him more ducks /; mydear itel
mis- how Low younon upon this eurth
low you how Sweat thouis theground
youw Alkon is as sWetas sugar ard i
Wod spend the lastdrap of bud for you
. shall Cum TO Sc you aIIabout Chrismus
efiIiveand Cep mi helth inoW liv With
myant fany Owens this year And she's
-hel amid and the devel Cod not bet hel
heroine Children hats her Wos than the
dev
Sarv IaCkSin Tardan
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Jared Sparks, Esq. has been iecuuug
in New York, on the Ame rican R-vola-
ton and It's causes Mr.. 5. Is a popular
man and the inlormaiion derivabie from
his very useful lectures as veil as from
his published History. entities aim % me
celebrity be enjoys.
DR.. Lardner, the very ssieati5e gen
tleman whose am9Er with Mrs Hcavis,de.
who was the extremely beautiful ani e.
egant wife Of gen,Ieman Of tkas aane.
in England; anu their eloPemeat - tais
country have caused 50 mach Idle gos-
sip, mostly from people who in al Pro5a-
biity would have acted A. they d,d, IS alsa
occurring in New York, on Astronomy.
These lectures, according 10 the y \
Express, have been very much applaud
ed, aud have had n tendency 70 dlssipa,e
much OF the, prejudice which II has been
endeavored 10 create against the veae-
rable and erudite lecturer.
Hon. john QIiacy Alarms has beea
lecturing. His oPinioa expressed IN one
Of ais lectures. thar Ems lanl vas Eot q
blame for her unustGab.e cncrach
ments upon China, and the subseguea'
war, is calling upon him severe ceusar,
from many OF the presses. ~iihout rr-arl
to party ''fhe Old man eloquent a.ss
es II sometimes, though al masi, an
few can help giving the warmsss ai.ni-
ration of his transoeadaat abilities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-29

away This the spring of eighteen hundred twcnty
eight do uo know what G.cutworth did with the money
Agernon jarvis am acquainted with Mr. Glentworth
and Mr. Seycrsowa present the conversation between
them the Tobacco Warehouse the mornins S,evensons
affidavit first published the 23d cath of October
Mr. Glcntworts and an angry conycrsa-
tien and said that Mr. Stevenson had betrayed him and
acted ike rascal Mr. replied that he had NOT,
and told Mr. Glentwort he lied which gave rise to MANY
angry words he told Stevenson that by making the adavr
ne woud make impression the minds OF his political
friends ha would be injurious to him and ruin him the
stated bv iiul that Stevenson had Sah
cicnt far taxing the he had Mr. 5 directed
his the publication and old HIM he would there
hnd the which whether his eNpectaos OF re-
appontmen; were well grounded.
Gcntwortf then became more cool and made obser
yatons regard the letter the Mayor of Philadelphia
After sese further conversation they lett the shce The
newspaper containing the affidavit theret pointed
by Mr. Stcvcnsop-Nir. Gentworth very angry and
did appear able willing pay any attention. TO the
subject He spoke the letter Mayor Swift published
breach OF confidence. He said he woud not have
minded bad he disclosed that letter Mr. Stevenson
told his that he had directed letters for him to
Mr. Jarvis.
Cross erGmiRsdl never with MIR. Stevenson TO see
Mr. Pittield-T did the latter.
Benjamin F. BHtler Scora-I hare had conversation
and only one with Nh Gentw0rth IL IN the evening
of the 10th October last the house OF Jesse Hoyt went
there on account of communication made few minutes
before by J. W. EdmondS 1t arranged that was TO
60 there, where | to meet Mr. Glcntworth and MI
Stevenson Iwen, there and found Mr. Hoy Mr. Edmonds,
Mr. and Mr.. Gentworth whom lad never seen
before. and who introduced to me.
Soon after Mr. Stevenson made remarks addressed
apparently to me- and spoke in correction. Conversation
was had in which Gentworth occasionally took part 1t last
ed for hour hour and half At ten o'clock Messrs
Steven and (lentworh away. All parties had more
less say The purport of what Stevenson said that
Glen,wsrth apprehensyc. if he went to furnish the
documents and information in his possession he would be
subjected to great injury and oss-ha he would be
cucd and ruined and even his life would be safe He
wanted time therefore consider the Stevenson
said he had told Mr. Gcnworth of what had been said by
Mr. Hoyt and myself my office. excited account
what had heard. and Stevenson had fms he'd
his remarks stated to cntworth and others that if Mr. &
prepared to 90 and furnish the information and
documents with view discharge his duty good cit
Gen. and make atonement far pracucabe--that
would Aayc nothing do with the Business and
that Mr. Gcntworth had been guilty Of of the most
frauds that had been perpeatcd the right
of Suffrage in tins country any other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-29
CROGKERY AND GLASS.
100 R0WFRY

zHERRTTTS PAGE opening at their stores. nos. Ioo
M B,wery Gaadstree full and splendid assortment oil
the above goods comprising patterns which they VII sell AZ
prices well worthy the Of the public Aso Britannia
Wa-e, plated Casters, DC .nSu AHla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-29

II HETSCHLER, Manufacturer OF Shirts Bosoms, Col
y. lars wholesale and retail! No. 81 Chaha-st New York
and fashionable gardeners Scaris and
Crava Suspende-s Silk Cambic HaRderchiefs
Silk and Meno Ssis ard Drawers Tight Silk Cotton
and Woolen half Hose.
BOYS SHIRTS OF EVERY SIZE
All Of which offered public al much lower prices naa
purchase any other e-tab.haent the CITY
y. Boat Fancy and Caps on hand or made TO
orde mn LIZ
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MARsHAL'S SALE.

vs.. a a.b Yla S% FL Fa u s. DIS Ds,nct Court,
Osman Claiborne. Southern District.
DY virtue oft above stated Plu. Fl.
D Fa 10 me directed from he Homo
rabIe Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Southern District of Mississippi,
| will expose to public sale at the court
house door in the town Of CantoH, Madl-
ison county,
On the 4th Monday IN October nert,
the following described lands, levied on
as the property of the defendant Clai-
borne, viz:
Lots numbers FIVE and seven in section
fifteen, and northwest quarter and west
half, northeast quarter, and south halt
of section twenty-five, and north west
quarter and west half, southwest quar-
ter of section twenty-seven, and east halt
northeast quarter, and east half, north
west quarter of section twenty-eight, and
lots numbers four, six, seven and eight,
in section twentp-one; all in township
ten, range two east, containing l416
acres more or less.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
ByJ. s. GoocH, Dep. Mar.
Canton, September is, l64l.
Pr. fee $l4. l7-e
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

ROOkS for the subscription of stock
- in the Canton and Jackson Rail Road
Company, are opened pursuant to the act
of Assembly Of the State of Mississippi.
Incorporating the same and approved 9Th
Feb. 184l, and will remain open until
the stock is taken, pursuant to the requi-
sitions ofthe charter. Persons wishing
to subscribe can do so, by applying on
Saturdays and Mondays at the office of
John B. Howcott in the town of Canton
where one or more ofthe commissioners
can at all times be found, and the terms
of subscription made known.
JOS. ]. PUGH.
JOS. COLLINS,
L. NJ. GARRETT,
w. R. CHAMBERS
J. H. ROLLINS,
JAMES WYLEY,
J. B HOWCOTT,
Commissioners.
June, 26, 1841. 5-tf
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RANGERS SALE.

A s Ranger of Madison county,I will
- otter for sale, to the highest bidder,
before the court house door in Canton,
On the first Monday in October neat,
the following described property, to wit:
A small bay Stud Horse, three years
old, taken up by Andrew Owens. Ap
praised to $25.
One COW and calf, and yearIing, ia
ken up by John Crosweil appraised to
S25.
One brown red steer. taken aa b.
Thos. Temple. Appraised 70 5l2
One gray Horse. taken up BIZ WIN
Henry. Appraised to $40.
One black colored OK. Appraised 10
SIS; red and white colored steer Ap-
praised TO S18j both taken up By Jor-
don Moore.
Persons having the above described
property In their possession, are notified
TO bring it forward on the dav of sale, OF
they will be dealt with as the law di.
reefs.
GEO. E. w. NELSON,
Ranger of Madison county.
Canton AuunSf % lSdI ItS
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NumAr -.

rs-aaase are ae.ss ssser~sx So ~
arg 49, - ea $685. -aza7rs-
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.qLW.IY.s PRESERVE
A GOOD UNDERSTANDING.

IUST Received. a choice To, Of Boots
- d Shoes. Also. u few superfHe Hats,
Prints, DomeStics, DC All Tor sale low,
for CASH. Just call at the corner,
think can sell goods as cheap as soHls-
ROBERT LASSlTER.
Canton, August II, 1871. l-t
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F. CLARK,
GROCERIES, B4GGING, ROPE, &c.

GROCERIES, B AGGING, ROPE, &c.
WUST received and for sale, by Bate
81 Ware, a general ASSORTMENT Of
Groceries, consisting Of Sugar, Coffee,
Bacon, Lard, Flour, Whiskey, Mess
Pork, Sail, &c. Also, fine lot of Bag
ging, Rope, 1wine and Gunny Bags. We
have procured a good cotton shed con-
venient TO the Landing, where it will cost
the planter no drayage-and will furnish
such such of our friends as favor US with
the shipment Of their cotton with any
thing they may want in our line at cash
prices.
BATE & WARE.
Yazoo City, July 90, 184l loft
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TUVHE undersigned, having been up
4 pointed by the Probate Court OF
Madison county, Commissioners of lnsol-
yency on the estate of Abram Carraway,
deceased, will meet at the Store of 6.
w. Henderson, in Canton, on the End
Saturday of every month for the ensu-
ing six manths for the purpose of re-
ceiving and examining all claims of the
several creditors Of said estate.
s. d. LIVINGSTON,
G. w. HENDERSON.
D. HANSBROUGH.
Canton, Miss, Sept. 10th, ls4l-l6'4t
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ia Io4ANt u N4A- ~ Al "a e11r - "a
alone 90 / regard he cousElE ls5.sna. 1ax
which ! ao~ moss Fe.l.-tauly a.s-aarz-. \
Is tbs bsll now Presea,ea Esr my -
prevail Or olsaPpFoxal. s-ch ; s A.
have already declared cca.1 az reeve /
my sansisoal i L s1cA a 81 - ca \.
for the exercise O. ne aeSaslse power
under The COas-lg4soai D. Z v.eEase
the Constitution y crsa1az 4 Na,soa.al 4
Bank 10 operate pr 81 oxer La- Eaaat
is utse. Ia the nsst p.a-e. e=s-rsa-s - .
general charac-er- Il - "a a. 30 80 T
vide for the better colirclloa. saE--k=ee- +.
IN and Disbursement eli th- "a. * szve-
nue., b. means q 4 corporaEea. IS -
styled The F.scal Carpora-5oa III Us ITas-
ted States la - -, LAsa. 4 = psazals 4
national III Is cAar1cteF. - uomers.
functions ant d-ll=s are taose eAsca sss-
tam 10 The CO .ec-lnz, kseRlag a11 -
burslng me public resea4=. 'rhe 49,
BY which these ara - - sxer.sl "a co.
P0ratlOn - g style1 inc Fascal c1rro-z-
ton o. the United S.as-s1 t. = a e1s-
p0rstiOa created b. The Consress o. lae
United States, IA IS charac.er cf n
lional legislature Gor he whc.e Iassa.
90 perform the hscal Purposes, us-ez the
fiscal WAITS and ea geaces. s15eV taa
fiscal USES, AMI exers tAe 6>s1 aseazs
OF the Treasury oltae Jalse1 S.a-zS
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They % aot. lgis true taas. av l-s 81 &
|seeuoa- IL PFogi3. thar II saaH ae es-a-
5ll>hed - .a- D.s-rlcs OF Ce.z.u1.ts IA
the Amount Of as stal-sae ulaazer
IN which Us s,ock IS % - sa1srr.-t
Tor and hel1-sAe nerscas al ba4es
corporate AM posstse. g. = eeln - s1a-k
may Be hell-JAe aPPllallaea1 81. Is -
rectors, aad thelr posses aas lz-.es-s-s
fundamental aEglra-s. cseee.sa.s t-as s1
I establish agenc.es in 2ay para el she
Union-ghe coFPora-e Poaers ana e@s-
ness OF sgea aseact-s-tae rr11s1tzasa q.
u Congress - establish 2aV 0<aer carnaEa.
ton With similar PQscrs tsr taeaeN
! years, with express reseENz-e-1 Ia Ea=
sans clause 70 uodlfy or crea.e aag e2ak
for the Dsstitcf 0f C0llm1aa- So thas Ehe
az gregaEe capital shall neS exc~e1 1se
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the unstei Safes. STA Possrs seesaag-
~ more hsalle1 lhasa A@sa $780,
been granted 90 s1ch a. sns1l-4-lea- &.
operates pr 81 over the lass. hy xsr-a
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

I ETTERS Testamentary having been
AA granted to the undersigned execu-
tors at June term, l84l, of the Probate
Court of Madison county, on the estate OF
Robert Hodge, deceased, all those in
debted will please come forward and
make immediate settlement, and those
having claims against said estate are re-
quested to present them legally authenti-
Gated within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
RICHARD S. HODGE, Executor.
August 26th, l84l. 14-6
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MARSHAL'S SALE.
N& J. Dick & Co. U. S. Circuit
William F. Smith District.
ID I virtue of the above stated AL Pu.
- Fl. Fa. to me directed, from the
Honorable Circuit Court of the United
States for the Southern District of Mis-
sisslppi, | will expose to public sale at the
court house door in the town of Canton,
Madison county,
On the first Monday in October neat,
the following described property, levied
on as the property of defendant Smith,
viz: all of section seven; northeast quar-
ter of section eighteen; the north half of
section twenty the north half of section
twenty-one; the south half Of section Sc
venteen, township eleven, range four
east, containing seventeen hundred and
sixty acres; the north half, west half,
| north-eas' quarter of section tWenty-Six;
west half, southwest quarter of section
| twenty-three; northwest quarter Of Sec
ton Twenty-Five; the south half, south
east quarter, south half, east half, south
west quar- er of section fifteen; west half,
Soulll-"eSl quarter vi S6ctlOn fourteen;
west half, northwest quarter of section
twenty three, township eight, range two
west, containing five hundred and sixty
acres; the east half, south east quarter Of
section eight; the west half, northeast
quarter Of section nine; the northwest
quarter and southwest quarter Of section
ten; the east half, northeast quarter
of section seventeen the southwest
quarter of section nine; the east half,
northeast quarter Of section nine, town
ship eleven, range four east, containing
eight hundred acres; the east half,
southwest quarter, north half, west half,
southwest quarter of section twelve; the
east half, southwest quarter of section
twenty; the west half, southwest quar-
ter of section thirty-six and the east
half southeast quarter of section thirty
five, township eleven, range three, east,
containing three hundred and sixty acres
in all three thousand four hundred and
eighty acres.
Sale to take place within the hours pre-
scribed by law.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
By J. S. GoocH, Dep. Mar.
Canton, August Esd, 1841.
Pr. fee $21. 14-6
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NOTICE.
ENHE undersigned respectfully inform
the citizens of Madison and Yazoo
counties that they have established a
House in Satartia, for the purpose Of do
ing general Receivin- and Forwarding
business. A supply of Groceries, Bag
ging, Rope, &c, will be kept constantly
on hand. GILES, PAUL 4 ROBB.
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