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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
john DEAN, Secretary

GIN. HARRIsoN's FANNY. We copy,
with cordial appreciation, The following time
" suggestion Of the Washington correspon.
dantCf the Philadelphia Standard, concern
ing due provision for General Harris0n's
family
81 hope that the next Congress will ap-
pFopriate either the whole OF at least the
half Of the salary of the President for the
term Of four years to General Harrison's
family. This would be nothing more than
Justice. General Harrison had 10 make many
sacrifices incidental 10 his election; he had
to neglect bis. business and. his farm, and b.
had to give up the management Of his own
private affairs ID order to remove TO the sea-
of government and attend to the affairs 81
the nation. know that be IS largely III
debtcd, and that his farm II North Bend IS
notsgaged for nearly all TINT II IS worth
II would be disgrace 10 The nation If bis
widow and children were 70 be Hnpoyerish-
ed blythe admiration and affection of the
people whose sufFages invested him with
the chief nagisiracy Of The nation. There
Is alreadY q precedent of this kind on record
ia the instance Of Gen. Brown and every
one Of your readers will fecoilect with Wliat
manly eloquence Gen. afgisOn at that lime
dFocated his cause. What are fifty thou-
sand dollars to great nation determined %
discharge debt 0f gratitude ID the widow
and orphals of one Of most illustrious
patriots. can scarcely believe thai mem
ber Of Congress would oppose proposition
10 that feet, and sincerely hope and believe
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NOTICE.

gENEII co-parinership heretofore existing
between ]. 8. s. n. LEAvEL. was this
day dissolved by mutual consent II. 1eavel
haying purchased j. s. Leagel's interest Id
The Stock VI GooDs.65 all debts due The firm.
Those indebted 10 tie frm will make pay.
ment g &. Leavel, who alone IS authorized
10 settle the same Any claims against ihe
firm will be paid By H. Leayel
JANIS s. LEAVEL,
u. L7AVEI1
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zNr vEER Il May, 1888, Mr.
Tyler illus lessed bis opinion Of The Sub.
Treasury be was q hat time candidate
fof election % tie House Of Delegates
Is my opinion "a The Sub Treasury
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Yazoo City, March 81 1874. s9tf
rhe state 81 NIississippi,( Probate cour,
YAzoo COUNTY March Term l64l
VTEEDHAM TOLER, Administrator Of
y ne estate 81 Henry Hall, deceased
having 81 petition filed, represented 10 The
Court, that the personal property Of said es-
tate IS insufficient % pay the debts against
Tie same, and that the said Henry Hall,
died, seized and possessed, Of certain real
estate II The county of Yazoo, and State Of
8IississippI, VIZ -lots Nos. 2S6 and 2S7, in
YazOo City, and pTays lhe Court for al or.
der Of sale of The same, ior the purpose Of
paving the debts against said estate.--It IS
sheretore ordered that, an persons interested
IN said lands, ienements and hereditaments,
10 Be and appear before The Probate Cont,
% Be holden in and E0r The county Of NazOO,
IN The Courthouse thereof Ia the town Of
Benton, on Abe 4ih Monday IN Nay next,
then and there 10 show cause. il any they
can, why the prayer Of petitioner should not
he granted Tor the purpose aforesaid.
il lurther ordered that copy of this or
derb be published for six weeks successfully,
in the Yazoo City Wing, and by posting up
notices at three Of the most public places in
the county, at least thirty days.
Attest GEO. CROCKETT, CFk.
April 2 lS4i lP'r fee $40 5o) 3s-6i.
Probate Court. Hnzoo Cost March Term,
MisslssiRff 1871.
Isaac Ralcliii, Trustee q Lois Ann Corbin,
versus
Sam,l III Ralclid. VIM Raicliit, et all
Upon opening The matter ihe Bill. and
i appearing 70 Che satisfaction of lie
Court, that The defendants, William Rat-
elf. Allen Ratclilf. Edward L. Raicliif, Ru-
lus ~ Raiclif and James Raiclif, arc non
residents Of this State, and reside boyohd
he limits thereof, So that The 0rdjharr pro-
cess sc The Court cannot Be execnied on
Them, thereiore,-Il IS ordained that unless
said deiendapts appear before ne Probate
Court Of Yaz00 county, az ihe Courtroom
inthe town Of Benton, On 81 seiins ,hs irst
day Of The mex May Term of IBIS ConSr.
and plead, answer o. demnf. 10 The bin bf
complaiuanls herein, The several allsqaiioIs
thereof Will Be taken for confo sed, a q
sucli order and decree made therein, Is e
Court may deem equitable and just
tis further ordered that copy of this orr
Der be inserted ii The Yzoo civ Whig.
once week, for two months successfully.
Attest GEO. CROCKETT CHI.
April 2. 1871 fP'r fee 9i5) 1891
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Yazo0 CITY, April 5, Is4l 4O-

THE public are respectfully informed.
hiatt. S. & III LEAvEI bought, in February
last, a very large STOCK OF GOODS.
They were purchased exclusively with
CASH when Domestic Goods were at their
lowest prices. consequently, I can afford %
sell them as CHEAP as any point in the South.
! have determined 10 quit meFch dizing as
soon as can sell off my present Stock, and
in order 70 do 50, quickly, / will offer ny
goods erceedingky CHEAP. shall be pleas
ed 70 have my old customers continue ID
patronize me while remain ia business
Merchants above this, who buy their goods
10 New-Orleans, will find & their interest to
call and examine my prices.
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The snbscrbers gill contlnne u business
nnder ne Elm of RULE q COOK, A ihsIt
sd stand opposite , 81 g 3. Leavert
where they wil keep On hand . good sbp
ply Of articles ID their line. such as
( Hard Ware, Groceries and Dry-Go0ds.
Among other articles, superior quality 81
Corn Meal fresh from HoWard's mill, CA
BE had throughout the season. Being thank.
fol % our friends fof iheirpaironage hitherto
We solicita continuance 0f the same, as We
sell lon for cash.
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AFF AIRS OF THE EAST.
IR8T VAL or TIE GoLIN BIZ

The intelligence from Constansinople IS "a
The lIsa nli.
The Augsburg Gazette Of the 28th ult.,
publishes private correspondence from
Constant nople which states that Tie French
Ambassador here earnestly supported the
Eepres lions made By Aeheme1 a L. fela-
I'VE % lae hInan issued hg the Sultan is.
Vasslng hin with the government 81
and even threatened al st &c would 6denf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
80 COLLECTOR1S SAL.E.

virtue OF authority Ia me vested as
Assessor and Collector offaxes for "a
zoo county, and State 81 Mississippi, ] viii
offer for sale for cash, At the Court house
door, in the town of Benton, on Monday, he
2nd day Of August, lS4l, the following de-
scribed real estates lying ID Yazo0 county
70 pay The taxes due from William Watts
Jones, for 1910, 70 wits. The southwest
quarter. and west half OF the southeast Quar-
Ter, and the west half Of he northwest
quarter, and the south half Oi The west half
of the northwest quarter. and west half Of
northeast quarter Of Section 36, Township
q Range east. The above land lying
near tho road leading from Benton 70 Moore
Ferry. on Big Black, and adjoining lands
owned by Daniel w Hendricks. and others
Taxes due, about 500.
SAM JEI1 D. JAMES.
Assessor s. Collector 81 Taxes,
Kazoo County
April Sc 1871 q Zee S22 SOY LIT
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able to W. J, Reese areiuumtered correctly.

I4dJGyeuc D0"h' NHtW"
los spurious Tihey may be detected by observing that the
couerfeit has for pgnee, view of the ocean, nnd
Eagle resting upna Shell, bearing the American Standard
steamboat in tie distance.
Mann Exporting company Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sos Old plate letter NJ; dated 4h November, 18l payable
to II HART Spencer, Cashier Martin Baum Preden Fill
ling up and signatures engraved
OHIO Life In. and Trust Co.. Cincinnati.
SIS letter pay to Lane dated November o. 1885, other
rious dates, signed Perkins Cashier, W F Williams
President Paper fnsy engraving had and defective, sig
natures and Gng up tady done and all in the hand
writing,
Urbana Banking Company.
g let A. payable to w Ward, June Sd, l838-W Rianham
Cashier John II James Pres Vignette female figure with
one arm reclining on an eagle Light appearance
IS let dated June 3, 1888,
los old plate dated August Sd, 1873
Western Reserve Bank.
3s July 16, 1880
3spay to VIM Williams dated May d, 1880
s. badly executed they oneeshlh OF an inch shorter
than than tile genuine oteshced, eugraver dated Janu-
ary Z, 1896
IS no letter payable to Williams, dated Nov s. 1929,
craving very faint
los letter. d. Murray, Draper Fairmnns plate, The words
western Reserve BANK, being the left and 'Ohio on
the right hand nargin the genuine notes they the
reverse,
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uTATE OF OHIO.
caTaWaS UOunly z, Z. Teas
la Chapa,.u

l.
rs, In Chanoery.
John Pepper The defendants will take M irO
David Casebeer, Jr. that on The 2th day of Angus
William Hover & the complainant fled his bil 4,
Solomon Hoover, galst them 10 he office Of tho
clerk OF said Court, and that the Same is now penting
he bill shown and alleges that ON tho lGh DAY OF Jan
1899, John Pepper sold to VIM. Huyer steam uunine
with boilers and apparatus for $500, for which Hover
executed aud delivered to PEPPER five promssory notes
for SlO0 each. One payable ol Ist Sept 1889 with m.
terest One on st Jan. ls4O One ST JAM S4l. Ons
Ist JAM l5l2 and LIST Jan lSI3 and to secure pays
ment Of when Hover pledged said steam engine bui-
ers and apparatus On dre first day of Apri 1888 said
HoYer further to payment Of said four last mem
toned notes. conveyed said Pepper by deed OF mort
gale Lot No. l2 in the town of LOckporI in said
". hat said Pepper ndorsed SAID hree last menluA
ed notes TO compt us collateral security to BIZ applied
on judgment in favor OF complainant for use OF Hart
Cummings and Hart before that time rendered in Stark
county against said Pepper and Stanton, and that
said Pepper also assigned to compt his interest and
delivered to him the agreement aforesaid aud also
delivered 10 conp said mortgage deed that said juds.
ment is unsatsed that part of said notes has been
paid TO complainant; that compt is informed that Pops
per has ndorsee the said second note said David Casel
beer Jr , and hat sld Solomon Hoover has purchased
from said Hover said property both personal and real
subject to the lien Of said Notes; that said William IIo.
yer has removed from the Slate OF Ohio and resides IN
parts unknown to complainant he bill prays for
decree of sale of sad personal and real property fand
distribution of proceeds The court shall order, and
such further relief as to equity shall apperain. Said
William Hover s ROtifed that unless he appear within
sixty days next after the rising of the ocu: of Common
Pleas Of SAID county at its next and plead answer
demur TO said Bill that the same will be taken as
true and confessed against HIM and decree entered ao
cor 'lngy.
B. M. ATHERT0N.
August 12 194l. soto
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August l2, ls4l.

NEARY RODGERS widow of Josph Rodgers do.
A ceased. OF Iuscaraw county, Jacob Gitchell and
Hannah his wife, Of Morgan county, o. Michael Ear
ich and Katharine his wife olM. Co. Simon Matthews
aud Phebe his vile whose place of residence Is un-
known, John Rodgers, Joseph Rodgers, Jacob Rod
seIs, Deborah Rodgers, Elizabeth E. Rodgers mIn,r
heirs OF Joseph Rodgers deceased of Tuscarawas coun
twill take notice that petition was fled against them
on the eleventh day o August le4l in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Iuscarawas County, Ohio, On the
Chancery side by Hugh Bowers and Sarah his wife
and is now pending III which the petitioners demand
PARTITION Of The following Real Estate in said count
VIZ part efthe SOuh wesl quarter dissection ~. Town
ship 5. Range |, otlhe United States military DISTRICT
bounded as follows VIZ. beginning a, the g. w corner
Of Land formerly called Jacob Yantiss Land-42 per-
ches links from the N. Z. corner of said Secrlop;
thence running west lSl perches to a slonv,
thence N. 1853 perrles 10 n Stake, thence E. II per,
ches tU stake, thence S. along the West boundary of
West Chester 10 perches to post or stone ana tfe
S. L. Boundary West Chester out Lots, thence [.
100 perches 10 stoue thence s. 63 pecles To the place
of beginning containing by estimation ll3 acres And
that at the next Of said Count. application will be
made by the said Hugh Bowers aud Sarah his wife, Tor
order that partition be made OF the premises AID
for assigning the widows dover therein.
B. N. A HER on
Aug ", IS4l -t. Attorney for Pet.
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ATEW LABELS FOR the Brandeth Pill Boxes.

ATEW LABELS FOR the Drandreth Pill Boxes.
ia These labels are of The most costly. and at the
same time most ngeninl, style. The top label
has ninety thousand lines upon which is made 10
Represent the most minute nett work. The nwer part
of th' hox is verv prey designed, and contains an
innumerable number or waved lines. And4hese words
'se9 that labels on thi box agree with those on the
cerfIf,ae; others are genuine. The side of the box
is beautifully engraved, and contains The (oItnwing.
caution NO Brandreth Pills are genuine unless N =
hox ias three Of fac-simile signature upon itH IVA
very handsome is Also Entered recording to act of
Congress. in the wear l94l by B. Brandreh, in the
Clerks Office of the District Court of the Southern Dis,
rict Of New York. W
August 13 1e4l. 32lY
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Boston, March 15 184I.
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TTTT - y~37

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cve strict attention It shall he the effort of the edors to
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The state of the markets and tho fluctuations in the prices
VIII nc regularly, what OF moment correctly
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DF. R. WORSpEL1,
VWI0TI,D respectfully inform the "liiz ns of New
w Philadehhia, that he has Just received rnme
FREsH VACCINE MATTER. and s prepared to
yaccinile those who may favor him with cal.
al J,,Iy 4 lg4ls 24H
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ROOTS 4 SHOES

NF iii descriptions kept constantly on hand and sold on
- - FERTIe & ToRREY
Canal Dover June 10.
WpAcnN ron SALE low for cash or prodadce, and TAN
~ NERs OIL, BY the barrel
Canal Dogs1 June 10.
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Died,

At East Niddlebury, on the 18th inst. Mr..
Merit A. Eldrdge, aged % years.
In Whiting on the 9th, Oct 1871 Mr.. Oramel
Harrington, aged 81 years. Papers in the Wes'
Tern New-York requested &c.
In New Haven on the 18th instant, Mrs. LUcINA
MATTHEWS, wife of Amos Matthews Esq, aged Al
years.
In the death Of Mrs. Matthews, the community has
lost one of its most worthy and estimable members.
Distinguished for her probity, her amenty and benev
oence, her loss is deeply felt and sincerely depored
by friends, acquaintance and relations. To the rich
she was equal, afable and courteous to the poor
and unfor innate she friend and benefactor, from
whose door they never went empty away. As a wife
she combined the talents and virtues which adorn the
domestic circle, and in all the relations of life, sus-
tanned character without reproach and without guile.
"None knew her but to love her,
None named her but 10 praise.''
She died of very lingering and painful disease.
Her complaint was affection of the stomach, which
rendered impossible for be, to retain the food she
took, and which increased upon her until ste could
take nothing but cold water, (for which she bad an