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20) WabnGnn.-9lae Granfbeiten, ttlbif
Wabnfnn unb Siilsper,pirrun9, sntiteben bon
an9ebdutten ODER perborbsnen Sdftsn, Wslbe,
NIT bem Dilute jirfulireno, Sbmers uno linz
oronun9 i'm msniblibsn Sdrpsr erSsu9en. GS
1T flar, cab ourb anbaltenoen 8sbraub bon
SranoretD's unluerial &rdutsrsYjQsn, weIbss
bic befe uno einj9 awsdmdfit9e Ibfdbrun9ss
WsbiSin it, gSaDnltnn uno Sinneperroirrun9
9sbsilt ,perben fann, 70 pobl we ale anSers
RranPbeitsn Die bon Der 9isinbsit Der tireuli
renbsn Slllf9fet, bem Slute, abbdn9en.
Sranoretbs uniperfal Krduterspillen
ftnb befannt burt bic @rfaDrun9 bon Sauisns
ben, als Elm psrfeft Slutrsini9un9S:M
aqsr Sdutns, oas fie aaen &ranfbet6fofT ent
fernen unb fbna6s psibIibe ScnititutIonen
III pollsr @efunbbsit uno 2SpBlfein brin9sn.
Sbre ansrfannte llnfbulo rpaCbt ite ibsr in
jsbsr 3stpsricts ibrsr @riifenb bon bsr &ines
belt Bis inc bobe 2tlttr.
Seine befonbsrs @cr9falt 1T n6tbi9 psssr in
Sleibun9 nod Sidt rpsnn man iie 9sbraubt
Nsit bisfsr unfbdsbarsn Mseiyn in unfsrm
SsIis, mb9en mir obne Surtbt bic franfli6fen
@eaenbsn befulben. 0bt6 fam unS befalen
menn mir fprefiltis oisfs piasn ssbrau6sn.
pbilabslpbisr Office fir ben @erfauf Der cs
tiaen Uiaen lit go. 8, gtoro Ste Sra6s.
WRan faufs fe in 0saoins BEL Stiebter II.
rIe eKniabt, unb i'm aanbs bei ben @9sntsn,
Die in elmer anbsrn SpaIts bisisr Ss'tun9 bs'
tannt 9emadt finb.
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wslsbe bas 6latt in ben Gtaeten berumsntras
gen riinfhsn. 2tn fplhsn Orten, no mir
nod eeime 1aenten baben, t6nnen 1teb niebs
terne nno anfd6ise $snte all nne ipsnosn,
falls fte Die Usentur au iibsrnehmen rhnftbn,
nnb rperben BON annebmtaren Bebin9un9en
beren. Sbre Unfra9sn mii0ep natilrlieb pott>
fret fein, fonft bleibsn fe unbeadtet.
Seitellunsen fir bic ertte Slnmr,,er tnltten
umSsbenb semaebt werben.
Das sin3slne gremplar fofst 19 @ents.-
SIR pcrtpfrsie @inienbuns BON
sbaler febiden mir ersmplarr
S {" 35
10 9" /" 80 ."
ls@" 900 q"
Scttsllunsen f6nnsn aueb bei ben 3unabtt
pobnsneen 4senfen scmaht perosn. Die
fslben ]inp:
Sn Q8albinstcn, 9. .. 3,eber uno Comp.
Baltimore, QD. 9aplor, So l2 Sortb Ct
" 0eusDorf, 3. u. suttIe, SO. 90 2lnn Ct
" pbilapelpbia, 8. 9. 9. 3iebsr, ede esr
Srittsn uno 9co 9traGen.
SOhon, 6. QD. Nsbpins, SO. 8, State ct.
Albanp, 6. Scmss.
Buffalo, &. 9 5awfs.
pittsburs, 6. Serforo.
Cincinnati, 6. sobep.
2SbseIlns, 9. s. sbompfcn unb Comp.
sculspllls, lB. II. 6alpcmau.
CT. sonls, 81. 8. q3ocbwarb.
SlspsOrlsane, Sobn s. gurns unb Comp.
gbarleetpnL 2mos ,5eab.
Ga91aeb bicIsr eritsn Summer erftbsint
"Oer Dentftbe lit 4mcrfa" monatlieb, uno
SubIeribenten perpsn gu 3ba[er uno so
eents, in jspem Saa in 8orausteSabIuns,
bon uns uno ben Issnten anscncmmen.
O. Il. Sage nno Comp.
.Sarrisbura, SUM 20, ls42,
@llnterfebreiter 81 cbiser Ssiti6rift
tpersen in oisIer Drufsrei ansenommen.
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81 TT 0ewet 6.
Rtenlep's Gegen Grabel
III Il { n.

st eractte cs als meine spfitbt, bseaant
~ maiden, oas Iettbem ib bon oben ermdbns
Fen SyilIcn Sebraueb semaebt, feintn Surh'
ianf mebr seba6t ,prmit icb febr Oft sepfast
mar, nis aud bic sro6sn S6ineraeh in meis
neu Sltcren perlprem, uub ntobt branebte 70
Oft qDader au maeben uno oaB ih i'm Stan'
be mar, iminer all meiner Irbeit sa bIeiben,
meleees ieb ricmais porber I'm Stanee mar
III tbnn - uno psr(1ebere, ea6 ile pas beite
sarisrsDiittsl 1nc wsldss ieb jema!s sencm'
men babe.
Senry Hetpman.
Seioslbers 9aunfHip, $ibancn gauatp,
W1ai 81. 10.
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g t q t b.

- am 29iten D1ai petsr Ssfer, in itnion
saunIebip, Shuplfil gauntp, cbemals son
9eioeltsra saunlebip, Serf5 @auntp, im
mittlsrn alter.
- em Ioteu SUM-, am Gebarlahfstrr. D1a:
rian sp6tsr pon 6erru Srnjamin Gepfert
bon Oter Ssru Saunlbip, i'm Qltsr bon 9
Sabrcn, Mondtsn uno % Sascn.
= am l4ten SUM, Sacct Dieter, bel fsinem
Scbn in 8ustaun: ebemals bon pieier Staot
i'll 69fen $etenejabre.
ain l3ten Suni in Ssrn Sannicbip, gbriz
ttina gpricb, gbefrau BON 5errn Ssprs gps
rleb, am hisi9cn Sieksr, i'm 29fen {etsnsiabre
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Neier Des 4ten cSuli.

Ser llatsrSsibnsts erlaubt iib sinem 9ssbrs
ten publfum 9anj er9sbsnlf anSujsi9en bas
er am obsn9snanntsn Sage, am Ssite Der linz
bbdn9iafsitssrfIdruns osr Ser. Staaten, an
fsinsm @atbaufs, nabe bsr Qaneaiter Srade,
sins 9isbs in psutlber Sprabs, iItsr Die Ssisr
bsS Sa9es baItsn mrc, moSu oe Sreunos uno
Tsrebrsr Der bsutfbsn Gpraebs DSfiblr sin'
9eIaben itnt, bei;urcbnen
9tocb bsenbstsr 9tece 1T Elm Nbsnbeien pers
anifaItet, wc man eine wcbl6sle8ts Snfsf fn'
Den mro. SIR Die bsifsn @strdnfs spiro ebsns
fats 9sicr9t fsin uno titerbaupt feline Wtubs
Sefpart perben ben 6eimoDnenben @dlten slnen
an9snsbmen Atsnp Su perfbofsn.
Srioridb Bretepent.
0saein9 ben 2siten SUM, 1912.
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ltnperm6oenDer S6ulDner.

Slaheem ieb, Der llnterihrisbene, bsi bsr
Court bon Common pleas pcn Ssrfe gauu'
tp I'm bic wobltbat ocr @eiese, psle6e gum
Deitsn unpsrm6asnper Gbulbner stmaht
wcrben, anssluht babe, unp nahpsm bic ers
laste gcurt oen sweiten Sreitaa in,
nabfen gull, (namlieb ben sten eriasten
O1enats) anbsraumt bat, mid nnb ,ncins
greoitpren am srIasten Gage, Sormttass
Inn 10 ltbr, in bsm @eurthanie ber @taot
0sapins, abSub5ren 70 sebe i6 nsinsn
rdpeftipsn grebitoren hisrmit Sladriebt, eas
nit Ge fth bann uno paIelbtt eiafnoeH f6n'
neu ipciln le es fit sut balten.
Jobn p. Miller.
SUM Ia 3l1'.
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Splasnbs5 flsne Vsrtcbsn bat nun bic Yreis
fe psrIa6en unb 1T sinjsIn fctpcbl als in 9rtsss
rsr anSaBl in eisfsr Drufsrsi Su babsn untsr
bem Sitel:
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81 rlie / q {.
81 II t Il II ) / 9 II 9.
G:istc bcntfcbe Siefen;eifmn1

10ie ltnter5ettbneten rperpen an 4ten Suli
b. 9. bic crite Slummer elmer beutleben Stie,
fensSeitnn9 erf6einen lalienr ipelebe 9e9en
finfscbn Sub i'm llmfanse bat, (oie
srt6te 3etnns in ber qBsltD uno NIT aabls
reitbm feinen 5ol5fb uitten 9e5lert
ieiu miro. Sie Seituu9 piro bsu Slamen,
"Ger 9eutlbe in 2lmerifa"
fhbrn, esrsn sitsll6nitt aQsin iber Cit buus
bert Sbalsr tofet!
9ie 3eituna ttebt inter bet unmitteltarrn
<citun9 bon Otto Soft mann unp bic
ausscSc cScitbncttten 9entltben liefsrn ibre re
sclmabi9cn Seirdse 81 berfelben. Gie cats
bdlt gcrrsiponpen3 Slahricbtcn aus ben
ipi6tiattsn Stdrten guropas (bclcnosrs
9suticblauol, bon aaen bcotntencsn StdoNn
uub Ortsn bicles >anoes, 1T DerIcbeu init III.
teredantcn Ori9lnalarttcln hber Sanbel nno
taufndnnifhes 2relben, entbaIt Originals
ppefte in Ola(te ec1eBt, ertbellt Don alsm
merfpdrci9en @eSenltanocn bes Sns une
4uelauoes &nuoe, 9lebt Die Slosrapblen
ausseaeitbneter Oeutleben in 4msrifa, bsfa6t
Iteb nit juritilten, litsrarife6eh ftaatswii'
IsnlbaHie6sn, unterbaltenoen, bclebrenp ben,
fcmiIeben uno aemelnnlBisen 4bbanclunsen,
sebt NuhblIlTe itber ale miebtise ceuhttsn
Nn9elsaenbe,ten, nno TT betlmmt Dem beut'
fben Stamen 3ur Siroe uno @bre au sereis
den. parteipolltif ut Dem Slatte gang
frtmb.
Seine Soften uno 2ntrensunscn fnp 9es
fpart, I'M bsm 4use oes <elers etpas @robs
ortises, Inn Dem GsiItc ein treftilbes nno
pabrbaft elailllobes proOuft Dcr3uflbreu.
lille SorJhse pes SMttes nno alls earln
cntbaltenen Wlateriallen bier an5nseben tpa'
re mm6alib. Glur foDicl fei selast, baB es
Die gripartnns eines Seoen itbsrlltb hhsrs
trffea piro.
i'm jsosm 9entftbsn bic Gslesenbcit 5ur
Ssfscrlausnns cieIes 0Iattes 3W perfebafsn,
mb am lbn in oen StanO gu fesen piefes
wunosrwere amerifaniIeber Setln9p:cbut'
tion feiuen Sreunbeatn Oeutf chs
Lamp 5nsnf tbtfen, fperben Die llntcrs
3ei6nstcn auf elmer snm erffeninae BON tb'
nsn 9ebrautbten Wlammntbs sprede 3O,e0Oe
gremplare abbrnfsn. - Scoer Seransseber,
eiuer Seituns srbalt sin Gremplar, per es
aerne bic 0lsuaiertsen In Insenlebeln nehmrn
laIIen rpirb. Hueb rperosn an 9iele spcitmels
fer Gremplare sefnnbt Stab erisheinlln9
Oct erfsn Summer banocln allie spoltneliter
ale Hsenten, uno 0ettsaun9en 70 fple Sabltlns
ssn f5nnen Bel osnlsltsn senadt pereen.
9ie I9enten bsr Scinns, oeren Staiueil
unten sribeinen, fno aae superlaB9e, mobl'
babenbs nap unternsbmenoe $euts, peltbe eers
ftlben bic m6slihte 9erbreitnns sehen ipsrs
! ssu. Dsi bisfen e6nnsn feb Dsntfhs melosn
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Anna $ebam, BON gretsr.
-am lotsn, 6err YtnnebilIe Sauft, nit
W1is Waaria 6elosr, pcn 6eipelbers.
- rureb pen gbrp. 6rn. 9. W1ilfer: am
1eten Suui. 9srr @icson Seller, NIT D1i6
Cara Gebmed, Ssioe BON Sinseomtmanor.
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Serbeirntbcf.

- onrh ben gbrp. 6rn II. {. 5srman AM
15ten SUM 5err Bonneville Staubt init
DltB Gfber 8srnet, ,sBeibe Don Waaibsnerief.
- bureb bsn gbrp. 9rn. 2Dm. pauli am
l4ten Juni, Aperr Apam Gtauet nit Wlib
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

forbiding the State to pay the bonds executed
and sold to purchase stock for the State in the |
Planters Bank, unless such bonds, should be |
considered, such bills of creiit, as the Constl-
tuition of the United States prohibits the
State from emitting, which IS question OF vast
importance, and one that IS considered as re-
naming in doubt. | shall therefore, most
cheerfully ca, operate with you in such leglsla-
ton, as may best secure the effects OF the State
in. or connected with the Planters Bank, or
the Mississippi Rail Road Company for the
purpose of the final payment of the prlncl-
pal and interest of the State bonds executed
| for and on account of the Planters Bank
And if found indispensably necessary, to save
the State from violation or breach OF its con-
tract, will unite with you, in providing the
means, even by taxation to pay them
Other grave and important questions grow
ING out of the provisions of the act OF the Con-
gress of the United States, entitled IAN act
to- Inappropriate the proceeds Of tie safes o. Me
: pubi1c LandS anil to grant pre-emptton 'aghtS'
, will speedily demand your atteAtlon and maj
acton. Though some of the provisions oil the
act would greatly advance the interests oil
I the State, and may be considered justly due to
the State, vet the rights and interests OF the
State are only. 10 be obtained, when coupled
y with the Objectionable and unconstltuuona
: provisions Of this act, submit, "helhel 'i'
= State would not degrade itself, by accePtns
. OF the entire provisions OF that act. lee
: that can cheerlully unite with you IN refus
l. inc, in the most unqualified manner, TO &C
d cept the provisions of that act; believing as
e do, that the people OF the State, though grea'
4 Nv oppressed by the alluring schemes OF imam
: GERS and spectators, would scorn to accept
:" pecuniary, or any other advantage, or eve
lie their lust dues, al the expense OF violation
is either of the most approval moral code OF
#. their State or federal Constitution.
"a In conclusion | would remark, that 1t WI
- afford me the greatest pleasure, to co-oPera
- with YOU in the ady ancement OF the legi
ct mate interests Of the people OF the state.
nd deem the best mode TO effect, that desiIau
object. to be strict adherence TO the pro!
sions and principles of the constitutions VIM
the people have published to us' ana 10
cS: world as their written will.
,rs Judge Sharkey then administered the oa
ed OF Office, anu tie SSergeant-aI-Arms proclai
u.s. ed in a loud voice that the iron-fighter v
T, Governor.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
~, q NJ. III. BR'WN'
aso7T10Ns OF az

ryr SOUTHERN PIONEER Eve WI, DOE He
OF n - subscribers at ne rate u o. IF not
frr1,ssneo - .nnnm, PAYABLE N Gdranfe' SIx DOL
LAMP He. the expiration of year discon
palq 9en al; nvariably be exacted. NO Pap until
LAn3 (srcept at the option Of the notice of
tinueu ages are paid. failure 10 I'D new
SSi;scontinuing the paper, will be 'oi''
engagement rxTs
~, exceeding square item lines or PSF WIN f or
NO:uorsly in serted at the rate OF ONE
PnSertion Longer advertisements III 'no -
each I.;on The number of 1nsernohs mus. oo
mon the margin Of the copy otherwlse 'ile
maTAt So Continued unit ordered out ana chargeO
accordingly -, ,at,,ro vii, h,
49,. All artcos Of personal nature, VIII u
W az s ~ double le rates of Advertising
Oo;t;ca circular or public addresses Tor TIM
M of ;ndiridual sons or companies, Will b
charged as advertisements.
rop PRINTING, O every description, execute
.,;tb neatness and depatch. CT Having larg
vi hoa,t;fnl assortnet of Fancy and Job Type, tn
CIV Is prepare to do all kinds OF LETrE
Pnrpss PRIN11NG in thneatest style In this resPec
he respectfully solicit the patronage OF the people
Carroll and the adjoirng counties.
~ Bills for adveising and job work, are col
s;Ss1ed due so soon the work is done, and person
will be expected tooay the same whenever Gale
upon.
~ On all letter and communications ADDRESS
70 The proprietors re postage must be Pd'd' OF th
will rot be taken OF of the Office.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
From the Hartford Times.
a "CRYING SPELL"

Soon after the result of the Western cleo
',ions was know in this city, a young lad, the
son of a celebrated "whig' office seeker, alter
listening at the corner of the street to long
TRADE of abuse against the Administrations
from his father and another federal wing, went
home. and. sitting himself on the floor, set up
i !, most doorous CRYING. "What's the mat
Ter. nv dear little Tommy" said his mother
The lad made 10 reply, but continued crying
Ionder Than before "Why, bless my soul?'
said the anxious mother, taking Tommy on
her knee, something serious ais this cnlin!
Tommy, tell your mother this minute, where
it aches the hardest"
f at don't ache nome" replied Tommy.
wv hat does all you then?'
"Daddv SAYS the Sub-Treasury IS comIng'
ond we shan;t have any thing TO eat-then
> shan,t have no more bread and 'lasses-boo,
l. hoo, hoo!' CT r..,.,,
20 lordv, lordv! IT'S the Sub-lreaSury
> What ails my child !! Them loco focrys VIII
In ne all and distress the rest 10 death, that
. Sar,in Boo, hoo, hoo!' The old lady sets
b in crying.] a. sooLo,
- orters. and injuries the cause OF their grlei
- myVbv my dear husband" said the old LADY
y ..Tonmv is fearful the Sub-Treasury WI
;; ctarve ms all TO death, poor little fellow on'
70 nv and his mother set up most iamen'aoi
or wailing.] ho soer
. .Here." said the office seeker, may be seer
:, tho nract,cal effects Of that cdous meaSuit
~ When will men see the horrible thing IN IL
TO nroper bearing I've spent most oil my 'lhl
or the past two years in trying to show up I'd
rs distressing thing in its true light-but me
'ar won't mind any thing say; and my proPe
s. ~ is going to ruin, just on account OF u
-. thing. Pm heartily discouraged! lOomlne,
81 ces CRYING in company with his vile and child
IN The kitchen maid now enters, and 'rem
or limo enqures what has happened.
- so. do see poor little Tommy SAID the
+. .t lady, .it's the Sub-Treasury that ais him'
'"' 600 how he tumbes about the foor-ooo, nc
ubt hoo' - .,nd h
The either got the Hydrologic or the dlsmohiia
anl svmptons, true as the world. Poor lomm.
1l;s Mad chimes in with the others, and CT
the most bitterly. - -.
VA 'n Minoo. the oster. attracted by the gro;
80 &c .nd sobs. comes running from the barn. a.
,,od With .eyes like bullets" inquiries "wat IN;
! IN seha debble Oh a fnssp ~
af ..It.s the Sub Treasury what's bit little IL
the N.Y." replied the maid.
- .Dat's de same cretur wat trod OIL my !
!, a. fodder night in de dark, an skare Gis cnl
> a~ 70 def Wat all you too, massa, chr
the 20, Mingo, it's the cursed Sub-Ireasul
- no replied the Office seeker.
= or ayes! the Sub Treasury" cried the OLD |
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

IMPROVEMENT IN SHINGLrNG-It is well known
that shingles decay around the nail, owing to
the penetration of water by the nail hole. a
Mr.. Bowman, of Brownsville, Pa, has sue
cessfullv applied cheap and easy remedy Tor
this defect. 1t is simply 10 dip the point OF
each nail, as it is driven, into white lead
Ground in oil, just as taken from the keg.-
The lead adhering to the point is forced up las as
the nail passes in. completely filling up the
hole: and as the head Of the nail is imbedded
10 the paint, the penetration Of the, water,
and consequent corroson of the nail head IS
effectually prevented,
II is stated that the progress OF the work
men IS very.little retarded by the operation
and that a key of about Is pounds will answer
for about ten thousand shingles. The same
process will do for sideing or weather board.
ing, and indeed every instance where the ;sa na.l
I is exposed TO the weather, In ship building
it seems TO Us, the application oil tiilS S'"'P'e
p''''' (BufdlO Com. Adr.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

IT SOUNDS LIKE "CoNoUERED."-When the
dom Of war Concord was launched at Ports
mouth. about dozen years ago, Yankee
bow remarked that no American ship OF wa,
should be called Concord, because 1t soundeo
so much like conquered"
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

KING OF CoUNTERFEITERs.-G Bards-
lev. the notorious counterleiter who was ar
rested in New York on the llth instant,
charged with altering bills on the Peoples
Bank. at Patterson. n. Y. has been taken to
Newark and committed to jail.-Bdt Pat.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

p,,vurcrs OF THE PREss.-The execution
which took place lately in New YORK IS sala
to have been. perfectly private. None were
admitted TO the "show" except the orncers oi
the law, and the members Of tie freSS!
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

The contract FOL the Texan loan anna nas so o,
cancelled Messrs LATTE & Co. T navp ~s 'P base
, uo aaob, will prove beneficial to both pa'''es
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

pointed, and soon after in the wild woods,
with but two or three arornd him he gasped
his last, and babe the earth farewell His last
words were ''If my wife and children come
to want, o remember poor Marceiain Berge-
ron. "-NatchitocheS Herald.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

1--WE are growing DID," as the beau SAD 70
his betrothed, after courtsniP % '"o'
years.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
CINCINNATI. 10Th JAM, lS42.

New Orleans money is worth nothing more
here at present than our own currency ana IL
is not likely to be so at the present rate OF ex-
change on the east; do not think it will be
worth any thing here for some time at least;
Illinois is at 8 per cent. discount; Indiana and
Ohio SIS and upwards of good banks at pari
New York 5 TO 10 per cent. prem; bal'lnore
5 per cent. prem, and Kentucky to , per
cent. prem.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
llth January, lS42.

Our city is this day scene OF as great COM
motion as | ever witnessed, in consequence Of
two Banks stopping payment, viz: the "MlamI
Exporting Company Bank" and the "bank oil
Cincinnati" A mob assembled early IN the
morning, say at a. NJ, and proceeded 10
null down the bank of Cincinnati, after which
thew broke into the banking house OF the
"Miami Exporting Co.. and demolished that
! in toto; books, checks, drafts, notes, and all
the effects being tossed into the street amongst
an infatuated mob. The military then were
called out by the sheriff and mayor: they fired
amongst the mob, wounding some or a, but
this did not tend to ailay it, they immedi-
ately went TO work and pulled down the bro
kers offices on the corner of third street, one
occupied by Bates, called the Exchange
Bank" and the other by Lougee. saw one
man who had $II, Bank of Cincinnati, take
off their clock, another took off desk, a third
mattrass, chair, stools, &c. Savings bank
of Louisville and Exchange bank of Gin
cinnat;," are both repudi0ted by the people;
what with the currency and the hardness OF
time, things are very bad indeed.
Be careful what money you take, the "Me-
chanics and Traders Bank" are paving specie,
being frightened into it by the mob, who are
even now at my writing quitting all brokers
I offices, and no knowing where they will stop.
!, All the stores on .dain street are closed
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
From the vicksburg Wing.
BANKS TORN DOW N

The following extract of letter received
by gentleman in this city, from his friend IN
Cincinnati, has been kindly rendered US tor
nnhlication: