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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-29
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE,
JACKSON, January 81, 1912


The law of the last session, fixing the mode
of selecting the Public Printer, has been re-
pealed G. r. Fall, the State Printer of zone
cent" memory has resigned, and was elected
State Printer. This has been one of the most
Ubiquitous acts of this or any other legislature.
Leaks resolution to amend the Constitution
by striking out the clause authorizing the
faith of the State 10 be pledged in a certain
manner, was lost on the third reading, 80 vo-
ting against it, They keep up plenty OF quar-
reling and contention at the Capitol, on al
most every question which arises. To-day
they had under consideration string of fool
ish resolutions instructing our Senators to
vote for the repeal of all the acts of the extra
session of Congress. They will be adopted
in their present shape.
We have never heard SO much abuse in our
life, as is here given to Mississippi's position
on the bond question and the antibond party.
In fact, if all the witty and good things said
could be collected and published they would
be very interesting. We have even heard it
asserted by some ultra anti bond men, that
reputation by all the States now in debt, will
be adopted by them-that Mississippi has the
proud satisfaction of being the first State to
promuIge the great democratic doctrine OF
dnti-boudism. Many men of responsibility
have declared their determination to leave the
State.
A most amusing petition was sent to the
House of Representatives this morning, (by
whom none knows) and on being read, it was
found 10 be petition asking the Legislature
to establish an .Exchequer Bank at Brandon,
recommending J. S. Gooch for President and
Thomas B. Ives for Cashier--S M. Pickett,
Hagan, of Vicksburg. and Shelton for Direc-
tors; and proposing H. S. Foote for the travel
ling Financier of the Company, &c The
Speaker made the door keeper take the petit
tion out Of doors and throw it away We
may soon expect its appearance in some of
the public prints, as it is in the hands OF the
typo fraternity.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-29
From the Yazoo Wing.
S5-ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY!
Repatriation by GoOernor Tucker and
ChOctd1C GrdUe,

ChOctdU Grares.
At the time of the late Election, the Repu-
dating Party had no Tickets in this county
and we were requested to print them supply.
Of course we could not ,cork on credit with
out security for State candidates who were
running on the anti-pay principle, nor was this
asked of u.s.. So before we commenced the
job ample promise of payment was furnished
us by democratic gentleman and friend of
ours, OF this city; but of course we were first
to present our bill to the candidates for whom
the work was done. This we did the other
day at Jackson. No objection was or could
be made to the bill. Freeman acted the man
and paid his proportion. Tucker and Graves
acted the d and refused. We place the
refusal upon the ground that the feHers are
repudioting functionarieS.
The democrat who requested us to do the
work is man, and will fork oUer to US the
needfM whenever we ask it.
Whatever the Legislature may do, il is GER
tain there are two imperfect personages in
Jackson who will carry out the repudiatng
prnclples:-i imperfect, we mean, in the lack
OF suitable length of ears.
NOW, KNOW ALL MEN, WOMEN AND CHILL
DREN, that the GOVERNOR and TREASURER
of the State Of Mississippi did, on the 10Th
day OF January, lS42, with malice afore-
thought, refuse to pay as for printing their
Election Tickets
We dismiss this subject with two well set
tied and acknowledged philosophical PROPOSE
tons:--FlrSt, Governors of States who do not
pay such bills as this of ours, soon get kicked
out of their prominency by their own friends.
And Secondly, no man ever did or ever will
settle up Treasurc,'S account who refuses to
pay the Printer.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-29

We often hear the assertion made that,
during the existence Of the late Bank the
country was blessed with sound and equal
currency. Does the history Of that institu-
ton prove that such was actually the fact!
MOI Those who make the assertion show
at once thay they are ignorant Of the history
OF their own country for the approximate
space OF the last twenty-five years.
MddiSonian.
Those who deny the assertion, show at
once not their ignorance, for every idiot in
the country knows its correctness, but their
preference for falsehood and error over truth
and honesty.-Lerington (Ky) Inteligencr.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-29

OPWHo WILL BE ON THE BLACK LIST
This question eve shall not answer ourself at
this time, but will leave it with few worthless
who come the ''old soldier" over US during the
last approaching fall elections. We were
"roped in by three of these high-minded gen.
try, who hailed from sister county above this,
for the pretty little sum Of one hundred dol
lars and upwards Their Indebtedness was
for announcing names, printing election tick
els, &c; and at the time accompanied with fair
promises to pay whenever called on. We
made the call--but,it was needed Motive
shall now, however, wait a few days for the
liquidation of those claims, and should we not
receive tho CASH OF something satisfactory,
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-29

REMEDY FOR THE RHEUMATIsM.-A CORES.
pendent of the United States Gazette gives
the following as an infallible remedy for the
rheumatism. He says that he, as well as hun.
dreds of others have used it with perfect re.
lief.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-29

The Picayune says, (and every body know
what the Picayune utters is true) that man
down east applied for nights lodging at a
hotel On giving his name the landlord found
it so very long that he refused TO give the
traveller room unless he would consent TO
leave bis name out of doors.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-29
w e have the pic.

their names shall appear. We have the PIC
ter of John Horse measuring the enormous
length Of two feet in circumference lie shall
also appear. Look out
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-21
CONGRFss-Pa,p.y.

IN the Senate, tho day was occupied in The con
sidorntion Of Pnvato Bills, except hriei in'ervi
of Debate upon tho presentation OF memorial con
rerning the Tariff. Afor which, tho Senate adjour.
ned over 10 Monday.
The House Of Representatives, after receiving
reports 81 two or three bills, passed over tho unhn
ishcd business Of the morning hour 1.-THE Rerronci.
rcnt Rcp1ri,) and received itself into Commute ol
the Whoo on the state 'fihs Unon and resume i
the consideration Of tho Niyil and Diplomatic Az.
preparation Bill. Some le progress was mido
thosoin, and tho commiue rose ~ tho midst Of On
unin shed dobats on a mo, N Of MS Graham ol
Nor Carolina, 20 amend th lill by providing that
hereafter No stationery shallb lo Scd at the public
expense, TO msmb, rs Of Con q, , Of al which some
account will he published her fer)
The bills abovs u udod 10 o. ei1g reporied were
hr't, bil rep ried by Mr. G. CLARK, from tho
COMMITTEES on Naval Affairs, t. establish addrionnl
ranks (of adnirai) in the Nav Of tho United State
and, secondly n bill by Mr. Me ory, from tho same
committee, 10 regulate The pa OF clerks in the Bos-
ton, New York, and Gospo, navy yards both
which bills were read twice aoj committed.
Mr. Cafuthcrs, Of Tennessee, Mr Stuart, Of Vir-
gni', md Nc Menwelhcr, Of Goorgir, were an
nouLeed by the Splokor members u tio Commit
Tee on Foreign Afars, in place OF Messrs Holm e.
Chapman, and NJ, A Cooper r,tgnsj. Nat, I'M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-21
n p UPsHUR.


F1r ne Nafl0yioi I1f.fiy.Hcsr.
Before proc ed to sX1rnin The evidence addueed
by 10 Hon. Ma Bo"s, touching my polucil
opi1irnS, consider it proper to advert 10 to
following subIccV, more Immediately personal TO
myse
Mr. Bots expresses g'eat ini gonlion IT the re-
bullc he received for having d closed IN the House
Of Representatives pnvn'e convcrsa'ion supposed
70 haze occur I'd bstw' en- himself nd me. FL, re-.
,entncn 81 he ch ugo 10 a. In seiIn hat the 70
buks VS. we'll deserve }, II the fact we're as sup
noscd o. bc. II is co1oin ihai ur dcfs'ond him
to ailuds 10 p'yrc cOugers1u1n, and 30 Is tqulily
,tain shat he was 90 understood by every ono who
has expressed any op mon upon that point IN my
hearing The construction tlus put upon his Ian
ggoge is IN my opinion, coarly wauoned by u;
bu, whether ~ OF not. 'ch one who ro1ds viii
decide Tor himtef As MrB)us d4olams this con.
stfuction have no fh:ulfy in believing hs dis
cliincr; doubtless he knows berer then any ono
else shat o. = illus on was In this stare of IN
case, nv rcbrke has no application 10 him; | AN
pleased, hoeCvsr, that he has Usol,d himself Of lhs
OccasiJn 10 cxpfcBs hi owe vots Ui such bc,uynls
n private conf tense. I shat hove occasion 20 IN
voto the authority of his opinion upon tbs point In
another part Of these rem lrkg.
To Tie conn xion o. Mr. Bots, desire 70 say
that they DO great ws3rg 70 mr., ard great iu tee
10 thcmsev6s v thoy lntefprtt any thiog In my lei.
tsf 20 Viz wise as designed u dt plrtgs them 4
know them 10 10 as respectable and entitled TO as
hixh 20 lion IN sneiety a. tbo8' of any other mao
ard " 10 cfrtain hat fnve no. even insinuated
much less asserted, the conuary.
To Tho associates of Mr. B,'ts, I desire 10 say
that do nos know who they nro, or have been,
and therefore | had no right % say, and have moi
said, that they were inferior 10 my own. enid
that call Virginia know" thd they were wholly
different from nine and said ibis IN order 10 show,
by allu,ion 10 Known facts, that they were mo {
different thin tose Of equals IN society generally
arc TIo was a young man, living near the city
Richmond, a lover OF the sports of the turf, and
personally engaged in them, md n'sociiting, Of
coerse, with tts.e u similar ps,e lht0ushop, the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-21

now appeal fsnm hose Who do not KNOB
opinions. To those VII 10. annex the state.
OF gentlemen of high haraeter, not connected
me, OF all political p rites. and living in did
parts az the entire &C, ntty in which my Cpd
have been mos, stronf " aud habitually exp,
tor the last twenty years.
They all concur in giving the most u,,n,u,I
and unconditional" ,obuke to the charrs u
, mas been made asains, me, and they show co
sve'y what my opinions really arc, and ever
neen. They are from men whose STANDING I'd
6c disputed, and who ak what thew n
FROM Aeccmac are the Hon III A Wise, IL 9
Judge L ii B,yiy, fully II Wise, ESQ.,. a nj
tsate and most respected citizen Of that col
From Norfolk, VIM. w Sharp, ESQ an en,|
lswyer, and Presiden, OF the Exchange Bank
&c Robinson. Esq. From Hsmp,on, the H|
Mallory and George Booker, Esq. From will
burg, Judgo ID Tucker DE- T q Peachv. vi
Peechy, John Jones, and J NJ Speed, Eso,. n
Richmond, Joseph Mayo, Il l. Brooke, X @ 4
w d Wren. w b Archer. VIM w Crumpl
NJ Gregory, Esq, now Actin. Governor Of
ginio. And to these might add !, ii necessary, q
man OF intelligence who has had a lair opport,l
TO 'orm his opinion, in any and all parts OF
world. fAppcndix C)
Whilst l acknowledge hat have felt great
AZ the unusual position in which have been III,
un my opinion without any justification or apo
LOT ~ am nov rceonciled 10 IL, because il uii
me an opportunity TO vindicate myself and the pc
ca party with whom il has been my pride TO a
in principle and in feeling. from an inipu,nton w
docs the grosscst Injustice To them and to me
have written and publshcd-no, much. i, is ,r,
out yet enough on the subject OF our Govcrnn
and institutions TO afford lair criterion of the o.
IONS which entertain in regard to our Un
All this the Public can read; and by tho judgcn
which they may pronounce upon il am confer
abide. IL, after this fair inquiry, they shall
think me on unqualified and unconditional disun
st, can offer nothing more than is here preser
IN order to disabusc them. have no time for ,
trovers'es OF this sort, and nothing shall induce
70 trespass again on the public patience ia refer,
10 TINS matter. a. p. UPSHUI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-21
Hon. A. +. UPsHuR,
Secretary Of the Navy.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1870.


DEAR Sra Much as dislike appearing in If
controversy between you and Mr. Bolts, have upo
due reflection, determined to forwarded yo- ,hl
statement required in your favor Of the 9Th instan
which - rs follows:
Shortly after MIR Bolts made the statemen, 70 th
House Of Representatives, the accuracy Of which i
now the issuc between you, he cimc TO my seat
and inquired OF me II | did not remember such
conversation on the steamboat Champion, on he
trip from Baltimore TO Norfolk; Judge Barbour ant
others being present, replied that did not Tecol
lect II. Mr. Bolts then attempted TO arouse m
memory, by reminding me that was acting cap'nin
that on the trim VIC had n considerable Storm whic
produced much alarm among the passengers; tina
they desired 10 make harbor, but first depu,e,
him tMr Dotts) 20 call upon me; that he dill S., an.
that gave him such strong assurance, IT the entr
Rb5ence Of all danger that oil apprehension waS al
layed; and that it was the first tine he bad eve
known me.
To this repisd that | well remembered most o
the incidents above detailed, bu; that | could no
rccollec the converse i'm with Judge Upshur or
that he was ever aboard; and that had no recoce
on OF ever having seen him. or Of having any &C
quantance with him. until 1888 in the city OF T, CHI
IN nd, where, for the fret time | was introduced 4
him.
a day or two thereafter, Mr. Bolts again came {,
my seat md Inquired he time NJ which the Cham
p'on was running on tho Choapclke. Ireplicl IN
1885. lie then inquired Whistler it were in 1885 Of
1886. replied 1885. In the fall, he inquired -
I answered. yes.
Thinking it possible mi.ht have misunderstood
Mr. Bolts ne TO the water where the Champion was
when the imputed conversation occurred, (havlng
seen Mr. Hafrison's siatemeni,) called upon MI
Bolts and informed him TIM; you had applied TO me
for n statement Of the above conversation between
US, and inquired Of him who'hor he h ~ sad that
his conversation with you was on the Chesapeake
bny on jams river. To which MIR Bouts re-
piled that 1t was on James river, but during ih,
same trip on which tho storm overlook ms, you hav
ing stopped in Norfolk, while he (Mr Bolts) CONT
nucd on TO Baltimore.
think il proper TO inform you that hive given
MIR Bolts copy of this letter AZ his request.
With great respect,
Your obcdionl servant,
WIN. SMITH
Hon. A. T. UPsnUR,
Washington, ID. c.
The above letters embrace oil Of Appendix a
The rest of tho papers necessarily deferred, a
tho reader will perceive, Tor want Of room.
EJtorsl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-21
TO TIE EDITORS.


GENTLEMEN: i request you 70 publish IN the
Intelligencer Of Tomorrow the accomp reply
TO the publication of Mr. Bjus. IL has oeen thus
long delayed in consequences ofthe difficulty ofoom.
nun eating with one Of the places from which part
OF my testimonials arc drawn.
regret to occupy 50 much space IN your paper,
but cannot wei. avoid Il. n you fnd the p1L.ica.
tor ton long for one raper, would thank you to
publish my statement ami appendix A together,
and leave tho ret for a subscqueu, number.
Very respectfully.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-21
Hon. a. T. UF 'HUR,
Washington, ID. G.

The above letters embrace oil Of Appendix a
The rest nj the papers are necessarily deferred, a.
Tho reader will perceive, Tor want Of room.
Editors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
DR.. HULL'S
UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER

-ES-HS Thi. new instrument fot the radical ure
II - Npf Proapsus uteri Falling Of the Womb
~ 10y external application supersed'ng the us-
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This apparatus congresses by Broad soft, elastic PAL
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ei The time that dalnshes their labor,
then by the well known power Of mechanical pleasure
un"n the muscular tissue 10 pernane at renewal their
igor.
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Hayrs made new srrzn cement ~h the proprietor Of
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