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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-06
Henry CLAY in ohio.

We are told, with great degree Of ear
nestness, that Mr. Clay has no strength in
Ohio, and that he cannot, by any possibility,
carry that State in 1914. This opinion is
undoubtedly fallacious. The following sat.
isfactory information with regard TO the cur.
rent lof public feeling, is copied from the
Ohio State Journal of the 29th uh.:
". o. Tropic
" Il must have been observed that every
declaration of mass and delegate ConVen-
tons throughout this State, have been in
favor of the great American statesman Of
Ashland. We do not remember having seen
an expression, in township, county OF dis
tFict meeting, or meeting of delegates, land
nearly every one has spoken,) but what has
been a clear and explicit communication of
Henry Clay, and an expression of confidence
in the election of this fayorite of all who
are advocating complete restoration a. es
Enlistment Of the policy of Washington
and the Fathers Of the Republic-the Ameri-
can policy and Republican principles There
Is but one feeling among US in Ohio; and
for this reason we have neglected TO copy
all the expressions Of public feeling, but
have been content with recording those OF
Congressional Conventions. Our friends in
other States, may rest assured that Henry
Clay sUiu carry this State against Van
Buren,, or any other single locofoco, by a
gag5oritg as overwhelming as did General
Horrison. In 1910.
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The New York Express SAYS that the Pat
erson IN. j. Silk Manufacturing Company
are manufacturing Sewing Silks of every
variety and color, cheaper in price than those
from Italy, and superior in fabric and dura-
bility 10 those imported from any county
Silk shawls and handkerchefs are produced
at this factory, which are remarkable for
their beautiful color and superior workman
ship.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-06

SMUGGLING ON THE LAKE FRoNTIER.-The
.monetsny Of fashionable life al the beautiful
little island of Mackinac, in Lake Huron,
has been relieved by an extensive seizure Of
British goods, on their way to Lake Superior.
Tkey consist of English cloths, and were
carried across the lines at Buffalee
10 be conveyed to Lake Pointe. Lake Supe-
rior. 1t is said 10 be impossible 10 prevent
smuggling on this frontier, Sc extended is
the coast, and 50 numerous are the facilities
for defrauding the revsnue.-Ib.
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or On the the FIRST page of lo-day'S pa
per will be found some interesting Agricul-
tural articles. We intend, hereafter, 10 de-
vote portion Of our paper to the agricultural
Interests, and would respectfully solicit con.
tributoas from our planting friends.
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OF The Steamer CoTToE PLANT, which
was bull. during the last summer expressly
for the Yazoo trade, arrived at Ibis place on
Tuesday morning last; she is well built
boat, capable Of carrying about 600 bales OF
cotton, but We understand she can take ont
500 bales ct load at the present stage OF
water. Captain J. II. WooDs is we'll known
to our merchants, and we have no doubt will
be literally supported By them.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-06

'ha phele.ssaoafa 81 money paid into
the III 8 District Court Of Massachusetts,
under the late Bankrupt Law, was S6l6, GOT
SO, Of which Sal, 1S6 50 have been paid
out. Dividends have been made in more
than 800 cases.
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WIscoEsTE.-So great is the rush of emigration
to Wisconsin that the Milwaukee Courier says that
it is anticipated the farmers will have q home
this year, which will enable them to sell at re.
munerating prices, whatever may be the state Of
the Eastern market-b.
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sonfhnrn Reformer.

We have received the first number Of a
paper bearing the above title, printed by
VIM. NJ. SMYTH, formerly editor Of the Grand
Gulf Advertiser, at Jackson. The Reformer
is the largest and the neatest printed paper
in the State; but supports that odious sys-
tenn Of rough-stealing, Reputation.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-06

We learn that Commodore WARRINGTON is to
succeed Commodore STEWART in the command oil
the Home Squadron on the return of the hide
pendenee, which is supposed will be in about thirty
'days.-.NorfoLk Beacon
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MASSACRE IN THE SoUTH SrA.-Papers received
from Sidney, New South Wales, contain accounts
Of the murder Of the crews Of the brig Star, Of
Iahitis and the brig Martha, of Sidney, BY The
natives Of the Isle Of Pines, BY whom the unfor-
tunate men were roasted alive and eaten. The
Information Il furnished bY Captain Banks, ST The
baTque Juno, who reached Sidney Oh the 10Th
April from the South Sea Islands-yYas Intel
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OF We are again under Obligations TO
Com. Charley Giles, Of the Concordia, and
Capt Wallis, of the Volant, for bundles Of
late papers.
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Administrator's Notioe

1T the September Term, ls4s, Of the
- Probate Court Of Ia1oo county, let
tiers Of Administration were granted ID lie
undersigned on the Estate Of Edmond kim
ball, decd. Notice is hereby given 10 all
persons indebted 10 said estate to make
immediate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present Them
properly authenticated within The lime pre-
scTibed By law, or they will be forever bar.
red.
N. G. NYE. Admr.
1azoo city, Oct. s, le43. 1885,.
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In the Circuit Court of the United States,
for The Southern District of the State
of Mississippi, to Moo. Term, 1913.
Marseilles g. Martin,
vs.. Ord plu. Fl. ia.
Thomas Rawlings and surties.
Marseilles g. Martin,
vs.. 3rd plu. f. ia.
Thomas Rawlings and surities.
10y virtue of the above stated writs TO me
- directed. shall expose TO public sale,
at the Court House door of Yazoo county,
in the town of Benton, within the hours
prescribed by law, on
Monday, the 6th day Of NoUember nert,
to the highest bidder, for cash, all OF the
right title and interest of the defendant,
d. G.. Moore, in and TO the following des-
cribed lands, to-wit:-The west half south.
west quarter and east half southwest quar-
ter Section 90, and east half southeast quar-.
ter Section q, and west half northwest
quarter Section IS, east half northwest half
northwest quarter of northeast quarter and
northwest quarter of southwest quarter of
Section IS, Township II, Range 2, west,
containing 400 acres more or less; the same
having been levied on as the property of the
defendant, D. @. Moore, TO satisfy plaintiffs
claim and costs.
A. MILLER, Marshal, S. d. M.
By w. L. Bate, d. nj.
Sept. "a, 1S43. Tpr fee 1921 1885,
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0rWe learn from our Louisville and
Cincinnati papers that the Ohio River is in
fine boating Order.e There was "a water il
the channel at Pitisburg, en- the 18th ult-
and rising; at Cincinnati, on the Gath ult.,
10 feet inches in the channel. and at Lou
isvile. on the 25th ult., 8 feet 10 inches ii
the Canal. feet inches on the Falls.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-06

LABoRERs' WAGES AT THE. ARsEHAL.-Tt is
gratifying 10 US to learn, from an authentic
source, that the Secretary of w ar has human
ely responded to the petition recently pre-
scented to him against the reduction Of the
laborers' wages at the United States Arsenal.
The proposed reduction will not be carried
into eGect.-.Nat. Intel.
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OF Captain Garland, Of the Effort, and
Mr.. Wilcox, the Clerk of the steamer Cotton
Plant, will please accept our thanks for late
New Orleans and up-country papers.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-06
MarshaI's Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the United States
for The Southern District of the State
Of Mississippi, to Nor. Term, 1913.
Henry L. Crutcher,
vs.. alias {. IA.

vs.. alias f. ia.
William W. Hendricks.
RY virtue of the above stated writ 10 me
directed, shall expose 10 public sale
in front Of the Court House door Of Yazoo
county, in The town Of Benton, within the
hours prescribed by law, on
Monday, the 9th day Of NOoember neat,
to the highest bidder, for cash, an Of the
right, tile and interest Of the defendant.
William W. Hendricks, in and 10 the follow
ing described lands, to.wit: West halfsouth-
west quarter and east half OF northwest
quarter Section 4, Township 10, Range 2,
east, and southeast half Of northeast quar-.
ter aud northeast quarter Of northwest quar-
ter and northwest quarter of northeast quar-.
ter northeast quarter Of northeast quarter
southeast quarter Of northwest quarter south
west quarter Of northeast quarter the south.
west quarter Of southwest quarter nnrlheast
quarter Of southwest quarter ar Section s.
Township TO, Range 2, east, containing 100
acres more Of less, The same having been
levied On as the property Of tie defendant,
to satisfy plaintiff i debt and costs.
a. MILLER, Marshal s. D. M.
By ~. q. BA1TE, d. Al
Sept. Is, Is43. or. fee Sd 001 12.6s,
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OF The splendid musks,, originally pre-.
scented BY Capt. ]. J. Hughes 10 the Man
chester Fusilliers, and now in the possessions
Of is last winner, Lieut.. H. Harrison. will
be sho, for by the FusilIisr company to.mor.
JOW. "Pck your hinis.'
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The correspondent of the Merchants News
Room, Boston, writing from Halifax, under
date Of 18th ult., says-'tThe steamer Her
mar, left to-day for Sable Island, to prevent
the Entertainments of American vessels
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AMERICAN GooD5 IN CANADA The To-
ronlo Upper Canada) Herald says that nine
hundred and thirty packages of American
goods have already been received at thai
city, the duty on which was about f600
The herald further says that ''the coarsel
cotton goods Of the United States are likel,
10 rival The manufacture of Great Britain ii
this market. '-Ib.
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Mr.. Miles, however, had caught aFemark
that gave fscient grounds for afepiy--
and such reply Ill surpassed his FIRST ef-
fort in ears respects Itaboanded with IL
dicule, satire, and surprising eloqnence, and
left Mr.. Banks and his party wishing them
selves any where but il his presence. AT
the conclusion he tgas enthusiastically cheer
ed. On leaving the Hall il seemed to Ne AZ
if there was depicted on che face Of each
Democrat, defeat!--o that Of every Wing,
triumph
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BAPTIsM.- Sunday last Witnessed the first
baptism by immersion that has ever been
made a this place. The ceremony was an
imposing one, and was gazed on BY nearly
all Of our citizens, male and female. We
know not what impression the ceremony
made on others to US it brough. feelings o.
love, fear and awe. BY this simple rite
thought We, the waters of the Yazoo are
made consacrala 10 the living God.
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PUntie senooL.-We invite the attention
OF our readers to the advertisement Of Mr.. &
Mrs. HoLtisrER, which will be found in
another portion Of to-day's paper.
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NAvAL.-The Boston Journal furnishes a
few interesting items of information as TO
the navy. The yard al CharIestown is under
the command Of Commodore NIcoIsoN. The
new sloop of war Plymouth will be ready for
launching by the lst October. The ships
of the line Vermont and Virginia, begun
twenty years ago, remain in stGtu quo. The
frigates Cumberland and Potomac are lying
there ready for their crews The destina-
ton Of the Potomac has not yet been des-
ignated. The Cumberland is ordered 10
the Mediterranean as the flag ship for Com
modore SMITH. The steam frigate Mssis.
sipp is lying in ordinary, with her masts all
Standing, as if in readiness for departure.
The Boston sloop Of war of 90 guns, lately
returned from the East indies, isFefiiing foT
sea. The sloop Marion and Preble, the brig
Consort, and the ship Franklin are also there
the latter TO be raced. The Ohio receiv-
ing ship, Commodore DowNEs, lies at her
wharf, and the little brig Apprentice com.
lptctes The naval force on that station.
PHILADELPHIA Ina,
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A CONFESSION. The Augusta Age, a
Locofoco paper says: I'HE DEMOCRATIC
PARRY rs ROTTEN, IT'S LEADERS ARE CORRUPT,
Yo. coon Is TO BE GAINED FROM 4 LONGER AID.
l1ERENcR TO IT, and unless II can be made
10 undergo some violent and radical change,
By breaking it up and remodelling II, the
country is better under FRDERAL DONNA .
TroN, . tmeaning BY the term s'Federal'' the
friends and upholders Of The Constitution
Of the United States. Mat. Intel.
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Or In our brief review of Mr.. Miles
speech on Saturday last, we may have
wrongly represented his views on some
questions. Ifso, our columns are open for
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or The weather here Is coOi.-so cool
hat ires are quite comfortable.
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NOTICE.

1a1oO CITY, Oct 6, 1913.
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ID ESPECTFULLY continues TO ten
IL der his pro essional services 10 the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Columbus and
lis vicinity, pledging himselfio operate N
The most approved modern style. In adj
dllion to what is usual in bis profession
lie viii
LIST. Pa. in whole sets Of teeth, mounted
on Gold, BY The new and much appro-
ed pan Of atmospheric pressure, n
pecimen Of which he has in his ow
mouth,
p Supply roofs or pala5es, whe d.
Client, either from malformauon or ac-
cident.
He feels confident from his opportuni-
ties al Philadelphia and elsewhere-ffOm
his long experience, and bis success that
be can operate to the entire satisfaction Of
all who may call on him at his Office on
Market street, up stairs, one door south
Of the Auction Store Of Kincannon, March
& Mcdaniel.
Columbus Miss. Feb. 18th, ls4s.
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BOOKS! BOOKS!

lust Received and now offer for sale a
81 Large Assortment Of Valuable Books,
among which are the following
The Madison Papers, Jeiierson's Works
Sparks Life Of Washington, Life Of Alexan-
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other valuable works illustrated with rich ard
splsndid Engrawngs-all Of which viii be sold
unusually low for cash.
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Columbus June, 1913
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AGENCY FOR DAVID LAMBETH, philadelphia
Columbus Feb. ODD, 1912.

I'M Esubscrlber under Power Of Attorney
j. from Joseph 3. Walthall her trustee,
made on the 18th day Of July, 1871, and re-
corded in the Clerk Of Pr0bates Office Of
Lowndes county, is now conducting the Mill
known as Walthalfs Mill in The name Of her
Principal, and has employed Thomas Walton
and NJ. Wathal to superiniend it. !. is now
in as good repair, and order for use as it ever
was, and every prospect Of continuing so.
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Flour. E. +, WALTHALL
May %, 1913. Attorney
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DISTRICT CHAEcERY COURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS

DISTRICT CHAEcERY COURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS
Fleming T, Colbert, Complainant,
% vs..
John Bartlett, ct. al. Defendants.
May Term 1913.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill, and
u 1t appeanng TO the satisfaction oihis Hon
or the Vice Chancellor, that the defendants,
John Bartlett and Wilkerson I. Cowthorn
are not inhabitants Of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof so that the ordinary
process Of the Court cannot be executed upon
them. Il Is ordered that nnless said deien-
dants appear before the Vice Chancellor al
the Court room in the town Of Columbus, on
the
LIST Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur to the bin Of COM
plaiGt herein, the several allegations thereof
will be as 10 said defendants taken for confess
ed and such order and decree made therein as
to the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and Just.
Il is further ordered that a copy Of this or
der be inserted in the "Demoeratc Wing" a
newspaper published in the town Of Columbus,
once week for two months successfully.
NJ MCCARTHY, elk,
II. L. JAREAGN, Solicitor.
H.r 18Th TgAq
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