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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
~ DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRE
- AM scnrI AND IND WA .ES -The Srl-

~ DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IKE
StT[ LAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES.-The sub
scribers continne give crafts :or any amount
payable on demand llort discount any charge what
scever. a, the following paces,v viz: in Iieland-Fhe Ma
tonn Bark OF Ireland and branches the P,syincla! Bank
james Built Son Co., bankers, London; the Exchange
aud Discount Bank, Liverpool, and c. lieir agencies
throughout England and Wales. Scoand-The Eastern
branches in the principal towns Sir VIM. Forbes Hunter
l. Co
Persons i. country DESTROYS Of sending money to their
friends many part OF England ireland, Scotland and
Wales BY Tncosng the they wish TO remit 10 the
subscribers with the and address OF the parties
whom il to be sent, draft for the amount will be for
wardcd By first packet alter the receipt thereof and &c.
know led cnrnt ~ same rPtrrned per first post.
w. / j. T. TAPSCOrT, A3 Peck Slip,
mid corner OF South street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

IS Peck Slip, corner Of 6onth street
The RoSCICS sails from Liverpool the 18th OF May,
sfortirg persons wishing send cr their friends Ia
vorabe opportunity having them broug. in her or any
The egula line reasonable terms; hnd those wishing
remit money have drafts for any amount payable on
demand ali the principal OF Great Britain ana
Ireland.
The nes packet ship LIVERPOOL willsucceed the Ros-
cius sail or tie ielh Of AprI. mii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of the Sur
Z rogate of The County Of Ne~-York, notice is hereby
given 10 all having claims against John Rocket
late OF the City OF NewYork shipmasler, deceased,
present the with the vouchers thereof the suhScr
ber al his office No. Is Ceatrestreet in the City OF New
York, or before the twenty day OF April
Dated NeWiork, the nineteenth day of October, A. D.
1872 JAMES E. BEERS, Administrator
90 lia6m with the Will ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

IN PURSUANCE; of an order of the Sur
Giyen 10 Ill Tersoi claims against HUSSON,
late of The City of NewYofk, gen.ian deteased, to pre-.
senttie with the vouchers thereof 10 the suoscrEer
al his Office, No Is Ciam5ers.Sree in tue City OF New
York on or before the second day OF August next
Dated New York, The Slst day of zachary, 1913.
II l,w6ns JOS. HUSSON. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

n PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Sur
u roga,e the County of NewYork, Notice is hereby
given all persons having claims against Cornelius
Van Raust, late OF the City OF NewYOrk, gentleman de
ceased, present the with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscribers the residence OF the subscriber Ann c.
Van Raust No 100 Broadway in the City OF New York, on
New-York The twenty fourth day Of November, A. D..
1872. n21 law6mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
"a go OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

I'D HOTEi-f'or sale, Lease or Let, the
we'll established Ho:el slusies on the corner .!
" ,m and Duane streets NewYefk, known as The S.ah-
seare Ho,ri disposed of, and very ad.an-
;ageou. ;ers For particulars inquire On ine pfcnss o.
OF .s-afau R.msen, Esq Wa.iaooui, %illiansoufgh;
~ Letter 10 J. a. Cross, Esq Post Ofce broeklYni OF 10
g R.t-sen. No. g Wall street, between The Eclrs OF !!
M Z O'clock WI Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

IN URSUANCE of an order of the Sur
r,,s of III. Comfy OF New.york, notice IS hereby
wen 10 all rerscns ha-as claims ssons, hbHar Howell,
fate OF the CITY OF New York. iron founder, ~
the same with the vouchers theTeo! 10 ne
her a, the office of Joseph E. Coffee corner OF Beach ana
West streets city Of New York. on or Det LOT
6nsectb day of June next Dated New-fok the iS; Gay
~ tT n Jay y 1915 NELSON HOWELL,
" IsIso,i Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
q rogale the County OF New. York, Notice is hereby
given all persons having claims against Vincent Bodne,
ale Of the City of NewYork, Hay Caraan deceased, TO
the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscrb
number 1874 Orchard street. in the City of NewY
before the second day of July nextDaied Newyork
the twesty .nin:h day OF December, 1892
GARRETT NJ. IODINE Administrators
jy5 laer' JOHN NJ. B0DINE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
) FOR SALE, At Astoria, formerly


gs PRICE 81, 000.-A FARM for SALE
containing % acres, very pleasantly situated q
nles from the village OF westfed Essex county, NJ j.
the line OF the Scmervir Railroad. SAID farm has ua
bic proportion OF woodland fruit trees comfortable dwell.
ing. well of the oar small barn. &c Said
farm situated fourth OF mile from the old Stage road
leading frcm New York Philadelphia and s III the Vi
cnity schools churches and markets Enquire OF
coward Towney The village OF Weheld one-ourth
of mile IRON the Railroad Depot ora Elizabeth own OF
BURNETT D. HAMILTON
EIi,,hethTnyyn Jan. g I943 m2 2rl+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
NEW LINE LIVERPOOL Pas.

Zr7s1 ETS-Pachei of the ISL, OF Nlarch.-The splen.
49, did, well known fast sailing packet ship RIOS.
Gus, Captain Collins, will sail positively as above, her
regular day. The ships OF this line all LOCO toas bur-
thea and upwards, and their accommodations for cabin
second cabin and Storage passengers, well known are
perer any other line packets FoT passage early
W 4, II raPSHOr1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Sur
,sn ~ nil nsrsors having claims against David Powell
se Of the Ci;y OF NewYork carpenter deceased TO pre-
spnl III. sane with tic vouchers thereof TO The subscriber,
AZ M, res; nce OF samuel s. Williams, No 6S Madison.
street in the Civ Of New-Yorh, or before the ciehhdy
nj Aurs, uet Date! NrwYork the 4;h day OF Februa.
-, isiS SANDS pow ELL, Executor. Of lav6m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
yen TO ali persons ha.iz claims against Margaret Stewart
late OF the City NewYork, slnse romsn deceased, 10
present the same with vouchers thereof 10 The subscriber
his office No 70 Chamberssreet in the City OF wIoh,
an or before tie ninth day OF May next Dated Newfok,
the 7tb day of November. A. d. 1872
ns iawem" RICHARD L. sCHlEFFELlN, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

N PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF the sur
q rogate OF the County of NewYork, NoTIcE is hereby
given al persons having claims against LEWIS TOOK
Err late OF the City Of NewYork, Cartman deceased, 10
the with the vouchers thereof the subscr
her, his house, No 49, Houst0nstreet in the City Of New
York. before thu SIKH day Of hlay nt1-Dated New
York, the 4h day Of November, 1912
n5 law6m JOHN S. TOOKER, administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the nur-
rogae 81 The COUNTY of New.yok, Nsljce is hereby
gwen 10 ali persons baving claims against John Pye aie
OF the City Of NewYorh, gentleman detea;rd 10 pFen,
otce OF Gilbert b. Hail. No 90 Futon-sree In the City oil
New orb on or before the nineteenth day OF SepismSef
next Dated New York. March lfh, l8,S
mia Iaw6m MICHAEL O'CONNER. Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The sn,

roeae OF the County OF New-York. Notice is her,h.
given all persons having claims against Richard La ~
OF the city OF New.Yo,k, Hugh Morrison, of lt ss
city, Matthias Rker, late OF said city. al!
Charles Rch late mariner; Jane Murdock, late OF s,s
CITY, spirser deceased 10 present the with The ,.nrh
ers thereof The subscriber his oace No JOHN r
ia the city Of Nesiork, before the h day JuiS
ne1t-Dates New York the Esd day Of January, lsAS
Ia2s lswGm T.. KETCHUM. Public Adninis,rsio,
TN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Spr.
roga,e of the County OF New-York, notice is hereh-
gwen 10 all persons having claims Margaret McEs
i.,e o; The City OF NcwYors, widow, deceased prei,
the came viii, The vouchers thereof The sub.cbe a, RI
the sore No 247 Brxdway in the City OF NewYssk os or
before the swen;yhird day OF August DsteG Nsy
York The iweaty.sevcnth day OF Feoraary, 1915,
arf ;awsns JAMES PATTON. Eyecu,e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
m PURSUANCE Of an order of the Su,

,og,,e Of the County OF Ncw.fors, Notice Is herby
given 10 all persons having claims against Ansrew W.s
late OF the city, OF NewYcrh catnan decreased 10 presn
residence coTn,r al Hudson and iIoyauo STREETS 10 The e
NcYors before The sETcaty,ihrd cay Of aucas;
ne1l-Da,sC Ssw.YorS the twentieth Gay OF February,
lpia MERCY WEST AtminslLarlx. I'll lanen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

4 rosste of the County of Nnw York. Notice hereby
given all persons having claims against WILLIAM LIT
TLEBoY, of The city OF NewYork comb dealer, de-
ceased, present the same with The vouchers thereof TO
Edgar S. Van Winkle at his Office, No Nassau street, in
the city of ewYaTk on or before The third day OF Sep.
t-nber ne.- Dated NewYork. TIE first day OF March,
1913. MAULTBY J. Ii fTLEBOT,
,,nOl a,usp Il mig ratnr Of ahnu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur.
4 rcs,,e of the County of New-York notice is hereby
yen 10 persons having claims against Jacob Hara late
OF The CITY Ell NewYork, baker discussed TO present the
same with the vouchers thereof TO The snbscrer at her
residence No III Dvsonstree IN The C!iy oil New.iefs,
on or before the ninth day Of August next
Dated New. York, the 9Th day OF February 1913
5rliaws,nv MARY HARTMAN, Administering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
p c s@~ nELIZABETH-poRT AND

.ALBANr, March 18th, 1913.
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N PURSUANCE of am order of tie Sur.

M PURSUANCE OF an OfGer OF tIi6 cur.
royae OF the corn,y of New York, Notice i hereby
gwen 10 s persons having clans against 5ohn shepard,
late The city CT Newi ors eweier deceased 70 present
The aue with the vouchers thereof the subscribed abe,
residence No l49 Rsadssree, in the city OF New Yrk
on or before the iweate, day OF Jane New
York the sevent.e nth dag o December, 1912.
doi law6m JANE MARIA SHEPARD. tdministfatii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

&A STORE SO PEARL-STKEET.-
TO lie, from the ist of May next the lower Floor
Ce said Store. 1t extends from Pearl Stone
street., AID has been occupied number years Try
Goods Store Inquire OF J. LAMB No. IL Merchants Ex.
change, Wallsueet, or OF EDWARD COOK, No. 7S Pearl
street. MI ufs
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-16
CREATION OF THE UNION BANK
BONDS RATIFIED.

The Mississippi legislature assembled
in January, 1889; the bonds had been IS
sued in the spring, and sold in the August
preceding The legislature adopted q
Joint report Of both houses, approving OF
the bonds and their negotiation We
make the following Xtracts:-StdteSman
"Even the securities of those states
known as unembarrassed, and whose
character for credit and punctuality were
we'll established for years, had sought in
vain for the disposal of their securities,
Contrary to the expectation of every one
familiar with the distressed condition Of
the stock market, negotiation of five
millions of the bonds (he Union bank
bonds) was effected by the commissioners,
highly advantageous TO the state, and the
bank, and in accordance oUih the injunc-
tons Of the charter, requiring them 10 be
sold at par rd7ue A sale rejecting the
highest credits upon the commissioners
themselves, and bringing timely aid 10
an embarrassed community"
"rhe disposal Of the five millions of
bonds thus effected, 'CiH elerate our state
credit abroad, and introduce favorably
our state securities in market where
they have been heretofore but to limited
extent known, and pave the way most
auspici Ously to the future sale of the re-
naming ten and half millions. - blouse
Journal 1889, page 179, and Senate
same year, page 1874
Speaking Of the commissioners APP
pointed to dispose of the bonds, the com
mittee say, "These gentlemen, duly au-
hortaed 10 make a negotiation Of the
bonds, for that purpose left the state ear
ly in July last" they were "dulv au-
they must have acted under
law.
5000 copies OF this report was ordered |,
to be printed by the House, and 1000 by
the Senate-thus disseminating far and /
wide their sanction to the creation and
sale Of the bonds
The Governor gave his sanction 10 the
same acts. c
The following are extracts from his
Message delivered TO the legislature in q
annary,s 1889: h
son the day the books were opened at '
ackson, | subscribed for fifty thousand o
hareS of stock in the bank, and execu- O
ed bonds for five millions OF dollars, as a
Don as they were prepared for my official
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-16
DECLINE OF THE TRADE WITH
AMERICA.

1t appears from return lust laid be
fore Parliament, on the motion of Mr.
Thornley,, that the exports Of British
goods TO the United States of America, in
the year 1919, were less in value by the
sum of nearly twelve hundred thousand
pounds than they were in any previous
year since 1888, and that they were less
by more than one half than the average
annual exports than the nine preceding
years; the average yearly exports from
1888 to l842 (both years inclusive) being
Of the value Of E7,880,000, whilst those
of 1842 were not Of more value than
f3,528,807. This alarming decline in
the largest branch of the foreign trade of
the country, we regret to say,is not con-
fined TO few or even TO several arti-
Giles, but extends to all with the single
exception of tin and timed plates, as will
be seen from the following fluctuations
which have taken place during the peri
cd referred to:
The valde Of the apparel and haber-
dashsry exported from England to the
United States in 1888 was E127,61T; in
1889, E254, 1896; and in l842, f8I, 1868. Il
The value Of the brass and copper man
fractures in 1888 was Gi58,456, in 1886, |
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-16

fyH'oe0, and in l0l2,' coo, 06a III,
ynmaHf the cotton manufactures and cotton
warn In 1896 was El7jj,O7li IN 1886
cQ,72o, 43Oi and In l0l2, f4B7,216,--
Tho value Of ths ourlhcn ware IN 1886
wna cQ2i Col Md IN 1886, Li05,6l2j
and In ioi2, 1913 $751;. Tho value of
tho hnrdwnrcs and cutlery Ia 1898 was
'7II3O6,L in 1886, I,3l8,il2i and IN
lBI2, 2D8,B8I. Tho value Of tho iron
and steel, wrought aud unwrought, in
1888 was dlt,5i5L; in 1886, 3,307Li
and in I8l2. 3g3,G5ll The value Of the
linen manufactures, including linen yarn,
in 1888 500, Gael; u 1886, l,688,0l2l,
aud inJ0i2, dG3,i6I. The voluo OF tho
silk m6nuloctures in 1888 was 25l 1871;
in 1886, 537 ,o4Ol, and in l842, 81 ,243l.
The value Of the tin and timed plates in
1888 was l4L259l; in 1886, 216,370l;
and in lS42, l4N5ll. The value of the
wooden manufactures in 1888 was 2,289,
1881; in 1886, 3,l99, 1881; and in l842,
892 1851, and the value Of the other Brit
ish and Irish goods in 1888 was G99,772l;I
in 1886, 1,025,38sl; and l842, 422,404L
The total value of the British exports to
America in 1888 was 1879, G99l; in 1886, |
I2,4l5, 605I; and in I842, 3,528,807l
The imports from the United States
into this country show a very different
result. The import of bark has increas
ed between 1888 and nnb l8l2 from Is,
459 cwts, 10 27,943 cwts; that of sailed
beef from 500 cwts. to 1894 cwts.; that
Of butter from 1cwt. TO 3,769 cwts.; that
ot cheese from 8 cwts TO l4,O97 cwts.;
hat of wheat from nothing to 1911
IRIS, that Of wheaton flour froN $3.50
wits TO 38l,066 cw!s; that of hams
rom 80 cwts to 1888 cwts.; that OF lard
rom nothing to 26, 555 cwts. TO l3,4O8 (
WITS; that of rice from "a, Is quarters
o 40,450 quarters; that OF clover seed
rom $50 cwts. 10 GO ,632 cwts.; that OF q
obacco from 2O,748,319 lbs. TO $685. +
'12 lbs; that of cotton wool from 237,, c
O6,758 lbsto 414,O3o,776 lbs; that oft
lrpentne from 1898, 486 cwts. to 4,08,- b
40 cwts.; and that Of sleeps wool from /
34.G78 lbs. to 6l,028 lbs. f
With regard 10 shipping, the Ameri. o
an tonnage (en,ered) has increased from t
29.8e9 tons to 319, 524; and the British 4
,nnage from l14,200 to 95,745t tons.
After making every allowance 'or the s.
ore than usual embarrassment Of trade ;,
the United States, in 1912 the first .
,rt OF the above return cannot be rcgar- -
ID as being otherwise than most un, Il
avorable to the prospects Of lEngIlsh in !,
lstry, while the second shows that the l.
dance Of trade is turningIagainst this :,
untry in manner which renders 1t +
,ubllul whether VIC shall not shortly -
I'VE to pay for American Cotton in spe- +,
e instead Of goods, Nothing but f
Try great revival of the demand for :,
nglish manufactures can save us from D
is evil, and, without a reform Of the O
merican Tariff, there is very little hope d
any revival at all equal to tie neces- u
ties Of the case, but we must consent 10 o
AXE liberal concessions if we wish or $J
,pe TO receive them Wilmer ana d
nih'S liverpool Times. n
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-16

Why Congressional TicSei--somc of the
Wing journals Of North Mississippi are exceed.
ingly anxious for Wing ticket The fact sii
the Wings run ticket for Congress they cant
elect II aud whats the use. With the Demo.
cratic bond paying ticket, aud the Regulating
ticket opposed to them, there is no probability OF
clecting Wing ticket Besides 1t would not
look so we'll, TO see Wig representatives. at the
door of Congress demanding admission in violation
of law, which the wings believe to be consttu.
tonal or asking repeal of it, when as party
they approve of it, merely to allow Mississippi
a representation on the floor of Congress.
If the Wing Representative from this state,
supposng we should be able TO elect them, did
not demand admission in opposition to the law of
Congress regulating the manner of elections, or
by asking its repeal, they had as well not visit
Washington at all.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-16

II pfoycs 10 fast only lha, he most intel
lgoni and prudent communIics sometimes
40 too hsi-mokc too many improve
monls; and this they DO not because they
belong 10 domocrncics " monarchloa, bat
simply bccausc they nro mon--Nclive, ar
dent sanguinc Nor !, may also show
that no weapon IL 40 apt TO roeoil as u 70.
.pronch and ina, II Is wiser for both par.
tics to abstain from these Idle ordinations,
and 10 10 work quietly, cOch to his ap.
propria,c duties, which are very obvious.
On tho ono side, Pennsylvania owes n
debt; she Is enjoying The benefit Of IL she
ough, to pay it; if she does not do It vol.
unfairly, she can be made TO do it, and she
ought TO he made to do 1t. Lot her in
time prepare for IT, On the other side, il
these foreigners do not choose to enforce
their rights, they should q; lcos, be silent +;
but if they appeal to the courts aud OBJ
tain redress, let them rejoice that their
dealings have been with that democratic
nation where alone the highest State is
not above the law.
need not say that IN all this ! have no,
n particle OF personal interest---not owing
a dollar Of this debt, 10 pay which am to
be taxed. Blu, | am notlhe less anxious
on that accoun, for lis payment. 1t
grievcs me TO see the great cause of free
institutions furnished by the misconduct
OF Pennsylvania. Ii pains me to find our
ancient Commonwealth thus dishonored !;
nor, with the blessing Of God, shall |,
while have life, cease my poor efforts to
rescue her from the shame and degrade
lion 10 which her presen, career is has.
ening her.
NICHOLAS BlDDLE.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-16

The loss must fall exclusively on liza -
because ihc present mortgages cows, NV" ~
! " The ladIyidualslock, 'und arc binsi"ro ~,
'ho subscribers only In proportion 10 ,L ~,
stock" " no'
- lSenato Journal, pugc soc 10 5oe1
This report, acknowledging Tho Eolu
l'yol tho state, wos. adopted BY Tho I IL"
lslaurc, published, aud discontinued Y,
both houses Among those in the sono y
who sanctioned tho port, and voted 10 n,I",
II, was his oxceloncy, r. NJ. Tucko, Wv
The recently elected Governor dis,i..,
ly recognized the liability Of the slo," !.
pay the Union bank bonds. The rollOa "
ing are extracts from his message deli"
cred to both houses ofthc Iogis iaturc II
January, 1910:
"The faith Of the state is plcdUed e.
tho whole capital stock, aud the urooa,,"
of all her citizens may hereafter hs a.,
ed 10 make up its losses and defalcs,;oo.
The right of the people, therefore :"
know the conduct Of all its agents ao "
the liability of every one Of lis debto,s
cannot be questioned"
"The state debt already amounts n .
bout seven and half millions Of dolIo,s
The interest on seven millions soava'
bic abroad, and amounts to VIE sum ot
three hundred and seventy thousand dbl.
lars annually: This is sufficient fax an
our resources" -[Senatc Journal Of 1870
pages 81, SO ~
Gov. McNult here distinctly acknowl.
edges tho liability Of the State to pay
both the Union and Planters Bank bond,
Ind that loo By taraiioni "
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-16

Criminal Lems.-In almost one hours reading
% oura& changes, the following criminal items
passed under inspection.
"A duel took place last week, in this town.
One of the parties was slightly wounded. LA.
tourehe Patriot
Fatal Afrdy-A rencounter took place at
Elkton, Nd. on the Both ult., between A. r.
Forward and Mr.. ricketts, Editor of the Cecil
Wing, Mr.. Forward was shot by ricketts, and
died shortly afterwards Tr0pic
One Alexander Brett was sent by Recorder
Bertrus before the criminal court for obtaining
money on false prstences.
The papers of North Mississippi, announce
the death of Gen. T. ]. Porter, of Bolivar coun.
ty. Gen. Porter was universally esteemed by
his fellow citizens, and was valuable and en-.
terprisng citizen.
The remains of man was found near Lake
Borgne, hanging to four trees. He had been muir
dered and then quartered, and hung upon the
the trees as found.-TrOpic
John Smith sent to Parish prison by Recorder
Baldwin for beating his wife.
A icweler store was broke open in st. Louis
on the ODD ut., and quantity of watches and
jewclry stolen.
Verify we cannot proceed These items com
pose but small part of that great crowd which
passed under our vision. The increase Of crime
is astonishing and alarming.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-16

Judge Gholson and Judge Moungcr have de-
clined running on the Democratic Bond paying
Ticket for Congress. Kendall and Howard are
in the field tearing the wool from off the heads
of their opponents in fine style. They will eff.
fectually use up the Antibond candidates both
on the stump, and at the ballot box-if are are
not mistaken.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-16

the, amouni Ia the name of iho state night
have been stolen from pomo European fundmon'
ger
l ha thus thought the issuing Of those bonds
unconstitutional, aud that no liability existed on
the part Of The State to pay them, why did he
borrow the sum ofsliOOO from the Union Bank
TO pay his debts with, thus making himself q
patticcps crministo the Infamous transactions Of
the Union Bonds
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-16

John Gilmer has been nominated by the Demo.
cratic bond payers, as candidate for Congress.
The ticket now stands V. L. Howard, w. G. Ken.
dali, and John Glmer. No answer has been re.
ccived says the Statesman from Col. Dunbar in
relation to call made upon him to run for Con.
grcss on the Democratic bond paying ticket.