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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-21
From the Ohio Statesman.
MILLERIsM IN THE TENTH CEN
TURY.


TURY.
The delusion, which has shown itself
in all ages of the Church, is thus do.
scribed by Harlan, in his History Of the
Middle Ages.
"In the shadows of universal ignorance
which now PREVAILED a thousand super
stiyions, like fonl animals of night, were
propogated and nourished. It would be
very unsatisfactory to exhibit but few
specimens of the Odious brood. when
the real character of those times is only
TO be Judged BY thei it accu mulated multi
tude. In every age, it would be easy 10
select proofs Of irrational supsTstitions
which separately considered seems to
degrade mankind from it's level in cre'
alton. shall only mention the follow
ing:
ain the tenth century an opinion pre-.
vailed every where, that the end OF the
world was approaching. Many chaT'
ters began with these words: "As the
end Of the world is drawing to closes"
and an army marching under the EmPs'
ror Ohio [. was SO terrified by an eclipse
of the sun, which is conceived 10 an
nounce this contamination, as to disperSe
hastily on all sides.
Gas this notion seems TO have been
founded on some confused theory of the
Millennium. it gradually died Pway,when
the seasons proceeded in the eleventh
century, with their usual regularity"
See also RObinaon's Charles Y. note
IL.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-21

from Pike to introduce his Teso'
luton, as he was satisfied that the House
would sustain the Speaker.
The rules were suSPended-lsaS Az
nays IL. -.
luton, =.
expel Mr. Byiugton, which he immediate
" withdrew. The resolution was lost
yeas 2, nays 60.
Mr.. Gordon then offered a resolution
to censure ByingtOn: wbich-led 10 a
considerable debate.
Aherseveral motions, the House Od-
jOurned.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Monday, Feb. 18th, 1913.

BILLS READ A THIRD TIME.
For the relief Of Martha Ann Leo
Passed.
DecIsratory Of the meaning Of the 18th
section Of an act entitled can act
to incorporate original Townships -
Passed.
To authorize the sale Of section 30, in
township A, md Sd range, Warren cOun.
ty. Passed.
To authorize county commissioners Of
Sa ndusky county to levy an additional
tax for county purposes. Passed.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-21
SENATE.
Saturday, Feb. IL, lS43.

AFIEhNUON BES5IUN'
Mr.. LOudon offered for adoption
a resolution providing for a sine die ad'
iournment Of the legislature on Monday
the 9th day Of March next.
Mr.. Walton moved to lay the resolu'
ton on the table.
Mr. Johnson moved that the Senate
adjourn. Lost.
The question recurring on laying the
resolution upon the table,
Mr.. Johnson demanded the yeas anC
nays, which were ordered, and were ,yea'
l6, nays II.
The Senate then adjourned.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-21

A GREAT Man GoNE.-NOTmsn HiCk.
ok, Esq, one Of the largest men in the ci-
ty of New York, (weighing nearly Eve
hundred pounds) died few days since at
Harlem, aged sixty years,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-21

SHOT HMsELF.-The Hon, G. w. Ew-
ing, formerly amember of congress. from
Indiana, at Port Wayne, on the 9th ult.l
in fit of temporary insanity.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-21

Mr.. Arnold Of Tenn. moved to take up
bill No 54S Of the House, 10 reduce
the pay and milage of members Of
Congress, but the motion was not enter.
tanned, such a monstrous idea ofretrench
ment being considered as entirely out Of
order-ihe vote on taking up the bill be-
ing l3l 10 So.
Unavailing efforts were made to get up
the French sPoiatiOn claims, and reso,
luton for rswarding the officers OF the
Exploring Squadron.
"A GREEN SPOT IN THE WILDER
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-03
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state of mississippi CIRCUIT CoURT,st-
YAzoo County. Gerry, Nov. Term, 1912
Benjamin E. Curry s. Wife,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-03
CIRCULAR

To the Planters and Merchants Of
the Cotton grOlOing region or
the Mississippi.
TIME undersigned has established new
Cotton Press in this city, in the spa.
cious Fire Proof Sheds Of James Erwin,
ESQ. Immediately above the angle build
mos in the Second Municipality, where he
has ample room to store ten thousand bales
oF Co,Ion under cover. He. offers to the
Planters and Merchants to receive their
Cotton free Of Storage, hoping 10 remune-
rate himself therefor by the superior advan'
tape of his COMPRISING machine; he binds
himself to perform as we'll and as cheap az
other presses in the city lie therefore res
DectCuilv requests those who wish TO save
the expense of storage, to instruct thei
agents to deposit their cotton in his press.
JOHN BALDWIN
New Orleans, Feb ,. 1913. 33-3L
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= WILL offer for sale 10 the highest bid
n der. for cash, before the Court House
door in the town Benton, Yazoo Co., on
Monday the 10TH day Of May, ls43,
between IL o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock,
pm, the following described lands, to pay
the State and County Tax Gue thereon for
1912, and all costs :-South half and northeast
quarter and east half Of north vest quarter,
section 80; southeast quarter and east half
ofsouthwest quarter, section "a; south half
west half of northwest quarter, section 35;
south half west half of southwest quarter,
section "a; all in township l3, range l east;
west half southwest quarter, section 7, town
shin 10, range 2 eastj north half and south
east quarter aud east half of southwes
quarter, section Is; west half nOrthwes
quarter and east half northwest quarter
section "a; west half southeast quarter
section %; and so much of east side Of cas-
half southwest quarter as will make 43 so
Tooth acres, all in township IL. range
east; southwest quarter, section IL, town
shin 10, range west; northeast quartz
southwest quarter, section 2l, township IL
range 2 west; the whole Of section u; Yves
half northwest quarter aud west half south
west quarter and east half northeast quartz
and west half southeast quarter and ca
half southwest quarter and west half nortl
east quarter and east half northwest qua
Ger, section %, township IL, range l cas-
northeast quarter and west half southea
quarter and east half southeast quarter ca
half southwest quarter and east hail nor'
west quarter and west half southwest qua
Ter, section 90, township H. range ca J.
east haf southeast quarter, section - .' :,
half northeast quarter and east nal = SOU sou,
east quarter and south half west nall 49,. sou
east quarter, section 20, all 10 lo%"s" ''l.,
range east; cast half southeast quart
section 30, township Il. ronge eas'; so'
eas, ouoT,.r and west half northwest gu
tor Of up section oD 10; north half sOu'hw
ouarter.secriou IL north half and SOY .o
west quarter, section l5i the whole OF
ton II; west half northwest quar'et
tipn ?; south half section . nor"
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-03
PEDIGRE r..
CERTIFICATE.
ALABAMA, SEPT. l3, 1888


MesSrs Gu8tin s. MinOr,-Gentlemen
Having learned that you purchased our Horse
LONG WAIST, we hasten TO give YOU a Certi-
ficale Of his blood, which you will discover
is not inferior TO any Horse Oh the coRti-
nent.
LoNG-WAIsT was got by the celebrated
Horse Old Sir Archy, he by Diomede, &c,
his dam was got by Pacolet, he by the i'm
ported horse Citizen, he by Pacolet OF Eng
land, he by Blank, and he by the Godolphin
Arabian; his grand dam was got by Alpheus,
he by imported Jonah, out of Green's old
Cellar Mare, the dam Of Little Billy and
Maria, two very distinguished racers. The
Cellar mare was got by Old Celer, the best
son Of Old James, out of Partner Mare
/ Apollo, imported Valiant, imported James,
imported Jolly Roger Long Waists grand
dam was by the imported Dare Devil, be by
Magnet, bis g g. grand-dam by Old WildaiF,
the best son of imported Fearnannlts his e
g. grand-dam Job by Flimnup, CIaudus.
Dianna, Sally Painter By Sterling Silver, BY
The Belsize Arabian. Long-Waistss 2. 2.
grand dam was out of the dam Of Old Rosy
Clack, the dam Of Oscar This pedigree
could be traced back through all the fine
stock in England, but we deem il unneces-
sarv, as it is here shown that this Horse has
not one bad cross. Respectfully, &c.
JAMES w. CAMP.
HENRY B. TURNER.
Good and extensive pasiurage, gratis, but
we will not be liable for any escapes or ac-
ciden;s that may happen-the greatest care
will be taken TO prevent either. Mlres that
missed TO Long Waist last season, may GO
this season, gratis, provided the season money
has been paid.
JOHN NJ. HENDRICKS.
WILLIAM PICKETT.
February 10, 1843. 31-tf
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-03
Thomas Karney,

Washington Lewis, the unknown heirs o!
John G. Rutherford, John w. F. qua,
and Mary Y. Fuqua his wife.
u compliments Bill, and it appearing lhs
Washington Lewis, is a nonresident of this
State. snd John G. Rutherford's heirs are
unknown: 1t is considered by the Court
that unless the said Washington Lewis, anC
the unknown heirs of John 6. Rutherford
appear here on or by the first day Of tbs
next Term of this Court and plead, answer
or demur to compliments bill, the sevenl
allegations therein will be taken for confess
ed, and the matters thereof decreed accord
ing'y.
It is further ordered by the court, tlat q
copy Of this order be published in the Yazoc
City Wing, public newspaper printed in
Yazoo city, for The term of two months.
THOS. p. SLADE, Clerk.
GEORGE B WILKINSON, Sol.
Feb "a, lS43 (Pr.f II dols) $685.
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JOab r. Richards. Admir- ct al.

Joan Il. hlCndTdS, Adm 7 ct al.
TOPON the opening of the matters in
~ the compliments Bill, and it appear
inc to the satisfaction Of the Court that John
and Bradford Davis, heirs of Bradford Davis,
decd, do not reside within the limits Of the
State of Mississippi:-It is therefore cOnsid-
cred by the Court that unless the SAID de-
PENDANTS shall appear here on or before the
first day of the next term Of this Court and
answer. plea or demur to the compliments
Bill. the several allegations therein will be
taken as confessed, and the matters in said
Bill decreed as shall seem to said cour
equitable and just.
II is further ordered by the court, tina
publication be made in the "Yazoo Cit.
Wing" a public newspaper published il
Yazoo city YazoO county, for two success
sive months. THOS. P. SLADE, CFk.
]. g. w. Battaile, Solicitors.
Feb. II, ls43. pr fee II dol) S2-9t.
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Tax Collectors Sale.

Z WILL offer for sale to the highest bid
n der, for cash, before the Court House
door in the town Benton, Yazoo Co., on
Monday the l5tk day Of May, ls43,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-03

Tax Collectors Sales.
n WILL offer for sale at the Courthouse
door Of Yazoo county, in the town of
Benton, on Monday the 18th day of March,
ls43, for the taxes due upon the fol-
lowing described lots Of ground, situated in
Yazoo City, for the year 1912, and all ar
rearages Of taxes that may be due on any
Of them for subsequent years: and all costs
that have or may accrue thereon:
Lot LAG, fronting on Mound street-assess-
ed as the property of James H. Phillips
heirs. Taxes due, 81 so.
Printers fee dollars.
Lots No II and 2l9, assessed to James
NJ Pease; lot No. II, fronting on Maip-st.
between Brandon and Holmes streets, and
2l9, fronting on Main street. Taxes due,
$ll 90. Printers fee dollars.
~ 1-2 feet front Of Lot 234 on Main st.
also, 10 acres Of Lot No. 465 fronting OF
McDonals Avenue; assessed as the pro
perty Of Jonathan Carter: taxes due s. 90
Printers fee 8 dollars.
s. L. JAMES,
Tax Collector Of Yazoo county.
December 8, 1912. 22-l3h
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ChancerY NOfiCe.

Superior Court of ChGnccry of the State
f Mississippi, at Jackson, at December
Term, IS42.
Planters Bank of the State of Mississippi,
1898. vs..
Stephen d. Howell, ct al.
Upon opening the matters of this Bill,
~ and il appearing to the court that the
defendants, Charles Herman and Reuben A.
Puryer, are not inhabitants of this State
but reside beyond the limits thereof,so that
the ordinary process of this court cannot be
executed upon them-it is therefore order
ed, that unless said defendants appear before
the Chancellor at the courtroom in the town
of Jackson the first Monday of June next
ensuing, and plead, answer or demur to said
bill of complaint, the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed as &c
them, and such order and decree made there
in as the Chancellor may deem just anC
equitable. 1t is further ordered, that cop
Of this order be inserted in the Yazoo Gin
Wing once week for two months success
sively.
Attest: r. L. DIXON, CI'k.
BY F. A. HARRISON, D. C.
i. w. Quackenboss, Sol.
Tn on 1870 fpr coa nI7N % o.
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Bentley's MISCELLANY,

magazine which rom the moment of its FIRST issue,
has received the support and applause OF thous-
ands of readers both sides of the Atlantic
work sustained by the contributions of some of the
most brilliant writers of the aga; popular in its
character aud varied in its contents, which has rank
ed, at different periods, among its contributors,
Leigh Hunt, Dickens, Answorth, Hood, S. G.. Hall,
Ingoldsby, Lady Morgan, Mrs. Hall, Lamar Blanch
ard-in short, almost all the distinguished authors
of England. 1t would be needless to expatiate
upon the merits Of BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY,
for they are recognized here almost as universally
as IN Great Britain. Articles from its pages have
been copied extensively in papers, and the Anne
rican reprint of Bentley has enjoyed very exten
sve circulation. But there are thousands in thi;
nation of magazine and newspaper readers who
cannot afford to pay the price asked for the only
American reprint in the market; and moreover
delay occurs in the republication alluded to, which
is far from satisfactory to the public and which ou
facilities enable us to obViate.
We propose to issue WITHIN FORTY EIGHT
HOURS AFTER TIE ARRIVAL OF EACI
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90 PICTORIAL LIFE OF WELLINGrON.-se.
cond edltionNow reaches the second edition Of the pic
orsi lie and expsits of the Duke of Wellington illus
with portrai and forty three beautiful engraving
tns best popular life OF the Duke published.
ING 70 co pies 10 cents-Sl6 hundred Agents
nave 'neir orders supplied Office 30 Ann st.
J. WINCHESTER, Publisher
lfrom tine Democratic Banner of Morristown N. j. 22d
M r,rrn,, 49,. Feb
W- FIELDS ANODYNE SOAP-some four or five
sso we purchased box OF this soap for shaving
and for the benefit Of the public AT large we tale more
tnan ordinary pleasure In stating that in or whole
rence we have never used sosp aferd;ng half Tho com.
tort and luxury oil thisin fact for famiIy n
the most delightful soothing refreshing and healing art
Gle ever offered to the public and our opportunity Of
luxury in shaving washing, we Recommend +. nur.
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D0- THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsApA
ra prepared by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy is almost universally prescribed by the rs
spectacle portion Of the New York medical faculty which
tact alone establishes its character than columns NJ
newspaper certificates made expressly for the purpose
The following are amongst some Of the remarka
Die cures effected by this celebrated preparation within
the last SIX MONTHS secondary syphilis chronic rheuma
tism nodes debility from indulgence and other
ulceratons scroua and eryspelas This preparation is
guaranteed not to contain particle of mercury any
mineral being composed of nothing but the best South
American Sarsaparilla 0enan and Sassaras extracted
oy process unknown to the American chymist.
Sold in bottles at 70 cents each
In cases Of half dozen bottles, s. So
Do do one dosen, 90.
rrincipal ONCE and consulting rooms of the College
u No1Roa street, New York.
". o RICHARDSON.
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SMALL Pox This malignant and fearful disease
is alarmingy prevalent in many parts of the Union
Vaccination has been of late years performed in an
exceedingly careless manner, in many instances,
and much spurious matter has been employed
Some physicians think that the introduction from
England some time since, OF quantity of matter
taken directly from the cow, and which was com
paratvely inert, has had very injurious tendency.
But we believe that the carelessness Oh the nnocu-
aor has been the chief cause of the failure of vac
cnaton a preventive Of the small pox. We
know of one remarkable instance OF gross decep-
ton perpetrated by druggist in this city, who Of
fered his services to all who desired to be vaccina-
ted. His supply of vaccine matter becoming ex-
haus;ed. the scoundre actually innocuated sailor
with soft soap, and received his customary fee of
one dollar for the dsgracefu operation. Such ex-
IRENE cases as this must hope, for the honor Of
the profession are rare but there can be ques-
ton that greater care is required the part Of
dca practitioners, in the performance OF this very
important operation, than has heretofore been OBJ
served.
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90 BRISTOL'S ACKNOWLEDGMENT
by c. c. Bristol, Buffalo, New York-Ths extract of Sar.
saparla is and valuable compound of vegetable
qualities known only to the inventor and which cannot
be hence the limitations got to perform SINH
lar performed by Bristo fall short of their intend
ed effect and the invalid ooses his money and what
more value his restoration health is retarded not en-
tirely lost in using base and spurious limitations Those
who have experienced the happy effects of the genuine
cannot be humbugged; indeed, tenacious they
to refuse imitation at any price.
The testimony Of VIM. c. Carl ESQ, ala Broadway,
and others, (whose residences can be given who have
heretofore despared Of reliei goes prove efficient
restorative powers-heang all diseases arising from i'm
purity OF the blood For remarkable cure and
list Of agents advertisement in another column head
ed Aggravated Case of Scrofula." VIM. Burger SO
Cortlandt st, wholesale agent
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