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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14
E,c.c.-c q, s-..a Money.

Every body is sensible of the of gold and -
yer coiu ia tie Iniod states hut it j. uo' every Who
knows, rejects upen the # this increase. "
will .ndelv.r this oausr. rather these
an eiceuraec those who believe there i god
and silver enough the world la enable dsIttse
with tie OF snail notes and deprecated paPr lie
causes. then.
l. The ID bill Of 1891 which corrected the
Gus standard f ha, CON, and orod circulate
aud under the operation # which about forty millions %
gold COIN has teen imported Into the | ltsd states
=. IKE silver bil. 81 1881 Nhch relel cd Tie act II
Is 9 against The circulation # all silver except Nanh
DiiHed dollars aud Acr paris; OF which none h' tt'h
coined tie spanish dominion ceased IA Mexico AID
South America Under the operation # tbs act more
than hundred millions Of silver have been imported
iaio The United s'ta;os.
3 The death Of tie Bank Of tie United States, which
had col aud ported from the di rent STATS ifis
millions Of dollars and which spent H. last noines
in drawing fictitious bills of exchange Europe l. be
sod in New y ok Fl specie I" e sliIied To EaToi"
l. The totng down of about one halt the hanks Ia
tie n,td and Tie disappearance Of their notes
the place OF which Immediately flied hy suip''s oi
gold and silver.
5. Tie Specie Circular of 1886, Which required ha'l
money for tie government lands. aud which wss again
,ad ont to the People hy tie isdefai treasury
6 The independent Treasury Act, which required hand
money all payments 10 ard from tie federal govern
and which caused god aud silver To lie Io"sh "a
70 Iuif,d states for custom pay tis ai teie
TO be circulated among The reo le
z Brnuchmg the mint United : ateS, w'ics has
caused bullion and plate To be converted INTO CON- ad by
which the coinage ha~ tc,n diIu-ed through the Seuh
and West. instead Of Icing c,tcret 1t single nial At
Phadel hia. and thence exported 10 EuToie
3. The democratic oppos on t. small nie- "Acf'' :
the ot these notes ~ circulation his been erof}
diminished aud their lace Gl.,d by hard money \ i
Onohal If ihc small notes M cicu alton are con-
puici tie counterfeit, al must tvenu j y siis on iae
hands OF the alorns part OF lie community r's' a.
refuse touch such ira-h.
Q re dini, uon OF the quantity Of gold AL 81 ''r
melted up for plate, and escry. ,oee paper money las
lost credit ed gold end has bsn demanded f'r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14

The Boston scam,lr,s~es held aao,her Tues
day afternoon From facts stated "a; the meeting, il
clearly established >ys the Posi-, thai, generally, tae,c
have had To work from . t. : hours to twenty
cents and thai they 3d average ID cents taxi
the week through, although they worked from morning I'll
bed time, without attending Any thing else.2 ,st,a
taper
Here o' social sllvcrv ~ which hundreds anl
thousands oi fair country are annu 'y hurried
10 premature gave. afa ting neither sympathy
lief from the f,sc and vciuuS philanthropy which -four
isies rausiv amongst ,rtren brethren. Altman
slavery in the SOUTH ar health and labor CONCERN
.dis blessing compared shut Up all winter.
roy rooms. hall dsz gathered around a snail stow
with ben, shoulders am pale lacs. these sisters o oe
rucc .ro,ning uni !src nig f'y thee exhaust
ing toll Instead # the fee tread AMI noa bloom which
l. the r.hiul inheritance of the daughters OF New Eng
land look the poor creature. she slams 10 tie dour
and gathering her colk around her s,oo?s her tai
form, 10 the She coughs SIC passes TIE keen
has pierced into her lungs ani tie spnng flowers viii
blossom over her grave,
Poor woman IN haElari,m or in civilization. thou ara
alike victim or = slave n ;hc iorn"- ,,a1 Is thy ma
ter: IN tie later, s,c,iv with il rlel inequn's AM
fr or &c Weak thing %; scn,ib wand purity aad ,se'
thy very excelenc> ard shall hring the c,m
passion 10 relief but only hasten thee by its Ia
cred warnings u the only resting place If al who
labor and heavy lde'-he bosom Of our God. II,
careth fr thee til III the cold winds cold charie
If uneeln- worl. sweep ty d-soa'e and uupr5
sc,c breast. In Him Is pieiy, aud With hun Is peace
u Gshingten Spectator.
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!. CaI,f,.

\ roliou tenders his ssr>r,s io The members Il Tie
House az Rep senii.c>. assistant ,eh. dnir- Tee
n,Af session ll, kuo ici-e OF al" ru. o legislation
ana hi~ .>pr.euce a. reporter Offered -, 30 -
his ,it,ilnn.
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Bans, consisting OF Gan,is'ss, Asitle-, 81.
PART 2L
Comic Spr bs ~ F.ArlFf p
The hoeiae Casn', tiASI l.R IOWALt-l
Tickets - csnt Tive Ticket. vii iait tao la,s..
and one Geu'i,utsu: c.i.iscn bal i'p4. nftn
g. O'Clock; Cots'ri T. cofnieace Il e'daca CO.'S -
wall De- Observed ana al dio.toily persons itc q. Eel,
o>iti,d-
Alter tie Concert ain those Ladies ani e. efnrn -
have acntei. respectfully I'gpssicl - it4.n. H.
giir-s. ard run b.c I.elsl-.l ic
aels- Drama, Dram aiI-,d iiom Sir Walter scots
/. IL. ----. t-a...l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14

Lam ExPoRrfn.-rhe New ORLEANS Price Current
states that the exports Of lard during the year 'n"g on
the lst instant amount to 1877 goo kegs. VI THIS quAn
ty SEQ 900 kegs have been taken FOR European markets
chiefly ior France
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14

MARYLAND Although he whig- have obtained ma
i1y ia the Legislature Of Mary and tic Democrats have
a niaiariiy of 100 IN the popular vote.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14

,or,,r,, OF Enron RIcKErIs. Palmer {. Ricketts,.
.dor If the Cecil Wing. indicted Tor shooting Amor +
ror rd In the streets Of Ekton Md, has been acluii-
ted
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esis. -ss -,,- ..-.s
Y.vey.p.' 1iofh-
BY THE NTW YORK COMPANY OF COME 49,,
~ CASTOR : BTIiDIA6.
IL s,SDaH E.ss.IsG. Eos. -.

The Manager # tie Company The ilim .he
tnixrn II india and Nrniiv. hat BE- Ifer>.
with hi. Talented Company. ei,in sese> It 6oNt Iaf>.
u Inch w consist OF IN ard Vocal Muse. and
pledges hine oscs Thing aii ~ dose .4ri
de1 he Establishment worthy o la-ase AID ,uIp5ii tem
enlightened comm i.ity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14

ATTENTION WnoLr-Thc liS; STATE Seutirc con-
aias iu,itaon from the Democrats # Marion - the
Democracy Of the State. Ia meet at ladilnapois at the
oncninc the session of tie Legislature We are
much Die wih The no,Ion-It the ri,tt f the
Democracy Of the STATE T. meet AM take hurry greeting
-Pu'nar. wl he well represented there and a for t.e
Patrict II .hal appear the IN tic person ei
~ editor We shou 40 be much pleased to meet the
faithful band Of Editors there who with steady hand
and deadly an aim directed the democratic AMI ery mo
the entrenchm-nis Of the opposition. compelling them 70
surrender nj discrcton--o the first Monday in August
ast-excnd personal Acquaintance with them and
prepare for the siege : and last but not least iness
the he nos faifbf Of i" faithful nte eec-
ton for State Printers VIA; io YOU say Gentlemen =
GreencGsile Patriot.
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ASlEssgss
E,,,portnnt rorc-gn vc.r..

Inst rs orr paper was gong to press we received Tie
Pullc Ledger EAira, which. among other important ir
Ign news. contains the folowIug
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14

One thing Is ooftln-the STATE OF Georr Cpes f.
Cilv. protection. and a harl currency-J. s. Ga-sHe
Clay. and hard don't that soGni well
In ,hc-e dlr-ins ost Of the cosns sav. Cav "
tiora Bank. Hurrah Tor Clay and te " hard. Can A.
be that Gay Is tuning traitor again Nil some u ac
coon papers TX PLAIN l-.itsr albany Democrat
Tie lntarefic Region.-Cap, Ross Of The British tx
riarin- Expedonn the Polar Seas, ccrsd iln
5000 f.thons Cor $4,000 feet, nearly seven mes) OF
rope yet could nd bottom at ta.i sreai depth The
expedition discovered Volcano IA these de-oia'e
Of such surprising power ani hIllncy that IL gt A.
seen Al distance Of one hundred and thirty mics.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14

CanGd1 Matters The Legislative Coaucl Of C-nala
in reply to message lom the Governor General have
decided IN fav5s Of Mon,ea the seat q tc co.ouAi
Government
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-25
NOTICE.

Thomas Kearney, admin YAzoo CIRCUIT
istraior de bonis non of COURT sitting as
the Estate Of Isaac Cald- court Of chan
we'll decd complainant. cery, May Term,
vs.. 1913.
Seth G. Palmer, ct al.
TPON opening the matters in the Bill Of
u complaint in this case, and having been
proven 10 the satisfaction Of the court, that
Alexander McKeiver resides beyond the
Jurisdiction of the State of Mississippi:-
Il is therefore considered by the court, thai
unless the said defendant, Alexander Nc.
Keiver, appear here, in proper person or by
some Attorney Of this court, on the FIRST
day Of the next term hereof, and answer,
plead or demur TO the complanani's Bill,
The several allegations therein will be taken
for confessed as to him, and the matters
thereof decreed against him.
Il is also considered by the court, that a
copy of the foregoing order be inserted in
the Yazoo City Wing, newspaper publish.
cd in Yazoo city, for the term of TWO months
THO. P. SLADE, clerk,
By GTB. BARNES, D. G.
N. G. g. S. Z. Nye, Soils for complainant
Aug. IL. 1913. (pr. fee Sly SGT
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-25
NOTICE.

Thomas Keamey, admin YAzOo CIRCUIT
islrator de bOnis non Of Court, sitting as
the Estate Of Isaac Cald- a court of chan
well decd, complainant. : Gerry, May Term,
vs.. lS43.
Alfred w. 6. Davis, ell al.
Upon the opening Of the matters of the
u Bill Of complaint in this case, and proof
having been made 10 the satisfaction of he
court, that the defendants Alfred w G.
Davis, William s. Eskridge, George Esk-
ridge, Alexander Eskrdge and Elizabeth
Walls, reside beyond the jurisdiction Of the
State Of Mississippi:-lt is therefore con.
sidered by the court, that unless the said
defendants, non-residenls as aforesaid, do
appear here, in proper person or by some
Attorney Of this court, on or by the nexl
term Of the same, the several allegations II
the compliments bill vii! be taken for con
fessed as to them for want Of plea, answe
or demur, and the matters thereof decreed
Il is also considered by the court, that
copy Of the foregoing order be copied in tn
Yazoo City Wing for the term Of two months
THO. P. SLADE, clerk,
BY GIB. BARNES, D. c.
N.G.& Sc. Nye, Soils for complainant
Aug. IL, 1913. (pr. fee SID SGT.
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CllanCePV Noffce.

Superior Court Of Chanceryl June Term,
Of the State Of Mississippi,| A. d. l843
Planters Bank, complainant,
No. 1923. vs..
Stephen D. Howell, ct al. defendants.
E@PON opening the matters Of this Bill,
= and it appearing 10 the Chancellor
that the defendant, Stephen d. Howell, is
not an inhabitant Of this State, but resides
beyond the limits thereof so that the ordn-
airy process of this court cannot be execut-
ed upon him,-lt is therefore ordered, that
unless the said defendant appear before the
Chancellor at the court room, in the town
of Jackson, on the first Monday in Dccom.
Der next, and plead, answer or demur 10 the
bill Of the complaint herein, the several al
legations thereof will be taken for confess
ed, and such order and decree made therein
as the Chancellor may deem equitable and
just.
1t is further ordered, that a copy Of this
order be published in the Yazoo City Wing
once a week for two months successfully.
Attest, r. L. DIXON, clerk
F. w. QUACKENBoss. ?. @.
July %, 1913. [pr fee Sill 3-9t.
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ChancerV N0ffce.

Court Of Chaacsryl June Term,
Of the STATE Of Mississippi,I A. d. 1919.
Galloway g. Henderson, complainants,
No. 2405, vs.
BoaFmau & Billow, defendants.
ETP0N opening the matters of this Bill,
- and il appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Chancellor that the defendants, Charles
A. Billow and John A. Boarman, are not in
habitants 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 ordered, that
unless the said defendants appear before the
Chancellor at the court room in the town Of
Jackson, on the first Monday in December
next, and plead, answer or demnr to the
bill Of complaint herein, the several allega.
tons thereof will be taken for confessed
and such order and decree made therein as
the Chancellor may deem equitable and Just.
1t is further ordered, that copy Of this
order be published in the Yazoo CITY Wing
once week for two months snccessiyely.
Attest, r. L. DIXON, clerk.
@ D. GIRRs, P. Q.
July %, lS43. 3-9t.
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500 REWALD.

ID ANYWAY on the 26ih ult my negro
~ man named HENRY, about % years
old, dark mulatlo, tall and walks erect,
bushy head OF hair but he often combs il
out smooth and straight; he is good coach
man and waiter, and is we'll known in Vicks-
burg, Yazoo City and Benton. Il is proba-
bic he will endeavor TO get TO Yazoo City
unless, as / have reason to think, he was
endced Of by man who calls himself VIII
son, who has been making propositions TO
Henry and several other negroes in the
neighbOrhood. He was formerly the pro-
perry Of ]. R. Creecy in YazoO. The above
reward and al reasonable expenses will be
paid for his delivery 10 tho jailor AZ Vicks
burg. HENRIETTA B. CREEPY. .
Wexford Lodge, near VicksbuFg.
August 4, ls43. 4-3t
BLANK BILLS OF LADING
For Sale at this OFFICE
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O. D. GIBBS,
YazoO Mi.

WKyILL practice in the Courts Of the 10Th
w Judicial district,-The Supreme, Fed
eral and Chancery courts, at Jackson and
the Chancery court at Carrollton.
-. lie will give especial attention 10 the
adjusting Of H&s5 70 real estate in Yazoo and
counties adjoining.
August IL, ls4S. 5-3m
The 'Southron,' Jackson the Daily Cou.
rier,' Matches and the American Eagle,
Memphis, Tenn. will insert the above three
months, and send their bills o this Office ioI
payment.
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NOTICE.

Thomas Keamey, admin YAzoo CIRCUIT
islraior de bonis non of COURT, sitting
the estate Of Isaac Cald- as Court OF
we'll, decd, complainant Chancery, May
vs.. Term, 1914.
Emaline and Sarah Ruth
erford, heirs Of John G.
Rutherford, Ell al.
TTPON the opening Of the matters of the
u Bill Of complaint in this case, and proof
having been made to the court that Robert
Kelly and William Kelly reside without the
Jurisdiction Of the State of Mississippi
Il is therefore considered by the court, that
unless the said defendants, Robert Kelly
and William Kelly, appear here, either in
their proper person or by some Attorney ct
this court, on or by tho next term Of the
same, and plead, answer or demur 10 the
compliments bill, the several allegations
therein will be taken for confessed as TO
them, an6 the matters thereof decreed.
I, is also considered by the court, that a
copy Of this order be published in the YazoC
Civ Wing for the term Of TWO months.
THO. P. SI,ADE, clerk.
BY Gin. BARNES, D. C.
NC. g. s. Z. Nye, Soils. for complainant
Aug. IL, lS43. [pr, fec SILL 5-9t.
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Thomas Kearney, admin. YSzao CIRcUlT
isirator do bonis non Of COURT ,sitlingus
the Estate Of Isaac Cald- a court Of chan.
we'll, deed, complainant. : cery, May Term,
vs. 1913.
MalcShia y. Hackeu, et al
Upon opening Of the matters in the com
~ plainant's Bill, aud il having been pro
ven 70 the satisfaction Of the court that Vim
cent GallaWay, Edwin A.Morriltand Samuel
r. Smith, reside beyond the jurisdiction Of
the State Of Mississippi lit is therefore
considered by the Court, that the said de-
PENDANTS, non-residenls as aforesaid, appear
here, either in their proper person or by
some Attorney Of this court, on or by the
first day Of the next term of the same, and
plead, answer or demur TO the compliments
Bill, the several allegations therein will be
taken for confessed, and the matters thereof
decreed against them.
Il is also considered by the court, that a
copy OF the foregoing order be published in
the Yazoo City Wing, newspaper publish
ed in Yazoo city, for the tenn Of two months
THO. P. SLADE, clerk,
BY Glib. BARNES, d. q.
N. g. s. S. F. Nye, Soils for complainant
Aug. II, ls43. (Pr fee Sly 5-9t.
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NOtfce.

FHVIIE undersigned will present their first
A annual account of their receipts and
payments, as Executors of Thos. H. Sbley,
decd for settlement and allowance at the
August Term, 1843, of the Probate Court o.
Yazoo county.
MICHAEL HAYES, Ex'r,
MARY ANN SIBLEY, Ex'x.
Of Tho. II. Sib!ey, decd.
July II, I843. a-2t
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NOTICE-

A9T the last June Term of the Probate
81 Court of Yazoo county, letters of Ad-
ministration was granted to the undersgn-
ed on the Estate of Valentine NJ. Sublett,
late of said county, decd. Persons indebt-
ed to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present them
properly authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever bar
red.
N. G. NYE, Admr.
Yazoo city, July 5, le43 52-,f.
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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-25
ChancerY NOTICE.
Superior Court of Chancery,l June Term,
of The State of MiSSissiPPi,I A. D. ls43.
Arthur Beatty, complainant,

of the State of MississiPpi,I A. D. 1913.
Arthur Beatty, complainant,
No. 1855, VS..
Drake g. Rodgers, ct. al. defendants.
TTPON opening the matters Of this Bill,
y and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Chancellor that the defendants John +
Drake, William H. Rodgers and Lucien
Herman are not inhabitants of this State
but reside beyond the limits thereof so that
the necessary process of this court cannot
be executed upon them,-lt is therefore
ordered, that unless the said defendants ap-
pear before the Chancellor at the court
room in the town of jackson, on the first
Monday IN December next, and plead, an.
swer or demur 10 the bill of complain
herein, the several allegations thereof vii
be taken for confessed, and such order anc
decree made thereon as the Chancellor ma,
deem equitable and just.
1t is further ordered, that copy of thi
order be published in The Yazoo City VIII
once week for two months successfully.
I Attest, r. l.. DIXON, CPk.
@. d. GIRBs, P. @.
July %, IS43. got.
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6r The undersigned will continue the
Commission Business in his own name.
VINCENT GALLAWAY.
August 4 lS43. Aft
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IN STORE
10 900 lbs. Bacon Sides, (large & corn fed
90 bbIs fresh ground Flour,
25 Hydraulic Cement, acarr0nted,
25 (. Thomastown Lime,
25 +" Rectiied Whiskey,
90 /" Rump and Chime Pork,
Rio and Havana Coffee,
Loaf and Brown Sugar,
FUQUA s. WILSON, Lover Landing
Yazoo city, June %, ls48,
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The state Of Mississippi.l PROBATE CoURT,
fAzoo COUNTY. July Term, 1913.
:" HEREAS Edward G. Harris, Admi-
nistraior dc bonus non CON. testi.
menio annexo. Of the estate of William P.
Gadberry, deceased, having BY petition re.
presented to the Court that ii would be for
the interest of all persons interested therein,
to sell the following described lands lying
and being in the county OF Yazoo and State
of Mississippi, Of which the said William P.
GadbeIry died seized and possessed, for the
purpose Of distribution among his heirs, viz !:
The southeast quarter of section %; the
northwest quarter and the west half OF the
northeast quarter of section So; the east
half of southwest quarter of section SO; all
ID township IL, range west. The north
vest quarter Of section /, township /, range
west, containing in all $40 acres, more or
less; and a fraction of the west half oil
southwest quarter of section l aud the
east half Of southeast quarter of section 2
township range west, containing about
20 or 80 acres-upon which fraction is the
Old Yazoo Hotel in the town of Benton.
II is ordered, adjudged and decreed thai
citation issue directed TO the heirs, and Il
all persons interested, to be and appear a
the next September Term Of this Court, ant
shew cause if any they can why an order o
sale should not be made in compliance witt
the prayer of petition.
1t is further ordered and decreed tina
publication Of the said application be made
in two public newspapers published in tn
State, for six weeks successfully.
WITNESS the Hon. Thomas B, Woodward
Judge ofthe Probate Court Of Yazoo coun
ty. the fourth Monday of July, lS43, an
seal Of said Court Issued the 9th day {
July, lS43.
Test. GEO. CROCKETT, elk.
August 4, 1913. (Pr's fee Sl7 5O) 4-6t