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DLNTED Spoons, shutters and trays, plated can
l. dle>tl'kS, britannia ware and all goods in these
Ines, now opening and offer a, lower prices
han al any other place. We receive many OF our
good> directly from the makers Of hem and can and
will sell hc'n low and some lower, than any Bos-
ton, New York Country House will ,ell them. -
We hnee some Of the heavy plated tea spoons a, so
cents Ger set heavy large plated table spoons, for
mer old for so cents, % cents ca.h; good yer
lever watches AT $50 and S25, and good gold levers,
extra elc', at S75,-,he>e prices for cash.
Thee Goods of last purchase for cash. and we
invite attention 10 our new and extensive : sorment
which since business is revived selling lower than
any or will sell. We again invite old and new
Gu. toners to call.
Fine Wood Clocks in hest mahogany cases at 81 ;
finest Brass clocks for So silver specacles all pat
terms for 50, Steel % cents, many varieties TO sun all
ages. III PANGBoRN e. BRINsMAlp.
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NOTICE
NEW GOODs-.sEPT. @ 1919.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between
L MoRITz OsTHEIM and JAMES NICHOLS under
the firm OF OSTlitIM & NICHOLS, was terrnna-
ted and dissolved on the 2l day of August by mutual
consent. All persons having claims against the firm
OF OSTHtlM d NICHOLAS requested to pre-
sent the sa me to The subscriber and receive payments
IN ini. Is NORTH OSTHEI NJ
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STPtYED OR STOLEN,

YED OR STOLEN.
Ta~-E52z9 RNRoM he pasture of Mr.; Ashel Stacy,
ilFT.-J Il of Burlington, on the Sd inst, small
tS~-sG dark hay, or or little brownsh HORSE,
carries his head low, resembles French horse with
the exception of his head and neck his tail was blshy
not bobed nor very long he was round and when
taken his feet were poorly shod. Whoever will re-
turn him 10 the American Hotel, in Burlington, OF
give Information that he can be obtained, shall
receive $40 Reward.
GEO. B. HEMENWAY.
Burlington, August 6, 1913 'l0w3
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INILJsIF ELl FUR
PRINTED CALICOES,

To supply the city aud interior trade by the piece or
package.
By conininC their attention entirely and exclusive.
ly TO this one article L. d. B, will lie enabled not
only exhibit more extensive and leauul assortment
than i to found elsewhere (there being similar
establishment for prints IN the United Stae,) but ~
sell always at prices low and generally lower
than those OF houses whose attention and means are
DIVIDED among large variety Of articles.
The entire stock, embracing about one thousand
different patterns and coorngS, has been received
within few days: is perfectly FIRE h, and comprises
al the latest and choicest spring style. 5yl
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z FIRST rate BUILDING LOTS for ale near tho
u A ademy on College Street. Also Pevs in the
Stone Church and one in the Unitarian Brio; Church
Enquire of ii THOMAS.
June Is, 1913. 2 It
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~nE'RENEpYroNN

Gold and silver Pencils and Pens.
A NEW 10, of Gold Pencils and Gold Pens, jus
n IL receive by PANGBoRN g. BRlSsMAID.
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UP AND DOING.
FTNHE Cash System was never progressing better
/ than now at HowARps where the wool money is
taken in such quantities TO keep every hand active
and busy employed in measuring and preparing
packages to hand over To customers an evidence OF
leaving the money at the Peoples Cheap Cash Store
whose Agent is HOWARD.
Thursday morning 18th July, 1913
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-03
VOTERS. BEAR IN WIND,

That LEWIS G. GALLAWAY, the Wing
candidate for reelection 10 the Office of Sc
crstary Of State, has, during his term Of SER
vice, paid strict attention TO the legitimate
duties Of his Office, and has not been found
partaking in any shape or manner in the
disgracef0t scenes enacted in the capital
since ths inslalaiion Of Tilghmam M. Tuck
err ihiMhich Govesnnf Thicker, sloped Tfea-
sursr Graves, Auditor Mathews. Attorney
General Freeman, and others Of the Repaid
aing faction seem TO have been chief ae,ors,
Lewis G. Galloway hath pilo,ed his bark,
with a single oar, safely through sea Of
troubles He hath stood alnos, alone, an
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-03
THE DAY OF RETRIBUTION rs
AT HAND.

This is the last call we can possibly make
upon the Wings Of Mississippi, prior to the
election. On Tuesday next the battle will
be lost and won but who shall be the vic
tors, and who the defeated! Shall those
contending fer the honor. integrity and good
faith Of the State, prove triumphant, or shall
the party that has already been in authority
much TOO long, that has brought, disgrace and
a damning name at home and abroad upon
the People Of Mississippi, be invested with
yet further power to do evil, and bring yet
further disgrace upon us If the wings will
but exert themselves with all the energy that
the exigency Of the case requires, ifthey will
but go in a solid phalsnx TO the polls and hand
in their tickets, Wing, ,stoIe JFhig, and no
thing Bm Wing, lhe issue Of the contest can
be by no manner or means doubtful, victory
must be theirs. Let them remember that the
main object BY them to be achieved is the
placing Of honest men az rulers over the
State, and the complete overflow Of sci.
fish aud unprincipled pack Of hireings and
intriguing demagoguss, whose. rejoicings arc
longest and loudest when they have fair
prospect, ora certainty Of bringing down
utter ruin and desolation upon the land. Lee
shem remember that it is in their power tC
accomplish this great and all-mportant %
ieot, ifihey will bat adhere closely together
and resolve within their hearts tha: it shall
be done. There must be no laggardness, NJ
hanging hack from tho balloi-box, no in
decision Ofpurpose, no apathy, no idleness
bat al, all must be up and doing; Pushin
- onward with their votes, determined to bal
lie with al strength and power in goo
cause, and 20 enlarge, BY all honorable means
the ranks in which they move, by enlisIn
into them ne bic under The bright ban
ners Of Homes re'lh. an must be u
and doing. Actt must 30 met BY indus
try.-The Locofoco-Repudiaiors viii, IN
questionabIy, be actively employed in mus
tcrlng and sending forth every man Of the
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-03
ANNUNCTATIONS.
20 SLeriR.


We are authorized TO announce JOHN w.
FUQUA, as a candidate for the office of Sheriff
of YazoO county, at the next election.
For Probate Judge.
We are authorized 10 announce THOMAS
B. WOODWARD, Esq. as a candidate for re-
election to the Office of Probate Judge, at the
November election.
We are authorized to announce Joan R.
RIoHARDs, Esq, as candidate for the Office
OF Probate Judge of Yazoo county, at the
next November election.
For Circuit Court Clerk.
We ans authorized TO announce F. w.
WIRELESS, as a candidate for the Office OIL
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Yazoo county.
at the next November election,
We are authorized TO announce Hos ?
SLADE as candidate for re.eleetian.to the
Office Of Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Yazoo
county, at the next November election.
For Assessor.
We are utheFized to announce VIM. Fl.
KEMPToN, as a candidate for the Office OIL
Assessor of Yazoo county, at4he next Elec-
ton.
We are authorized to announce JOHN A
HOWARD, as a candidate for reelection to the
Office of Assessor of Yazoo county,. at the
next November election.
We are authorized to announce john o
HUNTER, as a candidate for the Office o. As
SCISSOR of Yazoo county, at the next Novem
Der election.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-03
WHICH WILL BE THE BANNER
DELEGATION

At meeting of the Young Mems Wing
National Convention, held at. the "UnioR
Hall, in the city of Baltimore, on Thursday
evening, the 2sth Of September, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were adopted !:
WHEREAS, this Convention has heretofore on be-
half and BY authority Of the Wings Of the CITY Of
Baltimore, suggested to their wing brethren OF the
United States, and cordially invited them to unite
IN the formation Of Young Mems Wing National
Convention, to assemble in this city on Thursday
the 2nd Of May, 1874, to be authorized to Tatify
10 Nominations for President and Vice President
he United States, which may be made by the
regularly constituted Wing National Nominating
Convention TO meetin Baltimore on Wednesday
the lat of Maryland "a adopt such measures as ir
It's wisdom the Convention may deem necessary
and proper, to conduct the canvass to Q success
ful and tEiumphant issue.
And Where's the whigssof the city Of Balti-
more are particularly deairous Of having on thai
occasion an opportunity to extend the hospitality
Of the city 70 every whig in the Union who car
possibly attend the Convention, and believing thai
The larger the assemblages the greater will be the
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-03

favorable influence il will exercise on the result
OF the ensuing Decentralization and being st-
50 DESTROYS Of showing some mark 81 approvalHo
their whig brethren Of the State that shall send
the taTgest proportional delegation to The proposed
ConVention-therefore =
Resolred, That the wings Of the CITY Of Balt-
moro will have prepared inappropriate BANNER,
to be presentedrto such State delegation, MARY
land excepted, as we hope to see herwhies here
en- Tnasse,) to the Young Mems Wing National
Convention Of Ratification, to assemble in said
city on Thursday the end of May 1914, as shall
have the largest proportional number in attend
ance, having IN view the wing population Of the
several States as tested by the Presidential cleo
ton of 1910, and their respective distances from
this city.
Resolved, That the Editors Of the W hig Journal.
throughout the Union be requested to publst
these proceedings, and to invite the attention 0
the wing party to them.
GEORGE r. RICHARDSON, Prest
JAMES FRAZIER, ! r. p..;,.a,.
JOSEPH WILEY, = 's'''s'''''
c. c. EeERToN, Jr. seers,a,.ie.
RoBT. M. Proud, 'se' s'"''eS
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PubIiC Meeting.

At large and respectable meeting held
at Satartia, on the 2lst ins:., the following
resolutions were unanimously passed:
RESOLVED, By this Convention, undRi.
nOnsIg, that, we view the late nomination
made by few Democrats at Benton, as hav-
hg treated a nomination heretofore made
Bg convention of both Wigs and Demo
Gratis IN The Io'ver end Ct Ya9oo COUNTY
With disrespect, aad want of that courtesy
h the nomination of second candidate in
IBIS end of the especially SO, when
i was well known, that the political parties
here had merged their differences upou4he
SUBJECT Of a diUiSioa Of Yazoo county, in
the nomination Of c. G. MEAD, one of the
citizens sUho lired among them; and who
feeF and understands their grieUances-as
minded to diUide, distract and defeat
thef faDorite measure.
RESOLVED, That as Wings and Democrats
we Fill adhere to the former nomination oil
C.F. Mead and W. r. Miles, Esqs, and
thai as Spartan band, we will by all means
thalare honorable, give our Individual sup.
porto secure their election.
Resolved, That we respectfully solicit
all ar friends, in every part of the county
who are in favor of division, to give theiI
sup prt to G. G. Mead and w. R. Miles.
F EsoLyED, That the said resolutions be
pub shed.
w. D. OGDEN, Sec'tY.
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puHshed.

II NNEssE.-ELEcTIoN OF u. S. SENAToRs
81 ursuant to joint resolution, the two
houes OF the Legislature convened on Tues,
dayIhe 17th, tult.) at A O'Clock, P. M. TIVE
Seniors and two Representatives absent
Mr. Ross from Lincoln was present but de
cli1d voting.
n. Jennings Of the Senate nominated
.Hoi EPHRAIM Il. Foster to fill the unexpi
red erm Of the late Mr.. Gruudy.
4uyteen Senator's and Forty Representa-
tioeF eted for MIR. Foster six Senators voted
for en-. CARROLL; one for Alexander Ander.
son and one for Cave johnson. Twenty
Asevh Representatives voted for Genera
CarlIl, the balance scattering.
n Hodsden ofthe House minated NJ
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party to the contest. The Wings must be
industriously engaged in rallying sufficient
force, If possible, to meet them two 70 one
but, should they fall short Of this, enough
must be brought forward, at all events, to en-
sure victory. The excitementof next Mon
day and Tuesday will be intense throughout
the State. And what, let US ask, is the prin-
cipal, if not sole cause of this long growing
excitement! It is a hope cherished by one
party OF freeing the State from aspersion and
dshonor; and fond expectation Rourished
on the part of another TO hold Mississippi 10
her present degraded position, and draw still
further down upon her the scorn and re-
Dukes of the civilized world And the ruin
we speak Of the leaders of therepudiatng
party would accomplish for their own aggran-
dzemenl-and to pamper their insatiably
selfish appetitos. We again urge the necas-
sity of every Wing voting. "Let each man
make it a matter Of conscience, and consider
it bOunden duty, to exercise the privilege
granted to him by our glorious constitution
Tor he tina. negects it is not worthy Of the
high title which belongs TO him, that Of an
american Freeman -
We would have the foregoing remarks i'm
pressed upon the Wings Four own county
most especially, and we enIrsat them to be
IL and doing. Let it net be said after the
battle has been fought and the victory won
that, the Wings of Yazoe were neglectful o
ItE. 4 III H.,
in the day of its trial. We would have YOU
flock around that banner which has AOatsc
SO proudly above you fer years past, anC
which it is now your duty TO place upon
yet loftier and imore solid battlsment. W.
would have you preserve our county from
the slightest faint Of Reputation, that yor
night be enabled to say to your brother WING
Of the State, eve, too, put forth our fu
strength to redeem the honor Of Mississippi
and render the emblszonry Of her armoria
ensigns once more truly Respondent"
With some little alteration Of the languag
used by contemporary on a similar subject
we close this article.
YaTERs OF MISSISSIPPI, we ask you all t
= iAAoh DACh anu svo VIC ut4uOEOi anu AlG Sui
I. lof ruin which has been brought upon I'll
, State by those tiHker-siatesmeH, who, in thei
wild Vaccinations, have uProOted and de
/; siToysd every thing that was beautiful in tn
IF land and having taken this survey, we as
e you farther, to inquire whether men, who
either from ignorance, or UickednesS, hav
4 proved themselves such unsafe pilots, shOul
e be further trusted with the Ship of state 7
a Examine matters calmly, and act as homes
d men and good citizens. If you do so, a
l. will be right, for yOu must come to the con
clusion, that it ia your duty, as advocates {
honorable principles. to discard the Who'll
,. herd of Lscofoco Rulers, who, under tn
a sacred name Of Democracy, have lured 70
i, TO The verge Ofruin.
IN We feel assured that you wuI all act ;
70 honest men and good citizens, and cOns'
quently, that for the champions Of Repud
rs tion, The day Of retri5utisn is at hand, an
great will be the reckoning thereof.
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JARNAaIN for the term commencing the 4th
Of March 1s4l. No nomination BY the Lo-
cosoco party.
Mr. Jarnagin received tho same vote as
Dir. Foster IN both Houses. The Locos, yo-
ted scattering, 50 Aessrs. Foster and Jarna-
gin were declared duly elected -
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Look to VOUP tickets.

As the Wings of Mississippi have no cam
didates fer Congress, owing TO the State not
having been districted as required by law
of the land, we would advise those Of our
party who feel DESTROYS of voting for mem-
bers Of the National Legislature, to look well
to their tickets before they offer them at the
polls. There are the names Of candidates
for Congress on ttOo tickets the Dsmocra-
tic Bond Paying ticket and the Locofoco Re-
pudialing ticket. If you do vote for Con-
greFsional Representatives, giveinthe names
on the former Of these ticke,s.-F6r heavens
sake, do not let our State be represented 81
Washington by Repudiators. If those whe
shall be elected to Congress from Mississippi,
are allowed to occupy seats in the Hall q
Representatives, let us send honest men to
ELL those seats. We have been advised that
the gentlemen whose names are placed upon
the Democratic BOnd-paying ticket for Re
representatives. in Congress, will, if elected
give their support, should il become neces-
sary, to that candidate for the Presidency
which the people Of Mississippi make choics
Of in IA. Ii you vstS for congressman give
in the following names:-Y. E. HowARD
J. DUNBAR, w. G. KENDALL, and J. GILmER
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In this place, on Saturday night last, after a
protracted illness, Mr.. HENRY H. WmTMAN, aged
about %. His remains werefollowsd to the grave
on Sunday evening by large concoufse ofmouTn-
ing relatives and friends.
Al Benton, on Monday evening last, Of Scarlet
Fever, Mr.. s. S. GRIFFIN, aged about 80 years.
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ADVERTTSEMENT s..

The state of Mississippi,( PROBATE COURT,
YAzoo COUNTY. Oct. Term, 1843.
By Thomas B. woodward. Esq, Judge Of
the Probate Court Of Yasoo county and
State aforesaid.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an appica-
AZ ton to me by Theodore Marlborough
and John J. Swarfwout and his wife Catha-
rine D., of the comfy Of Yazoo in said
State, for partition of the lands descended
to them BY the death Of John Marlborough
decd, which lands are as follows, to.wit:-
The south half of east half of northeast
quarter of Section IL. Township 10 oil
Range ! east, The norrh hall of east hall
of northeast quarter Section and north
kali OF west half of northwest quarter Sec
ton IL, and south half oi east half of south
east quarter of Section 2 and ives half 81
northeast quarter and east hall of northwest
quarter Section i, and wesl aoif Of south
west quarter Section l, and norA half OF
east half ofssoutheast quarter of Section =.
and north half and southwest quarter and
west half of southeastsquarter &c Section 2,
of Township-l2 of Range east and the
west half of northwest quarter ef Section
%. and northeast quarter and east half OF
IL, Range 2, west, and the west half Of
northwest quarter Of Section II, Township
10, Range ], east, and the east half of south
east quarter Of Section % Tor1asilip |
Range l, west, and the west half Of south
west quarter of Section %, Township / /
Range l, wests and the followina lots OF. land
lying in the town of Benton, ia said county.
to-wit: Lots Nos 80, IS, so and 81.
In this case, it IS ordered and decreed.
that notice be given 10 all persons interested
by publication for the space Of two month.
IN the sYazoo City Wing, TO appear at the
December Term of this court and .shev
cause why the following persons should not
be appointed Commissioners to make parti.
ton of said landssand lots, to-wit: Washing
ton Luse, William Robb and Richard Swayze
pursuant to an act entitled oan act concern.
ing the paFtion of lands by cepareehers. join
| tenants and tenants in common.
GEO. CROCKETT, clerk.
WIN. e. PUeH, Sol.
Nov 8. l743. (pr fee $50 OO1 I7-ot
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Or The Provisional President of the
Mexican Republic has issued decree that
closes to all foreign commerce, the custom
houses on the frontiers, adjoining the terri
tory ofthe United States; that is, the custom
houses at Taos, the Passo and tho Preside
del NOrte. By this decree, the commercial
relations that have existed for some years
past between this country and Santa Fe, are
entirely suspended.
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"Dat same Old COon!,,

The above cut was sent US from Licking
ton, accompanied by the following letter.
= LEXINGTON October 80. l843.
SIR send you BY my friend Mr.. H, what
designed for the representation Of 'Cooh; you
will excuse the roughness in which II is cut, as l
used no other impIementsin its execution than my
Pocket-knife, which was dulls--if yop can find
anything about it BY bich you can recognize a
resemblance to that ssSanls Old Coon'' which has
recently travelled through Georgia, to the terror
Of the Democracy of that State-f am doubly re-
munerated Tor the few minutes occupied in cut
ting It. had some misgvngs as to the proprie-
ty Of sending this 'od 'coon' by a Democrat;
(Which yos will perceive have done,) but, my
acquaintance with my friend H has been long
and favorable, and he has promised me that he
wiildeliver him safe 10 you. Now, all that ask
Of you is, that you will treat the old fellow kindly
and keep him within your own enclosure, as he
would be in imminent danger if caught outside
by Locefoco. He is easily managed, excepi
when ChaPman's Cock is heard to crow, In which
caae you maYsas well turn him out, for then
be becomes reaiive and fierce, and must eight
something." Hoping that he will continue to be
terror TO Chapman's feathery tribe,
a. ! am, Sir, very respectfully,
our obedent servant,
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BY the first glance at the cut placed a.
bove, it will be plainly discernibe thats''dat
same old 'coon," which has so recently
killed otaall of Chapman's dunghill fowls in
Tennesses, Georgia, Maryland, &c. has
"hnmped himseLf'' for the purpose of ma,
King like demolition Throughout Missis
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-03

BY lady Of Madison county, when re-
turning from the Presbyterian Church TO a
dwelling on the prairie, small gold pencil,
the finder Of which will confer favor on
the owner by leaving it at the Office of the
YaZoo City Wing.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-03

Town LAMPs.-Would it not be advisable
to place lamps at the most public corners and
crossings Of our streets They weuld not
need being lit more than three months in.the
course Of year.-Tho expense, therefore,
would be buttriAing. Its very unpleasant to
say the least of it, to be running against cot
ton bales and store boxes, and stumbling
over RmalIer distractions. A few nights
since, when it was so dark that we could
scarcely see our hand before us. we came in
contact with some obstacle on the pathway
which caused US ts bark our shin,' and on
this hint we speak. We breach the subject
as an editor as seectfnan, should it come
before the city council, VIC would Ego in
strong" for lamps.