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The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-23
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

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The Judges of The Supreme Court are elected by the Legislature by joint vote of the two Honses for eigM years. The Judges of the Circuit Court are elected in like manner, for four years.
 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Benjamin Johnson, Judge. Gra,ldison D. Royston, District Attorney. William Field, Clerk Henry NJ. Rector, Marshal.
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6 GOVERNMENT OF THE U. STATES.
THE EXECuTIYE.

 JOHN TYLER, of Virginia President. WILLIE P. MaNGUM, of N. C., Vice President ABEL P. tlPsHuR, of Virginia, Secretary of State. JOHN c. SPENCER, of N. Y., Treasury. JsMss M PORTER, of Pa, War. DAVID HENsHAw, of Mass, Navy. CHas. A. WIcKLrFFr, of Ky, Postmaster General. JOHN NsLsoN, of Md, Attorney General.
 THE JUDICIARY. Roger B. Taney of Md Chief Justice. Joseph Story, of Mass, Associate Justice. Smith Thompson, of N. Y, dc John McLeqn, of Ohio, do H'nyy Baidirin. of Pa. do James M. Hayne, of Ga. do John Mckinley of Ky, do John Cqfron, of Tenn do Peter Y. Daniei of Va do John Nelson, of Md, Attorney General Beaj. c. Ho,oard, of Md Reporter lpm. T: Carroll, of Washington City, Clerk. .4ieT'r. Hunter, Marshal. The Supreme Court is held at the City of Wash ington, and has one session annually, commencing on the 2d Monday of January.
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SUBSCRIBERS NAMES.
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CTATE OF ARKANSAS, SALINE CoUNTY.- S We have, this day. viewed stray Horse, shown to us by Preston Bland, of Union township, and find the same to be bright sorrel Horse; about eight years old; sixteen and half hands high; some saddle spots on his back: and we appraise the same to forty-fve dollars. Given under our hands, this 2d day of November, 1S43.
 SILAS DODD,
 OWEN STANDLEY
 J. w. BLAND. Sworn to- before mo, Richard Brazil, Justice of the Peace, in Union township, the 2d day of Novem- Der, 1913. RICHARD BRAZIL, J. P.
 13-3t*
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JUDICIARY.
 SUPREME COURT. DdHiei Ringo, Chief Justice. THomqs J. Lacy. Associate 3asdce. tVm, K Se5a,'im, Geo. C. Hatkias, Attorney General. Albert Pike, Reporter. Luke E. Barber, Clerk.
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United States NEaEshaEs Sale.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA-DIsTRIcr OF ARKANsAs-In Me October Term Mereof
 .a. D. i3-0ctober Sd, lS43.
The hornet., 1843-08-22
Liecrp1oi Classification.
.V'O UenI Der Election.

or G.. w. II. MARI has requested us to an
nounce his name candidate for Clerk Of the
District Court Of Chancery held at Carrollton for
the District composed of the counties of Holmes,
Choctaw Carroll, YallobuSha and Tallahatchie at
the next November elec tion.
August 10, lS43.
05- JOHN P. MARSHALL has requested us to
announce his name a candidate for Member Of the
Board Of Police of Carroll county, at the next No
vember election.
August /, lS43.
o. ELISHA L. EAST has authorized his name
announced candidate for Treasurer ofthis county,
at the next November election.
April 10, lS43
6- MARTIN S. CATRON has authorized his
name announced as candidate for Sheriff Of this
county, at the next November election.
April II, lS43.
0J- L. w. CARLETON has authorized his name
announced as candidate for Treasurer Of this county,
at the next November election.
April 20, lS43.
Col. c. P. NEWELL has requested us to announce
his name as a candidate for Probate Judge of this
county, at the next November election.
April %, 1S43
r. w. DORSEY has requested us to announce his
name candidate for Ranger of this county, at
the next November election.
April a. 1943
JOHN B. RAY has authorized his name announced
os candidate for Sheriff of this county, at the next
November election.
May II, lS43
JOHN w. WALKER has requested US to an
nounce his name as a candidate for Circuit Clerk of
this county, at the next November election.
June g. lS43.
We are authorised to announce R. A. SEW ARD
as candidate for reelection to the Office of Clerk of
The Circuit Court of Carroll county, at the next No.
vember election June l9th 1913.
Mai. JAMES M. DUNN, the present incumbent
has requested us to announce hisname as candidate
for Assessor of Carroll county, at the next November
election June 10Th, lS43.
ROBERT CROSS, Esqr., has requested US to an
nounce his name as candidate for Probate Judge of
Carroll county, at the next November election.
MORGAN CAUDLE, has requested us to announce
his name candidate for Treasurer of Carroll coun-
ty, at the next November election. June ~, lS43
SAMUEL HART, the present incumbent, has re-
ouested rs TO announce his name as candidate for
the Probate Clerkship of Carroll county, at the next
November election. June ~, lS43
The hornet., 1843-08-22
Circ uIa a..
WILLIAMS LANDING, MISSISSIPPI,
August l. 1919

WILLIAMS LANDING, MISSISSIPPI,
August |, 1913.
Sir
WE address you for the purpose of inform
ing YOU that we would be pleased 10 do your
business at this place, and should YOU intrBst
US with the Storing and Shipment of Cotton
or any other article, we pledge ourselves TO
give il our best personal attention, and to obey
instructions as far as practicable.
WE have Iabored and been at good deal
of expense 10 get good and safe CoTToN-SnEDs
and WARE HOUSES, and we are glad to be able
to say, that we think we have accomplished
our object, and we now tender you the use of
them.
We have such supplies of Begging, Rope d
Twine, as to be able TO supply all who may
wish US to serve them, and on the most rea-
Sonable terms.
We also keep a supply of Salt, Sugdr, Cof-
fee, Bacon, Flour, Lime, Iron, Nails Castings,
Queens,careA Stone, Wood q. Tin Ware; Fea-
Tiers, Shoes, Boots, Hats, Caps, Blankets, Lin
seys, Ktrseys, Lo,sls, Broton d Bleached Shirt
ings, CaiicocS, &c. &c. &C.; and as to prices,
we pledge ourselves TO do as well by YOU as
you can do at any point on the Yazoo River.
We sell for CASH or CoTToN.
Feeling ourselves now permanently settled
at this place, we can assure our friends, that
anv business intruSted to our care shall always
have the personal attention of one of US.
We will at all times be prepared to make
CASH advances on Cotton delivered to US.
Try us-we will endeavor to give satisfac-
ton.
Yours, very respectfully,
MCCONNELL & BROTHER.
The hornet., 1843-08-22
BANKRUPT SALE.

will sell 10 the highest bidder, lor cash, be-
fore the court house door In the town Of Car.
roIllon, Carroll county, Miwissippi, on Mon.
day, tho 18th doy Of September. 1919 the
Real Estate Of James Shirlcy,rwho has been
duly declared a bankrupt according 10 an act
OF Congress in such ease made and provided,
TO witt
The west half south west Or, and south east
quarter Of sec. %, township IL, range west,
containing l20 acres-subject to redemption.
The west half south east quarter Of sec. %,
town. II, range | west, containing so acres.
An undivided half Of the south east quarter
OF section %, tos's,sbip ., range 4 west, coR-
taiuing l60 acres.E 4
The west half Of section 2I eastih half south
west quarter of see. %, east half north east
quarter Of sec DC, township 9, rangeH west,
containing 1S0 acres.
The undivided half of Lots Nos. 2, 8, SIS,
q, S, ii, l6, ., 9, 10 and II, of sec. II; also,
Lots Nos. |, s, 3, 6, | and II, of section 30,
town. 20, range | east, east, containing about
700 acres.
The west half north west quarter of sec. 4,
east half north quarter of section 5, township
Is, range east, containing 100 acres.
Lot No. 2, of section 5, township 90, range
2 east, containing 49 acres.
Lot l47, and Tavern House erected upon
said Lot, in the town Of SaiarIia; sold, but
subject to redemption.
A lot of old Lumber in Satartia.
The following in the town of Liverpool,
Yazoo county, to wit:
Lots Nos 33 SO, 80, 81, 4S, Al, So, 62, "a,
IS, 76, II, rs, 70. So S3, S4, ST. SO, 81, 80, 95,
96, 100, lO4, l07, los, Ill, ll2, lis, 100, lac,
1914 and l95. 81
One Lot in the city of Natchez, on Union
street.
c. M. WEAVER, Assignee,
BY VIM. HUNLEY, Dep'ty Assignee
In Bankruptcy for the Northern District
of Mississippi.
August 10th, lS43. Cts.
The hornet., 1843-08-22
HANKnrpr AALR

ell sell ioibe highest bidder, ior cash, l'e'
fore ilie e0un heHff d0pf lu ihs igwa ~ Caf'
falllnB, Carroll fgunif, hNimlpp 90 Mon
day, ihs 1911 daY ~ hfrffnilsf 1873, ths
usal gifals ~ iamaa u O'dhsm, ~hs hsf
been Ialg dsflafei q laHkfapt sffsuiing ~
30 go nj CaHnfsu 10 i1gh ssts bsds ani
provided, ~ wilt
Tla east l1lf north psff qu4rsf ~ ifftgn
D, iseHtip ~, north gf HpRs ssii, egss
tanning vs. sni 3s hundwdlbi asfsa
10 wftf hHif north wffi Ti1flsf ~ 80 y
iasaih.p ~. north n mHFe sasi, cgbisining
- sni % hHadfsdihs asfat
Tbs north haif ~ tls ssti isf n ihs north
ss5f 4asfisf, n ssfil8a 7, l8Wfahip W, north
af mnts g falt. foHfslbihg - sod ~ h1h'
dffffn 8afff
TEf i84HI bslf n ssfi h4lf n south est ~
~ section g. iswni.un W, north ~ fanRs
fstf. caaislalae ~ aal ~ h1hdfsdts sores,
49,. sf fts same iIma afd rIlte, ibs llssl
E.isls NJ e. T. News.l. g. wlH
Die aafih bsIf saH ti.f s8uih vfst quarter
~ affiaH .. taeHlIip i1. ufgs ! uefil sol
b. iaWnshp ~. unRa I wefii sll 10 fatop
county
Section -. iouasip 20, maFs ssd
! W. HHH'H wNal fIHHItff H' ST - WV #'tf'
hl'l north west qauef section 80 al H town
"a. range east
AI.o ibs east haf sssi.oa ~. township ",
rance rt.t
I lot of ground in tba iowa of Carroll 100,
adIp.bing uIe property ~ William Cothfan
and others, e1ulaIul1tll and . hundfedih'
leIrs,
e. ". WEAVER, Asagnes
~ W. llryLly. Dsgty Astgnss
ln Bankruptcy lof ibc Northern District
oi Mississippi
August 10Th, 1919, G-ts
The hornet., 1843-08-22
BANKRUPT SALE.

will sell sell to the highest bidder, for cash.
before the court house door in the town Of
Carrolton, Carroll county, Mississippi. on
Monday, the 18th day of September, lS43,
the Real Estate of S. Hart, who has been duly
declared a bankrupt according TO an act of
Congress in such case made and provided, To
witt
The south half east half south east quarter
of section 81, township 20, range east, and
Lot SO in the town of Carrollton..
Also, at the same time and place, the Real
Estate of Alden S. Bailey, TO witt
The south west or. of section 33, town. IL.
north of range 5 east, containing l66 acres.
The west half of north east quarter, and
the north half south east quarter of section
33, township III, north of range ) east, con-
tanning 100 and 63 hundredthS acres.
The south west quarter oil north west or. of
section 4, township 10, north OF range ) east.
containing 80 and rs hundredths acres; and
the north east quarter, and east half Of north
west quarter of section 4, township 10, north
of range east, containing 23S and 6S hun
drethS acres.
Also, at the same time and place, the Real
Estate of Thomas Grantham, to wit
The west half south east quarter of section
u, township l6, range east
| Also, at the same time and place, an undi-
vided interest of one-fourth of 397 and 10 hun
dredlhs acres of land, to witt
! The west half south east quarter, and south
half east half north east quarter, and n Z I
S. East /, of section IL, township 81, range
east; and south west quarter and west half of
northwest quarter of section II, township 81.
range east
C. NJ WEAVER, Assignee,
By VIM HUNLEY, Dep'ty Assignee
! In Bankruptcy for the Northern District
Of Mississippi.
August 10th, ls4S' e-ls.
The hornet., 1843-08-22

-. ,o vote In this country
To- 80, aoosnl 20 anmo Of them
aal'"".n.s,,ialrd Ia IBIS way, io
'e,oa' .',, i,r me. ~ least, y they
n 'G,' h. money, since 'helf, ,.y,,.l .epd'
k,, 'ssl h. ialure me, politically,
n, my lmpumsal ldend'bip for
/ !, .sas bg tn.
y In b Terpi lhaa loeoioeo'.
/ ..'I.,.,.. Lit rafihy ibs illuslfi.
D.g5l,is ~ Governor Ahd
\ n. lwift l.s Wa, bas very ae
asslsus fpf pfllDhf VIE
l....tdsiiafi.sn Of pafiy"
The hornet., 1843-08-22
Yours, very respectfully,
MCCONNELL g. BROTHER
BANKRUPT SALE.


| will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, be-
fore the court house door in the town of Car
rollton, Carroll county, Mississippi, on Mon
day, the 18th day of September, 1913, the
Real Estate of Hiram White, who has been
duly declared a Bankrupt according to an act
of Congress in such case made and provided,
to witt
The west half north west quarter, and west
half south west quarter of section 5, township
IL, north of range east, containing l5S and
Is hundredths acres.
House and Lot in Lexington, Mississippi,
No. ITO.
Also, at the same time and place, the Real
Estate of James J. Cottngham, to witt
The east half south west quarter of section
20, township 2, range l west, containing 50
and 10 hundredthS acres.
The south west quarter of the south west
quarter of section 90, town. 2, range | west,
containing 40 and hundredths acres.
C. NJ. WEAVER, Assignee,
By VIM. HUNLEY, Dep'ly Assignee
In Bankruptcy for the Northern District
of Mississippi.
August 10th, 1913. Cts.
The hornet., 1843-08-22
BANKRUPT SALE.

will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, be-
fore the court house door in the town of Car
rollton, Carroll county, Mississippi, on Mon
day, the 18th day of September, 1913, the
Real Estate of NJ d. KImbrough, who has
been duly declared bankrupt according to
an act of Congress in such case made and
provided, to witt
forty acre tract of Land.
Also, at the same time and place, the Real
Estate of Q. L. Kimhrough, 10 witt
Lot and Law Office in the town of Car
rollton.
G. NJ. WEAVER, Assignee,
BY VIM. HUNLEY, Deputy Assignee
In Bankruptcy for the Northern District
of Mississippi.
August 10th, lS43. cts.
The hornet., 1843-08-22
DISTRICT COURT OF THE U. STATES,
For the Northern District of Mississippi,

June in the year OF the independence of the United
States of America, the sixty-seventh, JEREMIAH
COOPER Esq, of said District, has deposited in this
Office, the title of Book, the right whereof he claims
as author and proprietor, in the words following, to
wit: patriotism versus Abolition, and the Aboh-
zionist Mirror; being Moral and Political Examina
tion of Slavery aAd Abolition, as applicable to the
United States-By jeremiah Cooper, Esq."-in con-
formy to the act of Congress of the United States,
entitled, "An act for the encouragement of learning,
by securing the copies of Maps, Charts and Books,
to the Authors and Proprietors of such copes during
the times therein mentioned"
G. M. RAGSDALE, Clerk
II. ST. Of the District Court of the United
States for the Northern District of
Mississippi
August 10th, 1913 6-4w.
The hornet., 1843-08-22
COMMON SENSE.
r. FOR THE PROTECTION OF
AMERICAN LABOR.

tdit0rS:-
Psee' now, to expose that imprudent
sighted dogma of "Buy where you
ne cheapest" A delusive fallacy, by
m!snamed advocates of Free Trade
u you can buy a silk hat in France
y less than you can from an Ameri-
er' that therefore, you can get a bar
|w' mattock, a hoe, horse collars,
Oes' salt, sugar and molasses, and the
V.aer things consumed in a well 10
oneaP per there also. Or because you
YARD OF calico cheaper at Macches-
GOu can at Boston, that therefore,
r,es' milk pals, water buckets, churns,
"Il'e' and coal, could he had there
mer rate. A perfect non Seguitur.
ros n ot very narrow policy for a
EEalited the articles, here set down
oo England for them, because at Liver
Olia h buy a pair of silk gloves for
" twenty cents, than he could
- 'OF IN the United States. Buying
Dn, - - "ot getting an article for the
+. MI MI coin. Hear it! But il is ira
vOnr Ae' where you can exchange
or ' watermelons--but all the pro-
" your Plantation, corn, fodder,
The hornet., 1843-08-22

ana hlf eonnifYmsn, are annua ~ drained from
him and ihrm, ~ add 10 ibs capital agd estates
of iofeispsn Then lsi bim say, wlslhsf these
liunF shall lis lafsFsf soi ~ Demagoyues
ignorant aud afwuny, would hsYs them o.
sh'ihff, ~ itf be hli voice sod innussss go,
ihsy 'bill imm'daisly sni fopgef Geese.
COMMON SENSE
The hornet., 1843-08-22

.ig Wlfi De- wafi Dow WY y
assIaus fDf pfiDnf via
.,saaf dllasilgn of rahy"
Tghs Hfad
ppp rOR PHOrECTloN
..sl fa,ait ~ g.sv la Hb.fh
..mata mdf fof Prtsffigq,
,tsf condemn ~ support Y
80 efma.nent. hfs hfsi, iifinn1
a.gaf r eounifYi secondly
s,g rts IafaVfg ~ nation,
safieaea upon Ndi1am mum
ss effect Bfo1 r. currency i7s
4tti.sn to do thf flue nWnini
800 fbs ulfof ths same amount Of
tuafdfal bees mme iha1 q
f.un Irt af r. rlinisf can
fgs brmlffd dollars who faltet
n. f9wa. hogs, corn, eai', ahd
s..I. aII things necessary ipf 'Hus
4 3.ta8 nj hame, than be could do on
aldYl.anif he made nothing at
4 alton. auI hsI 10 boy every lhIof
i sat af tls proceeds of the crop
4 ! tsruse we have seen, that thii
i eII bring nny Planter or State,
4 1llu.bof vide spread bankruptcy.
1s ol r. tariff will be- more die.
h thr remarks upun thr sccond
namely. il influence upon tho
4 d Nation. 10 illustrate its effect
-. suppose, Messr'. Editors, that
,auGrlufcfs of hats, and that n
M, 10 buy one. Now II he sent
H. ,o England or France for H.,
H. il s bat u single wcrdtioH, and
,ordpn of American Industry Is
4 An That Is Of il, is he American
lat, made in England, and the
Aallcr has five dollars Of American
i suppose the planter had bought tho
Aon apd YOU had paid the five dol.
N Merchant Tailor for a silk yesii
IN paid it to a planter for corn; and
kr had paid il 10 the blacksmith; and
i 10 the miller for flour; and the mil.
\ wheat grower for wheat; and he
H. the merchant for a silk vest; and
sid it to the silk manufacturer; and
\ ,lk grower for the raw materaI;
] be Farmer for meat and corn; and
wagon maker for a wagon; and he
Silh for ironing il for him; and he to
manufacturer for iron; and he to a
plkmen for a weeks wages; and they
Scr for corn and meat for their fami-
be to the maker of bagging and rope;
J the grower of hemp; and he TO the
calicoes; and he TO the maker of
&loni aud he 10 the cotton grower
M is the effect on Industry Do you
pat the five dollars, instead of per.
Buons operation, has performed twen-
ead of exciting and paying for no In
h brought out and paid for one hun
ars worth of Work? And what is
d gloriously better, il is still herein
8erica--in the hands of the Cotton
ready to enter upon twenty more
emtons and pay for one hundred dol
of american Labor. Now let us
moment look at the effect upon
wealth, Ii the five dollars be sent
I for the hat, they 60 out OF the Ma
d Hat comes back. Then how much
the Nation! Not cent. We have
ID France has our money. The mo-
lone no man in the United States any
b has not added cents worth to the
the nation, But put it in the chan
nencan Labor-protected American
and see it perform its twenty oper'
nd what is the effect upon Nationa
Why, obviously, instead of adding
o the National wealth, it has added
Pred dollars to the property of the
Pnd is still here in the hands of no
Fd, liberal hearted cotton planter, as
pa asready to add one hundred dollars
wealth of the county of that cotton
ST was when new from the American
the way, | wonder if Great Britain
scoln our money cheaper than we car
'pne at our mint.
COMMON SENSE.
AFF FOR THE PROTECTION OF
The hornet., 1843-08-22
Pom Ne Hststillaa fIsss B,aass
TllE fillsr riRg 90 OUR
iOrAg WHO'S

II vsfa spfttnnng spectacle, yesterday,
lbfi of'ihs Iaai ~ ardent sbd saihB,0a.ae
tgung WtIfi vhg sent ap ~ fis ralI,, iass.
sil.'s fgf His fHt time d.s fui figti " Amen.
eco f.iliagaiip fhs sselga faHaHaf 80
ha.i laIt SEN 8HIaek, hsiussa seventy aod
eighty msi 4t f.rs fguu n tts fiW ward
Cay c.ub flsb bfaft0s M sbfsa'f sa sp.
pfolrais badge, on wbieb we're inssfltsd ibe
'oI.gvIbg wofis, "riui fifs n fbs foIaf
Whgi ol 1873" Thence msy MARCHED ,n
masst.o1 around fha square, 1ai 'omsI i1
column ai iIa Court llouIs 10 dstof.is thf.f
,olst, where lhsy were received with three
cheers
lt uW ammllbg 10 behold tbs dgwsf ri
ibe f.'Y tho young men vho ars bsfeansf io
maintain abi reffeiulis tla alcsniahey ol
Wing rhns.pe salIt.u4 iu lbs udsiut
manner their devotion 10 tbe gfsat cause.
upon iho triumph NJ which, We sincerely be-.
I.sye, depend the liberty and prosperity of lhe
American People.
The hornet., 1843-08-22
THg STATE or MlWumprt
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fisafaf 4. NsYatr

NNnfNN y WfHMNFf.
lVsftmsaf f,fpfaatt y ibfH Tsrn ~
tst1. ~ s1H Cant. ffhswa N q601 ~.
fnf attachment ia dice h4eiBf lesn fes
TUNED. d8i. tfffuifi, hY fHs Sheriff n nij
county. oa tIs s.h d1Y ~ March. 4. - isi1.
by IaeyHt tha HHa HP9H iHa north eiti a.,
u,e e4sf bfH H ie north wet uHaffff, ihe
west hi'f NJ iIe south fHIf qulfief, and tls
north l5.f fa.f bi.f of south s1ft quauef, ~
section rs. lul ihf h1ub htIl ~ wffi half ~
south east qmref IT section ~, OF 10 town
shin W, mhtr = fHtf, notice BE- hereby given,
Hat uaIaes the fT.d defendant shl.I 1fraar be-.
fore ihf Circuit Court of Carol. county, ~ De-
holden ~ che Court House in tie town af Car
foIIioa. on the Gsi Monday nf Ortphrr Heyt.
and give special b1Il, nd plead, answer or De-.
mur 10 sid action. j1Ismsnl vt.I be- rendered
against him Nv default, nod iho property ,o
attached, will b. cold 10 satisfy plaintiff dtIt
aud costs. ltIs further
Ordrtrd, That lht notice be published 10
the "lfor1ct,' q paper published 10 the town
Of Carrollton, once 70 week, Tor four weeks
succcssiyely ..
r. 4. SEWARD. Clerk.
CarroIllon, Miss, August lS, A. u. lsi3-G.it.