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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

10 he CHitenS OF MddiSOH comfy.
Although | know few of you, and dis
like very much TO appear before you in
this guise, the Carl of DR.. r. J. Collins,
published in the Independent Democrat Of
the 10Th inst, not only excuses, but rem
ders necessary my appearance.
That card is so gross a tissue of false
hood, that cannot silently acquiescc in
its publication, even among strangers TO
me, without placing in their hands lis re-
tutotion, and an expose Of its authors
mednneSS and comardicc.
propose to tear the lions skin from the
shoulder of this ass, and exhibit him, as
he is, in his natural character, q monster
cfmoral deform;ty anil eorardy deprari-
y. When first came to the county o.
Madison, | was almost a stranger. be-
came acquainted with Miss Lowry, now
Mrs. Gwn, and to her paid my address
ses, with the appreciation of her brother,
Mr.. William II. Lowry, with whom she
resided and at whose house | visited her.
After some time | was informed that ru-
m RS were afoat prejudcial TO me; |
found they emcnatcd from Dr.. R. J. Col
lins, the brother.in-law Of Miss Lowry.
Upon enquiry, | ascertained that he pre-
dictated them upon the statements of a
poor, miserable, lying scoandrel, named
Collin Pedrce, protesting to know nothing
of them himself, and to have no i'll will
towards me. Immediately attacked
.Penrce upon the subject, when he denied
having made any remarks, or insinuatons,
dispaIaging to my character. then call
ed up Witnesses and proved that he had
made them, and denounced him as a coO-
drd'y ScoundreI and liar. But this did not
satisfy the valiant Doctor. lie continued
20 bruit about charges against me, which
he proposed to make upon information re-
ceved from some other person, and not
upon his own knowledge, always preml-
sing that he did not dislike me, and had no
objection to me personally.
On the 9th of August, |, by letter,
called upon DR.. Collins, to know who was
the author OF the charges against me,
what they were precisely, and to know
whether he would vouch their truth. re-
CURED the statement 10 be in ,rriting.-
This written statement the Doctor declared
he would not give, but verbally named his
informant and the substance of the char.
ges made 10 him. then sent him a COM
munication requiring his statement to be
in writing, and upon his still refusing TO
make a written statement, made demand
upon him, which no man having any man.
ly feeling could refuse, and IN The event OF
his refusal to reply, in wiring, or meet me
otherwise, held over him threat of per,
Sonal chaStiSement. The valiant Doctor,
after mature deliberation, seeming TO think
that discretion is the better part of val
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30
II. a. a. =. POPE,

Staple Goods, Grocery &. Produce Merchants
YAZoo CITY, Miss.
H EEP constantly on hand a supply of
EA the above articles, bought eXclu-
sl,eIy for cash. They also keep a supply
of Bagging and Rope, and have good
Cotton Ware House on the riper tdnk, and
will strict attention to receiving and for,
wari;ng Cotton or Goods at the usual
ra,es-arc also prepared TO make cash adj
vances Oh Cotton. A new article Of
Negro Liaseys on hand, direct from the
EASTERN FrctoIies, which we deem equal
to the Kentucky goods, and at much lower
prices.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

b.r u this paper, IA which he glros The
tlr direct to the Doctor, who relied for his
insinuali)ns againstme, on Mr.. Bate atone.
That the Doctor is a Slandercr, and Hdr,
and fears TO assume the rospon bliiy OF
his s'andrs and lies, the proof abundanly
shows. That he is a CRAVEN HEARTED
sCoUNDREL and LYING COWARD, know,
and so denounce him to the public.
The Doctors charge that a duclling
club from Vicksburg. had come up to bully
him into submission. has existence only in
his cOpardy Imagination. The Doctor
seems 10 be fearful that by meeting me IN
manly combat, some of his debts, or mine,
would have to lie paid by the survivor, un.
der the law of this STATE. Now. if this
poor, maIgaam, CrarcR hcdHcd coward,
liar and aiaaderer, can by any mans,
stimulate his courage to the point Of cal.
lug Oh me for redress, | will give him un-
questioned security that his debts shall be
paid by me, If he falls, and that nine shall
never annoy him.
| shall not treSspas upon you again by
appearing in the newspapers upon this
subject. The Doctor is too lOp and mean
to even he allie to draw me forth a second
lime. never sought t. bring these mat
tiers bcfJro you, but have, contrary to my
habits AMI incinations, teen forced to
make this, my first and disappearance, in
order to disabu.e your minds OF the Doc
tors lies.
Nary rocportfpll,,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

The defeat of Mr.. Van Barren in 1910,
WIS personal defeat. No one princi pie
ct tie democratic patty was beaten down
Gen. Harrison hardly procla med prin-
ciple, except that he would not be can.
didate again, and would he sparing Of his
ve'o. As soon as the party was relieved
of the incubus of the men in power. it rose
like strong man from his sleep, shaking
his invinciblo looks. Elections were
carried every where. Humiliation and
defeat overlook the wings in their strong
holds.
The strength Of the party rests on
mighty principles. The strength OF Mr..
Calhoun, Van Buren,, Cass, Johnson and
Buchanan depends upon their fidelity to
these principles. 10 whose heart is most
deeply planted the love Of free tarde, low
duties, no debt, separation from banks,
economy, retrenchment, reform, and a
strict adherence to the constitution; whose
intellect is most richly stored withe argu-
men's to uphold them; on whose filth can
we most depend? That man is the avala.
bic candidate. Ala. Tribune.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax Collector of Madison county.
DISAPPOINTMENT.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
4 VIII proceed to sell at the Court
House door Of Madison county Missis-
supp, in the town of Canton, for cash, on
Monday, the 18th dag Of Octobr, 1913,
the following Lots or parcels Of Land, to
satisfy the State and County Tax due
thereon for The year 1912, according T.
the law made and provided tor the recov-
cring Of the State and County Tax, viz
The south half of Lot number two IN
square number four in the town OF Canton
assessed as tie property of the Mississippi
Rail Road Company. Taxes due for 1872
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax Collector Of Madison county.
Aug. 18th, 1913.
Printers fee $ll. 1910
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

At the fesidcnc Of her father in this
place on Tuesday the 2jih inst. in the l2th
year Of her age, Miss CLARtNDA WARD,
daughter of George and Clarinda Ward,
late Of IopkinsviI'e, Ky.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30
TAI COLLECTORS SALE.

Twin proceed TO sell at the court house
door Of Madison county, Mississippi, in the
town OF Canton, fox cash, on
Monday, Tie 25M dog Of September, 1913,
the following Its or prrceIs of Land, 10
>ati fy the State and county Tax due there
on for the year 1912, according to the law
made and provided for the re overing OF
the State and county Tax, to wit
The east hall Of the northwest quarter
Of section twenty three, township twelve,
range four, east; assessed as the property
of John Sherrod. Taxes due for 1912,
30 cents
DUNCAN YORK,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

or" made, in Conjunction with one J. J.
Lamar, the statement following
awe DO hereby cer,i.y thai Mr.. Bate,
Of Yazoo City, sail 10 US that "a. ".
Gwn was a damned scoundreI, loa.er'
and IS destitute of properly
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

or" made, in Conjunction with one J. J.
Lamar, the statement following:
awe DO hereby ccruiy thai Mr.. ia te,
Of Yazoo City, sail 10 US that "a. ".
Gwin was damned scoundreI, loa.er'
and IS destitute of properly
r. J. COLLINS.
J. J. LAMAR"
This having been returned 10 LIN as in
sufficient, with the same thrca. hanging
over hun, the Doctor added the words,
"This is upon Mr.. Bates authority a.
lone" at the end of thls statement. This
being again returned TO him, with an inIi-
nation that my patience was becoming eX-
hausted, and that he should not evade the
threatened punishment, the Doctor then
added the postscript TO the statement IN
these words, "P. S. The truth Of this
statement do not vonch for.'
Thus the Doctor after deliberately and
solemnly declaring thai tie lie would make
no statement IN wfI''hg ahoUt INC ina''cF'
like craren puppy, as he IS, under the
Iear oil Inc iash, was lhdu'ea 10 10 "ho'
his malignant and malicious heart would
not nave Pern'l'leu nun 10 10 o' d S''"P'e
act OF JuS"ce' ana under ms aPPfe"eh'
sion he sent me the statement Hollow
ing
"e ~ hc'e'y ccr'''y 'h't Mr. b"Io'
OF 1aZoo lily sa'n 10 US mat a. M
""'" was Il canned scoo"'fo,' "a l'''oF
anu oeS'''o'7 u properly MS H'"''-
mehl Is upon MI bo''eS "u'ho'i'y d
'ohe'
H. D. CoLlIN0'
D. j. LAMAR.
+. ). The truth OF this statement DO
not vouch for.
K. J. COLLlNS.'
| know, or bolioYc, that no sense OF j1s-
tice wollG induce the Doctor to rlgLt
wrong he had attempted to do ne. His
cO,rardice induced him to do wha. his rim.
dictireneSs woull have prevented. This
is only another proof that with such lerctch
eS as the Doctor, the wiN 10 inhict an in.
Jury is never sustained by manly courage
and firmness, and although a sense OF jas
tice will never induce them to hight
wrong, the fear Of the lash will. a more
pitifM puppy and Crapen hearted coward,
Ihaye never met with. No slave on any
plantation in Missi .sippihas more ScrrHe
fear of the lash. At distance. and in
his attacks of FEMALES, the Doctor is quite
a raliam knight, but in the presence Of
mtn, to whom he has done an inj jury, Re Is
as quiet as lamb and as Sabmissric as Il
negro slave. The Doctor in his publica-
ton cndeavors TO create a sympathy for
himself, by the relation he prctcnd3 exist
cd between MN ana MISS Lowry cal
your a''ohHoh ID Inc statement Oh Mr'
William L. Lowry (No. - from "hIah
80" VIII perceive the relation IN when he
stood towards her. ana aISo' tho degree OF
creol' ana SymP''hY he Is eho'lel TO- MT
Lowrys statement shows that The Doctor
IS Il "a'' anu N 'oh iH'9Fneu'er ii t"9 ''-
lars OF "'n9F persons nc D'c''' III. o
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

We arc authorized toannonncc HENRY
WHITE, Esq, as a candidate for Ranger
Of Madison county, at the ensuing Novom-
Der election.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

We are authorized to announce JOHN
ii. CiiEATHAN. rs a candidate for As
ssor oftavos, for Madison county, at the
ensuing November election
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30


/ WILLlKA' i@@ IIARRELD as a caudi-
p date Tor Bsi-aG,cr General Of the second
Brigade Of he third Division OF Mississippi
Militia composed Of the counties Of War
rem, Washington, Yaz1o, Hines and Mad.
isol. Election TO take place on Saturday,
Inc 30lh September.
" q are authorised to announce Col. A.
G. BENNETT as candidate for Briga-
der General OF the second Brigade Of the
third Division, Mississippi Militia, compo-
Sed Of the counties Of Warren, Washing
ton, Yazoo, Holmes and Madison. Eiec.
lon u take place on Saturday me Both Of
SEPTEMBER
Ware authorized to announce Capt.
GEORGE b. HENRY, as a candidate for
Shcriilof Maids county at the ensuing
Noyem' er election.
WE are authorized to announce Col.
JOSEPH II. VANNOY, as candidate
for Sheriff Of Madison county, at ensuing
November election.
" IL. DALTON, is a candi.
q hllC WI CuCIIi VI A'lAuIcOl SOhhh1
at the November election.
WE are authorized TO announce VIM.
MONTGOMERY, as candidate for re-.
election to the office of Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of Madison county, at the en-
suing November election.
We are a9thoriz ID to announce JOHN
IT. CAMERON as a canlidate for rc.olec-
ton, TO the office Of Probate Clerk of Mad
son county, at the ensuing November cleo.
ton.
We are authorized to announce Will
LIAM RILEY as a candidate for the Of
flee of Probate Clerk of Madison county,
at the ensuing November election.
WE are authorized to announce RAM
.SEY NJ. COX, as a candidate for rc-ecc-
ton to the office Of Assessor of Taxes for
Madison county. at the ensuing election.
WE are auihorlzei to announce c. J.
.BLALOCK, as a candidate for Assessor
of Taxes for Madison county, at the en-
suing election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
ii. CtEATHAN. rs a candidate for As
ssor of taxes, for Madison county, at the
ensuing November election
WE are authorized 10 announce JOHN
MONTGOMERY rs n candidate for the
Office Of Treasurer, for the county of Mad,
ison, at the ensuing November election.
WE are authorized to announce HEN
RY r. COULTER, as a candidate for
recollection to the Office Of Treasurer of
Madison county, at the ensuing election.
WE are authorized to announce JOHN
ID. SCOTT, as a candidate for Treasurer
of Madison county, at the ensuing cleo
ion.
We arc authorized toannonncc HENRY
WHITE, Esq, as a candidate for Ranger
Of Madison county, at the ensuing Novcm-
Der election.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

WE are authorized 10 announce JOHN
MONTGOMERY as n candidate for the
office of Treasurer, for the county of Mad
ison, at the ensuing November election.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

WE are authorized to announce HEN
RY r. COULTER, as a candidate for
recollection to the office Of Treasurer of
Madison county, at the ensuing election.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

WE are authorized to announce JOHN
D. SCOTT, as a candidate for Treasurer
of Madison county, at the ensuing cleo
ion.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30
Mr.. WM. L. BATE,
Present."

~. NJ, VI w In,
Mr.. WM. L. BATE,
Present."
He promp' ly replied as follows:
"YAzoo CITY, Sept. 2, 1S43.
"SR.-Your note Of this date is just
handed me, stating therein that you had
heard that had said that you were ga
damned scoundrel, loafer and destitute
of property" and asking whether had
made such statement; to which question
answer, that never m1de such il state
ment or used language concerning you
that could be so construed.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
w. L. BATE.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

A. NJ. Gw1N, Esq.
Present"
| would also call your attention to the
publication of Mr.. Bate, in the last nun
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

WE are authorized to announce Col.
JOSEPH II. VANNOY, as candidate
for Sheriff Of Madison county, at ensuing
November election.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-30

Ware authorized TO announce Capt.
GEORGE d. HENRY, as a candidate for
Shcriiilof Maids II county at the ensuing
Noyem or election.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01
NYuhiic Nn,ice.

An article headed To the Public has recently appeared
in several of the City papers, signed Thomas Turner
relative TO cure effected upon him by Bristos Sarsapa
ra and denying made public in the prints
previously that cured by Sands's Sarsapara and
.rkereas my is brought before the public in each n
these articles ee my duty make the fol owing state
ment OF facts os far concerned About the last OF
July first of August, lS4!, MSS Turner Inc VIE o
.Thomas Turner called On me, requesting ceruf late
from me that they needy and proper persons TO re-
celve The benefcence of Mesr Sands they had adVer
;,ad that The poor would he furnished with their Sarsapa
rla by recommendation from either tie Alderman OF he
Ward in which they live, the minister OF the Church
where they were ulen.a freely wrote such certl'
cate upon which was subsequently, informed that Tue
medicine had been obtained On the Esd OF August Mrs
Turner called az ain, wishing nae 10 write certih-
cate for them Of had been effected by Sandss
sarsaparlla upon her husband scrote such certificate
embracing supposed the one OF the disease
h which had been affected and the other oi the cure
that hddbeen She then said that her husband mao
TAX the Sarsapara about three weeks that his pains
had all LEFT him. and he had gone TO his work; and that he
was very thankful for the that had heen effected On
Tho evening of the 10th of October called at Mr. Turner's
residence and had fe minutes conversation with him in
relation 10 bis he ah he told iha, Il zros very good
Rourcd him relative 10 the effects OF Sandss Sarsapat'
IN oop him, when he told me that all he wanted more
strength and ;ha, with this exception the Sarsaparlla had
cured hia Such the facts in tie case and must con-
ess fell utterly astonishcd tue appearance of the arti
Gle in several papers denying the statement which had been
made to me- and which fully believed, as the said Tho
mas Turner had testified similar statement b.ore the
Nayor Of this City.
tSgned) SEYMOUR VAN DUSEN,
Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Daaue.st.
NewYork, March 81, 1913.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01
DIED

On Friday. March 81, Jane AppeIby aged ~ years. o
rpo.hs and % days. .o,, ;;,I o.,
The friends nd acqusntances are i"'.ea
attend The funeral this Saturday, Afternoon al O'CLOCK,
In Norwak, Conn., on lh. 22d March, Danel Starr Bar
tram, aged 81 years -..;. AZ, r.vid
ei,rk ia,e a graduate Of the Vermont University.
In Morris,owp n j. March q, John r. Brown, attor'
March SO. Abraham D. Brnckerhef, in bis a4ih year.
Marck g. Henry A. Heyer, son OF the late CoFnehus
hsyerc Nerch % Mr. Thomas oeConner. aged n.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01
FINN The scs,n evening Journal March %, 1888.


SASpss SARsAP.HILLA-The success which has attend
ed the application OF this remedy for all diseases arising
from impure OF tse blood, since IT'S firs miro
duciion IL .he public By Messs Sands Co. druggists ~
York according 10 the testimony Of many highly
bIe iIdivd nails tr1y wonderful and Is strong p.oci 0
its excellence. Messrs Smith Fowle the agents Tor ihs
CITY, daily receiving letters oll IadivSuals who oave
used il with success many them bavng been afflicted It
diseases which seemed be EcUrabs, bui by iss use OF
this article have entirely recovered ard ANXIOUS 10 a
their and testimony In rs favor Many OF lese ie
are 90 file, and will be n ali Tho wish 20 see
them by calling a The store OF Tie agents, Ss asahson
street
Fur particulars see advertisements this and ether city
perS-
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL and for exposta.
,ion by A. 3. SANDS & CO. Druggists and Chemists
Granite Buildings No 27S Broadway OF Chamber
gt Nos 79 and 100 Fuo.r street David Sands So NO
II East Broadway, OF arsestreeti ana oy ofus
gs generally t.oug bout the United States Pce 81 per
bottle six battles s..
NJ B. Original documents may al! be seen al our store
Dr. TAYLoa's EALsAM OF LIvERwoRT, 80 boWe,S,
sboud b. irmeda,-iy resItsd by ali VINO eave coughs
colds or consumption thai they are checked ID r
cpie nj sage To who doubts re!er TO ceihcaleS
and let facts speak for themselves; the originals Can os
al The otfce-
REMARKABLE CASE OF CousH.-Mr. William Douglass,
I'll North Marketstrcst Albany. afflicted seVsrai oR'os
with cough OF the chest lghness across the oeas
difficult breathing spiting shiny and reaAed WIN
blood weakness loss OF hssb, Sc-aeT nsng several use
less medicines was finally cured by Dr. Tsyior's baam
of Liyerwor He osly bottles before te above
SYMPTOMS were han!she and health restored he no"
in the employ Hon Edward A. Livingston VINO says
this medicine has done enough in this 10 iEsure II high
reputation. Ii is sold genuine al 375 Bowery
: agents-Dr. Leeds, Druggist III Maiden lane Sole
Wholesale Agent Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn; Nh Philips New
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01
Commercial Exchange Associa,ion.
Commercial and Money Matters.


The sales TO day at the Board TO fair extent, but
confined in State stocks Ohio and Kentucky Ohio sold
the extent of upward $5ooeo declining per Ken
tucky improved J..
The Exchange market for the did close very
actively. The rate is 81 a 6; Francs As SAT-.
We hear nothing farther in relation to the Bank OF Or
leans The Brokers cautious buying and some refuse
70 purchase The notes of the Yates Co Bank Penn YAM
are condition The Bank of Orleans. These
are both weak Banks and shyer in the wind from sypa
thy The following the condition OF The Bank of Or
leans in January LAST:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01

Ken is our grief when loved ones die;
Keen is orr sense of scorp;
Keen is the miser's piercing eye,
And kesn the shafts OF destiny,
On Wants keen brsezes sorpe.
Keen is pecember's bEs!criag wind,
Aud keen is Irish wit;
Ken at trade Je- sou ii ind,
And keen the feelings OF your mind
After being tesrsly bit.
But kce,,er far than each OF these,
(aly word 10 you plcdge,)
Yoa'il fiod. when touches By Cbapm5ns eu'P,
The suliest raZor's edge
Haste 10 his store in William street,
One hundred two lis numbered
There buy Suop-when He1twe meet,
Upon rry scal, twill be atreat
To hear you praise the process sweet
Your chin il disercoTnbcred.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01

II Metallic Razor stroP-Wilh tour SIDES, ihsen., y
ed By g. Saunders, for Keeping Razors always 10
produces smooth and thin eOge TO razor IN eht pal
OF the lime re qured hone, without using oil or watsr.
No oher article of The kind has ever been 80
five years in constant in nearly all the Cutlery establish
mems Europe and there 70 nave no
In N.wYork where il nvented, II received Hsi pre-
mprs al the American Institute every I'm. was present.
ed for competoa and gradually twiih ine dlo ot pli
De established reputation in all paris @! america o
inS the only Razor Strop that will keep azors IN pefecI
order Certificate, IN the pcssessoa oi tne
om the rs scientific gentlemen CT both countries
ing highly OF their superiority When taking hto eonsue
ration that those gentlemen have 10 interest n Inc OF
tne article aad give their testimony wiihoct
speaks vs.umes favor II is ihe only suop hst nas
been deeaed worthy o; imitation asd
grea, number those alone would stamp IL as bens Inc
That il NAV be more satisfactory to the public The names
of bos gent emen have given eertlheass a 70 p;e
merits Of the Strup here puhiished-Gtn james
madge, Presdsu. Of the American instnis ns o
,b ROYAL Navy SOL Strand. asuiaeto.y l6S Broadway,
New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01
aaToTS ON FIFTH AVENUE FOR

- SAILS Lots. being the entire ifon on 'pe e"''
sIae 5etweeH i2lh and l3th streets.
Also one lot on 2lh street, in rear OF above. 49, nil,
II no, sold at private sale before the 5th OF w
thni day be sold by public auction at the Merchants Ei
Change, by VIM Dumon, "a j. Bleecksr, hnenoneel thai
The Lot on IS street also be purcnaseu, 80 Io
~ -, usnne oTs cond he extended the depth OF 10
sss, as Nv snoiyl 10 WM II. HARRISON No.4 New ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01

" Gaps, Caps, CaPs.-,wArSoN,l l5a Chatham. than.
street. ana Bowey has on hand an extensive orr
children OF every variety of style. anu is constantly au
featuring the latest and approved patterns whcn WIN M
be sold Quite as cheap ay other esaDsnsen 10 t'
city. WATSON, l54 Chalhani's. anu Ao0 No'
al 2aw5HSIT*