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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

AUBURN AND ROCHESTER RAILRoAD.-On and
aft. the lst day Of October but daily Will
be The road leaving Rochester AN, aud
PM, The mails VIII therefore close at NJ and P NJ
after that time.
u The iouneymen taiIors tailorcsses and
OF Boston had meeting for the redress
Of grievances Faaeui! Hall Friday evening great
many speeches made, aud official invitation was
gTeu any the employers who chose do so TO come
forward and yndcat= themselves. Nh Henry Games ac-
cepted the invitation and attempted speak but hissed
down!
AsHoRE.-The schr. Mehala, date Ronp) of
os,yego with cargo Of corn from Toledo for Buffalo ran
ashore in the Bay the Beacon Light ar Ere
on the 10Th. Loss slight.
u One OF the deck hands of the steamboat
Alex Scott killed New Orleans on the 2s,, by get
ting euanglsd in the machinery of ,he boar.
u John C. Furber committed suicide on Fri-
day House Of Correction At Boston where he was
coniusd.
G The building owned by Barent Saunders
Albany and occupied Linsesd Oil Factory By J. D.
Doughty burned Enday night Loss $500 on .e
building insured, and $4,000 the consnr-on which
there insurance.
u 4 fire occurred at Dorchester, Mass, on
the evening Of the ah which destroyed the barn attached
% ihs alnshouse, horse yoke OF and Thirty
Of hay. Loss 70 the town about $1,000.
u young man named ]. NJ. WEIGH, from
Bstol BASIN, CT, killed morning Of asth
New Haven being crushed between canal boat and the
bridge.
II BRAwL AND MURDER.-During the exhi-
bitoa Of Raymond Co.'S eaagerie Canaan, Maine,
the 3d ut disgFaceul bfaw occurred between gang of
tiSofdfEy citizens aad the connected with the enag
ne. which resulted in The murder of jefferson Spauldng
citizen OF that spaulding t@ce struck The
head with piece iron by of the keep guard
about the tent, and his skull beaten He fingered
until Sunday night when he died Several individuals con-
cerusd with the meagse arrested but clue 10 the
author had been discovered The Bangor Wing says that
the excitement and rha, an attack upon the
caravan was intended W there no truth
C On Sunday morning last the house owned
BY D. Jones of heesyille, entirely consumed 5y fire
The loss OF DJone is estimated 81 0oO on which there
was &C Insurance Of S4o0
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

u PILEs.-HayS' LDIlIel Lid Liu's Balm Of China are
warranted 10 cure any how bad pto e
suffer whsn these remedies bad aud If e u 10 cure
the oney viii returned To De had only at q Cortaadt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

YELLOW FEVER IN MoB1E.-The Mobile
Tribune says ta, this disease evdeatly spreading IN that
city, eight having been reported for the days end
ing on the evening of the I'D.
i During the As hours ending at s O'Clock
he evening Of the 22d 81 yellow patients I'd
mtied inc The Charity Hospital New Orleans; % dis
charged an4 Il died
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

PHOTOGRAPHIC LrKESEssEs.-VAs Loan 30 Broad
way of Park P!aIe, will take Likeness the very
best style Of the art, aud frame it in the short space Of fl
minutes His moderate, and he Is SURE to
give satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02


The call for National Convention oi
Whig Young Men, to respondto the nomination
by the Baltimore Convention, Of Wing Candl-
dates for President and Vice President, meets
with hearty response from every quarter "hch
it has vet reuched All the signs OF the tunes
indca.e that the Wings Of the Union only await
the proper time to enter upon the next Presidential
canvass with spirit and enthusiasm fully equal
TO that of 1910. There exists III the pubic mind
the same deep conviction OF the necessity OF
change in the Administration, the same proound
demand for the firm and permanent establishment
of sound Wing principles IN the government OF
the nation which then aroused the people OF the
whole country to such vigorous and united acton'
The existing American Tariff is the only rmt
thus far of that great victory. Treachery has
deprived US of the rest and is now plotting, IN
conjunction with Loco-Focolsm, to ROB US OF
that. The Repeal of this most benehcent la" is
loudly threatened and will be effected as soon as
Loco. Focoism has the power to do 1t safely lhe
whole battle is to be fought again; and the same
great army is Furnishing its armor and awaiting
konly the Blast of the Bugle," that shall call II
to the field. The Young Mems Convention Will
give proper and spirited opening to the grand
campaign 1t will assemble, in the strength OF
numbers and of devotion to the principles OF the
great Wing party, to take the banner under which
the discreet and experienced men of the nation
shall resolve to fight, and to bear it back to the
people and summon them to rally beneath 1t. NO
Wing doubts that the name of HENRY CLAY will
lend lustre 10 its folds and arouse the old Wing
spirit throughout the land. There is no true
Whig who will not follow it into the thlckest OF
the fight, and battle for it with all his strength.
Let, then, great multitude of the Wings OF the
land gather at Baltimore to rear it aoft and hont
it in the faces of those who are ready to do battle
against it. The Wings Of the Monumental CITY
yromise to all who will come Wing hospitality,
and the most cordial welcome OF true Wing
hearts.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

~ Rev. Able BACH, Curate of the Cathedral
Church OF ST. Louis, died Of Yellow Fever at
New Orleans on the 18th, after an illness Of forty
eiUht hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02
MURDER " Bsnr,YoRE-Tbe Baltimore pa

MURDER ~ BALr1MoRE.-The Baltimore pa
pers mention most singular murder perPetrafe0
here on Thursday Of last week. A young wo
man named Hiss Ann Maria Burk while passing
through the street Just opposite the Cathedral,
was accested IN insulting language BY man
who answered her question as TO what he want
cd, by saying he ?urposed to murder her. de
then struck her with club upon the head, and
she fell to the ground. On recovering sufficient
" she crawled to neighboring mouse, and died
thenext day. She was woman of unlmpeach-
able character, and no motive for so terrible an
assault can be conectured. The Mayor has Of
sered reward of $500 for the apprehension OF
the murderer, No clue has vet been obtained
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

u One of the heaviest falls of rain we have
been visited with this season, commenced about
twelve o'clock, PM land Is at the time ofour going
TO press, still descending, attended with thunder
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

~ The Wings of Oneida County have no.
minated WARREN CONVERSE of Westmorland,
GEeRGE BRlsrol. of Kirkland, SAMUEL B. IiNck-
LEY of Camden, and Russell FULLER Of Stcaben,
for the Assembly,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

0J Hon. JAMES MATHEWS has been nurninat
ed for Congress by the Loco Focos of the Six
teenth District of Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

u An lrishman employed on the railroad near
Hartford CT, was recently killed by being run
over by a dirt car from which he had fallen. He
was from this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

10 Christopher w Bender has been reelected
Chamberlain of the city of Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

Police OFFIcE.-INGENIous FnAuD-A colo'ei
man named Peter Morris, arrested aad fully couana
for delaudins Mr.. John AIeecker, druggist No 5l Beat
way ou, Of So The went TO Mr. Neeckeis etoie a
stated tia, DR.. Gerarlus Post wanted for immede S
IN small bills Mr.. NJ. the money to the doctor. hons
b his boy-there he met by the colored rogue who took
it from stating he was his servant The next taynuD
discovered that Dr. Post on" OF the llty aud MT. M
ker sought the arrest OF Morris He was found SATURDAY
on the FIVE Points taken prison aud fully committed
Psr.r LARcENls.-M Margaret Ward picked the pock,; c
George Montgomery No. 63 Cherry.st OF So The female
wa, ,agfant and therefore sent up Blackwell
Island for months as such.
John Riley was arrested and fully committed to P,ison
He stole hat from Mr.. Edward Freely.
CORONER: OFF1cE.-Thc Coroner held an in
quest a, the Cry Hospital the body Of Lawrence Gdu
non born in Ireland, about 10 years old. He engaged
in taking of old roof from the house No As Mulberry
street, on Saturday aud fell into The yard He was taken
up very badly injured condition and afterwards eorve!
TO the Hospital, where he died Verdict III accordance with
the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

ArTEalrr AT MURDER AND SUIcIDE.-We learn
by a gentleman who arrived this morning from
the West, that William Andrews, formerly
gardener of this city, made most tiend-hke at
tempt to murder his wife at Schenectady, yester-
day morning between the hours OF 6 and l. tie
stabbed her in the neck with large knife, cut
ting cash in an oblique direction between the
spinal cord and jugular vein about FIVE inches
long and three deep After which he made an
Intellectual attempt to cut his own throat. They
are persons under the middle age; and the cause
of this revolving crime is supposed to have been
jealousy. Faint hopes are entertained of Mrs
Andrews recovery. Andrews has been sppre-
hended and lodged in Jail.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

CO Families about fitting their kitchens for the win
requested TO look the advertisement of SAMUEL
PIERCE this paper, and then call and his KITCHEN
RANGES az III Fulton street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

CRY PRISoN STArIsTlcs.-The keeper of the
cisy furnishes with the following for The
pas, week viz that 1873 persons had been commi'ted-l
Of whom were white females IS females cooE-d males
aud females ll9 had been discharged 81 white males
10 females II colosd males and females, 65 Of this mum
Der have 10 the peneutiary Backwe Island
ethe, vagrants 54 still remain prison
viz: * whites males 81 females, 81 coorsd males and L
L..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

UJ The correspondent OF the N. II. CourIeT,
in speaking of the recent murder Of Mrs. Bacon
at Middleton, says
Bell aud Roberts ara still confined our jail The lat
t has the derun Circumstances thicken against
them Yesterday, Be taken Westfed, to pont ou
The ground which he claims he that day Sunday
would serve TO asten the crime them stick used for
cafe was found in te the body of the murdered
woman Bell acknowledged that Roberts cut suck ;iet
the house OF Mr. Bacon with Bell lawyer Tyler pretended
70 send for it, and being brought n Bell said IT was he
same and when told where was found he instantly re-
marked, That beats the devil
Yesterday another arrested in MeEiden HIS
name is Hall The circumstances his hand being Sc
verev cut and large quantities. of blood his clothes He
has already been State Prison There not doubt In
the minds of any Of our but that the three guilty
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

" d.. Tayors Balsam oi LiveryoLt from - i;Isrss:
C0ysrt'5 Balm of Lite AMI Dr. Aliens baisah - -
sold genuine down town II q ;ourtiandts 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

e HoXAcE GEEELgY, the Editor of this jour
nal, who has been and sull is absent from New
York on Western tour, was recently in Pitts
burgh, Pa. for few days, in attendance upon a
Convention of the friends of Association. Dur
ing his stay IN that city he was invited BY the
Associated Printers of Pittsburgh, to attend q
complimentary supper. He was obliged 10 de-
cline bat sent the following sentiment
sOur art: Having aoae much more than Congresses
or Cannon achieve the Political aud Religious Liberty OF
Mankind may prove faithful to It's high calling By aiding
20 secure the LaSorng Classes that Industrial aafen
dencs and Social Elevation without which Civil Freedom
is imperfect and Of little worth"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

u \ lad named Albert Carl at Cincinnati,
was killed a few days since, by being dragged en-
the ground by horse which was frightened by
the railroad cars. He had fastened the halter to
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

FIFTH SENATE DlsrRlcr.-I'homas Barlow, OF
Madison, and George C. Sherman, of Jefferson
have been nominated for the State Senate by the
Locos of the 5th district. Troy Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

SEVENTH DIsTRlcr-Thc Wings OF the Sew
enth Senatorial district in this State have NOM
mated Hon. JOHN MAYNARD, OF Seneca coun-
ty, as their candidate for the State Senate. Mr..
Maynard has done distinguished service TO the
cause Of sound Wing principles and filled seats
in both the State and National Legislatures with
eminent ability His selection is highly Judicious
and we are glad to learn that the peopls of his
district are determined to elect him.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

FOURTH SENATE DlsrR1cT.-General Clark, OF
Washington county, has been nominated for the
State Senate by the Locos Of the Fourth District
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

PHALoSs ICBERosE SHAVING CRE.M-Ths ar-icIe !.
enneat calculated 70 sapercede almost every other pra
tion Tor shaving So highly pleasing qualities in soft
eans the beard aad iIaTtils whteness and smooth ap
afance 70 the face hitherto unattan- By aa invention for
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

~ d.. TaylOr,s balsam ot LlysrvoLt lton fi5efEa
Covert Balm of Lite AMI Or. Aliens baisah - 80
sold genuine down town II u jourandt 81
Il S.nce It has been found ,hit DE- iensp5 % .orrn m
Worm Candies IS supplying the place OF oii 5ssp4n
cmes dt;cm pt has been made 10 nfb2 =, i % sy 20 81
those who keep similar article All we have 70 0atbes
persons IS tey need rot give themselves any Il is
bad better SAFE .helr money II will do no buy il
ltte ir article we'll known the peo" ~ Is e9ual
cau.e they know it IS good, His DDnneA Sa''1'
efF-ctuai. Hc, IS y,
It's sold wholesale and retail at Dr. Covert dssY
ssu ST. Clinton Hall; also 80 Bower; Y f~a coz ~
Hudson 81 ;20S Greenwich ST.; III Eis,th R,nd., \
St and Third avenue, Hare.a y +; and Oh Z -.
sey City. ,nd ccpi5
f.s-Depot for j. W Ay1es black, blue, rsd' SA' -
inks 1t 33 Nassau ST. ,,,,,
G at Meeting Of the Whi; lgsaa, e ySS.sas
Wright held at the Mansion House in the el' - rs- y
Wednesday evening the 9th instant ssusa,
called TO the Char, and Richmond Ward "es 'f'
retary. "a hr the CtS
The object Of the meeting having BEEN s'S'e-
man, alte1 some deiberauon 1t was ,y.,,ou Wsgss
Resolred, That this neet,ng nominate angrs;s in
Of Newark as an independent Candidate i9 ~. erssy
coming Election for he Fifth District 3l - Mr. Wng
recommend public meeting OF the tfsnaS he ID
De held at Stewarts Hotel on Monday esshiAo'
next, al half past seven O'Clock. ...t;n. be sss
Resolved, That the proceeding. OF tns aad be =
by the Chairman Secretary and Others p,r York.
iished the Newark papers and asc u Charms
SAMUEL MEkhN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

In the report OF the cargo of the Gladiator,
for London. which we published some days since,
the item OF cheese should have been 2556 boxes,
instead of Sc boxes
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

VAN BuREN ON REpEAL.-The Frcemans Jour
nal of last week publishes the ex-President's letter
on Repeal with this pointed comment:
owe commend this letter the attention readers
ipSns them better tuck at GSee'tGins the sentiments Of
the distinguished wer than we have had. Though we
read II several nmes for hepupose, obliged
still TO confess ourselves IN he dark what the
writer's opnion Of the propriety OF the American move
nen fany fsiend succeeds better should be glad 10
hear from hin-poStGse paid. Seriously il would have
grarhed much had the exPresidsnt been somewhat
piic IL Is rather amusing the uantenliona satire OF
the Ple6eian IN It's praise OF lis clearress SC -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

improves with age, whereas 1t is we'll known that soaps
ose .sf enoient ns!uIe and dTy APP causing the skin
shond be without thus Plus ultra of the toilet
tgia invited az the hair dessi ~ saloon 2l, rroad
way. ppeslte So Paul's. FDWD PHALON.
Sold wholesale and retail by Brsinard CO. Is Court ST.,
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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-12


East half northwest quarter section "a.
township s, range 4 west, containing 79
0v.l00lh acres; assessed 70 John ScoOl (mi.
nor. Iaxesd due dollar and 90 cents
Printers Zee dollars.
East bali northwest quarter and vest half
southeast quarter section 50, township I3,
range westi containing I60 Saloon
acres. entered BY and assessed 10 James
Stewart. Taxes due dollars and 40 cents
Printers fec s dollars.
East half northwest quarter section q;
southeast quarterof northeast quarter sec.
ton s township 9, range wests southeast
quar- d northeast quarter section 81, and
east half southeast quarter section SO, town
ship 70. range 2 west; containing PA 81.
Tooth acres: assessed as the property Of
Edwin Thomas. Taxes due IS GO.
Printers fee dollars.
South half west half northwest uualtef
section 2: north half west falf northwest
quarter and east half northwest quarter and
west half southwest quarter and northeast
quarter section 3, township g, and east hall
southwest quarter section "a, township 10
south half west half northwest quarter sec
ton 8, township Q: west half southwes
quarter section 34, township 10: east bal
southeast quarter section So, township 10
all N range 2 west; containing about 6sS
46.lo0th acres; assessed as the property o
Henry Nj Walerson. Taxes due SI4 90
Printers fee IS dollars and 90 cents.
i West half northeast quarter section "a
and west half southeast quarter section IS
Township ~, range Iwest; I'D lots.I2 an,
i I3, and part of Too No. AZ il the town
Benton, assessedto v. w. Woods. TAKE
dueI2 dollars, 90 cents. Prs fee 8 dol's.
Lots Nos. & 5.section 10: lots Nos.
S q 6, section 80, township ~, range
west, containing 462 I5.I00th acres, asses
sed to Rebececa j. White. Taxes due
dollars, rs cents. PFintef's fee 8 dolls.
ST.. JAMES, Il. C.Y. g.
February 10, 1913. 31-14t.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-12

~ WILL offer for sale before the Court
House door, 10 the town Of Benton,
Yazoo county, hi, to the highest bidder,
for cash, between the hours Of IL o'clock,
A. NJ, and 3 O'Clock, p. M, for the taxes
dues for ls4l and 1912, on Monday, the
2sth day Of May. Hext, ls4s: the following
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-12


III WILL offer for sale 10 The highest bid.
y der, for cash, before the Court House
door 10 the town O. Benton, Yazoo Co., on
Monday the l5ik day Of Nay, ls4S,
between II O'Clock, a. nj. and 3 o'clock,
p. d., the following described lands, to pay
the State and County Tax que thereon for
1912, and all costs s-South half and northeast
quarter and east half Of norih vest quarter,
section 50; southeast quarter and cast half
Of Southwest quarter, section 81; south half
west half Of northwest quarter, section So;
south half west half Of southwest quarter,
section "a; aIlin township IS, range 4 east
west half southwest quarter, section Z, town.
ship 3, range 2 easf north hall and south.
east quarter and east half Of southwest
quarter, section 19; west half northwest
quarter and east lilf northwest quarter,
section "a; west half southeast quarter,
section %; and SO much of east side Of east
half southwest quarter Is VIII make - 50-
iI0Oth acres, al in township q range 7
east; southwest quarter, section g. town.
ship 10, range west. northeast quarter
southwest quarter. section township 10
range west; Che hole 81 se'ion q; wesl
lbaIf northwest quarter and west halt south
west quarter and east half noriheast quartet
and west half southeast quarter and eas'
half southwest quarter and west halt north
easl quarter and east haif northwest guar
tsr, section IS. township range east
northeast quarter and west half souloeas
quarter and ea,t bali southeast quarter, cas-
half southwest quarter and east hat north
west quafief ahdweat ball southwest quar-
Der. section 2o, township O, range Z east
east half southeast quaflels section II; eas
5, half northeast quaE'er and east nait south
. east quarter and south ta'f west balf south
& east quarter, section %. alIin township I
{ range east; east ha' souibe quartet
g section so, township range east; sout
3 east quarter a8d Wee ha northwest quaI
q ter q seciien 30: north has sonihWt'
|. quarieT,section ~ north htli ana eouIL
west quarter, section 15i She whole 81 sex
(, ton II; west half northwest quartet Sex
ton 2; south bali section 3; north ha
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-12

U" NhE Co-patnership heretofore existing
between The undersigned, under the
style Of WM. W1nAN 8 Co., was dissolved
on the 10Th inst. by mutual consents The
business will Be continued 81 w Wymani
who alone Is authorized to adjust The affairs
Of the late iirme WM. WYMAN,
EDM'D KIMBALL.
Yazoo city. Apfil 81, 1s43. 41-tf.