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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

NOTHING will dress the Human Hair so beau
ti(uy as three shilling bottle of Jonss's Coral Han
ps-otIy X csss the hair such delicious, soft, dark
silky feeling and aprearance and Will not DRY on II Other
rion clears the hair of andrn. stops It's falling off &c
Sold by SE.5,zr the sz2 Of the Arnsrican Eagle 81
N7EW-YOKK CITY RHEUMATIC DISPEN-
' SARY, 100 lireen;vich-st Teet-Geo: V. GARDNER,
n D. Graduate from thu Pittseid Medical Institution,
announces thu citizens OF his arrival from
T CITY Utica r4red by long experience in the cure Of
Testimonials OF which may b. seen The Dispen-
vEY FEW MINUTES PERMANENTLY. Persons afflicted
invited cell and satisfy Themselves Of the efficacy OF his
means. y few minutes VIII setisiE The most sceptica
y Y. City Dispeasary, 100 Greenwlch-'t. So i'm
INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-The subscriber is
now receiving biz all supply OF India Rubber Shoes and
rn. berg gsera and complete be found the
he supplied By the different manufacturers with
svsrv selsable style OF Shoes
His stock of liked Rubbs decidedly the bestever offered
H hsies lining GOOD Shoes they lined superior
manner PLAN and figured Rubbes, Mems and Wornens,
,bs supply Is large and well seasoned.
Sheet and Cloth Rubber Shoes, Busins, Sandals mauuiac-
trred RubbsTs, BE- fouHd biishmeat made
- 4 superior manner and warranted.
Also India Rubber Carag Cloth. Hose for the Croton
Water Machine Banding lie pyeeryers, Pillows; Cushions,
sc Sc md all other Manufactured goods o. hand ant man
ufac.u!ea 20 o:d-r. &. L. Ross,
> l2i Maiden lane tetyveen Pad AID "
DO0TS. AND SHOES-Country Merchants and
ID Others invite ca! aud examine general assortment
u B. arge invoice Of thick kip and calf Boots aud AlE
and calf BIogans sewed and d The above will be sold
yy low Tor cash short tine for approved pas. Pieas'
ell and examine idon't lor-st The uumber.}
.aul+ lndltW. U. States Hotel buildings. ~ York
ID HUBARB-al cases prime E. |. RhGbarb for
IL sale By GRINSELL, MINTuBN & co.
ana 10 soufhsueet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

! WERPOOL ORREL COAL.--Now dis
Lcha.gins from ship North Carolina pier No g. las;
river superior article for family Inquire board OF Of
WARDS BROWNE,
corner Laight aud " ashington streets
On SATURDAY. shall b. unloading boat lead of very
rer.or Srnne Col, For sale az lowest market price -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

Il Canal street near Broadway This splendid establish
rnen. the mos complete the kind the United States
* now OMEN fo Of pupils and symnasts rom
o'clock 4 VI until 10, ?. NJ
sparins and Fencing taught in large apartment attached
~ the (i,Tnasuu b. competent and experienced Professor
Parents AMI guardians boys and all who appreciate the
benefits resulting thu Of these exercises are invited 10
-, and SEP for themselves. Slztt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

DEACH ORCHARD RED ASH COAL from
the well known Salem Ven Of all SIZES, screened and de-
vsre from the boat gard below the market prices. Lv
eTpooi 81 --hgh size, 81 No second quality OF
CosI-No Agents. All Coal weighed By City Weghey.-
arsoes sent up North and East Rivers reduce
ard sol Washington 81. near Spring; -
,,oe ,p IL Y o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

EOALS-Large nut size. 81 81: stove 81 rs;
~ and fresh broken and egg SIS CO per tom from the yard
corner Of kng and Greenwich streets Consumers rely
getting the best Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal We'll
ed in the yard and delivered the above prices for cash
reduction of IS PER VIII be given taken rect from
rh- boats anil Pm PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

WHO Will BE BALD OR GREY-lIEAp-
Ed when for the price OF three hi!iirgs SPLEEN
did head ofair can be had Reader this putting. Read
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

MRS: ROBINSON, fashionable Clear Starcber.
'is9 Es s St fth te3E ab9ye S:ac EhEoisEits
% new shaTs Aerno FouIard Silks, Mousel de lanes,
Table Covers. sc. cleaned. SO I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

ID HUBARB-2l cases prime E. l. Rhgbarb for
IL sale By GRINSELL, MINTUBN < co.
ans 10 Sou;hsItct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

The Fsculty OF Washington College john P Brace. Pn-
cipa OF tins Hartford Female Seminary Mrs G. Young,
ford Young Ladies Boarding SCHOOL, T. l. Wright Pfinclc
raj Of the Pavilion Fam School; L. \. Ircy Principal OF
the Hartford Gammar School Il Barnard SecTetry OF the
board OF Commissioners Of Common Schools; Rev Or.
f!awes Rev. r. II. G!uiet, Rer. G. Burgess. SO Tvs
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14
WING TICKET
FoR THE HOUSE. OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
w. Il. MILES,
BENZ. LEWIS.
The Eighth volume.

The present number commences the 9TH
VOLUME OF THE WIG. We have struggled
on for the last eight years against disadvan,
tagss and disappointments in pscuniary af-
fairs; but thanks to the liberality Of the pub
lie and our own endeavors, we have been
enabled to weather The storm, and furnish
the patrons Of the WING with newspaper
1--WE belieye) we'll fled with
"The passing tidings Of the times"
In presenting the first number Of new
volume to the public, we would suggest *
our numerous debtors, the Propriety Of an
immediate liquidation of the sums due us
we have-tO pay cash for paper, ink, journey
men. and all materials requisite in our Office.
and it is not to be expected that we can de
this, unless we can collect the accounts due
US for work done. We hope this will be
taken Unto consideration, and the difficulty
speedily removed. We make no promises
as to the further usefulness of the Wing
its appearance and editorials must speak fol
themselves
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14

this respectit differs from the case Of Owens
and Of Swayne.
| have endeavored to show, that the prin-
ciple of want Of power cannot be made to
operate in this case, but even if mistaken
in this, II cannot benefit the defendant in
error. It Is clear that the bank had the
power under its charter to discount the note
saedon, and reserve eight per cent discount
Which-is all that vas done. Ifithad not the
power to make the additional stipulation,
about the cotton and the domestic exchange,
that is the part which fails for want of pow
eF. "Where distinct Limitation or appoint
ment is,made according to the power and
another distinct Limitation or appointments
made, though IN the same Instrument ex-
ceeding the power, the former is good even
at law, and the latter will be held void -
Sagden On Powers, Iii, $50; Story Agen.
$50. Thus even in class of cases, which
seem to form an exception to the Q neral
rule as before stated, if the good NAV be
separated from the bad, the sound from the
unsound, it is done. BE- the application Of
This rule, the note in this case is sustained.
But We desire the case to restupon tire gen
eral principles herein laid down, rather than
upon any exception, and we think il may
safely stand upon them.
Some apology may be necessary for the
unusual lengthsf this opinion; it may be
found in the fact, that we were admonished
that many other cases in. this and the infe-
rior courts awaited our decision. 1t was
therefore not deemed sufficient to state the
mere result Of our inquiries without alse
making known the process of reasoning by
which we reached the conclusion.
On the whole Is are Of opinion that a
corporation is subjectto the constitution and
general laws of the land, in force at the
time of its creation, and applicable to il:
condition, precisely as natural person, ex
cept so far as its charter has conferred ex
emplions, or imposed restrictions. The
charge Of the court below departs from this
principle, in declaring that the contract i
usurious is wholly void The Judgment i
therefore reversed, and the cause remandeC
for new trial, TO be goVeEoned by the prin
ciples herem laid down.
/ judgement reversed,
CLAYTON.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14
Baltimore, (Md.1 June II. lS4s.

Speaking Of the Presidents journey and
his reception by different communities and
gatherings Of the people, the NetO York En-
press says that stnot one of the numerous
speeches which have been addressed to him
from the time he set cut from Washington
until he left New York made the most distant
allusjon to his reelection; net shout from
the member Of any crowd, nor a hammer nor
inscription Of any kind from any Quarter has
been heard of, which had a tendencyio con-
vey the slightest indication to the President
that there Wasea voter who intended TO sup
port him at the next contest" This is GER
tainly . remarkable fact, and the Express
says that il has reason to believe, upon in
formation from variety Of sources, that the
fact has net escaped the Presidents netice.
"The sole Object,' says the Express. ssof
the extraordinary attentions of our locefoco
city rulers was to obtain possession of the
few remaining Offices now in the hands Of
the wings; but they did not dare to bid so
high as 70 offer him their support
National Tatelligencer.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14
ANNUNCIATTONS.
az SkeriG.

W are authorized to announce JOHN w.
FUQUA, as candidate for the Office of Sheriff
OF Yazoo county, at thenext election.
For Probate Judge.
We are authorized to announce Thomas
3. WOODWARD. Esq. as a candidate for re-
election to the office of Probate JUDGE a. The
November election. ~
We are authorized to announce Joan r.
RICHARDS, Esq. IS a candidate for the Office
OF Probate Judge of Yazoo county, at the
next November election.
For Circuit CotslF Clerk.
We are authorized to announce F. W.
WIRELESS, as a candidate for the Office Of
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Yazoo county.
at the next NOvember election,
We are authorized to announce FHos p
SLADE as candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Yazoo
county, at the next November election.
For Tar Collector.
We are requested to announce THoaAsI.
WILSON, as candidate for the Office Of Tax
Collector of Yazoo county, at he next No
Vemher election.
We are authorised 70 announce cHaR1rs
u. HENDERSON, as candidate for The Office
next November election.
j
BEAsIEY, as A candidate for the Office Of Tar
Collector Of YazOo county, at the naxt Ne
vendor election.
We are authorised to announce M. e.
BLINcoE az candidate for the Office of-Tax
Collector, Ct the next November election.
For Assessor.
We are utheTized to annsunce WV. =
KEMPToN, as . candidate for the ofice e
Assessor Of Yazoo county, atshe next Flee
lion.
We are authorized to announce JoHr
HoWARDi as candidate for reelection q The
next November election. -
We are authorized 10 announce Wn1fkss
g. HAYS, IS candidate for the Office -
Assessor Of Iazoo county, At the next M
vemher election.
We are authorized TO announce JogN o.
HUNTER, as candidate for the Office ~ e..
SCISSOR Of Yazoo county, a. the next Nevem.
Der election.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14
Cotton Bonds,

We publish this week, the highly impor-
tant decision by the Supreme Court of this
State, on what has been famiIllary knOwR as
the Cotton Bond cases of the Banks.
The decision was delivered by Judge
CLAYTON in the case of the Commercial Bank
Of Manchester VS.. John I. Nolan, taken up
from this county, and covers the whole
ground of defence set up BY the shippers OF
cotton. 1t is most able and alike creditable
to the talents and integrity Of our Supreme
Judiciary.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14
CLAYTON.
JUICE TURNER concurs.

The LocusTs.--To PosTMAsTERs AND Ed.
roRs.-This singular insect is at this time
amusing the people ia various parts Of the
United States. But as ii appears in one
year in one section, and IN annother year 10
another, it is a mater of great Unrest in ma
tsral history TO ascertain the boundaries and
extent Of territory Occupied BY each family
or district. ! announced, few DAYS since,
that had ascertained the existence of six
teen different disiricts-since then have
discovered two more, making eighteen dis
tricts or families of locusts. If each post
master in places where loeusts appear will
dropme line, stating the facts Of their ap-
pearance at his location, shall be able Il
make out map Of each district, embracing
every state, countytown, &C., occupied b
each family of locusts. This will give liz
lie trouble toRhe post!masters, and will be d
great service to the Development Of the
natural history of our country. / will also
send to every post master, who will send me
the information requiredsas above, book
containing the whole natural history of the
insect. The editors who shall copy this ar
teal and send me copy of the paper con
tanning il, | will also send copy of the book
above mentioned, when publised. If ed
itors of papers and posimasters comply viii
this request, i shall be able to present to then
the history of the most curious insect o
world. Unjust be obvious that nothing bu
the agency Of the post masters and editors
as above can accomplish the object; and
ask it of them, the more freely, because
can have no personal intrest in it.
GIDEON B. SMITH, nj. D.
Baltimore, Md. June II, 1913.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14

We would recommend to our Representa-.
tatives in the Legislature, to have an act
passed at the present session j in some va
modifying or rather correcting the abuses
the jury service in eur Circuit Court. b
the matter now stands, a fswsuneduca,ed
men.who do nothing and cannot understand
the plainest case; who hang about the Court
House for the purpose of receiving the smOl-
uments of Jurors, sit en- and decide nearly
every case. thus dspriving the citizen of a
trial By his peers. It is true an intelligent
and honestjury are summoned for each week
but one has sick wife, anothers child has
the whOOping cough, and third, probably,
is considerably in the grass''-they are all
excused ''prOUided they will find su5sti-
tuie''; this is readily done in the person above
mentioned, and thus the trial by jury is sub
yerted. We would recommend that the Law
proposed to be passed, authorize flor this
county, the summoning Of double the num-
Der Of Jurors for each week that is now pro
vided for By Law; this, we understand, meets
the appreciation Of the Judge 81 the District,
and will no doubt correct the evil.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14
The LegisIature.

The two houses met At the Capitol IT 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, % Monday last, in pursuance
OF the CALI from ths Governor. After crga-
nizlng'a joint committee was appointed to
wait on his Ezcelleney and inform him that
both Houses had organized, and were ready
to receive any communication he had to
make to them. The Governor informed the
Committee that he was not at that time pre-
pared to make any communication TO them,
but would be at u o'clock, NJ, on Tuesday.
It is said that the meeting between the Com
mittee and bis Excellency was rich scene.
The House adjourned. after shert session,
until Tuesday, to allow the Democratic Cen
vention the use of the Hall.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14

MORE CAUSE OF TROUBLE ON THE FRoNr1RR.
lit appears from the Montreal papers thai
thai the incendiarism which was so freanent
on the frontier during the Canadian troubles
two or three ySars ago, has been recommen.
ced. During the last week enc dwelling
house and TIRES barns in the vicinity d
Odeltown were fred the sane night, and ap-
parenily at the same time. No doubt can
exist as 10 the act having heen the work Of
incendiaries. The acts are charged t. citi-
zens Of the United States, but with what
Justice and upon what evidence does not
appeaF.-I5,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14
The Democratic $40 Convention.

The great Democratic State Convention
met at Jackson on Monday last at o'clock,
r. NJ, and organized by electing JESSIE
SPEIGHT, Esq, Of Lewndes, President, and
VIM. M. Smyth. of Claiborne, Secretary
There was quite full attendance of dele
gates; what they will accomplish remains to
be seen. There appeared to be some dissatis-
faction among the delegates generally, not
withstanding q good many patriotic and
feeling speeches were made for the purpose
Of pouring oil upon the troubled waters
The Hon. B. J. Walker addressed the Con-
vention for about half an hour, in which he
endeavOrsd to demOlish the. Wing party but
made most signal failure. The Hon. Pew
haitian Ellis, Ex-Mexican Minister, was in
vited to address the convention, but declin-
ed the honor, being, we presume, too lazy
TO talk.
The Convention adjourned, at a late hour,
until Tuesday morning at o'clock, without
making any nominations.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14
IN ma Field,

The Hon. GEORGE R. CLAYTON, the Whig
CT ldidate for Governor, has entered noble
int the work Of canvassing the State;he ad-
dressed the citizens of Madison county al
Canton on Monday last. We hope to have
him in Yazoo shortly.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14

or The great length Of Judge clayion's
bank decision, has prevented Us from having
our usual quantity Of editorial and selected
matter in to-say's paper.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14

louisiana ELEcTIoN.-So far as returns
have been received from Louisiana ii appears
that the wings are licked. SlideH fdem.l is
elected in the FIST district, White fwhigl is
supposed to be reelected in the second dis
.riCt. and Dawson tdem.) is thought to be
elected in the third district.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14
The sfanmer VnInnf.

This excslIent boat having been compelled
to undergo some repairing, left this place on
"Wednesday last for New Orleans for that
purpose. She win BE- absent about two
weeks. when she win again be At her post
making her regular trips.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14

o. We are again under obligations to
Capt. Wallis of the VOlant, for late New
Orleans and Cincinnati papers.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14

Captain Tyler and guard arrived at Wash
ingten City on the sd ult. Wonder how
his accidOncy succeeded in electioneering.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14

Kendall Of the Picayune and Ex-Texan
prisoner. makes it ''pini' to drink quar-
Of cold water every merning, lest be might
be thirsty that day when the delicious article
could not Be had. He formed the resolution
when nearly famishsd, marching prisoner
over the immense prairies lying between
Santa Fe and the city Of Mexico.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14

The Grafton delivered by Mr.. Webster Al
the Bunker Hill Celebration on the nth ult..
is ! splendid production.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14

We are authorized to announce JOHN w.
FUQUA, as candidate for the Office of Sheriff
Of YazoO county, at thelnext election,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-17
REBELLIoNs IN ILLINors.-The ST. Louis Era
of the evening of the 18th, saws

Two hundred citizens Of Coles county Illinois, have
resolved public meeting ha heed should be paid to the
decision OF the Supreme Court Of the United States setting
aside the aPpraisement law OF Illinois, that all officers be
advised not TO carry suck decision the sal. OF property
that they ce asked 10 their Offices If they cannot
ply with sach accommodation; that they (the p-opel Will
oppose them oy all far and mild means and ii that will NOT
do they will oppose them hy force of AIMS and all other
means IL their power. that committees De appointed TO
certain from such officers whether they will persist
such sales or VIII resign theiE places that the meeting APP
point ocs 10 carry out the e.outons tina, the decision
OF The Supreme Court regarded unjust and binding
on the people OF illinois, and tia; they pledge their lives
tunes and sacred honeEs sustain their r.solntons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-17
Louisiana.

~, WI. L.,o nroba bl,, elected M Member
-. f,o,n J,a;.;.,a Mr. Sl;deu ;s ogoct.
- 20 49, r.. =. ro.. c,,oar D;s,r;c, ,,no,
= r. H.. ho
A"' o''o -, -" l,,.'- - -
49,. ,l,.,., W.; ,.., .,o
~ - 10 sscond Dis,r;ct Mr. Labrancbe has
~. 80, -. uIh;to b., e.,,, vo,os He
- ..;., !, 1al. p.n,;.. % boar from
"' -. aaa,a ~ oh.hI,,
IN IN" ' :, Cax DO i of course 70
I''' ~ ~ - =, ,rI; - n;s,.;o, ,rh;ch i oco
$50 ''>,I' ~ Je,,h. 49, uon ,obn
:, wv anu w NV r1r 49, !. ~. p r D..
Ihoofe 10 run OUT III '''' ' III " In
sler' we nave mcagrc returns rom 'i'is Dis'iic'
DIS yet' ou' WHICH . '''i,s - 'D''0,s'y S0'.7
wrong IL IS SAFE 10 chciuoc 'ii"' It WIZ 80 Dc a'
wrong aS 1t can.
IT. I'LL 80 ,roh,lJ,, ,;.uo MORO ,l,on half the
" poA - f'0Ny
vote of the State. The Wings were quite aware
A.. A., 49,. tI,.o o.,,;,, g.. bl r oco E,co
-iu' VIZ ,''N' 'io'' - 80 ','''' ~
and, as they had nothing but Members oil that
conrress IN choose thcv did M, see fiji 70 worry
~" 80 ~ o'''''N' ''ioJ NV ''O'
themselves about IT. This may be ever so bad
caIcnla,;op--,vc onlv cbronicle tho fact Mono
nc tho INbr s,,onrholds rive ,nv ,b;nr like :, t,
.voto For cy,mn,c tbc nrcc;nct Of Cbcnicrc Com.
inada IN St lanes usually po,ls = clean WHO
81 q :, hoe 49,. ,,o,iod ,,,o vote on,,, I'D
49,, co.4bor ooo Cooo o,,,d;d,.o, N,o..r. c,l;aou
ND T abr.rcbo h,,,c ,,so,, ,or ,c,;,o !, ,c c.n
49, e.r,,,u s,,,~,I
49, o,ors s.. n,p;la ,he VIZ, aaad;J.,os AID
81. -. WI. IL. ,,.~,,..1 -,
ooc,;on h.. oo d.,.,s .nrass h,,, ho AID 40,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-17
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
correspondence OF I ne ItIUUHr'
Pun .nrrpyr July

PHILADELPHIA, July 10, I. VI
TRIAL MrEnER1oh9 As2a n'othsr ., sa o .Ss
psdnbs Bar previous his death wi! be placed upou
n afdf m Of tsss S sh,,i Si.: nn
ina -o' =, &C liquor Allison arrasued on Saiu
ds, and plead not guilty * Judge Barton WILL defend the
prisoner MAJ. containing two persons was
DKo"Nsp.ii, by The steamboat Pioneer, oppo-
ran down what and one Of the sogs Thomas
c c!Ii S:o~asd Great and believe nsfsd 'F''s "
attached The Captain Of the FIGgss5 SON of the late Dr.
va, "riaiaed Deacon tins morning at s..
Ps,srs Church Third and Pine streets he ceremonies
weTe highly interesting throughout ,,on 500 PERSONS at the
IT, lambda, Yesterday morning left with up arc
Of I5o passengers The bathing represented as de1is"
and the r,onnt Of business was transacted IN our
s,neI marx. on saturday Pennsylvania Ewes improved
sallin- AZ 20