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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26
Commercial CONFIDENCE.

Commercial credit, from It's humhe-t to It's
very highest loral. is based OH moral conf
lence-confdence, not so much perhaps in
what tie individual trusted might probably
10 ii lefI 10 himself, as in what he i'll be
constrained 10 do rather Than brave tue re-
eminent will which the moral feelings OF
-ociety wonld be prepared to visit the unjust
)r dlshonorabe. Ii much should be WanI-
ng.in the principle OF the Individual, much
SIll be supplied by the principle OF society /;
lud ii the man should " holly fail in thi,
especi, the community will not. With
svery step in social advancement. this sys-
en- OF credit widens aud becomes more in-
ricaIeI and in the greatness Of its compass,
tnd in The delicacy OF It's details, we per-
ceive that as men become more 0pnleat and
civilized, they learn TO place increasing con-
Silence in each other, mani'eStly regarding
ZACH other as more rthy-more mora!.
IN all these respects, the morality OF Law il
he public morality embodied. We lnay add
ha' order, puncruaity, promptitude, cour.
ige, all ATE more or less necessary TO ner
camille success, and all are in The same &C.
gree necessary as elements OF moral ha4it
Nor can it be less Obvious, that the c0nslan
md earnest occupation which so eHectualll
Jrecudes ideness, must do much to pfe
;iude ce.-Yaag hans Age If Great Giles
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26
More thieves in Jackson, nigh in ONCE

More Thieves in Jackson, High in Office
We learn upon good authority, Presumine
that in ocoloco Reputation the VieksbuFp
Sentinel is good authority, that Graves slope
did not take away all the thieves from the
cabinet a, Jackson. Il new seems that Mr..
Matthews, The present auditor OF public &C
counts and candidate for reelection - a
thief of the first magnitude. Il may perhaps
be recol'ecled thai, during tho canvass IN
l84l, the wing press entire warned the Peo'
ME agains, the election Of Matthews and
Graves as the two principal fiscal officers Of
the State. We warned the people that II
was unsafe 10 place The peoples money ~
such hands FOR they had never either oil them
given substantial evidence Of honesty, 5ui
that on the contrary they were in this re-
specl decidedly suspicious. We ask now u
il had not been much be,er for the STATE ii
this advice had been lakenl The one OF the
two gentlemen in QUESTION has already run
off with nearly all The available funds OF the
State, and the other is expected TO follow hi-
example the frs. favorable opportunity
What picture does lhis presents Was
ever the honest tax.paying people Of any
State so horribly humbugged by any comPan,
OF demarogues beforel Was ever any PEG
pie before gulled into the election 10 hig'
Offices ul trust and profit Of two most magnl
fcent swinders! Yet, strange as this MAJ
seem, il is the picture We now present 10 th'
world. If we were a country Of healhens
this perhaps might be tolerated for perhaps
tie rights and Interests of the people conl'
not bs better secured; but in a Christian
country, in an intelligent and enlightened
community like this where the'people preie
to be free aud capable Of stil.gevernment,
it is horrible bey ond all liberation or indu
rance. And we ask the people whether lhes
things are worthy of notice and attention G
no.! Is it worth while for US 10 aitemp; :
TO use the elective franchise as that our il
teresis, rights and liberties may be protecte
or shall we give up all into the hands Of
few demagogues, and let he people qui. a
tempting TO govern this State! 1t occurs
our miad very forcibly that This a matter
some Importance to the people, and it s
perhaps they would 90 well 10 look to it.
Our remarks in regard 10 the known az
detected dishonesty Of Matthew'S are mat
the perusal Of All auicle in a Vicksbdrg Sc
tinel, from which the following is an extrac
ooh bat says Father Matthews ha'
not done worse IIlanmy predecessors W.
admit that he has not yet done worse thi
some OF his PREDECESSORS; bat from the Inc
cations which he has already given, we LA
10 doubt should be be permitted 10 ren1
long enough in Office, he will steal a. M
as Mallory or any OF his illustrieus predect
sors-unless he is well watched. We
lieYe he had run off his negroes and was
his way TO Texas, when We stopped him
Jackson and nominated him for bis prese
office. We have recently learned Thai q
is a isct."
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26
NEGRO Nnisnnces.

We observed a week or TWO ago that sew
e:al runaway negroes were rendesvouing
about this town. Il is also fact that The
town negroes are becoming quite too free =
Many idle, drunken, mpudent and insubor-
dinale negroes are constantly in our streets.
This is owing in grea. measure 10 the faci
thai many town negroes are suffered by THEN
masters 10 hire their os0a time. This ought
10 be PrerempiorIy prohibited.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26
YoLNEY E. HowARD in an address on Re
pudaion speaks ihus;-


YoLNEY E. HowARD in an address on Re.
pudia,ion speaks ihus:-
"Whencver the question OF payment is
fairly presented 30 The people, dtsconnec
ted with patty politics, am confident thai
il will prevail by an overwhelming meJoriiy.
There are so many arguments -and eonsid-
erAtions, addressing themselves 10 The jus
ice, nagnammiiy and best interests Of the
people in favor OF payment, that they cannot
fail to triumph over the appeals Of selfish
ambition sordid avarce, the basest pas
sion of the human heart.
The constitutional question upon which
the State could alone have maintained ilssli
without absolute disgrace, has been sifiu.
ally determined against by iisownJudical
tribunals. The Stale cannot longer occupy
the altitude Of Tepudialion without cover
inc itself with the executions Of tie civ
llized - Grid tlHoushnat all time I know
there aeIhose among 1s Aghn deride State
honor, and scott AZ public faith. With such
Il is impossible to rsas9n: They sci Al de.
lance all The moral elements which bind so.
cie.y together In their estimation, virtue
Is bat a name, aud human integrity only the
prejudice of education aud circumstances,
They have no sympathy witll their species,
except that which flows from the bases, pas
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26

fLP The L,,fuulltas Who SAYS Governor
fuckers late rim to the norll.rn ,,art of lie
s,ate. i GENERALLY understood - b.vp hepp
: hin to took C,r f7r,vps Artar extnll,,,oI
The public SPIN, and pariol;c zeal which in.
.ducrI b;n thns ~ eIn1.s ~ nrc,.io,s 1,a.Ie
the Wing saws:
.Bnt !, i said ,bat ~ ,,es;og ,l,rn,,,b
ono nr the haas, .e,,leJ a,5 ,,,,s, mfr.
uaented portions If Clnciaw rn,p,fy. vl,en
40 ,v.s la.,st t,a ~. r,..,.. ,l. ,,...,,,..
-, l.:,.,:
~, t.t ,.a,.,,,, '.'....,.l.
,asIs, - AL. AMI -, So. J..
..,,..ea,I .h.,l'a -.
.,..r,.i, -. 49,
80 :. ''''''
!, 49, -, u u, ~. =
49,, ~, -, ia ''''','
~ ''''''' - y = .
II, 80" III ,.I, = ~ 80 F." l' =,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26

INTERCOURSE WITH FoRElGN NATIoNs.-In
l842. The United States had lis PolHical and
1oasulo: Agents in foreign couniries:-8
Ministers Pieuipoieniiarl, with salaries o.
So 900 EACH besides $4,000 onlil; tour Sec.
etaries OF Legation, wI'h a salary each OF
50 600; one Minister Resident. Commodore
,urief, AT Cons'aalinePlc, with salary OF
Sc GOO; one DragoHan To the legation at
Cnnsla.ninope; eleven Charges d Affairs
with salaries each OF S4.5U0; and one han.
lred and htly-iour CoAsuls aad Commercial
Agents.
France has 90 Political & Consular Agents
abroad;- 10 Ambassadors, with salaries vary :
eng from S9,375 10 $50 $50; twenty one
Ministers Elonipoienliary, with salaries vary
ing from s4,688 10 SI8,730: two Charges
Ia'Afaires; three Secretaries OF Embassies:
fifteen Attaches; twenty four Consultation.
erals, with salaries varying from $4,000 70
$3.50; and eighIy-seven Consus OF the
first aud second class. whose salaries vary
from 81 500 to So $50. The salary of The
French Consul a. Canton is fixed AZ S. 500.
N. i. Jour. ef Com.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26

We learn that the crops, both Of cotton and
corn, in this quarter look very promising =
Spring cal4e very laie, but il siV in ia good
-earnest Ilen II did come.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26

led States thus 70 rePnaiafe one hua-l
d ihofot and dollars Of It's obligations? A
ficer The Government cnbezzlcs tlt@
omoun Of FIcasur, notes. and after a lapse
aila months, giving him simple time TO
dispose ofthem, aud scatter ,hrm from one
end Of the Union to ihe other. during which
They past into the hands Of huI5read OF
innocent boidcrs. the Secretary 81 the frea-
= ~ efeavely informs ihefn that The United
States will Hoi pay them or in any way &C.
knowledge them. How dillercni and how
honorable was the conduct Of the British
Government ia relation to the fraudulent
issues &c Exchoqner Bis; they honestly
1 pad the bills, and took measures 10 punish
the offenders. Buiour Government dlshon
estly refuses 20 pay its gpnaiae Ubiquitous
and will, ia all probability. allow The per
operator oltle fraud % Gounpun'Shed. The
eiiecls # this nnwise movement Of Mr.
SPENCER is 10 be seen IN The Gall Of United
States stock, which hid reached 49, an,
was steadily advancing Ant which. since 4h,
publication. OF the SecpaTy, has rcceded =
: III, (whle all other sincks iriye advanced,
+ with a strong disposition IN the part II hol
5 dets TO SELL II S q ,=giie
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26
DESIGNATION.

YESHE -partne.ship heretofore existing
"A between the undersigned, under he
style OF WIN. WYMAN 4 CO., was dissolved
on the 18Th inst. by mutual consent. Tho
business will be continued bY w. Wyman,
Who alone is authorized 10 adjust The affairs
Of The late firm. WM. WYMAN.
EDM'D KIMRALL.
1azoo city, Apsii 81, 1913. 4I-n.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26

Dr.. KRAN, an agent Of the American Bible
Society spent several days II our city Lass
week, during which time he delivered sew
eral lectures on The Bible, its usefulness, &c.
anil formed Branch Eible Society, which
proposes 70 do something in he way Of CIR
culating the Bible more ensively here al
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26

A sT2AHGE DIscOvERY.-A young mcdi-
cal student, of The name Of Mecedela, oG
Verona, in Italy, has been mixing some Of
the s,rangest experiments conceivehlc.--
They are no other than the petr .fEc';oa II
The human body. A friend has Informed rs
that the same discovery lad been made six
wears previously. but lie atiis, died suddenly
without leaving behind him any ciae 70 The
secret /; is well known TINT the King 81
Naples h1s in his ptlace Il table entirely
composed Of different pats III the hum m
body peiriied. and poi shed precisely as
N lrJle or any other kiud OF s'0ne miIlt be.
4 remarkable circumstances is rhal all HE
natural colors of the skin. arteries, veins,
muscles, bones. &c, and all the states o.
disease, causing dea b, are unaiterah!y pre-
served.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26
6. W. BOULEIN e. GO.


"a LII persons indebted 10 us either by noio
IA or book account. will save cosi BY com
ing forward and SETTLING tile same on o. te-
lore u 2 Is; day OF May mex; as GA that day
all accounts nnsettied will be placed in The
hands of an Officer Tor collection.
DRENNING & CLARKE.
Yazoo CITY, April 81, 1913. 4i-tf.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26

WuC MEETINGS are Ietug held in all Psrts
Of the STATE for the appointments Of delegates
10 the State Convention. Sucn unani.nity
was aerer before known. The Convention
OF The Second Monday Of next month will
he the largest and most general ever held in
he SINE
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26

" Mr.. WeLster's retirement from the
cabinet is officially announced in the MaGi-
-onlan. We are also informed by the same
paper, that Mr.. Gushing has been appointed
Minister 10 China, hich mission, IL seems,
was declined nv MIR. Everett.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26

MAERTAL RESULTS OF CATHOLICISM ~
EuRoPE. Portugal, Spain, and liall, have
continued their adhesion to The old faith;
and 10 this dAy they are the victims or the
Old accrepilrle. Nations upon the threshold
of those countries have been n king every
sort Of progress. with unprecedented rapidi
~, during The last three centuries aud dur
ing that perlpd those Kingdoms have not
cen merely stationary, but in most respects
helrograding. The proud power of Spain
has passed away, and The dreams Of regen.
Grating Portugal and ltaly, il what have they
ended? II is true. Germrny aud France
aavo become great without becoming strict
IL Protestant Bot the Catholicism oi Ger
many has always been greatly modified b,
the presence aud asccndency of The anlg@o
MIST faith; and the spitl and institutions q
France derive much oil their character trou
N indifference with respect 80 The old i4't
Of Europe and TO The new.-I6.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26

lsLANDs oPTnE PAclFIc.-li irepordn-
hat. wish view TO conterac the inuiv
ence Of France, growing out &c its recec
acqulsit ions in tie Pacific. The English hav
resnlsed 20 take Possession, If il should not
be too late, Of lie Isles uf OsnabrutS <. the
Four Crowns &c. situated ID the suaih of
the Marquesas Island, as we'll as Of the Isle
Of Jesus, al tic northwest Of those Islands
These stations are regarded of great i'm
porance as points IF observation.
If, however. the English expedition. on
its arrival AT these several places. find them
almdy in possession 0i the French. il viii
content itself with Selling on such oihcr
uuoecupied points as il shall consi,.er mos
| favorable.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26

ceiyed Of late is the ANGLO AMERICAN pub
Izhed in New York city. Il contains as much
OF.moTe matter than many OF the MONTH IS,
and is Saturday paper. We would liz,
very much to notice is good qualities a
greater length did We not remain quite un'
well and surrounded by ind sposiiion. lt'
prospectus, &c. shall find place in our co
lumns as lOou as practicable. We solicit !
regular exchange.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26

VI The editor OF The independent Dem.
ocral, our neighbor OF Carton, after having
published a speech uf Mr.. Clay's, delivered
IN iGll, on the question Of renewing III,
charter OF the Bank ofthe Uniled S,ates,-
he speech occupying six columns ard :
half,-ends nine lines and halfof comment
on it with ".aias' poor Clay" Now we
resi- Ond "alas poor clay!" especially sucl
clay as the editor Of The Democrat seems /,
be made OF.
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NOTICE.

Noses 7 II~ff. Admir- % YAzoo PHoB1rr CoURr,
JOAN Glass, decd. a2dt} April Tenn, l843.
eaton lofauaual setllu'
TINS case coming ON 10 he heard upon
pp''cadon, aud de accoun, stated, and it
appearing 10 lac CONT that the requisite
notice, IN such Cases made and provided,
hs noF been gwen. 4 is ordered by The
Count iatpu I.ca'ion he inldo il lie Yazoo
Citr WaIg tor three weeks, to all persons
1ayiag any interest IN said estate. to come
forward AZ The nexf term thereof. 20 he
holden IN Benton on The 9TH Munday in
May nexi. and fiIa their a iect;uns to said
ccnAn. ii any lhev Iiave, or il will be al.
lowed, confirmed andrfcnrtled
GEO CROCKETT, Cl'k.
W. f Pneh, Sol for adln'r.
Nav 5. 1919 1881.
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Dcmnndlnr n PRISONER.

Rather novel case has arisen under the
clause Of the Constitution which gives the
governor ola Safe lherighl 10 demand ia
gitive from justice from another State by call
upon It's governor.
il seems one Hillman, alias Horn, was
charged in Ohio with tho murder OF his wife,
and having escaped 10 Maryland, was regn-
Iarly demanded OF the governor ofthe latter
state. But by this Horn was also char
gea in Mary lard for ;he Previous-murder OF
A former wife. He will be frst tried in Ma
ryland, and if not convicted will be sent TO
Ohio for The tial OF the last case.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26

ANOTHER DEMoCRATic nEFAULER "A. y.
Y. Jury nave declare Jesse Hoy, Collector Of
Custom at New York, to be delauller ,u
The Government il The sm III snm Of only
S220,000 Our Government during he
reign Of Democracy of The past u Yeas
has almost been sw'ndled and robbed 81
enough, hy lis thievish agents, 10 befray It's
.eNpences during The same time, if honestly
ma economically administered. Million af
lcr million has lis Treasury been pl.ndered
Of, and vet nos one OF the thieves has been
punished; Whilst many pno~, starving la
horer has heeu torn from his wfe and chil
lren, for "dJitultiag" in the price Of
ham 10 allay the gnaWines Of hunger, or
gaumeai TO keep his body from fire Eng, an,
cons gnod Tor years 10 hard labor aud ignom
inuus imprisonment.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-26

ADVICE FOR TIE TIMEs.-Live temperate
ly-go 10 cliurch-allend TO your own Affairs
love all silfo pretty girls mary one al
them-lge like Ean, aud die Ike a chris.
lian.
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Proceedings Of the City Council.
CALLEn MEETING. My 90. 1919.

CALLED MEETING. May 20, 1913.
Harrison, and J. VI. Fpopn. se,,ctn,cp.
a, " " meellng was ofganizcd by appointing F.
- - 49, enhoss, PFssleepi, pro tom. The mine
US e lhe previous meeting were Ieao ard az
on-nodan. of. " narneti. Calvin sebneIly
was aPpunied Captain Of the Town Watch for the
ensuing month.
The following accounts were preecat,d ard al
lows 4, The are'i q B. Lasiipr Tor an, r,sr 70 en-
psopcF Of q dess. ihc sccourt of II JacEsen
for putting np posts and repairing tridre.
Sherman RalEeti presented he lollev=ing ,..o,
lution which was adopted.
Res0iFed, That tue OTdinauce to prevrn, sloves
from hirrng themselves and guirg n largo. ,balI
in tutG,e be rigid, inferred. p sors irieieFI-
cd will So Oh" Necessity Of avoiding any inlrac-
lion Of this Ordinance
On motion The Beard adjourned
r. ". QUACKENLCsS. Pres't fem.
/ G. NV RLy, Clerk
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TREAsURY NoTRs. The Secretary Of the
Treasury gives nn,ce in the Madisonian. oil
saturday, that the Department is ready 10.
redeem all the Treasury notes uf The Unued
States heretolare issued bearing date ON or
hu.ore The lsl 6f JaIy, 1912. aud which shall
become due before tho 30.h 81 jane, 1913
aud that, according tnihe provisions of diff
ferent acies of Congress. interest upon all
the notes as above tescibed viii cease an
The 3Oth Of jane next. The notes are Ia
be redeemed in money al the United States
Repositories in New York or Washington
Lost OR STOLEN TREAUsRY Nors. The
Secretary Of the Treasury has published a
list Of about 100000 OF rteasur NUS.
which he says he has received lnlomltion
we're made mp ina package atlne custom
house IN New Orleans. on tae 26th jug last,
but which have never been received by Tbs
Department. lie ilr.her says: I'll has been
ascerlained thai some OF lhe notes thus pla
ind cancelled have been paid Into The Gus.
Ilun-honses and loreceisers Of pablic mo.
neys. .beaIing cry slight Indications, if any.
ST puor cancellation, from which Il is ap.
pretended that Others Of tie sane aesefip
ton are in circulation. The Secretary
dds /: These notes ara wholly ina aid. ane
cannot be received or III any ipay ackRotot.
edged BY tho Treasury" What authority
we would ask, has The Government Of TIC
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NOTICE.

NO IIOE.
EfFERS Of Administration having been
- granted me by the llhnegahle Probate
CaHF1 ct Iizoo county, at-1he Alach Term.
isla upon the Estate Of Bnrwell White
mead, dec ,d,-All persons owing the Estate
or having unsettled nc cunts. will come for
ward and IN Ike settlement aud palment.-
laose having ellifns agains said estate will
present them pr4erly authenticated ct they
All be forever harred.
J0AB r. RICHARDS.
! Admir- Of B sFwell Whitehead. deed.
Benton, April z, ssS3 3a-6,.
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The Earthquake Bugie, and Sinner
AUating Gnd Soul Aronsiag Meat Ace. -
IS the tile Of AIiIlor paper jasi started in
New Jersey. The editor says that snbscr: p
tons will be taken for three years in advance
Go il, MilcF-Pic.
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FOR SALE.
SEVERAL hundred dollars of Penton and
- Manchester Rail Road aud Banking Conn
pany Notes. Terms Moderate.
+, " .QUACKENEOSS.
Yaznn civ. April 90. I843 4z-'f
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STEAM C0MMI' NICK IOX FROM rnE ALLAN
TIC no THE MISSISSIPPI - l'he b .lnmure and
OHIO rail road is completed from Baltimore
20 the town of Cumberland, In Aliegauy
comfy, Md, on the Potomac, $50
m Hes. The citizens of Pittsburgh are en-
deaxoring to provide means for constructing
"a raa road from that ciiyto Cumherland -
which being dene, there wohidsb be a con.
linuous seam COMMUNICATION across the
eouniry from Tie Atlantic to the Mississippi
NEw OnLEASs Mryq-.Fhe following
amounts of money have been stamped III
the New Orleans Mint during he m0nih 81
Anil:-ln gold. $3.50 600; in silver, So, J.
coo. Total S44S 900. IN. o. COar.
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SERIOUS MISTAKE = The correspondent
Of the New York Express, writing lrm
Washington under date Of 29Ih Aptit says:
~. l.. Smith, lhe Register of me rreA-
snry, has issued noarIy four huadred tboW
sand dollars worit Of Treasury Notes BE-
yoad the amount authorized By tie tate iao
# Congress before he discovered his erro, =
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