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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-28


A GREEABLY TO an order Of tho Hons
n orabe Probate Court Of YOzoo county,
made at its May Term, 1914, | shall, as adj
minis,ratOr Of the Estate Of Malichi B.
Hamer, decd, proceed TO sell, before the
font door Of the Commercial Bank Of Man
chester in Yazoo City,
On the 3lst day Of July, 1914,
the equity Of redemption in the following
described Real Estate belonging to the said
decedent, on credit Of twelve months
to>wit: one fourth interest in Lots in How.
ards addition Nos. / to 359-No. BAL ex-
ceptrd-the entire interest in Lots IA, 10,
Is, rs, 90, %. %, 20, 80, 81, 30, SO, 2Ie,
264, 294, 3l6, $40, 800, 800, 800, 325,
81, 33s. 329, $50, 800, SOL, 962, 81, 972,
373, 374, 375, 376, S77, $40, $40, 39s,
800 and 400; half interest in Lots All and
472; three fourth interest in Lot 226, also,
lot No. 23l.
All Of the above lots being 10 Yazoo city,
and are mortgaged to the Planters Bank Of
Mississippi and to the Commercial Bank Of
Manchcsler-Lot No. 23l, is also morlgag.
cd to ID. Wilkins.
ALSO-the following lands, in Yazoo
county, which are also mortgaged to the
Planters Bank of Mississippi and the Com
mcrcial Bank Of Manchester, to>wit:-
The north half Of the cast half Of north.
west quarter Section 9, south hat northeast
quarter Of Section ?, west half northwest
quarter Section 3, north half northeast quar-,
ter and west half Of northw, ST quarter Sec
ton 2, southeast quarter Section 2, south
cast quarter northwest quarter and eas
half Of southwest quarter and east half O
Section 3, east half northwest quarter Sec
ton 2, west half northeast quarter Section
q. all in Township IL, Range 2, West
Also, a joint and undivided half interes
with F. Stanton in the following lands ii
YazOO county, (mOrtgaged as aboye,) tn
east half Of northwest quarter Section %
northeast half Of west half of southeas
quarter Section 80 south half Of east hal
Of northwest quarter Section 90, east hal
northwest quarter Section 30, west hf. north
east quarter Section 30, west half north
west quarter Section %, west half north
west quarter Section 80, west half southwes
quarter Section 80, southwest quarter Sec
ton 81. east half southwest quarter an
s,uth half Of west half of southeast qual
ter Section 80, all in Township 10, Rang
l, West.
Only such title will be conveyed as
vested in me as administrator aforesaid
The purchasers will be required to Civ
bond and undoubted security.
F. BARKSDALE, Admir-.
Yazoo city June, IA, 1914. 49~3t
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NOTICE.


II n pursuance of an order Of the Probate
d Court of Bolver Couniy,in the State Of
Mississippi entered at The April Term,
thereof A. D. 1874, | Joseph Mcclure, Ad.
ministrator, Of all and singular the goods
and chattels, rights and credits which were
Of the estate Of Egburt Harris, deceased, at
the time of his death will offer for sale at
public vendue to the highest bidder on the
6lst day Of June, next, at the dwelling
house Of the undersigned Joseph Mcclure,
opposite the mouth of the Arkansansaa River,
and town ofNapoIeon, on acredit of twelve
months, all the right, title and interest Of
which the said Egburt harris had in and to
the following described lands at the time OF
his death, to wit: Fractional section, No. z,
Its, Nos. g, 2. Z, IL, 10 aud ID; In frac.
tional section No. 81; in fractional section
no SO; The north half of section No. 81,
and all Of sections 9 and 10, lying north of
the Choct1w Boundary, all lying in Town.
ship No. % Of range No. s, West, contain.
| ing by estimate 1880 IL 100 acres. The
interest of the said interstate in the same be.
ing an undivided moieiy thereof And or
the lst Monday Of July next, / will as AID
ministrator as aforesaid, offer for sale a,
public yendue, to the highest bidder at Mur
docks Ferry, in the county of Sunhower
on the YazOo river, on credit of twelve
months flom the day Of sale, all the tigh
title and interest which the said Egber
Harris, had in and TO the following descrlb
ed tract and parcel Of land at the time o
his death TO wit: the east half of the south
east quaiterof section SO, in township 10
of Range No 2 west, containing 70 79.1O(
acres. Bond with satisfactory security vii
be required in each respective case
JOSEPH MCGUIRE,
Admir- Of E Harris, deceased
April, %, 1914, (Prs fee $40 SOY 42.6
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ChancerV NOfice.

SUPERIOR Court OF CHANcERY, March Rules,
Of the State Of Mississippi, 1914,
James w Barnett, complainant,
1894 VS..
Reuben Matthews, Ell al, defendants.
TTPON opening the matters Of This bill
~ and it appearing that the defendants
William II. Sims, aud the unknown heirs of
John Glass, deceased, are not inhabitants Of
this State, but reside peyond the limits
thereof, so that an ordinary process of this
Court cannot be executed on them II is
therefore ordered that unless tbs said de-
PENDANTS appear before the Chancellor al
the courtroom, in the town of Jackson the
lst Monday in Jnne, next, and plead, ans.
swer or demur to the bill Of complaint here
in. the several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed, and such order and de,
cree made therein as the Chancellor maj
deem equitable and just. II is further or
deTed that copy Of this order to published
in the Yazoo City Wing and Political Regis
ter, once a week for two months success
sively.
Attest, r. L. DIXON, Cl'k
YazOo City, March, %, 1914, $780,
Prs fee SIS COZ
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NOTICE.

a S Executor Of the last VIII and Tesla
"A meni Of William j. Bell, decd, shall
At the next July Term Of the Court Of Pro-
bates of Holmes county, move said Court for
leave to surrender up my letters testamen;a.
~ heretofore granted 10 me by said Court in
references Is said viii. shall at the same
time offer to the said Court an account Of
nv Executorship and ask an allowance for
nv sroubls as Executor.
BURWELL SCOTT, Ex'r.
az the last Will and Testament of William
J. Bell, decd.
Nav 1914, 43-5t,
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NOTIGE.

II will, at the May Term, 1914, of the
81 Probate Court Of Yazoo county, make
final settlement Of the Estate Of John B
Miller, decd, and surrender my letters of
Administration, when all persons interested
may attend if they see proper, and also pre-
sent my account for allowance.
NAT. ROYSTER, Admir-.
Yazoo City, Aprill2, 1914, 4O::7t
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SAM7L WOODALL q GO.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATlONERS,
No 40, CAMP STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
SIGN OF THE BIG LEDGER.


AVING large and weli assorted Stock O.
- Goods on hand' IN every department OF the
DOCK and stationary business, they respectfully call
me attention o. Ct ana country Merchants, Sehoot
4eachsrs ana i1eaas q faa'hes 70 their establish
ment' as they nave determined 10 sell ~ the low
est cash prices, any tmng IN their line Of business
lhelr STOCK Is an hesh' "na selected with the
greatest care anu A'te"'i9h % tne wants OF tins
Communlty-'"o N quahty and variety is not sur.
passro ny any IN the south or West. Among the
STOCK WIZ De iouno at an times IN Quantities, the
following VaIu09e anu popular School Books and
a!atio"hry.
Bills Of Sathclent amount will be cold per good
Cliy acceptances
Wehster's elementary spelling book, best Edition.
Emereon's new national Spelling book.
Cobb's spelling book.
NOwn's Spelling book.
Comly's Spelling book.
Parey's speling book.
National Primer.
New England Primer.
Common school Primer.
Emerson's lst, I'd, Sd and 4th Readers, the NEST
popular School series of he present day.
Gooduch's lst, I'd, 81, and Alb Readers.
M'Gudy's Isl, 81, Sd and 4th Readers.
New York Readers Nos. 1, 2 and g.
Bob's Renders Nos l, and g.
Emer>on's 0 times Of Geography and History the
BET Primary Geography now in use.
| Mitchelrs Primary Geography.
Il
Smiths Geography and Atlas
Olne,'s Geography and Atlas.
Mitchelrs Geography and Atlas.
Ho"unnge ana "iI'dru.s Deog!aphy ana AtIae'
EtneIso's mGrlh AMER, an AIltntneHe ."tt' !,
ana D wen known as 'ne pest A"lhmelc In USE
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PROBATE NOTICE.

state Of Mississippi, PROBATE COURT, |
YAzOo COUNTY, April Term, 1874.
a GREEABLE 10 an order OF the Probate
a Court of said county, notice is hereby
given to all persons interested in the lands,
,enements and hereditaments of Abner 6.
Harrison, decd, 70 be and appear before the
Probate Court Of said county, to be held on
The fourth Monday Of June next, then and
there TO show cause, if any they can. why an
order should not be made for the sale of the
real estate Of said deceased, lying and be-
ING in the counties Of Holmes and Washing
Ton and State of Mississippi, for.the purpose
Of payment Of debts against said estate, to
wit The north west quarter OF north west
quarter. and east half north west quarter,
and west half north eastquarter, section No
/, township No. IA, range No. east, and
north east quarter Of south westsr quarter,
section %, township ! 4, range No east,
containing about 240 acres, lying Ia the
county of Holmes, being half interest in
said lands, entered by N. N. Hurst, and by
him sold 10 Jemieson & Hauison-Also
the whole interest in the west half north
east quarter and the south east quarter
seciiou 81, township IA, Range No. east
containing about $40 acses, Also, lying in
: Holmes county, likewise. the south wes
e quarter of section26 and south east quarle
. section %, township Is, range 5 west, anC
! the south east quarter section "a, and soutl
west quarter section 25, township Is, rang,
6 west, containing about $40 acres, lying il
Washington county and Slate aforesaid.
And Is further ordered that publication 0
q this citation be made in public newspape
e published in the State. for the space of 8
d DAYS, and that citation shall also be set q
J, at three public places in the counties wheT
y said lands are situated, for the same leDgt
o of time.
s. WrrNEss the Hon. James r. Buru
Judge Of Probote Of the county Of Yazo,
the fourth Monday of April, 1914 and SCI
ofihe Court. Issued the 25th day Of Apr
y. 1914.
GEO. CROCKETT, Crk.
May, 10, 1850, (pTs fee SOY 44-5t
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WzOO CITY SCHOOL,

RWRs. HOLLlSTER will commence the
w third term Of her School on Monday
the goth day Of May. Arrangements have
been made with Mrs. Whitman, 10 furnish
Accommodations of Board, Lodging, &c,
for the family Of Mr.. IIollisler, and for all
students who may wish 10 board under their
supervision. These accommodations will BE
strictly private, being seperaie and apart
from the provisions Of the the Hotel.
Prices. Board per month, Ss 90
Bed and room furniture, 90
Washing, GO
IWg910ga
Primaries, per month, SO so
Ordinary English branches 3 90
Higher branches Of English literaS
-ture, 3 so
Latin and Greek language, 4 90
An arrangement has been made with a
gentleman from Paris in France 10 instruct
class in the French language. He is also
professor Of music and will give music
lessons 10 such as may desire il.
Payment for board will be expected
monthly or one half per quarter in advance
Tuition will be required at the close 81
each quarter.
Yazoo City, Nav 10, 1874. 44-4;
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ADMINISTRATOR Sale.

DY virtue Of an order Of the Probate
AD Court Of Yazoo county, granted to tie
undersigned Administrator Of James War
rem, deed, will,
On Monday, The 18Th day Of July, 1914,
expose at public sale, at the Office Of r
Eaton KEYS, ESQ.,, in YazoO City, 10 tire
highest bidder, on a credit Of twelve months,
the following described real estate, to-wit;
The undivided half interest in the southwes
quarter Of Section 2I, Township IL, Ronge
2, west, containing eighty acres more or les'
lying and being in The county Of Yazoo.-
Bond with approved security will be requir'
ed Of the purchaser.
A. S. PERKINS, Admir-.
Of the estate of Jas. Warren. decd.
YazoO city, June 1, 1914. 1885,.
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LIand Tor Sale.

:. viii sell 5 i q Acres ofLand in Holmes
County, on Honey Island, on favourable
terms; any person wishing to purchase, will
apply to DR.. w. Dorsey, in Yazoo City.
The title is good and the land equal TO any
in the state, and is in three miles Of L.
Richardson's farm Immediately on the bank
Of Little River. ANSELM WATKINS.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

"a S Receiver. appointed BY the Superior
"A Court Of Chancery, / am authorized to
hire out BY the month number of Negroes,
belonging to James r. CTeecy. Also, the
Pleasant Hill Plantation. Persons wishing
to hire, will please make application to me
al nv plantation, miles below Yazoo City.
g. s. CRANE, Rec'r
Jan 26, 1870. 2e-tf
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YaZOO H4iVery StabIe,
G. J. BLAeKIaAN g J. VINE ORD.

c. J. BLkeKaAN g. J. WINE ORD.
III AVlNG opened the we'll known BRICK
- STABLE, on Jefferson Street, YazoO
City, it being the Street which Travellers,
Droyers and visitors will enter the city most
", and their giving particular attention 10
this business alone, hope to receive liber
Al patronage in their line. Their charges
shall be moderate.
Keeping horse per month, $40 90
Single feed, %
other charges in proportion. They have also
Read Wagons, Teams, &c. &c, for hire.
Those favoring them with call, will have
their baggage sent TO any Hotel OF other
place in the city, without charge.
We also have lots with shelter and water
for Drovers, and all Horses put up with US,
i'll be provided with good bedding.
Corn, Fodder, Oats and Hay,
BOUGHT AND SOLD HERE.
Instructions strictly adhered to respect
ing horses, &c. &c, left in our charge.
or Cali and see as as you come in.
Yazoo CITY. Nav q, l844 daft
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NOfice.

T ETTERs testamentary having been
II granted TO the undersigned by the
Court Of Probates Of Washington county, at
the January term, A. D.. 1914, of said
Court qualifying him to act as Executor Of
the last will and testament of William Ley,
deceased Persons indebted to said estate
are requested TO make payment, and those
having claims against the estate are notified
10 present them TO me within the time re,
CURED BY law or they will be forever barred
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR,
Ex'r Of William Ley
Feb. 8, 1914 al-st.
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EVERY BODY LOOK HERE.

USF Received from New Orleans per-
steamer Yuzoo City a splendid assor,.
ment Of Toys for children, together with
large stock Of CFoekery.Ware, Family Gro
eeries, Nuts, Of all kinds, Raisens, Currsnts,
Figs, Pruens, Preserves, lellys, Candies Of
all Kinds, with the Grand Curiosity Of The
Dime Factory.
ALsO,-S,000 bushels CORN 10 sacks, for
sale.
8. s. CALDWELL,
No. los, Main Street
Yazoo City, June l3, lS44. 1927
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Passengers and shippers may rely upon
this Boat making her regular trips all the
season, US she is Of very light dranRhs.-
They may also rely upon the Gov MoRE.
HEAD's charges being the same in low wafer
as well as high. The Captain pledges him
self to pay strict attention to his business
in every respect, and be punctuaI in the
time of starting, and hopes to receive Ii.
beral share Of patronage.
Yazoo City, Nav II, 1874, 45.tf
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NOTICE.
II ETTERS Of Administration having
Aueen granted TO the undersigned by The
Hon Probate court Of Yazoo County, at the
February Term, 1914 Of said ceurt. on the
estate of 6 Ii. HaGeman, deceased Ali
persons having claims against said Estate,
are required 10 present them for payment,
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred, and those indebted
10 said estate are required TO make speedy
payment. Ii. HAYMAN. Admir-.
March, Is, le4i. 366t
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Pr IN

Neatly and ErpeditiousIy erccuted al thi,
OFFICE.
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REGULAR PACKET
slween YlcksbnTg and 900 sly.

betWeeh N1cksnufg ana YaZ0o City
THE light draught and we'll known steam.
er Gov. NAOrchead, GARLAND, Master,
will ply as regular packet between Vicks.
burg and Yazoo City, making three trips .
week. leaving Yszoo City every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday al IL o'clock, NJ,
precisely, and will leave Vicksburp on the
alternate days at l2 M.
The following rates will be charged
throughout the season, ofIolD sUater as we'll
as high:
Passage FIN vicksburg 10 YazoO CITY, SO 90
:" I" Liverpool, 2 90
" Satartia, 2 90
e." /" "B. sunaouer,2 90
!" s L Sunaower, SO
IS 10 the Bluffs or any
where below, GO
Passage I'm Yazoo City to vicksburg, So oC
- " g. 6 Satar;ia. &c
Liverpool OG
Freight on dry barrels, 90 Ct,
g" wet s. IS
per hundred lbs, Is
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SUPERIOR Court OF CHANcERY, ! March Rules,
Of the State Of Mississippi, 1874.
James w Barnett, complainant,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-26
EThe fight goes braVeIy ON.

We notice in the Canton papers that
the fight between the HGrdS and Sofs
progresses as fast as any other kiRd Of
the speckIed democracy Of lhS present
day. General Lahm, Senator from
Stark, who voted for the renewal OF the
charter Of The Wooster and other Banks,
has been addressing the democracy OF
old Molly Stark. One Cherub.m Meyer
Esq, a hard money man, also, has been
stumping it with Lahm, but report says
that Lahm has the weather gaugeo Of him
and the central clique at Canton. We
perceive that in some ofthe tow nships OF
Stark county, the democracy have pas
sed resolutions, approaching the course
OF Lahm, Gov. Shannon and others, VINO
are Bank refocmers and not Bank de-
structionists, A portion OF the resoIu-
tions declare that there is no difference
between Shannon and Tod, on the QueS'
tioa Of the currency; and condemns
those editors who abuse the course OF
Shannon, and applaud that Of Tod. Per-
haps a glance at the speech Of Tod, de-
Iivered before the "HickOry Club" at
Warren, might open the eyes Of some OF
the Bank relormers. They ought TO
know that Medary, Allen, TaPpan, T.
W. Barley, Disney and Tod, ell are
men; and Of course for
hard money.
Tod is reported to have said at the
meeting before named, that "The party
had passed Banking ldsOs, and that the
question tOas no longer open. as claimed
by the Wings and Governor Shannon"
We said whenever we saw The letter Of
Tod 10 the Cleveland committee, that
before mid summer, he would take it all
back. We happened TO be correct. Bu,
more Of this hereafter,
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New Orleans ELECTION.

At an election Tor Mayor in New Or
leans, the Locofocos have succeeded, as
they did q short time since innhe olsc-
tion OF q Senator 10 fill a vacancy in'ths
Senate oI Louisiana; and 10 both cases
they eel up prodigious noise, bringing
out their chicken, and getting the coon
on his back, and then crow, crow! But
who, that had not the impudsnce Of Sa
tan himself, would, or could crOw over
such result, obtained by such abomina'
bic and corrupt means. Mems which
render the baIlol-box a mockery and a
bye-word. The Judge Of petty Parish
or City Court, dignifed with the name
Of ga Court OF Record" whose name is
Elliott, wickedIy and corruptly admitted
to naturalization sbou. Too thousand oil
the floating population oflhe city, in q
few days, As many as Four Hundred
were admitted to citizenship in one day.
So little wsS the regard paid 10 law, or
proof, that the list OF names of appli-
cants we're handed in 10 the Judge, and
the certificates Of citizenship returned.
This will account for the ephemeral sue
cess at New Orleans. The Legislature
Of the State have taken the matter 10
hand. The AOuse OF Representatives
with only nine dissenting votes, pre-.
ferred articles Of impeachment against
Judge Elliott, and he wss on trial be-
fore the Senate, al our last advcos from
New Orleans. The certificates Of Judge
Elliott will avail nothing, after he il
broke oI his commission, as broke he
he will be.
ls this like Pipe-layingf What say
the Locofoco federal leaders 10 lhiss Il
is ahead Of any PiPe-laying you sveI
charged the Wings with Crow over
this victory ad libitum
p, S,-Sincs The above was put in type
we received the following, which w
copy from the Cincinnati Gazette:
"Judge Elliott Of New Orleans hal
been found guilty Of the four articles o
impeachment Tie was by order OF the
Court forthwith removed from his office
The judgment wac right. Elliott hal
prosliIuted the Office he held 10 the low
est partizan ends; had allowed all sorts
Of corruption 10 be pIaclised as regard'
naturalization; and bic own friends, il
conjunction with the Wings declared
him unfit to hold any longer his place
on The bench"
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DR.. A. Carey.

We have on our files the "Viildgs
Regiaer," apOper published in Salem,
COIumbiana county, o. which gives on
Obituary notice OF GEORGE KlNsEy, ate
OF Belmont county Ohio.
Mr.. Kinsey, it seems, ''was afflicted
with an extensive and malignant tumor
called OStco SarcOmG. on his lower jaw,
involving the bone on the right from the
chin to the articulation" Mr., X being
acquainted with the reputation Of Dr..
Abel Carey, Of Salem, az Physician &
Surgeon, came to that place and sub
1Diued himself to Surgical operation oi
Or. Carey, which terminated fatally,
The operation was performed by Dr.
Carey IN the presence Of, by the advice
and with the assistance of Drs. George
McCook, SWnton, Robertson, Harris,
Coffee, Williams, &c. The operation
was performed on the S9lh of February,
commencing at ls o'clock NJ. and lasting
Two hours and ten minutes; the weight
OF the tumor extracted was one and a
quarter pounds. The patient died on
the afternoon Of the next day, from the
swollen state of the throat and wind
pipe. Two letters accompany the obit.
uary, one from Or. George McCook and
the other from Dr. RorbertsOn, Both oi
which letters, in the fullest degree, ex'
culpate Dr.. Carey from blame in the
premises; indeed, the letter Of Dr.. Nc
Cook is a high wrought eulOgy on Dr.
Carey. Tho letters are too long for
publication in our columns: nor do we
think the publication necessary, DR.
Carey's reputation as Physician aHd
Surgeon, is too we'll known in the Nor
thsrn portion Of this county, aud Colum'
biana, to require any testimonials from
any source. Among The many able gen
llemsn Of the healing art, in Columbiaua
couGty, We hazard nothing, when we
cay that no man Of his age stands high
or, in professional eminencs, than does
Or. Carey.