The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02


completely orefthrOWn, and be aractsr triumph.
anlly Villdicated--hs settlement q Mississippi, end
e.aao llahneat q political Journal - The ely
~. III. His views on Mississippi banklag-
" oi the kinauCers-his Writings OH Come
on and Brokerage business = Exehangs end
tency-the Episode 81 q Shocco Jones' thc
Don Qnixotte Of Mississippi inance History q
The Brandon and Union Banks tie end Of icho-
las Biddie tic sec0nIn
CaAPT. Nv. Dr. Haganls apnainkment 81 Bank
Commissioner labon IN that capacity his
reports . the Legislature, and accompanying re-
Communications.
rPpHdation IN reference 10 The Planters and DDioa
Bank BOnds-his arguments apsa ging tie Suite of
Mississippi from responsibility md Oppressive axa-
ton on account Of the sale nf bifk stocks 10
which the fnith Of the state WIS Illegally b dyed
"a ihistory Of tie origin, ale Of ind receipts
for the bends
lHAPr. VI His writings en- the connection Of
The cFedir system aud banking viii b ral nishoD-
esfy und pernniary defstlcali .n-esefeeeon Of the
Treasures OF rEJEe OF MISSISSIPPI.
CHAPT. W.T. Ills genius az slasteinl and mis-
cellane0us writer-select extracts from bis critical
and descrip i've writings-his letters from Europe.
CHAPF Will Ills personal appe arance-hahita
-pecniafifies-gPnarosi ~ lull aceoumt of the
persona renconiers IN whirllii was his fortune %
be engaged vindicaiion from the posihunious
charge sgainst his character that he sswas Il man
Of blood - Is elenaye altitude IN every affair 81
violence connected It'll his history.
CHAPr TX. "A fili account of the circumstances
pre~eed ng and attendant upon lis tieath--a fulI
report Of Che ia should II take place IN time) 10
d. w. Adams Implicated IN the rencontFe that
proved fatal 70 Hagen.
Chart Analysis Of his character, genius,
power of influence, popular reputation, editorial
tact and talent-deVotiun to the rights Of the peo.
e p 4 r. Al H.
truth--maTtyrdom for his iplcs-eulogies oil
the cotemporary press-account of the popular
movement 70 erect monument 10 his memory
names 81 the most liberal contributor
view Of the salutary Influence upon the State b
Mississippi, which have resulted or may result from
his unduunled labors il the cause Of the great ade
moeracy Of numbers
BIZ GENTLEnAN CONVICTED WITH RIM Pass.
The Publishers believe TINT the aLife and Wri
.ings Of james Haqan," deliberately prepared foi
The press, well digesled. and arranged with VieR
to full and impartial display Of the lights ami
shades Of character, comprising they will the tran
sactions ofthe leading men and Institutions Of Mis-
sissipp during the ct interesting period of tas
history Of the Statc,--wiIl afford volume deeply
interesting TO Mississippians, and full Of edmonton
and teaching 10 the world. It win BIZ mirror d
the mind end heart of James Hagan, reflections hi
feelings and principles 10 his own words and his act
in the language of tFuth--a legacy TO his adopieS
Stats. and an authentic memorial. reared Is IS
memory while The traces of his strong Pen arr stil
in their freshness, and his hand 0fnaTve and hear
Of stern resolve are but recent in tie solitude ans
silence of n premature grave.
The volume viii be put 70 press IN the city 0
Natchez without delay 20 as to Be delivered to ID,
pubic as early ne possible in the autumn
The work win be Immediately commenced th
publishers request all persons friendly To the char
aeter Of the gifted dead, will use heir influence i
oblaining subscribers.
The Book viii be neatly printed on fine paper
and well bound aud delivered to subscribers q
the snm TWO poLIHRs.
JOHN LAWNS.
4 RICHARD FIstV ARD,
Publishers.