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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-19
Council Proceedings.
=. REjULAR MEETINS.

January lst. 1914.
nd Present, r. EAT0g kEys, PFesident q. Harris
on, !. w. Barneif. w. D. Lcake,J. IA, Allen, and
J. a. Stevens, Selectmen.
The meeting being called 70 order the minutes
Of tina previous meeting were read and approved.
The committee 90 account repnrted on the
following nccbunia, which were allowed.
Dr.. W Dorsoys account for medical attention
on Paupefs, $40.
Lampkinsi account Cor aitehdanco on paupers
ol2,50. The committee on streets was allowed
Iill next regular meeting 20 make full report.
Lampkins' accopnt vas rslerrrd 20 COMMITTEES o.
hceaunle.
The Cammiuos on the Chansr, on motion Of
AZ Hairless were allowed till Wednesday evei-
sfba next. % make final report
~ Ca ln0iion the meeting adjourned.
81. sa- R.BArON KEYS, Prs't.
Jas. P, WntiAEs, Cpk
CALLED MEETING.
y.saa aat January. 4ih. 1874
Present. R. Ea7oN Krrs, Presdsh', W. J Leah.
d w Bhfneu, a. Hlrison, J. A. Stevens. J.
Allen, il w son, Seiectmen.
The meeting being called 10 order the minuR
ofiaa meeting we're read and approved.
o. w Scotteaccnui; briagih gunnali across
arisi was pres uied add rejected
ON n iti1n. Of j. w Barnett, Messr'. ,. NJ, Allen
andg I. WilV9n wrTro appptntsd q c,rnmitee e.
drafta charter end report on Tuesday evening
next. ef
i BE- a1oa saa 8 r. EATON, KEYS, Pro't.
Jas. P. WILLIAMS ClM.
silaglH CALLED MEErIE9.
5,' Jaaaary 9th 1874.
~ PrrsenpR Eaton KEYS preEideni,l VI Bar
nett, !. M. Alec, n. Wilson, A. hsruson, J. a
Stevens, Seleclmens
- The meeting being called 20 order tbs minutes
OF previous meeting were read and r'eeNois
sf,ha Lhnrter qpn1pittre FrRytfsd anu on h"''"p
the report was received and laid on The table tai
che ehaffer be read f
i'tt The charter, on motion was taken mp by seci
tions. aud each seeppn was read and adopted "
rsaaiaF order, when. on molten itwas adopted q
Whole. Is sh "a
fr Harrison offered the following resolution
which on mniiou was adopted. ge.ss'
Resnlvrd that a committee oi two memheFs %
ithis board 10 appointed 10 have pTnied ia han,
bill form, The charter as reported BY che late com
smiltse appointed for that purpose, and as adope'
bg this beard, John !. Wilson and J. W. Barnett
Committee. =,
~ The following resolution was offered ~ J. !"
Barneit and lost.
~ Resived, that the tharks Of this Board be ten
.'dered 10 J. j. iiughes and Patterson. Esqs p
tthe tabonF and tne they have taken N Original
isa and presenting new charter Tor ihe govern
ntnt 0f THE town. Ayes. ]. w. barne.l, W
LAKE end NJ Allen. Noes, ]. ]. Wilson,
affhrris6h. u A Stevens aud r Eaton Keys.
Mf. o H0nier's account Tor work done on hl
$500 aas presented and allowed.
Oh mot6nihe meeting adjourned.
r EATON KEYS, Pres't.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given 10 all whun il may con-
a corn, tia, ~ the November Term, 1913.
&c the Probate Court Of Yazao county, to
be huldcn 4, Benton on the fourth Monday
n said month, | shall as Administrators of
John McAlorough, decd. apply 10 said conr:
iOr FINAL settlement with said Estate. All
persnns, Therefore, who feet themselves in.
iefesied in SAID estate, can attend Al said
court and object 70 any claims which may
he presented for allowance.
ELIZABETH McidOROUGEI, Adm'x
w. E. PUoH, Sol.
OciOber 90, Ie43 15..4t.
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Hhe STATE OF Nlsslsslpptst RRoB4TE GouRTs
4Azoo CouNTY Oct. Term, l843.
By Tacmas B. Woodward. Esq, Judge oil
the Probate Court Of Yaz0o county AID
State aforesaid.
NJ )TiCE is hereby given, that an anplica.
ton 70 me by Theodore Marlborough
,nd John ]. Swartwout aud bis wife Catha.
fne III, of the comfy 81 Yazno ID said
Siaie, tor partition Of The lands descended
o them by be death Of john Marlborough,
Iced, which lands are as follows, tospif: -
The south half nf east half &c northeast
ldaFleT Of Section IL, Township % 81
| .tange east. the notrh halt Of east half
{ northeast quarter Section 1 and north
salt of west half of northwest quarter Sec.
ION IL, and south half 81 east llalf Of south
,Asl quarter Of Section 2, and ives half of
llurtheast quarter and east half of norihmesi
luarier Section III, and wesl half of south.
sest quarter Section /, and north half 81
last half OF southeast quarter Of Eeclioh 9.
,nd north half and sonihwest quarter and
yes, half of spuiheapt quarter Of Section 3.
Il Township II Of Range / east. and the
vest hall Ut nofIh@usl quartef0f Section
y. and nuflheasf quarter and easi haIF 81
northwest qaar'or of Section u, TOWNSHIP
1, Range 2, west, and the west half d
mrIhWest quarler Of Section 1T, Townshit
,, Range l.oast, and he easl half Of sos.ih
asl quarter of Section %, Township | /
Range /, west, and The wesl half Of south
.esi quarter Of Seclina %, rawnship / /
Range /, wesi, and the following lots Of Ian.
| ying IN lheiown Of Benton, III said county
o.&it: Iuts Nos so, IS, so and S
10 tbs Case, il Is ordered and decfaed
I lat notice he given 10 all persons interested
. l,y publication for lie space 81 two month
the Yazon City Wing, 10 appear at il
!. December Term Of this court and ahe,
! ;ause why tie following persons should M
5 e appointed Commissioners 10 make fafi
S ton OF SAID lands aud lots, to.wit: Washing
d On Lnse. William Robb and Richard SwaYze
3 pursuant to an aci entitled van act concaru
ng the partition Of lands By ceparcens Il.
,enanls and tenants in common.
GEO CROCK Ir..'i.,r ,lo,L
VIZ q PUen. Sol
N"s's, l74s lpr fee $50 00l l7-o,
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IL tie Circnl Ioar. 81 the United States,
for fhc Soaihern Districf ~ ne Siafs
Cf Mississippi 10 Map 1ffa fS44.
United States 81 America.
We. Nend. Exponas.
Planters Bank Of ihe Suia 81 Mississippi.
10y virtue Of the above slstea viii 10 ne
I'D directed. / shall expose h bubble sale.
al she Couft House door of YazoO county,
scribed By law, on
,llondag. ihs lsih aqy af Jaausry 1914.
10 she highest bidder, tor cash. all Of the
Tight, lille and interest % the defendant,
the Planters Bank oliho Stale &c issasippi,
has Cd and @ ihe following described lands,
iO-wii.-.
Lot No. 3 ,sect ~, Town. 9. range q. w.sfhe
wesi hall OF north west Quarter.ths southeast
QUARTER, the east bait OF Southwest quarter 81
section 23, The Wesl half of northwest quar-
ter Of section 26,sownship range d > vest;
cay 400 acree,-the northeast quarter section
"a, lie southeasl quarter sFetion 10, The
east bali 81 southwest quarter aecrion III.
The west bali Of northeAsf quarter and east
halt Of nOrthwee i quarter section VI the
northwesl quarter section 81 al in. town.
ship 10. range 8. west. containing about
$50 acres. and Is called the baby Anderson
Place.
The southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter aud south half Of southeast quarter,
section So, and southwest quarter Of north
west quarter Of section SO. township 10,
range 3 west, containing l60 03-l00 acres.
The n0rthRast quarter OF secdsh IS, town.
ship 10, range 3, west, with the improve.
ments thereon.
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Between vfe1ssb,lTg end nzpo Nttts
'rHtIieht drappl,s a,.d ,ye xnaAtfl slsal1.
81 u T1DFg 81 Cans AID. Master
.,ls.as i regular picket between Nicksbafe
nd Yazea City milking three nas week.
leasing Yszno City every Tuesday. fIl:sIs.
las and Saturday i 10 o'clock, n pfeGis
tn, and arrive VicksbnTg ihe following
mornings ii time f8r lie New Orleans pac
ls, and will leave Vicksburg On The alter.
laie days AZ u M.
Passengers and shippers may rely % llls
oai making bet regular trips q sac draws
.nlg ~ inches water.
Yazoo city, Nov. 10. ls43. ISf
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The following trBct OF Land IN Yazoo
county,, being she easI l4alf Of south " est quar-
ter and southeast quarter northwest qWafteT
Of Section 10: west half southwest quatIef
section u; nor:ii halt OF east bali OF norlhl
-ast uaarieI OF Section Is, al in Township
IL. Range 2, earl, with the Improvement
haraoils
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Ins stAte 8 s.a1s .sissippi,l PRoBATE CoCRT.
Zoo County. Oct Term. ts43
= s.le matter DC The application 81 Eliza
seih McNIOfrongh, Adm'x of The estate
OF John McAluruugh, decd, b 81 alinmed
to make her final settlement ii said estaie.
lii this case. lie said pafiY u ordered II
give notice 81 publication for four weeks ii
tie Yazon Ciig Wing
And s 8 fnflheT ordered. that william y
Pugh land be Is hereby appointed referee
10 state the amonni Of said Adminislratfix
Test GEO CROCKETT 81 K.
WI 3 PU6n Sol
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Yaaoo cousTY. Co., s. Tsr@ MD 1913
By Tacmas B. Woodward Esq, Judge 81
the Probate C0art Of Yasoo county and
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Administrators Sale.

WE VIII sell al public anciian. al III.
Court House door in the Town O
u mon. on The 22d day Of January nexi. o.
credit Of ttoflDe months, the followin.
lands belonging 10 he estate Of Thorn,
4. Jones. deed. under a decree Of thu
Hon. Probate Court Of Yazao county, thi.
land IS adjoining the landsof Roheri Spires
Esq. aud IS mustIy cleaFed aud under fence
.lt is better known as the east half Of The
northeast quarter and the east half Of ia,
southeast quarter ut Section 2. Township 8
Range 2. West, lying and being in Yazot
county. This land would form desirable
place fDr small farmer II Is abuul A.
IN les from Salarlia aud the lant mostly sus
cepiib g ct cultivation. The title IS beiieS
ed 10 be good. but we shall convey such till.
only as is vested 10 MS as administrators an,
administrative. A sufficient sum- IL cash
20 paw The costs OF court and az 0Haey's fees
will be required 81 the purchaser. Bon,
ind securily will be required for the balance
HENRY JOHNSON. Adln'r.
MAR TIA JOHNSON. Admsx.
of Thomas II. Jones. deed.
Benton, Dec q, lS43. 22-3t
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Trnhfee67 SIC.

Trustees sale.
bY virus 0l Dsstu lFusl sAesuIed by
- Washington Dorsey, ON the 9Th Of A.
prh lS39no the unders sned 10 secure the
payment OF certain nules, held by the Com.
lnercial Bank IF Manchester, which Deed is
Of record IN Tie office Of The Clerk Of The
Probate CouFl Of Yazoo county, Book |, p
$50 Z, B and 8. We will on the 18th day
Of Janray next. al she door Of the Com
mercia Bank of Manchester 10 Yazoo City,
sell The property IN said deed conveyed, 10
The highest bidder for cash, to wil:-lhe
nurlh half Of wesl half south west qparleE
Sec. -, Town, ~, Range west, and south
half Of ives. half south west quarter, sec.
-, all ID Township ~, range wesi, lying
il Yazoo County :--and also the following
lots IN Yazoo City, No, 2J7, 276 2O6. 43t
81, l03. 443, 442, 204. undivided moieIl
of lots 1855; The north cas- PORTION of 237
being that part adioiuing 236, 30 feet from
% Main Street running back $50 f. III
andtidud moieiies oflols s - 2, l6l g l62
We viii convey such Tile o. is vested .in q
BY lhs deed
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Yazoo CITY Prices Current.
caaatsrGD ,srlkLF $ .lrssas. Al.la nasEzsLIr.
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THE kazuo City lempennca Socioty
will convene AZ lhe Methodist Church %
Tuesday ne 23rd inst, az O'Clock P. M.
alivbicF lime ne following question WIN Be
distressed l
''Whieh hes ihc grcalet iniucnce n TEN
nemnco ioiormaunn. in connection with
Temperance Societies. miles 90 females"
IL The public ave respectfully requested 70
attend. By Order
i. M. PUGH.
sa Yazpo CIV. Ianl0, 1874 2s-ll
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A lot OF parcel St land In Yazoo county.
heing wesi half of southeast quarter and
wesl halt Of northeast quarter, Section IL
Township az. Range 4, west, containing
I49 O7-lOO acres, with the apper.enances
thsreunto belongings the same having been
ievled on as the properly OF the defendant,
the Planters Bank, 70 satisfy plaintiffs clam
and COSTS.
A. MILLER, Marshal. S. D. M.
BY w. l.. BATS, d. M.
Dec. 9, I843, tPr fee S87) 22-5t
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY
the 4ih day March next
January 10. 1874. - 1911.
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TIE ESSEE.

We have returns from 2, clunes in East and from
81 in Middle tennessee. Ia the frnef, pix has
Gained, as compared with the vote for Governor in
lsi3 SOL votes and in the latter, he Las gained JU6
mixing t,Ielher gaia oil 1857. .jJnes's nij,isy II
will he remembered, was 3S33 81 that To carry the
SAFE. Polk has yet to overepne To- II EI,t Tenucs-
se, c,unlirs and ia Middle rtaaessao coanlics re-
main to be heard from, aud the whole Of the Western
District. embracing II Counties. The contest will be
close PJik's SIZE, tcir3 IL is ,ao.ei. viii not
pgen he get her vote by t.Iht sl1,ez' give HIN
ry slr,n! letter Of rc1 IA in to her sister atps;
and that too be il remembered, notwithstanding the ap-
pals Of his friends TO State pride; When, too he Is Dol-
,tered up by the name ui Jacts,n, once IA tower Of
strength, (anJ we presume his friends will no, admit
iha, il is not 50 still s ab1yea. when RAINING against
man whom jackson and his ioadi,s hate with ualil-
MY which hut,aa beings should be ashamed harbJr
in their bDsoms-a man, who in he nJad tide Jach-
msIy procalm rendered odous Ia the people by
ihe canmnles Of which he was The victim. that he was
frequently "ournt in City" aud would perhaps, had
he gone there person.. have met the fate of Seryerus
ifOn the hands Of his inoleranl political ioes That
Henry Clay should, in 81 brei period have iced
dozen these canneS, rs To break the charm Of Jack
SINS overwhelming popularity with half Of the poo
leoi Tennessee, is indeed glorious moral triumph
triumph Of lruti an justice over falls loal and perse
cnon-at onca worthy oite people who have risen SUI
lenr 10 the Influence III prejudice aud err1 and 10 the
nan IN whose behalf tbs ''omnp1iance Of ruth aud
triumph Of public Justice" has been exhibited
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nALLAS anR DOkRl

As soon as II MAS asecrtained thar Mr.. Dallas had
beeh elected TO TIE Wee Presidency, his friends in Phil
adfphla ?rnceeded his residence To congratulate him
on the event. Mir Dallas made speech IN the ucea-
sinn IN tie course ot Which, (accofdirg To the Public
iedeer) 'ie Pcke particularly q he confinement i
ihomas ". Dor in tie Ehedc isasd prison. aad tde
sympathy 1eh Ter lin ig The .7me,i,m people, and he
prfphe0ed tH he ti1e not far d,Siaat eheR he
fo"d lie dte'ated, AND RAISED 10 The HIGH
ESl lloNORs,n Sc. llufe we have the Vice Pres
iden' etct making quasi nomination q ielun in the
fehI'enarNa lralto IN act. and murderer IN intent
Tor The "h'ehtd hohois 81 the county nothing short
Of the Presidency of course Wien, On the Saturday
night heiore tie eccon in this place, enc olthe speak.
ers, al The Wing meeting. declared that he would not be
surprised II Dou should he The I.aeuuco candidate for
the Presidency il ls;S, neither he nor his auditory
dreamed that, within 50 lficf rerod George NJ ral-
las, the Wee President elect. would scueusv IN pub,
lie address 10 lis fellow cnzrns give hsm and substance
othe suggestieui Yet Errc II is, We had DESIGNED
accompanying this e8iieas ahnurcaIion with an exposl
un ct Dori's conduel during he Rhode Island rebellion
aud showing ldl, tie rretonslts ST up hy lin afe
well founded, all cur Sale governments pay bt n any
momenl avetlh"wn Ay an adveatanr uha can neru a
FalslaG leerirnt isam the cellars and nafreis o our
large cites, AID WHO. unlhe DIR. las the ciuraee IN
confront The lealy constituted Executive. with 1rns
ia hs haods-iat indeed II the principles commended fr
by htu and his symphz'rs he correct. laafcg is the
basis oi Rpahi,aass', aal .li5ts 1s'eqd oI Leeisa.
aud - 8, re tie oaly ann i.tl ma ers sud IL
hf4Te'ets law. Bar our space iro,li, all we mes.
reserve the exposition r. 4 future occasion.
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$500 Folks gain.
THE, EFFECT +!

We refer the reader to annthfr column for ininr-
nation as the effect produced already by The annnn
calion Of Mr. Folks election the monetary affairs ana
the industrial energies Of the country. We may STALE
as another illustration OF lis Probable injurious tendency
that mercantile house in Lynchburg. which had for
sume montls been purchasing Wool under an nnllmled
order from Northern establishment, has received IN
strucrions not to purchase another pound We lear'.
too that plan which was in contemplating, aud wlrh
indeed had been maured, for the establishment oil Il
larre Wooden Mandatory in Richmond has been a
basdoncd Who can wonder at these things! II we
are to be forced by anti national system OF
to buy from the manufacturers Of England, he Is an I'M
wise n,an who embarks his capital IN rivalry against her
pauper labor and her wealthy capitalists. N'ih Inc bf,
sh Parliament erislan, acas, American labor on The
oher side Of the water and the American Congress le-
gis!ang aaaIns, ilon this, ruin to our infant mhnu'ac
lures is inevitable The cotton establishments ccns'
.ule perhaps the only branch of our domestic system
" hlch will not be gradually ever'hfo"D
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TIN E.tbaiond Ergaar irte'G,s US list 'no, gun
Ged, ~ ianu5r Haunted. nat tofch leled not
sound "t y ien- eu,e hcafd," in lat ely, when
James X. P.bs el,eii,n Was aseer'aiaei. We are
moi surprised at il 1t va, 10 occasion FIR i.y-and
even they "al bad dlns tba deed ~ that their
victory WAS r1h.r cause of humiliation ami sadn,ss
than u eNthal'n. They .tN lhar in a5ectirg l'eny
Clay they Lad ne injustice 10 the master ,prl oil the
age Ia ore Nho.ad deserved Of hrs country the strut
gesl H5ri;, stations OF gratitude faer lhln sentence Il
usttarl,n aud tley knew that, In eeyatlng James X.
Polk. thy hal conferred undtsrryod honor On a man of
inferior eapaeiiy. and who hal claim the high ais.
nei Il, Guhj,d either on brilliant talents or On rnAl.
services. Thy sensible, Ton, that they had de.
graded tie dignity the Presidential al itssf b. be-
slowing 1t upon So undl fr the most exalted sta
hon IN the world. And, more than all they knew that
he had been elected by lagani misrepresentation ia
some sections Of the Union. Of his opinions on great
questions Of public policy, witch must SON be exposed
and which must subject those VIVA resored 10 such I'M
fair means 10 The terrible Resentment af BETRAYED colt
stituency. 1t is n9t strange, therefore, that Instead of
bopffcs and Examinations, banners and music lunerca
solenniy clonGed the broWs of vctors even in the
fist hour of their trIunphan omnaus prelude to the
deeper elen which will oyershadow the closing scenes
OF this i'll starred victory.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Nov. IT,

CnHle.-There were upwards Of 300 head Of Beef
Cattle offered for sale the Scales 10 day. and prices
ruled the same as last week About 2DO head were Ia
ken by packers aud GOO by the butchers prices ranging
from s 50 10 &2.25 per 100 lbs. on the hoo quail
ily. equal to S3aSI % net Several lots. comprising
about 210 head, were driven North and the balance
main IN market unsId.
Uogs.- The supply Of Live Hogs is very good. and
sales making al S3G23a$3.e7s per 100 lbs.
FldW.-The market for new Howard st. Flour has
been rather quiet to-day and the sales fun store
prise only lew hundred bhs good mixed brands at ST..
-. Holders uniformly ask the The receipt
price lsiil2s.
Since the sale Of City Mills Flour Thursday at
81 % there have been tfansacii,,ns.
Groin.-'lhe supply Of Wheat to-day was light
The sales steady SSa93 cents for good strictly
prime reds and 75aSS cents for inferior good -
Sales of Corn, old and new, II AZ cents for white,
and "A As cents for yellow. Sales Of Oais at 25 70
cents.
Whishey The demand is very limited at % cents
for Ibis. We quae bids. al 26la27 els.
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NEW YORK.

al he counties ia this State have been heard f.on;
''ee h very vide difference in the tabular state
.s published in the several papers, The CONNER
-. u'e'''Ser makes Folks majority SPOIL; the Pos,
mn" Tue Journal Of Commerce 6,O07; the Albany Ar,
e., o''oo; the Albany Advertiser 4. 5s4.
ne Congressional delegation elect CONSISTS of2l L..
ns,. ""ss' and American Republicans. IN the
~, congress there are "a Locos and 10 Wigs
ov.. o'Ae senate, including. the members who ho
Ard !, ., WI, consist of4 Wings, | American r publican
n,.; locos. The other house Of AZ Wings. IA
'N'" heFub''csns and 67 Locos Loco maprity i.
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o. The Enquirer thinks the Wings ought to be We
~ qaet under heir deteat--aud especially thai no
''palrpt' ought to Throw any obstacle in tho way
OF Polh's administration" We concur with ii in
The latter opinion. But it is 10 be hmencd that The
Enquirer las nni aicays thought So aud always acted
opn that principle, and thai lis paiy has not Likewise
thought and a-led. Does ii forget thai a declaration
of war was made upsn John q. Adam SIS admins.
ton bclfe even his iaaasuraun aud that Was boldly
proclaimed that it.musi be pat down. though it should
be rs pure the angels in heaven ~ Does it forget
,he f'rce aud vlnletive assaults made upon the Iiar
administration heure single act had been done,
and brio'e its policy had been developed 1t is rich, to
Judge the by lis fruits" and albei, We scorn and
loalhe tie foul means by which James X Polk has been
elected. we shall endeavor 10 conform to this rule
But s"ch an appeal comes with wreehed grace indeed
from such quarter
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INDIANA.

"'' STATE is still in fog, and is claimed by both
. ne vote has been very close. The Cncinna-
''Aeha extra of the 9th inst. has returns from 43
eS' which shov nett Wing gain over the Gov
''"'S election in 1913 ofl757. when the Locof ca ma
ho Ha''ns Lpcofoco majority Of 32i 10
E ~, ~ "'e 40 counties thai remain to be heard
d., ne "azeile says. however: "In reference Il,
dea, ''' returns we shond perhaps state that they
very materially from ,hose received by the Lscos
,,.,. give them as we get them. If they are cor
"e SSoupi stands as have cas-, up II those
'" oPpolshss are correct, the State is very doubtful