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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-04-11
Attachnant.

Thomas G. CLARK,
vs. Attachment for
F'man z Picket, & wife, sl4s 81 l-s.
N.IE Attachment in the above sisted
case having been returned into Conf
Inly executed Nofic4 il heTehy given thai
'nless the defend4ns arp AT before he Cir
ni Cnnr' Of Yazao county. nor before the
.irsi day Of The Nav Term, A. d. ls45. Of
'Ad C"nrt, and answer or plead TO said al,
'aclmen'. judgment will be entered nr
iaalnst them for the full amount of Plain
ills demand aid costs. ID the property Sc
attached s"Id. rIIOS. p. SI.ADIs, elk.
By GIR BARNES. D q.
Perkins s. Wilkiuson, PIainiltis Au'ys.
Feb. %, mas. 346t.
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Attachnlent.

Sa''nn'9 !. RUSSELL A,,.shmen, for 500
John w. Hill g. Wife.
UVHE Attachment in the above stated case
~ having been returned into Court duly
executed. Notice is hereby given that un-
less the defendants shall appear before the
Circuit Court Of Yazoo county, on or before
the first day ofthe May Term A. D. 1S45, o.
said court. and er or plead to SAID at
tachment, judgment will be entered up a
ganst them for the full amount OF Plaintiff.
demand and costs, and the proper so at
tached sold. THOS. p. SLADE, Clk.
By Glib. bAREEs, D. c.
Perkins & Wilkinson Plaintiffs Au'yE.
Feb o. IRA5. 46t
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Attachments.

Peter Fisher Adm'r. &c.
We Attachment Tor
Tolman C. Pickett. $50 81
TIME Attachment in the above stated cas-
/ having been returned into Court daily
executed. Notice is hereby given that un
less the defendant appear before the Circuit
Court Of Yazoo county, on or before the FIRST
day Of the next May Term. A. D. 1845, Of
said Court, and answer or plead to said at
tachment, judgment will be entered up
against him for the amount of Plaintiffs de-
mand and costs, and the property so attach.
ed sold. THOS. p. SLADE, elk.
By Glib BARNES, D. c.
Perkins & Wilkinson, Plaintiffs Att'ys.
Feb. %, Ia45. 34.6t
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The siS,s Of lM,l,...is'a'Ppi' PsoHATs cogn+.
To che HoG JANIS r. BuRRus. Jsdgc of
PrOba'e IF Yasno County. STATE
IF Mssisippi.
VOUR Pc i'i0ners. Michael Kavps. aud
= Mary his vile. would respectfully state
,ulo your honor. that MARY. before her ~.
erm rrlage with the said Alcinel, WIS The
v ,:ow uf one Roaerick Med file, tlet,l.-
l'nai the said Rnderick in his lifetime. ard
turing the cove,iuFG &c the said MARI with
i'm. was sciyedand possessed uf tie west
halfof Tie north west quarter. Section 81.
r0wnship a.. Range two wes,. confirming
u 80 l0O acres Also, The santII half uf
he east half Of Tire north west quarter OF
Section 81, Township IL, Range two wesl
containing 40 l5-lO0 acres. Also, north
half Of east half Of north west quarter, Sec.
ton %, Township |, Range two west. con.
tanning 40 Is leo acres. living in Yazou
comfy, state of Mississippi; that lbe said
lar, has never plried With he. dover inter
~ in the same. They therefore pray, that
aer dewer in the same may be allowed, &C
cording to the Statute in sucL cases made
aud provided; and as in duty bound the.
VII ever pray, SC.
Attest. CgAS. NJ. HENDERSON, C!k.
By A. SIDNEY PERKINS, y
Perkins s. Wilkinson, Solicitors for Pel'ns.
March 7, 1916. (Prs. fee $l2 75) 35.4t
A LII persons interested in the above de,
n scrbed lands, will take notice, that Al
the April Term. lS45, oF the Probate Cour
Of Yazoo county, application will be made fo
he appointment OF Commissioners 10 lay Of
,nd allo, to said Mary Hayes, her dover il
said land.
PERKINS & WILKINSON.
Solicitors for Petitioners,
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Notice

WVHE partnership in the practice Of the Law
N heretofore existing between us, is this DAY
dissolved by mutual consent. All business here
toiure entrusted to W, viii receive our JOINT at
Ientio1 Hereafter each ot us will continue the
practice Of our profession separately.
JOHN BATTAlLB,
WM. BATTAILE,
Benton, March II, l845. 37-f
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Attachment.

Gyms w. Edmnpds,
vs.. Attachment for
Tolman c. Picket. eISe 63.
'ENHE Attachment in the above stated
4 case. having been returned into COsfr',
IDLY execu'e1. N,tice IS hereby given tia
anless The defendants appear before the Ci
emit Conr' "f Y 200 COMFY. onor before ~.
first day Of the Nav Tern. A D. lS45. 9
said Court. and answer or Plead TO said a
tachment. Judgment will he entered az
oaiGst MN ter lbe tull amount Of Pl4in'ilfs
demand and costs. and the properly 80 q
iached sold. TAOS p SLAUE. OK
By GrB BARNES. u. c.
Perkins & Wilkinson, Plain; ifs Alt',s.
Feb. -, ls45. 346t.
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Attachment.

Henry L. Theus,
We. Attachment Tor $40
TOlman & Mary Pickett,l
UOAE Attachment in the above stated case
n having been returned into Court duly
executed. Notice is hereby given that un-
less the defendants shall appear before the
the first day of the May Term A. D. 1845 OF
said court, and answer or plead to said at
tachment, Judgment will be entered up
against them for the full amount of Plaintiff s
demand and costs, and the property so az
tached sold. THOS. T. SLADE, elk.
BY Glib. BARNES, D. c..
Perkins & Wilkinson Plaintiffs Au'Ys.
Feb %, I845. 34-6t
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Notice.

n WILL, at the April Term. ls45. o. :be
n Probate Court Of Yszoo county, make a
final settlement with said Court, a. admins.
traitor OF the estate Of John HanIan, decd.
THOMAS MALONE, Admir-.
VIM. F Pugh, Sol.
March 90, l845. 38-5t.
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Notice.

A T the January Term l645. Of the Hons
IA orable Probate Court of Yazoo county.
State of MississiPpi-Le,ers testamentarv
ON the last Will aud Testament Of Jesse ).
Benny deceased, were granted 10 the under
signed. All persons indebted 10 said estate
will please come forward and make pa, LDent,
md all persons having claims against the
same. will present them within the time
prescribed BY law or they will be forever
barred.
CALEB d. BONNY, J -
MOSES Ii. BONNY, D'e't'o'S'
Feb. %. 1915. $40,
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SIC; TO Huntsville, ga 5O.-Tims from Mem
phis, Tenn. 10 Hunisvlllee, Ala, days.
STAGE OFFICES Memphis, Tenn, at the
Commercial Hotel. Yazoo CITY, Miss, at the
PhGnlx House.
L. SIMS & BROTHERS.
March q, I845. 37-6n
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FIRE INSURANCE.
Ocean Mutual Insurance Company.
OFFICE-No. As Camp Street,
New ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANSs
DIRECToRs:
VIM. A. GASQUET, President.
W. W. Montgomery, F. B. LeBeGu,
F. p. DucORge, AEer. Gordon,
y. C. Harrison, j. A. Gasquet,
EduU. Shift, r. w. Montgomery.
CHAs. BRIGGs, Secretary
This Company, by an amendment of their
charter, passed at the last Session of the
Legislature, is now authorized to Insure on
the Mutual System, and all persons insurng
their Property in the Office will be entitled
to the privileges of that System, in accOr-
lance with the charter and bylaws, withou;
mourning any kind of responsibility, from
which they are guarded by an express pro-
vls,on of the amended charter.
All kinds of property insured against FIRE
on the most reasonable terms, and the mos
prompt and liberal settlements made in ca
ses of loss.
Oct. !, ls44-l4:tE
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James Cameron.

WNHE Attachment in this case having been
n returned into Court duly executed, II
is ordered by the Court, that unless the said
defendant shall appear in proper person or
BY some Attorney OF lie court on or by the
first day of the next Term hereof, and plead
answer or demur to the plaintiff = declara-
ton, judgment by default will be given
against him for the full amount of plaintiff s
demand and COSTS, and the property attach
ed sold
Il is further ordered by the court, that a
copy o. this order be published for four
weeks in the Yazoo Ci,y Wing, a newspa-
per published in Yazoo City.
THOS. P. SLADE. Crk.
By GIB. BARNES, D.
J. & w. Battaile, SOL for complainant.
March "a, I845. 36-4t.
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The state Of Nisslssippi.l PaoBATA Co RI,
YAYoo COUNTY. Jan'y. Tenn 81
M HEREAS in the matter of The appll.
cation OF Robert l.. Cirpenter, adm -.
slraiOr Of William Carpenter deceased. ami
ne of The disIrbslees 0f ID estate. inr az
rider &c sale uf he personal estate nf sad
deceased, for the purpose of distribution
nd for the appoln'meni Of COmnis oners
- "a Ike partition of The real estate betw ep
the heirs; and after proper hearing before
he Conf, Davis W. Brazealle, Archihak:
Mckee and William ID. Ogden wer nomi-
naIedsa as Commissioners 10 make said part.
ton.
1t was ordered, adJudged and decreed
that a Citation issue, directed to the heirs
and all persons interested. TO be and appear
at Probate Court. to be holden at the
Court House, in the town Of Benton, on the
4th Monday of March next; then and there
10 shew cause, if any they can. why an nr.
der for such division and sale shaul1 no; b.,
made, and also why the nomination Of Davis
W Braze2ls, Archibald Mckee aud William
D Ogden as Commissioners as aforesaid
shOIld not be confined
II is further ordered. that publication O
his Citation be made in the :. Yazoo Cit,
Wig" for the space of two months succes
svely.
Witness, the Hon. James r. Burns. Jndg'
Of Probates for Yazoo county. The 4th Mon
day of January, ls45. and seul Of said Courl
issued the Sd day of February, lS45.
CHA'S. NJ. HENDERSON, elk.
By A. SIDNEY PERKINS, D c.
Feb. 6, l645. (Prs, fee $22) 3l-9f.
| ~. R. RICHARDS. Soil
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Notice.

The state q Mississippi, YAzoo CrNoUrT
a CcuRT OF cHANcrRy, May Term, 1914.
r. NJ JonNsoN, Jr. et. al Com. -
vs.
A. II. MoRToN r. al Def'ls.
IT appearing To. the satisfaction of the
= Court. that the u end ,nts. Edwtrd J
Pinker'0n and z. A Puryc,r. de- no .esiae
wilh u the lin /. pf the State of Mfssissipp
50 that the 0r,l,nlr, process of the Court can
he served up0n. q is therefore ordered
and dec'red. THAT Hniess the s,iI defend.
ants, Ed~atd Fnkertnn and X. A Pur
veat. appear here. on or before the first day
Of the next Term Of ihis Cont. aud answer,
plead or demnr 10 the cnmulainanl's bill.
the several allegations therrin. will be IA !
ken fOg cont. ssed rs Ia them. and the mal.
iers thereof decreed. is iherefnie con
sldered 10y the Court. Mat pub iicalion Of tins
nrder he made IN the Yazoo Try Wing. a
newspaper published in the YlZnO City.
State IL Mississippi, for two months.
TtIOS. p. SLADE.. CI'k.
BY Gin. BARNEs. % q.
March 7. 1915. rs u.
Emrr & Hlydcn. Solicitors rnr Compl'rs.
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ROBSON g. ALLEN,
Respectfully inform :heir Friends and Gus
toners that they continue the
CONN MIS- SION
AND
FOrmar0ttI0 35lsf1Ie6s.

At their old Stand, No 23 St. Charles 81.
NEW ORLEANS.
TVIEY will make advances, either here,
\ or through ALLEN s. BARKSDALE,
At Yazoo City, on all Cotton consigned to
them, provided the same is insured as usual)
md will attend promptly to receiving and
forwarding all goods consigned to their
ctre-to filling Orders, or any other busl-
ness entrusted to them. They solicit iho
patronage Of their friends-promsing that
heir best exeTtions shall be used to give
satisfaction.
N. Orleans, Oct. 9, l644.-l5:h.
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National House,
ia Ia G8g18W q 8 CO

Tet'Up;tonlas Stre-t. NeV Orleans.
Ca THE Subscriber respectfully So
lsE15@ liciis continuance ofthe patronage
literally bestowed the last season, and
promises 10 leave nothing undone 10 render
his guests comfortable. The ladies' depart.
nents Of the National. are inferior to nc
aouse in the Southwest. The House has
'ndergOne complete renovation.
Oct /, S44-1A:ly
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Millinery GOODS.

kihbons. To- Varlely and tIctlness. canno'
- sup ssed n this market heavy Hat and
ap-cnl're new designs; various styles
Weeks. Tdfalnr, Saiins. Velvet, and Love
Ribbons; VeIvets COR Hats; PI,id. figured
1ncat and plain; Silks aud Satins for Has
complete assortment; Wha!ebones. Gimps,
Ribbon wire, Cards, Crown Lining, Fonn
alton, Artificial Flowers, Trimmings, La
ces, sc. &c.
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The state of mississippi, PipBArs CpURr,
YAzoe CoUNrY. Fen. Term, 1915.
A GREEABLY TO an order Of The Probate
"A Court of said county. notice is hereby
given to all persons interested in the lands,
tenemen,s and hereditaments Of Robert
Mcintyre. deceased, to be- and appear be-
fore the Probate Court of said county, TO be
held on the foo,h Monday of April next,
then and there Ia show cause, il any the y
can. why an order should not be made 7
the sale of the real estate of said deceased.
lying aud being in the counties OF Yazoo
and Madison, known - the west half north
west quarter and east half north west quar-
ter, Section 6, TeEnshlp 10, Range 3, las
East half south west q1arlcr Sectinn 81
Township IL, Range 3, E4s'--South wes'
part of lot No 1, Section /, Township 10
Range 2 Easr--all IN the couniy OF Madison
Lots Nos. / g. 2. OF Section l, TOWNSHIP
10, Range 2, East lying in Yazoo COUNT!
and State aforesaid, for the payment ~
debts due BY said estate. Aud is fnr'he
ordered that publication Of this citation b.
made in the Yazoo City Wing, for four week:
successfully.
WITNESS James R. Brrns, Esq Judge q
Probate Of he county 0i Y.zoo. The four
Monday oC February, IN45, and seal pi 1h'
Court. Issued the lst day Oi March. lS45
CHARLES NJ. HENDER SON, OK.
By A. SIDNEY PERKINS. D. 4.
March Z, lS45 (Prs. fee $l2 75.l 33-4i.
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CHARLESTON. SO,

via, S,ueui'le, Wlrren'on, ia rson, Ala, Rom,
Cussvill Ma1eua, d catur, C,vingtun anu Mat
ism, Ga. AZ Holy Springs, alsl, connecting
win Wm. Mucr's Tr-WVeklN Line TO Columbus,
Miss, W., Ppntntoc and Aberdeen
or Stage leaves Memphis for the SOWth on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, AZ 5 O'Clock,
A. M.-FoU the East on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, N O'clock, A NJ. Leaves YaZo-
CITY, North, on Wednesdays, Fri avs and San
davs, al O'cloct, A. NJ
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Attachment Notice.
The STATS OF MISSISSIPPI,
YazOo County,

Peter Fisher Administra-
tor % all and singular, the
goods and chattles, rights
and credits which were
Of George Fisher, decd,
&c.
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Circuit Court Of
, YaZOo County,
Nov. T'rm,IS44.
Attachment foI
| 500 co.
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! gPP0hT TIE MECHANIC!

: E9HANK9UL for the vefv libesal patronage
d here'ciorp extended 10 him, would sav
% his friends An customers, that he has re-
moved his establishnenf TO his New Store
on Main Street, opposite Messfs. Link &
affison's and adjoining Tie Post Office.
there he offers for sale every article in the
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Straw Goods.
A Large and Well Assorted Stock.
RACES
Consisting Of Llsle, Asn6urtons; also, Eng
Iish, German, French thread Laces and
Edgiug; Jaconet and Swiss Embroideries;
White and black Nets, plain and figured,
n great VARIETY; and complete assortmen,
% WHITE GOODS.
GLOVES. .
KID. SIX. Merino and Berlin; md AZ,
he new Sll-s of MITES, of the day.
A IL SO:
Cashmere D'E'osss 2riuts; French do
3"ngse ilandkerchiefs. Spit Iefed, Cor1n.
lag; Back SIX Shawls. plain, figured and
"l"rcd; Mouselne de Lajne, do Msrino
h,het. Broche, and various styles Wool;ens
linens. Hosiery, Spool Thread, Grass Cloth
nrded Skirts, Dam sg Table Spread. Goa
ord and Binding, Buttons, Sewing Silks
colored and black; Twist, Suspenders.-
EALSO-Linen Cambrick Handkerchief, ii
IeVery VARIETY
Oct. I. Disability.
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CASH SIX GOODS
DPoIH GOOds.

CASHMERE DE- Cosse, new and rich ar.
lcie; French Mousellne de LANES, Of eve
- slsle and quality; Italian Luds,rings black
apd bl"e Black q TO 40 inches; Gro Dc
swiss and Gro de Rhine. black fgurcd
corded, Wa,ered and stripe do; and prea'
arietes Of Fancy silk, Fancy Striped Sal
ms. Changeable Lusires, Cape de Lame
39mDazines, Alpaccas. Silk and cotton
Warp. Also-various new STYLES Of Al
nm and Winter Dress Goods. TOO nuuber
uts To mention
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Sat0keRy Al1DGs
such as Bride Bits, Spurs, Whips. S,irrnp-
Irons, &C., which haze been selected far in,
by one of the best and most exnefisncea
|SaddleTs in New York City. lie has also on
hand, Of his opn mann facIuTe, every des-
Icriptop of Sad lies, Briddles, Martingales.
all kinds Of
Carriage and Wagon. Harness
Saddle Bags. Carpets Bags, Trunks. Sc made
in neat and most substantial manner.
He is also prepared 10 receive and resai.
Carriages OF every description, Iheing per.
fectly familiar with lining and trimming tht
same) and pledges himself 10 attend to q!
orders promptly; and hopes q give genera
Esatisfaciion. His prices shall bsreduced 4
sui, The hardness of the times.
Yazoo city, January /, ls45, 26-20t.
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TO TRAVELLERS,
FARE REDUCED II
o. cents Dpr Mile

" ME subscribers respectfully inform the pub.
N lic, that they hRv, reduced the Fare on Al
ol their Stage Lines IN six AND A HALF
CENTS per mile. Their Coaches ami ,Trams
Grc good, and their Drivers steady and accnmm,-
Iauos. SlaAe leaves Memphis, r.nn, dat,
('xeePt Saniays,l far Ilpli, rings, Miss iher.
connecting with their rn.Werklv L,nr, 5 mih
t'r oxford, Cotiesville, Grenada. Carrotna, Lex
lngt"o, Bcuton, YaEn' Civ and Cannon, there
connecting with pB A. z shvr 4 cos Line e.
Jackson, Mise. Al Holly Springs. counrris with
their Iu-Weekly Line, East TOR Salem aud Ru,-
ley, there connecting with M,ssrs. Cnllahar a
CARROTS Line to Tuscunha, Ala, there con.
ner,ilg with the Rail Road to d. catur, aud the
Stage Line a. Huntsville, Ala, alsn. At Decatur
c0nnectInI with The main EAsrrn Line 10
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YaxoO CIV Pricea Cmrre.lf.

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-13
s.Indiana Officers. Guides

We have been presented with copy of this new W ork
by the publishers MesSrs Turner & Jenison of Indiana
polls 1t purpors be comprehensive collection OF
Judicial ministerial, and business FORMS suited for al
every officer, including those necessary the
school laws adapted the laws OF Indiana and other
with references Indiana laws and
Court decisions Also general collection of forms for
conve yancing, official Bonds, &C. which added
concise treatise evidence, and suits in ershp
matte and tables of interest. BY John H. Bradley Esq
We have examined the work with care, and have
doubt, that it will be found of great value every
whatever may be his business profession. The
wel known character of Mr.. Bradley a lawyer is
sufficient evidence of its 1t is invaluable
to the township magistrates and county officers The
work contains about 400 pages printed fine paper,
and put up law binding. 1t is offered for sale the
Richmond Book Store Price 81 -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-13
Congressional Election.

The result of the late election in this District is most
satisfactory the wings thereof and the State at large
The nomination of Mr.. Smith was made with unanim-
ty almost unequalled i'll political life 1t was rendered
him in considera of his able services whilst a
Der of the last Congressor his unnchng integrity
a whg--his honesty and patriotism a The con-
test was carried on by his opponent with considerable
ZEAL and by certain leaders of the loco party with vi
rulence and malgny seldom excelled In the onset
attempt made by the editor of the Jetfcsonin
the public believe that Mr.. Finley would prove
very formidable opponent. Much said of his
popularity in this place, and it declared with
emphasis that he would obtain thousand majority in
this county. In this he TO receive a
handsome majority The result proved that in
stead of Mr. finleys receiving the majority Mr. Smith
received 2i3 votes than his opponent in this town
ship--n the county hundred and ffy-fou and
the district thousand sir h"ndred and ftfy-fno Mr.
Clays majority in the district last November but
1901
The result of the late election will have salutary
fuence upon coming 1t will be evidence
dent political aspirants that they must wait the will and
pleasure of the people, rather than attempt drive them
from their nominations While political friends
other portions of the State have been
strong holds and the locos carried all
here, III the old Fourth Congressional District the wing
banner floats triumphant, without dimned .
stripe erased and we trust under the guidance of
countrys protecting genius, may float here untarns
ed forever.
In HENRY, the twin sister of old Wayne, the whgs
stood noby up to the work They listened not to the
rantng of the vile loco demagoguc, the nsiious
schemes of Reorganization by the plotting political
hacks of the abolition party but their principles
they met, in the spirit of freemen their political oppo
the ballot box, and their for wings
good and tre giving the proud majority of four hundred
and eighty
In FAYETTE the wing majority is three hundfed and
fy-onea most gratifying result TO the friends of wing
principles. Notwithstanding the opponents of Mr. Smith
endeavored defeat him in his by misrepre
sensations and false of divisions in the wing
ranks the neighbors of the wing candidate sPurned
their fasehoods, and sustained him with unprecedcn-
ted majority
In LITTLE UNION, where the wings Wings, they
gIt who used the fight giving air. Smith
a majority of sirfy-seoen votes.
We u lie result thus:
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| worse than you did. Mister, when came down
on your toes.
'Arter breakfast thai mornin', Joe Davis cum
TO my house, and says he. 'Bradey's old roam is
nearly dead-she's cut all to peices and can
scarcely move Il want TO knowl" says |, 'how
on airth did it happen!' Now willis, were
talkin' up cum that everIastin' hypocritc Bradley
and says he, Mr.. Hitchcock, my old roam is
ruined' 'Du TELL, says /. She is cut ali to
pieces says he; do you know whether sho was
in your stable. last night?' Wal, Mister, with
this let out: DO know it'-The Yankee here,
in illustrating, made sudden advance upon the
iandy, who made way for him unconscously, as
t were-'Do | know it, you no-souled, sqash-
headed, old night owl you.-you hay -hookin,
corn-cribbin', fodder-fudg gin, cent Shawn, whit
tim of nuthin' you?'--kate kicks like nero
dumb beast, but I've reduced tho thing to
scenco?" The Yankee had not ceased to ad-
vance. or tho dandy, in his astonishnent, to
troat; and now, the motion Of the latter being
tolerated by apparent demonstration the
part of the former TO suit the action to the word
lie found himself in the ''social hail. ,umbling
backwards over pile Of baggage and tearing
the knees of his pants he scra mblcd, perfect
scream of laughter stunning him from all sides.
The defeat total; few moments afterwa rds
no seon dragging his trunk ashore. while
Mr.. Hitchcock finished his story on the boiler
deck.1