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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19

The best illustration Of the BriScOe Bill
and the effects il will produce, should the
iOcos succeed in the approaching election,
IS contained in the following dialogue,
which we End published in the editorial
columns Of the Matches Courier. It is
capital. Those gentlemen who have ex-
pressed so much sOilcitude to US to know all
about this bill, are referred to the dialogue
below. Il explains Briscoeism better than
we could do it; and, instead of furnishing
them the copies Of the Briscoe Bill we pro-
missed, we recommend this dialogue in their
place. Il contains the substance of the bin
without the superiority of words with
which it is clothed:
D1ALoeUE.-A. What is the effect Of the
BriscOe bill, if the locos should succeedl-
As there is so much talk about it, I want Il
know something Of the measure.
B. Why, it will make a few thousand,
for me, as l owe the banks a perfect pile
You know it cancels all debts due the bank
don't you? in that it dsables any of tht
banks from collecting any Of their debts.
A. Well now, swon, if that amt cap
ital thing. like that 'mazin' well. col
", that's great constitutions" the best We
getable ever invented for Teller that owe
the banks; if it amt, III be smashed all U
-(Musing)-LOok here (after pause)
paid a cussed bank fourteen hundred dol
lars in some Of its own notes that cost N
FIVE cents in the dollar, the other days.
the locos succeed, wonder if we could'r
sue 'em, and make 'em pay me 6ack2
B. No, don't think you could al presen
but if you can hold on ill the next electio
after the one now in hand, you'll be able
make 'em pay you back. At last Sta
election we had, we repudiated what Il
State owed, at this election we are goir
to repudiate what the people owe, and
think the next time well make the Peep
refund TO US all we ever paid 'em. Getti
long pretty fast, that's fact.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19
,Judge Battiale.

Ma. EDIroR s-Professor BInmenbach,
the German Psychologist, wrote an essay
some years ago, on the case Of a man ,Oho
had sootcr ia Ris head Of nineteen gears
staHaiag. We had Otbelieved such case
possible, until we had head some Of Judge
BattaiIe's late speeches to the people. Our
doubts are dispelled. o. P. @.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19
NOVember Election.
For CHANCELLOR.

We are authorized 20 announce STEPHEN
COOKE, of LOwndes county, as a candidate for
the Office of Chancellor Of the State, at next
election If elected, he will reside at the seat Of
government
We are authorized to announce Judge JOHN
Nj. MAURY, as a candidate for the Office OF
Chancellor Of the State of Mississippi, at the next
November election.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We are authorized 10 announce w. b.
TURNER, Esq, of Yazoo county, as a candi-
date for the Office of District Attorney, for
the Fifth Judicial District, composed of the
counties of Yazoo, Holmes, Madison, Attala,
Winston, Noxubee and Leake, at the next
November Election.
| We are authorized to announce e. A. M. GRAY
Esq, as a candidate for the Office of District At
torney Of the fifth Judicial District, composed OF
the counties Of Yazoo, Holmes, Attala, Leake,
Noxubce, Winston aud Madison, at the next Mo-
vember election.
We are authorized to announce WIZ. E. PUeH,
as candidatd for District Attorney, for the Fifth
Judicial District, composed Of the counties Of
YazOO, Madison, Holmes, Alfalfa, Winston, Nox-
ubee and Leake.
For Circuit CLERK.
We are authorizedto announce Mr.. GIB.
BARNES, as a candidate for the Office of Cir
cult Ccur. Clerk of this county, at the next
November election.
FOR ASSESSOR.
We are authorized 10 announce LEWIS
! BARFIELD, as a candidate for the Office ,oI
Assessor Of Yazoo county, at the next No.
Vember election. ot hs
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
We are authorized to Announce MoRsAn l.
FITcH, Esq 90 q candidate for Judge 81 the Fifth
Judicial District. composed Of the counties or va.
400. Holmes, Alfalfa Eeake, Noxubsc; Winston
|. and Madison. 4cg igtl 3sel
, We areauthoTizsd TO announce r. @
PERRY. Esq as candidats Tor Judge Of fl
: Judicial District, composed Of the countiei
of YszOo, Holmes. Alfalfa, Leake. Noxnbee
!, Winston and Madison, ct The next Novem
Der election.
q We are authorized to announce r. EAroi
! KEYS, Esq. as candidate Tor the ONCE o
4 Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Yazoo county
4 At the next November election.
For SherffR.
We are authorised 70 announce b. +. BATEr
9 Esq &c q candidate for Shenlof YszOo County
We are authorised to announcs John w
4 IFUQUA,as candidate for reelection 1
the Office Of Sheriff, Of this county, 81 "a
2 November electiOn
j FOR PROBATE CLERK.
= We are authoFizsd % announce 9. ~. HENpsl
SOW 81 z candidate for selection % the Office
Probate Clerk Of Yazoo county.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19

For United Senator, A. G. McNuu.-Y va,
200 Dem.
The Democrat Is determined that the
people of Yazno shall see that he in faycr
of "a, G. MeNutt, for United States Sen.
ator and the .Briscoe Bill"
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NOfiC0.


JONATHAN NJ. HowARD, Complainant. es.
WILLIAM s. McCAwBRY, ct al, Defend
Gnts.
VVHIS day came the Complainant, BY
his counsel, and proof having been
made TO the satisfaction Of the court, that
the Defendants reside without the limits Of
the State Of Mississippi: Il is therefore con
sidered BY the court, that unless the said
defendants, William s. McCawbry and Viii
liam J. McCawbrg, appear here, either in
proper person, or by some attorney Of this
court, and plead, answer or demur to the
complainant's bill, on OF before the first day
of the November Term, l645, of this court
the several allegations therein will be taken
as confessed against them and the matters
thereof decreed. Il is also ordered by h,
court, that publication Of this order be mad,
in the Yazoo City Wing, newspaper pub
iished ia Yazoo City for nine successive
weeks. THOS. P. SLADE, Clerk.
aug I5-6-9w
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19

JEFFERSON DAVIS, Esc.-From the Missis-
slPPl Democrat, we learn this gentleman de-
hveTed an able address to the people Of Car
roll on Monday the sth inst YasoO Dem.
We have no doubt Mr.. Davis was very
cable" in that part of his address in which
he excoriated the BfiscOe Bill 90 unmerci.
fully; and we are glad to see our neighbOI
rendering praise where praise is due.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19
r.. RI AND.

Attorney and Counsellor at Las0t
Resides at NGiilikin's Bend, in the parish
of Madison, Louisiana, 22 miles above
Vicksburg.
LIE will practice Law in the various
n Courts held at Richmond, in Madison
Parish, the courts of Carroll at Lake PFovi>
dence, the courts of Tensas and Concordia,
and the Supreme Court of The State.
The steamer Edna is q regular weekly
packet from New Orleans, stops at Vicks-
burg on her way up, and arrives every Thurs
day at ''The Bend" Letters or documents
on professional business, either blythe packet
or by mail, will receive strict attention.
Post Office, Millikin's Bend.
July 4, lS45. 52-5m.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19
PRoREs sIoNAL
O. D. GIBBS,
fazoo city.LMi,

~ A04oO CttYs--lAlS
M I'LL practice in the Courts Of the 10Th
~ Judicial district The Supreme, Fed
eral and ehancery courts. at Jackson and
the Chancery court at Carrollfon.
~ He viii give especial attention TO the
adjusting of titles to real estate in Yazoo and
counties adjoining.
August IL, 1843. 5-3m
1 The 'Southron,' Jackson; the Daily Cou-
rier,' Natchez; and the American Eagle.
Memphis, Tenn. will insert the above three
months, and send their bills 10 thig Office for
payment. s
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19

MHAN.-The Washington UaiOn comes
out in trade against Gen. Gaines, for act.
ing without orders, IN making requisition
on the Governor Of Louisiana Tor troops for
the Mexican war:
"Gen. Gaines has acied without orders
and, be his notices a. pure az fkeg NAY,
they cannot exempt him from the censure
OF the executive. The command Of the
"army Of observation" was given to General
Taylor, and General Gaines ought never to
have meddled with hiScOmmand."
Many Of the lOcOfoeo papers, who were
IOudsSii in keeping Up the ",0ar ereisement,' =
and 10 blowing Gen. Gaines's prompt action
for the defence q bic county. are as mute
as mice, and publish the oficial orgau'sbuIl
without one word Ofeommeni, either pro d
con.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19
ADVERTIsRMRNTs 81.

Just Received and for Sale by
= 90. WOoDMAN q CO., 4 few dozen
Of the Southern Harmony, and Musical
Companion: containing q cheice collection
Of Tunes, Hymns, Psalms, Odes, and An.
thems; selected from the most eminent
Authors in the United States: together with
nearly one hundred nec sunes, which have
never before been published:-By WILLIAn
WALKER. 4
YazoO city, Sept. Is, ls45. II-tf
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NOTICE.

10y virtue of Deed Of Trust from Newt
- H. Wick, to Us as Trustees. dated the
9th day of December, A. D. IS43, and
duly recorded ia the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Probate Court Of Washington county,
Mississippi, in Book Nj. pages "a, IS and
Sc. and also in the Office Of the Clerk Of
Probates in Issaquina county, Mississippi,
to secure TO Nv. Wick the payment Of q
certain sum Of money therein mentioned;
we will sell to the highest bidder FOR cash,
at the door Of the residence. of N. II. Wick
on his plantation 10 lssaquina county, MISS,
On ihe etb day Of January. 1916. 5
the following negroes. 1o>Wit:-Big Tom,
Joe, Daniel, Silas, Old Ben, julius, levi,
Henry, Jim, Sophia, Matilda, Margaret and
her 2 children Henry and Wiiey,) Hamilton,
Jorden, Nancy and infant, Hiram n. Dan.
AggY, Russy aud infant, lVasIY, Hatrist,
Emily, ALEX, Caroline and infant, Della,
Phebs aud infant, AlniTa, Saba. Il. Matilda.
Weiny, Hestor. Dice and child, and all the
increase Of said negroes since the day and
date of said Deed Of Trust; and also, the
stock 81 Mules, Horses, Cattle and Hogs
i (the said property being the same mention,
ed "a the Aforesaid Deed of Trust OF 81
much Of ths above property as viii be suli
lcient 70 satisfy said Trnst Deed.
Selling az Iguelees, We viii convey such
little only As we lave IS virtue of said Trust
] Deed, which i believed to Be good.
WM WICK,
william BOBB
Ri BRA BSTOnS,s
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FIRE INSURANCE.

OCCdl N1ut0dt 41tSuIduC0NtO1ipdlIi
OFFlCE-No. 40 Camp Street,
NEw ORLEANS.
s DIRRCToRs:
WM. A. GASQUET, President.
~. w. Montgomery, F. B. LeBeau,
r p. Duconge, Aler. Gordon,
JpC. Harrison, y A. Gasqecs,
I.ElhosaSbf, r. w. Montgomsrs.
CHAs. BRTees, Secretary.
This Company, BY an amendment Of their
echaIl6F, passed al the last Session Of The
Legislature, IS now authorized 10 Insure on
theT Mutual System, and all persons insuring
their Property in the Office viii be entitled
to.ihe privileges of that System, ia accor-
dance with the charter and b. laws, without
incurring any kind Of responsibility, from
which they arc guarded by an express pro-
vision OF the amended charter.
an kinds Of property insured against Ere
on the most reasonable terms, and The most
prompt and liberal settlements made in ca
aes sof loss.
Oct / IS14--l4:tf.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19
LAWRENCE & TURNER

Attorneys at Law
WILL practice in the Circuit Courts of
Leake, Alfalfa, Holmes and Yazoo, and
in the Chancery Court and High Court of
Errors and Appeals at Jackson, Address
J. H. LAWRENCE, ~
w. B. TURNER, A0~0O Ivy
May 8, 1e45. 44-tf.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19
YazOo city Prices current.

1oRRrorEp wEEKGY pY MEssRs. ALLEN pARKsDALE
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19
YlIIE stable IS now undergoing


THE stable is now undergoing
thorough repairs, such as eniarging with
new stalls, troughs, managers, &c, so as TO
render horses comfortable. Carriage and
Buggy Shelters will also be erected. We
have also lots with good shelters, lronghs,
and water, for the accommodation of dToVers.
We particularly solicit the patronage Of
purchasers and sellers Of stocks, as we are
prepared TO buy and sell on terms fosuit5our
customers. Stock sold BY US is warranted to
be what we representa- not there will be
no sale. Persons may rely upon not having
old livery stock imposed upon them, az sii q
our old stock was sold at auction-none OIL
which we purchased. 9ls'f
Travellers and drovers will be conducted
and their baggage sent to any public house
twithens charge. Their horses and b0ggiss
sent for, should they call as they go down
TO any part of the city. gEe
Persons favoring rs with their patronage
may rely upon receiving satisfaction, as We
have better sheltering, ssabling, watering
&c, than is generally found inthjs country.
City acceptance taken in payment Of am
transaction with US, from the feed o. horse
lup. Thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore received, we hope by unceasine
energy TO continue Nmerit the same. YOU
obi serv'ls,
BLACKMAN, SCOTT, & co.
| aOU 15-6-1v
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We are authorised 20 announce b. II BATEs,
Esq. &c q candidate foE shsnfof YazOo County.
We are authorised to announcs John w.
FUQUA,as q candidate for re.eleciion Is
the Office Of Sheriff. Of this county, 81 tie
November election.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19

FOR PROBATE CLERK.
We are authorized % ennounce g. 81. HENDEns
SON q Z candidate foT reelection 20 the office oi
Probate Clerk Of Yazoo county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-25

FEVER AID AGILE. AID AL FETEEs
|tlkED BIZ BRANDRETHs Pill S.-An 8
s<ls aIs oa1usane3 ~ lhe disanarzsd rn0lion 81
e saaods Eed1ned b shs huInoral sEsa-iiy -
hAscening ths VALVES a. Is vea@ci< Tie hsoaa
rlzrnlnies MA greatly increased zEeed, and i Ill
n.eFeased y dc hilscn e he giolzles, q Fa1s-
- uhlrh eenPO~e he mazs q fuid& Tkrn 4
= ulnf tAe eneeNSse heaa and ellills : expnieao-
a tATcuehoai &c uhoae sysi~m. an1 arcnmranie1
vifh gnsr thinss. pin d IL had. l.ssk kianeys
end a lact conpEie prsssrsiion q Cd he facui.
- q re niihd - well = body.
On the 6rss niiark of isxer, 81 sew disease. IN
mesliAicly take large snze of Brencrsfl,s resIc-
u UHirsrsaf PIE. and oonsinue % leep n !
powerful elori upon he laxels unsil the ScSrr a.
pain has entirely ceased I'll % eight III IN nos
rases Ne sufficient asa fir. dor, and enc dcsc n
ihn kind i s noi impFolalle, msy prevent nOrths
e lrkress. perhaps deaih-
~. BrniamfR Brcndrsfks Flgsf1k Uairtr-
al liit', are indeed universally aPEIOyra neei.
enc, which b. is peruliar aciion, ciranses ID
hood Of all mPuEities. removes every Pax and
keaknsss. and finally Resfges the coEsfifHf;ea
. perfect Hail and ITgw.
CT Agents for ne sale AZ Brandresh's Pil.s:--
d. Heart, HilshoEough: A. T0ucnce, Fiilsboro'
Vim. Poshee. Foshce' store. ChaihiAn; ]. y. Dade
Chapel HilE g. A. Mehgnc. Mason Han; E.& w
Smith, Alamanrc: y. 4 r. Sloan, GIeensl0Forsh;
James Johnson. wcniaorh; Wood & Neal. Ma
,ilsOn; Owen k'Aleer, YanceyNille; J. r. Callum,
Milton.
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Thursday, september y.


~. snaraian l. hsgpnius - exriie grnral
;..rrss sud : elicitug discuszian n ihe various
e. q DE state. We sre SD % .ss g: and
:, hope hNili b. ksFt sufirly fiss frum Eariy
- 70 eiTerf dis ne aiscossion nus Re
ruhnsa slmasa exclusively % he newspapers.
,,1 .hry sAoua be open br hosh sides q ths
s,aai0a. rorour pr, We VIII freely admit com
.,,rslons tllsi may he Il al eslrulnied 70 throw
I;Ia upoa the Question. whesher thry he CO.. Or
,,.ins Prniasniiap; and We earnestly solirii
cumnunir1iioas On the SUBJECT Our O~n opin-
IA has hem male up for yean IN ksOr q Pc
r,,sulisry, and NC can sc nothing IN lhe presrut
c,oliiioa u Norh Carolina which would rnaer
Z inrSpedirni % enter upon the work Al the nrxt
,..isa Of the Legislature. This POINT, the exPc-
Grny o. establishing one ~ prrseaf, We aPpre-
h,sI. vii Be- the only one upon which thrre viii
e mach diiIsrhoe q opinion. That Peniien-
inn i desirable. mo.i pcopie are wiling % adj
nil: ", whether they are wiling 70 he taxed .
snail sum for the Pupose q having one, here he
nm. the difference; and % this point We hope The
,,,rnlion n the public win b directed.
In ,o4las's paper win be found communion
ion from Inc Greeussaoush PatiOs IN fasor Of a
Peniisntay. wriiien with ability, 10 which We
invite attention.
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SABBATH ANEcDoTE.

There is class Of people that lind a
deal Of. work Of necessity" upon the Sab
bath; and il is common Cor such in hay
season 10 have more or less 40 do with
their hay upon that day. A colored man
who lived with farmer of this character,
saw, or though he saw, a determination on
The part Of his employer 10 follow up his
labor on this sacred day oil rest. When
Sabbath morning came, he was not up as
usual, at breakfast. The farmers son
called him, hut he said they need not wait
for him, as lie did not wish for any break
fast. "Why Casar," said he, 1--WE shall
want YOU as soon as the dew is of, TO help
about the hay" " No." said he, E" can't
work any more on the Sabbath is not
right" " Notright!" said the young man;
SIS it not a duty 10 take care Of what Pro-
violence has given u.s." "oh, there is no
necessity for it," replied the colored man,
and lis wrong TO do it," "But would
YOU not pull your COW or sheep out of a
pit on the Sabbath, CTsar'" No. not
if had been trying all the week 10 shore
them IN; would let them lie there"
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CONGRESSIONAL INTEILIGENCER.

rESHE Prcprietors of the NATIONAL INTELLI-
Il GExcER, in order to meet the wishes OF
those whose circumstances or inclination do not
allow them to subscribe even 10 weekly Wash
ington paper during the whole year, have deter
mined 10 issue, during each session of Congress,
weekly sheet styled TnS CONGRESSIONAL IN
rELLIsEScER," to be devoted exclusively to the
publication, as far as its limits will permit, of the
Proceedings Of both Houses of Congress, and OF
fetal Reports and Documents connected Herewith,
including complete official copy Of all the Acts
passed bg Congress during the session. at
TO bring the price within the means Of every
man who can read, the charge for this paper will
be for the first session of each Congress One
Dollar. and for the second session of each Con-
gross half Dollar. 49,. "a
The price of the CONGRESSIONAL lNTELLIGEN'
cEn, to be issued on each Wednesday during the
approaching Session Of Congress, will therefore
be One Dollar, paid in advance.
To enlarge upon the value, to those who take
no newspaper from Washington, Of this publlca'
ton, containing an impartial but necessarily abbre'
waited account of the Proceedings in Congress
including an authentic official copy of all the laws
passed during the session, would be needless. The
man who takes no such paper ought to take one
il he docs not prefer remaining ignorant OF what
| most nearly concerns his own destiny, and that O
his family and of his posterity for ever.
| I5 When six copies are ordered aud Paid io'
by one person, deduction Of one-siS'h VIII y
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Since the great food in The Mississippi
last year several kinds Of fish. before I'M
known 10 the vicinity OF 81. Louis. arc
caught in great abundance in the river and
the email streams running into Il. One
kird is very handsome FISH, with bright
silver sides. reddish eolOred back. ilai and
broad, resembling in shape The salt wafer
shad; Cor want Of better name the fisher
men call them founders. Another kind
resembles in appearance the pike. but is
smaller and more delicate in its proper
lions. with a brownish circle or ring round
il body near the gills: these are rallied ring
cd Sturgeon. Both are excellent iish. The
latter il free from and the former iull Of
small wiry bones. Herring, precisely Ike
those Of Cape Fear, have also made their
appearance in the waters al 81. Louis.
They run in shoals, and are easily taken
with hook or seine. Shrimps arc now
caught in the small necks and streams near
that city, with the seine, BY bushels.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-25

DEATH OF JUD0E SToBY.-We notice
with regret the death Of me Hon. Joseph
Slnry. one OF the Jnsiicss Of The Supreme
Count Of the United Sia'es. who expired
a. his residence in Cambridge. Mass, IN
Wednesday evening The 10Th inst. Ills
disease was s,nppage Of the iniesiines, o.
sirangulaiion. the same which ended The
life 81 Mr.. Legare, late Attorney General
ofll,e U. States, in 1873. Judge Story was
one 81 The most eminent jurisis ofhis day.
lie was appointed 10 his Judicial station
by l'rcsiden, Madison. in 1871, which he
filed with distinguished ability until with.
in Few days IL his death. lie was 65
years Of age. In his death, the country
has sustained great loss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-25

MELsNrH1EE hxsrErs. lie Ahii-
rsnirEs. d ErIcely deseEmiaing % violate
he laxs. and EspuJisis sheir eolnseis inrs-
iosing % Ezy ilArir ssnL hare hroughl np-
On ihemseires ant sheir fsapilies ihe m0ss
distressing results. III i rrry difEruii,'
says correspondent 81 he Albany Alas,
q lake them, = The offenders have De-
seried iheiI homes. and live II lie monn-
isins. IN ssyes. and move shout. and ase
siealthily Cd By friendly men sod women
living II fhose parts. I.nrge sections lhe
country seen 70 be depopulsied and rim
ed. The amonni o. suffering il Is causing
20 women and iheir offspring i immense.
What readers this picture none distressing
IS the fart ikai there was II no time any
eanse Tor this suffering. An enemy MAS
not laying waste their country. he State
or the people we're NOT driving them into
the woods and caserns. AMI having waste
every Thing BY FIRE and sword. They
were al oernpying iiourishing farms, had
fine cattle. fruitful EelslS. they lived sur
rounded by peace and plenty: there was
nothing 10 disturb The tranquility lhai sur
rounded lllcm; bur suddenly some evil spi-
rits werc % work. and by persuading them
not 10 paw their honest debts, ihe lrifing
rent foI their farnss. they. fnrned all this
smiling prosperity into misery and desc
laiiOn, uulilalnosl 100 late 70 lemedy the
evil.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-25
Reported for The Petersburg Intclligcnecr.
Petersburg, September IL, 1915.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

ToBAcco.-Prices have improved
more particularly of Iugs. Qualities sui
table for manufacturing are also in good
demand, at some advance. Inspections
small.
CoTToS.-Nu arrivals of either old or
new. One or two lots of old have been
sold at 6s to 81, and similar offers made
for others. We quote 81 OF.
Wharf.-The market has been rath.
or unsteady, owing perhaps to the mills
having been full OF wheat aud deficient of
water. The demand has, however, reviv-
ed-good to prime Red commands 80 to
%, White % 10 100. So. .,
CoRN.-52i.
BAcoN.-Virginia, &c., hog round,-
Western sides sa;-Shoulders Il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-25

CHocTAw fxDEANs.-a Pilrhlyn. the
elective chiefof "a. 900 civilized choclaws
beyond the Mississippi" says he Missis-
sippi Free Trader. .will probably writ
Washington this winter forlhe purpose 81
applying 10 Congress Tor The admission Of
his nation as territory into the United
States with = delegate in Congress. A
Constitution. ID Is said. has been adopted
by The voters Of The nation, and every
preliminary step taken for submitting IL 70
Congress. and his distinguished chief Sc
lcclcd as their representative"