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By the poli,eness Of Jr,ss :,
Esq" Secretary Of the Terri,o... 'll's
received an abs,rac, of the o,s.;., "AA
the late election in Iowa. hv;a, ''e |
that Briggs. the loco foco e..a Ute
Governor, has but lsl maio,i,r
Governor, Ansel Briro. IN
Congress, Shepherd Lea o.
5 3. G. = Ha'.ing. a. y
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Secretary E. Cutler, i Jaw w
.Auditor Jos. r. FL wv Nh
Treasurer Morgan REM wv Gil
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-26

Com. NICHOLSON. u. s. Navy, died a,
Washington on the 9,h met.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-26
ne Great Whig victory in
MlSS1 Chmsetfs

The Boston Atlas Of The 10Th bringsus
the gratifying intelligence Of thorough
rout ol the locoioco party in the Old Bay
State. Gov. BRlGos is elected over DAVIS
by majority of 1909. There were
l3,l65 scattering. votes. making Briggs
majority over all 6,73S votes, and a
wing gain over last years vote, Of 6.73s.
Con res IN n.
In the FIRST District, Hon. r. G. Win.
throp is reelected over Homer, Howe,
and all other candidates, BY majority Of
2 gu votes. Majority over Homer. the
regular loco foco candidate, 1901.
Second District. votes stand for
King, whg 1903
Dixie, loco 2,7tl
Scattering 1852
The town Of Lynnfeld not heard from.
which makes Kings election somewhat.
doubtful.
Third District. Hon. Amos ABBOTT
is reelected. The vote stood for
Abbott. wing 1857
Boutwell,, loco 3.l0l
Scattering 1911
Fourth District.-No choice, Hon. J.
G. PALFREY falling short 534 votes as
follows
Palfrey. wing $500
Robinson, loco AGO
Scattering 1878
Fifth District. Hon. CHARLES HuD.
SON is reelected in this District. The
vote was for
Hudson, whig 6067
Bryant, loco 4l4S
Scattering 1900
Si.cM District.-Hon. GEO. AsHMuN
is reelected by large majority, as fol-
lows, for
Ashmun, whig GAIA
Tabor, loco 4I3O
Scattering 1867
Seventh District. Hon. JULIUS Rock.
WELL is reelected. The vote was for
Rock well, whig $500
Bylng,on. loco 1888
Scattering 7O5
Eighth District. Hon. john @. AID.
ANS is reelected by very large majority
as follows, for
Adams. wing $40
w rirb, lao
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THANKSGlVING.-ro-day is set
spar, as day of Thanksgiving through
on, Iowa as well as majority of other
States.
The Rev. VIM. SALTER will deliver a
discourse this day at | o'clock in the
new meeting house on Fourth Street. As
We have no doubt j. will be appropriate
and interesting we hope the house will be
full.
After the services collection will be
taken up in behalf Of the poor.
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-09-18

capacious daries. The traveller sees il
the road no live stock TO turn il into cat
lie yard, rendering il a path perilous TO Q
pedestrian; no swine 10 run over. while il
many places he is surprised TO see hieh cul.
uvsIion in fields without fences. There
seems 10 be two ways Of protecting n farm
one 10 enclose the fl lbs and the other fence
in The cattle, and | would suggest 10 Yves
lean farmers whether II would not take
fewer rails to DO the latter than ore now Us.
ed TO enclose their mile square farms ~
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To guard against oser.deep sowing, o
burying the seed altogether so as not {,
germinate at all, il is evident that no sect
should be sown until the ground is first hGr
roweG, and made level, and when sown, a
hight harrow passed over the field, will GOV.
er the seed sufficiently TO ensure safe and
good crop. or these facts experience had
long since convinced me, but if any doubt
had remained 10 my mind about il, the crop
Of wheat grown BY Mr.. WIN. l.. Tbomp
sou, within few miles Of this city the past
season, would have entirely removed them
He had q 90 acre field Of corn, which he
had cut up and taken away. Finding the
ground very mellow, be thought he would
ry the experiment of sowing his y beat Oh
It, Two bushels 10 the acre, without pillow
ing, aud merely harrow tin, vhch be did.
Ills hands, and all bis neghbors tried 10
dissuade hlm from II, saying il vas waste
OF SO much seed aud labor, but much 10 their
asionishmen', in the spring, there uas not
SO IuAuriant crop as tins IN the uelghbor.
hood and have Mr.. Thompsons assn
rance, that be delivered 10 the null, Of good
merchanlable wheat, li,ile over 20 bush
els 10 The acre, being 5 bushels TO The acre
more Ibsn be bad ever grown off his land
before. So satisfied is he with The result,
that he is determined uerer 10 SOW bis
wheat ugain until he has FIRST narrowed aud
ieyeIed his land so as 10 preclude the posi-
blll,y Of too deeply burying any parl VI tue
seed, which is inevitable il sovn Oh pioNed
aud uuharrowed land or which is still olss,
if sown and plowed IN as is often The case.
If these remarks will only draw the at,
lenlion of wheat growers 10 this subject,
an satisfied That Iiule reflection and obsef.
yaticn will convince them, that BY prepar.
Ing their land 10 receive the seed, and de.
posting It al a proper depth in toe soil, the
wheat crop oflhe L. States may be iuereos.
ed fully one.third, without any additional
labor o. expense.
Louisville, heatlcky, 1916.
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A DEAD MAN DINING.

The following ludicrous story is told il
The Londou Lancet: +" While residing al
Rome, paid visit to the lunatic asylum
here, and among the more remarkable pa.
tents enc was pointed out to me who bad
been saved with much difficulty from inilct-
iDg death upon himself by voluntary s!aNa-
lion IN bed, under an impression that be sOs
leluncl, declaring lha! dead people never
ate. 1t was soon obvious TO oil that the l..
sue must be lal0l, hen the humane doctor
heIhorgil Of The ioaoaiag stratagem: HAlt,
a.dozen Of the attendants, dressed IN white
sbrouds and their faces aud hands covered
9Th chalk, we're marched in single file,
With dead silence, into room adjoining that
Of the patient, where he observed them,
through room Pufposely left open, sill down
10 hearty meal. "llaho ~ sad he thu,
was deceased, presently, TO an attendant,
z who be they Dead men, was The re.
ply. that y rejo.Ded the corpse, do
dead men eat ?" To be sure lhey do, as
you sec" answered the attendant. al
that's the case" exclaimed the detuuct,
an join them, for l'm furnished !" ard thu.
instantly was the spell broken"
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The History of Romanism

By Tic Kew D0Nling, a. n. Paste, u tie :
fcsn Ct4.ah, Ns~ Ycfk l2lh sdision.
just published
lhia - large octaro volume, Of nearly 75s .
gos, emScllisAca SitA MR. AArrlpri rvl.
49,, IA Handsome cntlen4ue b.nd,lg r.
three DOLLARS.
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Removal.

EE rs, MARY WINSTON informs hor friend.
We aud the pnblic generally, that she has ia
Aen room at Ms. GjIespie's, where she will be
happy to wait upon her friends. She returns Lo,
thanks for The liberal encouragement She las 70.
ceiTed aud hopes by constant eadosysrs 10 gleaso
10 merit a continuance 81 the public patronage.
Apui =, 1876.
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The lille Of the work Is a. fyllow.,
The Pictorial History Of the
American Revolutions.

"tih an account o. tue EARLY HISTORY OF
TUE COUNTRY, tie CUAsIITU TlON or
TUE UNITED STATES, and q Chrsayl9gteai
ind'r HasHatsI Eih several Haadrs4 Iagrra.
tags!!!
~ 1t Is the determination Of The publisher to
spare neither p1ins nor expense TO make taIs work
P'He1''y acceptable 10 ertyq famtly ghoat
me 'Atre country. 1t viii b. found the most N.
Tac''c aud cheapest ever presented U tie pat.
iohage oil The American people. The prcDatail,p
Of the work has been attended with yr.at t,ts,
ana expense, History requires a distant cutn.
e"oc' 'om "h7ch to take an impartial view Of
lha Character Of the transactions which submit
themselves to the recording pen but more than
hd'I century has elapsed since the cuoni,,s first
asserted Their independence and the rcucrat,on.
whose atdupus struggles achieved so glgyrgy. a
result, has passed away to the silent totnp.
Though tlIe whole work, the editor has ,iroc5
70 90 Justice without aspcrIty to applaud patrlo,.
"ll' Dul not to Justify us excuses, &, condar,r
tyranny, but not 10 overlook the virtues of o,,,,
Of It's Instruments aud to exhibit the kindly ,r,.
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HOTCHklSS'S
Vertical Water " hecl.

Il \ consequence Of the Very great popularity
z which these Wheels have attained 5y the use
OF nearly iUU0 Of them IN different p.fl, OF the
country, tho Subscribers have sold about loo
Rights ~ North Carolina, 80 q which are N tall
aud successful operation IN Cumberland County.
When properly introduced, they nearly doablo
The value 81 The MIL and 10 quantity Of rUrk gen.
orally tar exceed the mos, s4nguuc expectations
OF The owners, many Of whom aTe gru,emen dis
lug-lshed Tor thor science and practical ssih,
~ho have sucAtet 10 the value Of this improve
menL The v heels are more durable. aud mofe
easily kept Ia order, uhcu property pq, tag lhsf,
than the commou Eluncr Wheel They VIII save
eur-lhIfd of the water, and run well 10 blc. va.
ter hen there Is head above. The speed d the
Saw is increased to more than double the st:uEcs
per minute,
The price q an Individual light iyf one pair q
Wheels Is $50
Ncfcler, among others. 10 tho following gentle.
mcui souc OF nom have had The " heels In oye-
ton II months Or more, aud ifpu many OF Nuom
We have received certificates highly approving Vi
these Wheels ard stating thar la.r SAYS, with
this Improvement, cut $500 3Hua $500 aud even
u high az 5000 oei Day, eofGus " tic head
Of alter.
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BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL 4 EMnLEMAE
10 BINDINGS.


''GAhr ron HARrERs' uEsASrlY mLuNisarfa y
HLE,
L-rPersons collecting SIX copies Of Ihi' hoa
and forwarding them to the subscriber, wta :.
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grat,s
Pattern No, consists of splendid COLLECTS
OF 10 beautiful Scripture Views No, 2 MAINS
cent Views Of Troity Church and of the 19 =.
munlon Window Table and Service No'J, lj
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to Elizabeth Hendcr.
"a son, deceased are requested To come forward
and settle, and those having claims against sand
deceased are notified TO present them wIthln the
time prescribed by az legally authenticated Of
this notice Wi. be plead in bar VI llelf recovery
JOHN K, ALEXANDER, AImr.
July -, lrtG 81
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ior ono yeur, aud tho above work
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New York, May 81, 1915.
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Law Card.

Re SAFFOLD g. j. NJ, BOILING will pr,c
IA q. tIce in the Courts OF Dallas and i.u~I,ues
aud m tho adjoining Counties, also in Ito Sn'
preme Court Address, Sallold & BJliny. a,
Pleasant Hill, Dails' county, or Haynesy,lle.
Lowndes county, Alabama.
Dec, IL. lcl5. t2s
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THE PROsCRrBED BOOK.
TWELFTH EDITION.
TIE QUAKER CITY;
or
MONKS OF MONK HALL!

~ GEORGE LlrfARb Esa.
rs Just issued, 10 one volume, complete, price
n 81. For sale BY the Booksellers generally
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No American Novel has ever met with sch as
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
PEARL STREET HOUSE.
HysS IS Pearl 81. New York. h7~

E&A<
FEN!lIS SPACIOUS ESTABLISHMENT f..
Il reced for the especial accommodation Of
MERCHANTS, 10 tbs very centre Of lLo most popu
ous business district ot the city, bus passed lulo
the hands of tue uudeIs .hed who have been Gu.
gagged during the last three months 10 maklug
such additions and improvements as the former
condition OF tie house seemed to demand To
those who have hitherto extended their patronage
To this Hotel, i must te obvious that, ID some
particulars, tie management Sas susceptible Of
improvements aud wilhcst entering into details.
they WI. SIMPLY state thai shere such gas ue-
cessary, neither expense nor labor has been spsr
ed,
The Dtnnst hour has been changed from > 10
| O'clock Dinner is also served al ; O'clock, in
/ the Ladies Ordinary.
! With the most careful attention 10 the comfort Of
yisiters 10 eysrJ department Of the house, the
Propi letors hope 10 receive aud res ectCay soho
il liberal support.
\ u. A Coach will he found al the prnoipa
Steamboat P!ets to Convey passengers ls and trou
the Hotel.
SAMUEL c. BISHOP,
WILLIAM +. LEONARD.
Ne,o York, JAY 30, l-l5. In
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y aiuablc Lands
FOR SIZE.

TIIslLM8 9OuTH "t8Ii lIItTt IJI tdIc ~ "
<k8 his Plantation, lying on -~A.
the head waters Of Steel Creek, on the gfcal road
Lending from the Tuckaseego Ford 10 Camden, i'd.
jo.ning the lands Of Thos. l.. Ilulchison. Harbcrt
Stowe, W. NJ, Grcr and others, containing about
230 acres with very comfortable frame Dwell
ing House and other necessary out-buidngs, all
entirely new. There are about 50 acres cleared,
all Of which is entirely fresh and the fences all IN
good condition for securing crop In point oil
quality 1t cannot be surpassed By any land IN this
section Of country. Amy person wishing 10 pur.
chase good land would du we'll to call and exam.
inc tho above before purchasing elsewhere. As
am anxious to sell am determined to give a bar
gam.
IA. GRIER.
White MI, NeckleAbgrg Co. u,c
July Is, 1916. q"
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Life Insurance :

~ York Mutual life Insurance. Company.
fsNliE subscriber having been appointed Apen,
In Tor the above Company, is prepared 10 re-.
cetge applications, and 10 communicate oil pcse4.
sary Information On the subject 10 such as NAV
apply. JOHN 5. RICHARDS.
Wilmington, ", C., July y, lsIj
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D'aW hdrraats for saie al ms Once.
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Sesrs Pisiorlal Hsrks g,ssn spas 70 yf,sssi al
scriliAg for Dss.Rgs H.tisrs " kgmsan
o no AadteaR SislssmaaB Manual
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
UNION CouNTN.
Cour! IF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Jtl,
Term, l-i6.
Jesse Gufey,
Is Original Attachment,


Stephen Whitley
justices Execution levied On The Drfenlants
interest in 2l4 acres u land, Lnosn a. the cur.
ley cid rli.l tract.
s. appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
& that Stephen Whitley, the Dafendln, in TN,
case re'ldcs bcycnd the limits e tlis state, l.
g ntefIfoe Ortartf, ~ the Court, (ha, publication
be made for al week ia the Charlotte Journal
notifying The said De'euGan, 10 10 and appear "a
the next Court vi Pleas and Z lartlr S. one, 1.
be held IT the county oi juuu al the Coutl House
~ Monroe, on The 1T Monday iu October next
thcn and there t. sho~ cause Why tie i.uI. lcucC
ufou should not BE- sold 10 pay the P4ln!.r's L,b
ard c1sl VI suIl.
Witness Hugh Stewart Clerk o: our said Cout
a. Office the Isl Monday in JAY ana DO tie IN.
year Of our independence -lu.
iitGH STEM ART, c. c. C..
Printers F-e s. t.. "a
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10 Ctergymen, Postmdsters and oticrt
81. w. wanted IN every town and Village 70 Ne Y
''I'''' responsible men 10 procure slhi.ii'
a"d engage in the sale ui tho ataysworks, Is sioa
avery liberal per cenlhge wll H. allowed -
dress L. WALKER, IA Fulton St. \ Eoit
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Important National Work
PRTSIDENIS .uCSSICgy

Iht ArtFlca1 NtuttsnaaIs Noqt4L
10 u4e P'css, and -lli be ready By AprilIA4,
sh.sfssd entition OF
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% an "a, ea !c "iA also be bound up ia Muslin ON
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-13
JOE q nIIs.L.alppI. FRoBATE couRT.

state 81 rGlsslssippi PROBATE COURT.
YAzoo CounTs, Dee. Term, 1915.
A GREEABLY 10 an order 81 the Probate
"A Court Of said county. notice 10 hereby
given to an persons interested in the lands,
tenemenls and hsfediamenis Of Levi
Thompson. deceased, to be and appear be-.
fore the Probate Court Of said county, TO be
held on the 4th Monday Of February next,
then and there % show cause, ii any they
can, why an order shopld not be made for
The sale Of the real estate OF said deceased.
living and being in The comfy of Yazoo and
State OF Mississippi; known as the east half
Of southwest quarter Section %, and west
half southwest quarter Section 81, Town
ship 10, Range 2, West, for the purpose Of
distribution among the heirs.
Ard is further ordered that publication
Of this citation be made in the YazuO City
Wing, and Vicksburg lntelligencer, for six
weeks SUCCESSFULLY.
WITNESS James r. BuHus, Esq, Judge Of
Probate of The county of Yazoo, the fourth
Monday Of December. ls45, and seal of the
Court. Issued the 26th day of December
fIS45.
CHARLES NJ. HENDERSON. elk,
By A. S. PERKINS, D. c.
Jan. 2, 1916. (pr. fee SPA 26 st.
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NIastodIon Clolfan So

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lastodOn Cotton seed
Pre-, angliee1 and aHedliilsrnleds NAV Be-
lau aa long rs 7ny remains unEoldl Oh u1F
aaltari ABBE
1azoo City In. 8 1916. 21-lf.
81 tie papsEs ia tas State viii plsase
copy twice counting his one equafe
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ION. NAILS. TIN PLATE, &C.
Richards g. Montgomery,

Importers and Dealers,
No. II. CHARTREs STREET. Nrw ORLEANS.
ARE daily receiving by every
vessel, from Liverpool and tie Eastern
cities, direct from the manufacturers, large
additions Of new and desirable goods ID
their line, making their stock of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
as large, well assorted and cheap as can be
found in the Southern country. Among
their heavy goods are
90 towns Swedes, American, and Eng>
lsh Iron, assorted. all slzss of round,
square, fat, aud plough plate.
90 tons Steel, assorted, all kinds.
5000 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, all
sizes.
1900 kegs Reading Nails. assorted.
300 casks OK, log, and truce Chains.
4U0 casks Hoes, embracing all descrip>
iions; also, AnviIs, Vices, Smiths
Bellows, &c.
800 dozen genuine Collins & cos. Axes,
heavy and light
1000 lbs. iron Wire, assorted. all numbers
GOO boxes Tn Plates l3 - of faVOrite
brands also, Headed Plates, block Tin
Sheeling and Braizers Copper. &c.
5000 gals. pure bIeached winter.strained
Sperm Oil.
1000 gals pure bleached winter strained
Whale Oil.
Also Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpen.
tine, &c.
! 1000 coils Manila and cotton Rope plough
lines, Bedcords, and other sizes as
sorted, TO 6 inch.
300 pairs Cologne Mill stones.
50 pairs French Burr Mill stones; alsC
mill IRONS.
25 pieces Bulting Cloths as'd Nos 9 10 9
so tons. Nova Scotia blue grit Grind,
stones.
200 tons savory's Castings, assorted.
Ovens, Spiders. Pots, Fire-dogs, SC
so tons Sheet, Hoop. Band, and BoIe
IRON.
1000 French Pots, ass'd, 2 TO IOs points
also, Shot, bar, pig and white Lead
Paints, all kinds; Tar. painted Buck
cts, Corn Shelters and Straw Cutters
Stationary, and Tin ware; Combs, al
kinds, aud Stock Kettles.
500 doz. Whittemore genuine cotton an
wool Cards.
Their Stuck of general Hardpare. Gu
Iery, &c, is not surpassed Country Me-
chants are invited to examine before puT
chasing. Dec. S, 1915. 22-St.