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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-27
Young E4eViathaRl.

80 - -, slTehgtn ana beauty SUI
fcicnt for either the race OF harness. His
get are large and fine He will make bis
present season, one half the time at the
Stable Of Blackman, Scot & Co. in Yazoo
City, and the other half at Daniel W. Hem
bricks miles south east from Benton, at
the extreme low price Of $40 the season
payable at the close of the season. which has
already commenced, and will end on the LIST
day of December next Mares that have
heretofore failed are invited TO attend gratis.
Fifty cents to Daniel, the groom, in every
instance is expected.
! PEDIGREE:
| Young Leviaihan was got by the imported
Leviaihan His dam by Orphan Bow. whc
was by Old Eclipse. Orphan Boys dam was
Old aid of the Oaks, a first rate four mile
race nag. Young LcViathan's grand dam
was By old PacOlet, great graOdam by second
Diomede, Who was by Old imported Do
mede; g, g grandam, by Old Wildair; 9. g.
g. grandam by Fearnought.
WILFRED B. GOWAN.
September 4, 1916. 9-3m,
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Playing and visiting Cards.
Manufacturer If Playing, Visiting and Business
Cards, Quilts, &c.
GEORGE COOK. IL Fulton street.
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UWkIU LGU N1UIII VaUga
THE NANKIN TEA COMPANY, No. $50 Pearl
St, Dealers In pure fragrant Teas. Country mer-
chants, heads.cf families, and all large cOnsum
ere, are invited to examine their stock.
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Stop your Horses Hero.

WE have the assistance Of Mr.. ] B. Gral>
w ton, whose disposition to accommodate
and untiring attention is well known to the
travelling custom, we solicit call from his
friends and patrons, a. we are fully prepared
to accommodate all who may leave their
horses, with the best OF Stablng and prov
ender. Your ob't serv'ts,
BLACKMAN, SCOTT & CO.
Yazoo CITY Livery Stable, Oct %, 1916. Il
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Dry Goods.

Dry Goods.
Jobher Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, ZePhyr
Worsled. Canvass, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, &c:
d. s. TURNER, 50 William ST.. between Cedar
and Pine.
Importers OF Berlin Zephyr, Worsted, Patterns,
Canvass, Fless, Silk, Chenide, Purse Twist, Oiled
Silk, Paris Fancy Articles, Gimps, Fringes, Tas-
sells, &c:
KOLSAAT BROTHERS, 48 John st., and 3o7
Broadway.
Berlin Zephyr and Tapisserie Worstcd, Patterns,
Canvass, Chenille, Floss & Purse Silks, Finges,
Gmps, Cords and Tassels, Steel Trimmings,
Beads, and a large assortment Of French Fancy
Articles, for sale by
D. NJ. PEYS TER, Importer, So John street; or 363
Broadway. -
Straw Goods.
Manufactur and Dealer in Straw Goods, Palm
Leaf Hats, Artificial Flowers. &c.
ELI c. BLAKE, % John;stfoet, Up Stairs.
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Wanted.

q or 10 spTighuy able negro Men. FOR
y which we will pay liberal wages monthly.
Apply at the Yazoo City Livery Stable.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT 81 co.
September Is. 1916. lift.
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,mbrelIas, ParasOIs and Shades.

Manufactures and Dealer in Umbrellas, Parasols,
and Sun Shades, Umbrella furniture, cloths, &c.
A large assortment always OH hand.
GEO J. BYRD, $50 Pearl st,nearly opposite Cedar
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THOS. ]. ADAMS.
REFERENCES:

IAEFEHLNCF Is.
Hon. VIM. R. Miles, J. w. Allen, Mayor,
Hon. Jas r. Burrus, Gibson Barnes, Esq
DR.. B. r. Wilkinson, ]. w. Fuqua, ESQ,
Hon. John Battaile, Nj. A. Jenkins, Esq,
Hon. Robt. s. G. Perkins.
September 4, 1916. 9-5t.
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Beef and Pork.

WNTE have on, hand lot Of Fat BeeVes and
w PORK. which we will sell on the hest Of
Terms to families by the qusrter or quantity, and
have the same carefully sailed and packed away
al their residence.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT & co.
Yazos city Livery Stable, Oct. %. 1896 lett
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New livery Stable.
TIIE undersigned having pur-

chased Tire Livery Stable formerly own
ed by A. RnsselI aud Brother, take tbs mode of
infurmIng'the pubic that the Stable is now con-
Rected with the VVinn Hotel. They have al
ways on hand fine Saddle Horses, Rugges and
Hacks to accommodate the travelling community.
They have good and careful OstleTs " hO are
ready at all times TO accompany gentlemen TO any
part of the city To receive their horses.
Gentlemen stopping the Winn Hotel, can
have their horses taken without any trouble TO
themselves
They will also break horses 10 the saddle or bar
ness on reasonable terms, having had much cxPtr-
fence in the management and breaking of hoTsfs.
Drovers can also be accommodated with sia-
4 bling for their horses.
| All they ask of the travelling community is, To
TRY THIN, as ties hatier themselves that they can
give satisiacnor they have incurred great expense
| 10 obtain good hacks and horses. and they cha-
leHge the southern country to beat Them.
Gentlemen wishing to hire Horses, BuGgies or
| Hacks. can he accommodated By applying at the
| VIM Hotel at any hour Of the day night.
r. NJ. VIM.
/ JOTIN CTARY
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Notice.

THE undersigned has opened General
Il Agency Office, over the Office Of Per
kins & Wilkinson, in the Town of Benton,
in YazOo county, State Of MissiFs ppi.
He will attend to the settlement and col.
lection Of all claims placed in his hands
Foreign and Domestic.
TuO0 7 ADAAEC
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YazOO City Prices Current.

RrorED WEEKLY BY mrssRs. ALLEN & BAEKsDAI
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HsEXIeAN PRESIDENTS.

acknowledgements of the limited mon.
archy established after the separation
from Spain-exiled, returned and shot,
1892.
Gen. Victoria, The first President, elect.
ed 1924. with Gen. Bravo as Vice Presl-
dent, who denounced Victoria. but was
beaten surrendered aud Vanished.
Gen. Pedraza, was elected April, 1928
over his opponent Gen. Guerrero, who
used violence TO displace him; he was aid.
ed by a force with Santa Anna stits head
who was defeated and made his escape,
in 1928 (0ctober) . mob headed by ex.
Marquis Cadena seized the government
Pedrsza fed, and
Guerrero was declared elected, with
Bustamente for Vice President. Soon az
ter that Bustamelte revolted, civil war en-
sned, which ended in the execution O
Guerrero in February 1891, 81 Ojaca
leaving
Bustamente in the Presidents chair, In
1892 Santa Anna marched from Vera
Cruz to the capitol, made Bustafnente re-
. m 10 favor Of Predrsza, then in exile ir
Philadelphia, who returned and served oy
the remainder Of his term Of the 1928 cleo
ton; and ,hen
Santa Aqna was elected in May 1888
taken prisoner at the battle Of San yacipte
in 1896; Bustalnente was then in exile in
France, but returned on hearing of the cap
ture Of Santa Anna; and
Bustamente was elected. Santa Anna
on obtaining his liberty. was in re,iremen
some time on his estate, then took the field
against Bustamente in 1871, and drove
him from power; and
Santa Anna became President in 1s4l,
and being DISPOSED by
Gen. Herrera, who sent him to Hava-
ma in exile; and then Herrera was depos-
ed by
Paroles. who usurped the Presidency,
and is now, 1896, the military despot.
" y. Globe.
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DIRECT TAXES


The GresnsbofOush Patriot states thaI
NJ. Shepard, 10 his speeeh o. ihsi plses,
declared himsslf IN favour Of Dsreei Tar
slioa. rs me nosl squit. bic. Iusi snd
pollile mode Of raising re.snos. This -
that The Wigs have long Pred'eied. thai
the whole policy ofihs Democracy wss
fast driving no 10 this most rUinoas and o..
presass poliey. Itis vel kaosn. thai
The article in oar National Constitution,
giving Gengrsss The poser 10 lay ciFeeI
Taxes wss opposed wlIh great Eshsmsnes
sad ability BY MANY Of the wIsest states
ms n Of lhe Revolution. Whist system ol
revenue could be more annoying and op'
psessise than That which sends out Ihou-
sands Of GnEsrnmenI agents 10 pry Inlc
the domestic affairs ofIhe Peopls-TequT'
ing the poor and rieh-women and men,
10 open their rlsssls and dsrIes n the g.zs
Of every rude and insolent visitor ~hO
may be dressed in 6svsrnmen, livsryl
The People would rise up against such
policy. Bot Mr.. Shepard need not be
slsrmsd. lfhis Party goes on for twelve
months longer, - they have been for q
lev noaihs pest. Dreei Taxes viii cone
soon enough, aad that With sensssnes
TOO! Raleigh Star.
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From the Raleigh Register.

DIR. SHEPARD-THE RAIL ROAD.
We promise d IN our last. TO furnish The
public ~iih an expose OF Mr.. James B.
Shepsrd's psrsonsl connection with the
Raleigh and G.s,on Rail Road, prior TO his
purchase Of so Shares Of ils Stock, and
we nov proceed to redeem our pledge.
We know tha, the FIRST exc Iamstron ofeve-
~ reader will bel. It possiblel Can
1t be true tina, Mr.. Shepard, ~ho urges so
vebemently in his public addresses that
tho Wings have involved The State in .
gres, Rail Road debt. was one Of The very
men who recommended The guarantee of
the St,ie. and voted ,hroaghou, for carry
ing il INTO effect! He no, only did this.
bu, when a motion vas made to strike
out tina, feature Of the Report which re-
commended loan oil the States name Tor
s500,0O0, he actually voted agsin.t II!
This Is no empty assertion. but is verified
by The records Of the Convention, which
We publish below, and is susceptible ri
posl,lve proof. Yes! James B. Shepard,
Who voted in favor oi lending the faith of
the Stale 10 guarantee pigment Of $500,
600 for the Raleigh and CASTOR Road,
nov gives as the chief reason why he
should be elected Governor, that this Road
has insoivsi The Stale IN q heavy loss,
which loss, If j. ever sccrues. was nro
duced by h,s vote, with Others! But listen
To the Record:
Mr.. Shepard was one Of the Delega,es
from Wake county in the Internal lm-
provement Con- entInn oil 1885,. and he
voted Aye on the following Resolution,
viz: ..=
ResoIved, That in The persecution oil
these several works. the Convention re
commend The following classification, to
vii: Is, class, a loan oftise hundred thou
sand dollars to The CASTOR and Raleigh
Company; subscript on OF four fii'hs oil the
Stock, by the State, To The Fayetteville
and Ysdkin Company. and like sut.
scyip,ion Of Two fiishs 10 company Tor .
road from Raleigh to Fayetteville. Sc.
cond class, Q Ra,l Road from Beaufort
II srbor to connect with The WilD,ngton
and Raleigh Road. and subscription oI
four fiihs OF the capital sock by The
STATE: the opening Of an Inlet a, the foot
Of ALTERNATE Sound; The incorporation oil
company Tor tina, purpose and SUBJ
scrpioD Of -four 6f,hs oi the capital stock
by the Stste;s Rail Road from Raleigh
to intsrsect the Wilmington road al or near
Waynesboro', and a subscription Of two
fifhs by the Stale" ..
Alta subsequent stage of the proceed
ing.. Mr. j.. Seswell Jones moved 10 g.
mend this Resolution by striking out tina.
part Of il which recommends gusrsntee
on The par. of the State OF $500 600 to the
Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Rad. On This
motion. Mr.. jas. B. Shepard voted NO!
And yet. 10 The face ofihi, vote. com
hitting Mr.. Shepard beyond redemption
70 the sinking fortunes Of the R.Isigh
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E. p. HAWKES..
TH0'S STAMPS,
DAN'L VERSER,
GEO. A. SMITH.
N. NJ. LEWIS.
JOHN THOMPSON,
ALEX. KElRSEY.
w. r. HILL,
W. r. BILL,
SAMUEL WATKINS.
June cath, 1886,

A Starting Fact.--If this Mexican
War IN whicn james X, Polk has involv-
ed The namon, continues only one year,
q, It's present expense--a hall million OF
dollars day--lhs government will be IN
deb, nearly one hundred and eighty mil.
lions of doliars--the sbsre Of which that
will TALL TO Nurih Carolina will be sbWI
six millions--or nearly ten dollars 10 cue.
~ man. ,ooman and child in the State
This is one of the blessed huI1s Of the
election Of James X. Polk 10 The Presi-
dency. North Nate Uhig.
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Read. DE s,gsn. be " slaadsId, " has he
safonlsTF % Keep bsloGs he people. ia
|ia lsss lsnFk he year, he WAC party
q ne Is-EislslsEs iasOlEed he STATE To-
ne Rslsagh ssd Gasaoa Bad il Dit 81
$500. 600. sith laaerssi up N 1907
II me : Standard 10 nol danb before
lhis dsvsiopnsn,, thea ~s sili sdmllihsl
liapudsnrs has 10 bossds, End Loso
Feeois1 30 eonseiencs.
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ss.6ss ~
The returns s'e not AZ in for June. but
they are asesFsained 10 exceed The sum Of
$4,000. The foreign debt Is carefully ss-
siInaIed from the bills 81 purchase. The
negI0 hirr, and al salaries are paid quarter
". and other hand hire. monthly. Most
Of The foregoing are already paid, and The
funds in ihe TreasnreI's hands ample On
meet all demands. Liberal allowance has
been made 10 cover all payments Coz Tin
Der. supplies. and contingencies Of all
kinds.
AZ regards the present condition Of The
Road. both the Road itself and The Ma
chinery have been much improved since
Il became the property Of The State
There have been . few slight derange-
ments Of the Train, but no accident Of a
serious ehsrscter; and il may be assert d
with truth, that derangemen's Of the Tiain
from every cause have been OF less fre-
qusnt occurrence than on any neighbor-
ing Road.
Besides ordinary repairs Of the Road.
which have been carried as far ss The true
interests Of The Road seemed 10 require,
there has been much done Of permanent
character; such as making extensive al
tera,ions in the Bridge Al Gaston-llke-
wise Of the Locomotives, putting under
them 4 driying-wheels instead OF 2, as
heretofore. thereby rendering them more
efiicien, and permanent. The sum AREA
dy expended for extraordinary purposes.
will amount 10 about 2,500, all Of which
is included in the estimate.
With regard 10 The course Of those, hsv.
ing charge Of the Road, The desire OF one
and all has been. it is believed. 10 promote
the true interest Of the Road, both now
and prospecliyely, and thereby advance
the interest Of the Stale. And, after cor.
Quoting the operations Of the Road with
an eye to the strictest economy, consid-
enable surplus remains at The end Of six
months, over the disbursements. which
have been paid over, as stated, 10 the pub
lie Treasurer. not for the purpose Of ef
feet or osienlation, but because il justly
belongs there.
WESLEY HOLLISTER,
Pres't. r. & G. R r.
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ibHFy ~. ~ = -. thlag yea lks-
sn.E 1aa'fxa! Il - Essy lSatlg here
WsshRsi Pc. fsphsE."
"a. Fps - ne aissEskls 1sa pssieo
sstaassh - sN,sid asss FsPiisa: 81 ahs
Sasds ssea~d "a y lag ham. snd he brush
q hssuly pssi hsr. Tears rsesla Ails's
eyes - sc aaFard again - her ~oEk. 81
D zee hsedra tArm.
That sssaisg passed % hGaSrsds 81
Others had don@. Toe eh.ljrrn wsns al
sent 20 bed, End Ihss Ally AMI hss @otbeE
al dssn By ihsir oos Esilo~ eandls %
Sara bread lor Ehsm.
70 % Plssssal 70 be together - said
Ally, easing isss all bssaisg sish srs-
iaude.
Yes. but ysa iess . great deal By il.
DEAR"
sOh. NJ; lose nalhiag. Ishoald hare
Lost . great deal 10 1 had gone assy from
goa. Mashss. I have hesa wondering
sinrs this moFniag iast Col has been 90
kInd - % keep us Isgslhsr whlis ] an
seUagrslsfsL InsxsF kasw ho~ happy
IL msas @s % be wilh 700 illl no~."
"Ws never zee h.M The blessings
vhieh Col beslsxs upon 10. dsIllas."
Ns1mureE-yoa surrounded by COZ.
fssss and sisgsaeies. l,sst ng on dante,
and rolling so ls1anss-oh. could Jos
issk IN upaa dane F,shes's ronsgs. NTH
I've esre broken sails add sesn.y fsrni'
tsrs; Ace vet The poor dsunksId's wife
Ma. really more deeply blessed shsn you
-hlesssd with Ihs rnaer wealth Of q
"mssk and quiet spunl.a She asssr NOR.
INJURED.
The hour Of sn drew near. and Ally.
quitk ear esughl he sound ola step upon
the dnor-st0nr.
"FsihsrI be 10 very early. oh, hops
lac has cot"
She had no line 10 finish The sentence,
The door was ihrosn ~lds open With Z
qa'ek. ssrnssl, Joyous dash.
81 have dIns u, Ally, bird--i have
done iI !-Thsrs--lhss--~hisli Dom
laok 80 fightend pussy; il il nothing Bad
- 10 something eoOi-yeTy gooe. u
~'h make your little hears glad. and
o0ghIto make il glad once IN your sorry
l'te-pms, blrdIs. dear. Shall tell you'll
shall ! tel yo-I, Allyi have taken the
siep-;he step: and now dating. youI
poor moher shall have s,msbody 10 love
her, and so shall you. Too. Oh. il has
bsen dreadful course; IL has almost bro.
ken ny he.rt somstmss {, think II my
IN ssr.bls ways; and have felt the worsl
when you ,haaghi ! was stupid and d,dn'I
care. SoueIim Q have bssn delsrminsd
10 break away. but then | vas tempted
and couldn'l. Nos Ihsve done y. Neusi
another drop TO my lips! % help O,
God !"
That nigh, there was not so hsppy ,
house in all The state o, New York 40 the
.wretehed horsl TO WHICH Billy Fisher hat
brough, such unexpected joy. And Ally
oh, no! she neser regretted having s,c'
IiEced her own bright p aspect TO The hap
p,ness oil those she loved; for never Gas
buman heut more deeply b'esssd ihau
gentle, trusrng Ally Fishers. Other SOD
more brilliant blessings now clustered
around her path, bui these are mere irifss
eumpNsd wnh ths, great 6rst one.
!, cas- fhias ssh ~ork, s~ee, Ally; Thy
sever falling geptl.nsss it vas which soH
him. Go on. pur..heared sns! There
10 sull mere for thee TO do.
sstill thy smile like sunshine dart,
Into many a sunless heart,
For smile Of God thou art"
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WAR EXPENSES AND WAR DEsr.-I

WAR EXPENSES AND WAR DEBT.-In
the House of Representatives yesterday,
(the 9th inst.) the Chairman Of the Com
inittee of Ways and Means reported a bill
making additional appropriations to the
amount within fracuon) of Twelve Mil
lions Of Dollars for the expenses Of the
war with Mexico; and also a bill for bor-
rowing, in the form of Treasury Notes or
Loan, Ten Millions Of Dollars toward
paying those expenses. A slender pro-
vision for the next six months
Nat. L,tsAigencer,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-16

'gaymsal efgblls taFss - ksat iiFl.
Dads, o. asy oilsT dfsf bride S.ais."
The Rnof @aa 20 hFRFE0ieRtly fslisEfa
bY . lean sf lhrss TfsHsarY Aols. eagld
nol psy dsbls wah hen; 80 siEsulais a.
allsmpa 20 eirrnlsle lhs@ - nnasys mar
sEen psy bsrk he losa d~kt Re esaHssiel
20 he Sssls u he sane Nalss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-16
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
July 10 1886,


Reported for the Petersburg Iptelligencer.
ToBAcco.-Inspections moderate, with
little variation in prices. 69lO hhds. have
been inspected 10 9Th inst. against 1857 to
same date in ls45.
CoTToN.--Receipts incopsiderable.
Manufacturers have taken nearly all in
market at 81 for good quality:
WHARF.-The market has not yet OPEN
ed. The very few samples that have APP
peared were generally damp. Fhe inj".
ry to the crop Immediately preceding and
during the harvest was very great. The
weather this week is fine for drying in the
sheaf.
CoRN SIS 10 60 cts.
Virginia BACON is held at 81 cents, hog
ROUND.
As you salute, you will DO saluted.
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Another Privateer Rsport -

New York Express learns from Captain
Smith, of the brig Lyra, from 81. Thomas
in 10 days, that news had reached there oil
two American vessels being captured by
Mexican privateers, Off the South side Of
Cuba; and shippers at Porto Rico, and St.
Cruz would not ship in American vessels
at any rates. All orders for vessels at st,
Thomas had been countermanded, and the
Lyra was obliged to return in ballast.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-16

The town Of St, Johns. n: F., which
vas lately visited by a severe fire. lost in
the calamity 1000 houses. About 10000
persons are rendered houseless. The de-
msui for provisions and building Materials
i. officially and purposely made known to
h, great. Many merchants burnt gu, saw
ell a good proportion Of their stock. The
Scotch houses arr to be the heaviest To-
soSs, as they were all in cluster, and in the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-16

imnsaiais Eisinlly ofias daEn wthWm
.drEuaye1. Ths Loss. il j. aail, III EsEy
iron A500 co % 81 90. Uoa, Geo coo
i sid - bs iasgIsd u he PhzsiK oikas,
I.0ndoa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-16

sGalrs 81 tis hoaa. stree Re psFshaae By
he Slass. have not hess PEaPsFT saldaci-
ed; ands - here seems 10 sIisl sals
misaPPxhsnsiea Eith regard . he re-
eenilF Pablishsi slaGemenl e Bscsipls
snd DishuBemeng-it may nol be dsen.
ID impropsr u ne. % ossr 10 % brief .
manner - possshls. some eEplsnsii0ps in
regard % ils present financial eosdiliOn
and seasrsl epepiioas. which ] shall pro
eeed % Do.
Am1uzs = Reeapas u 3ia May,
npH P1hhshsa Rspost ss66ss q
Asusstsiasa Rseigss ias ianA. ttoo q
Esi.es0 .
AMI 6izAuusd 10 3la Nays
pr pahhahed Report. sl4y5S7 %
Eslinlaea dshss e 81 kinds
= sla June. T.s.a - sssssa u
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From the Raleigh Register.
NAILED TO THE COUNTER.

N@es@@~ $500 ~~~F~ $T--~
Il will DO reeollseied that we published
recently, on The authority ofihe i" Milton
Chronicle" s,aement. that Me-. Shep-
ard. The Loco FOco nominee far Govern
or. had declared in bis public Speech 81
thai place, that " Bank Officers are 81 sub.
jesus Tor the gsilows," We accompanied
The publication with an expression oil
doubt. ss 10 whether our friend Of the
"Chro licle' might moi be mistakes. II
seemed almost Incredible 10 u, tina, any
~sn could 90 far lose sight OF what be.
longed either 90 himself or oIher., ss 10
hazard 90 l,bellous and offensive remark.
The (" Stsndsrd'' slraieht~sy denounced
the statement 80 FALSE. The Editor oil
the " Chronicle" rs-sfiirmed lie correct
ness With an earnestness, that convinced
Us, he could not be mistsken. And in the
last number Of h's paper. just 10 hand. he
publishes the following Certificates, bear.
ing The names Of gentlemen OF both the
political psrliss--" names which for v,r,us
and respee.sbllty-Ior serscIty and high
s,snding 10 society. challenge the world
for comparison"-which cannot. we
should ihrnk. leave The shadow of a shade
on sny body's mind, Wing or Democrat,
'ha, Mr.. Shepard did say just what the
/" Chronicle" charged him with haUinS
said:
This 10 10 certify tina, we, the under
signed. were present and heard the speech
ofihe Hon. James B. Shepard. delivered
10 Million on the 81 insi., and thst-whils
speaking ofIbe ofifrs Of State B'nks-
he said. They area sci Of desperate EEL
lows, ct for any thing--bOt mos, Of all f
for the gsllows." The declaration va,
unqualified, sud we understood his sllusiou
10 be to all Of the officers Of State Banks
E. p. HAWKES.,
TH0'S STAMPS,
% ..-~ DAN'L VERSER,
GEO. A. SMITH,
N. NJ. LEWIS.
JOHN THOMPSON, ,
ALEX. KEIRSEY.
June oath, 1916.
We, the undersigned. were prrsrn, ant
heard the speech delivered by the Hon
James B. Shepard. in Milton, on the 3,
of June. inst, and while speaking Of Oh,
Officers Of Banks. We unde.,ood him Il
say that They were = desperate se. o
teIlows-6t for sny.hIng-but most OF al
6, for the galIows."
w. r. HILL,
SAMUEL WATKINS.
Iune oath leA6
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