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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

JUST RECEIVED AT THE FRANKLIN
y CLOTHING STORE. per steamer Virginia. di
rect from our mandatory, in Philadelphia, ano-
ther large supply of Gentlemens' Summer Cloth
ing, such as Grass and Cambria Linen Sacks; Silk
and Alpaca, Luster, Fro OK and Sack Coats White,
Buff and Fancy Figured MarseiIles Vests in great
varieties; White Linen Drill Check and Striped
Linen Pants; Drapde,e and Fancy Cashmere
Pants. Also, large and select Stock of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods-sll of which we will sell
from Is to 20 per cent less than any goods of the
same quality and make can be bought for in the
city OF Richmond. Remember at the Franklin,
SO Main street. DE COU T. CO.
q LITE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

iET FOk INFALiDs.-Carters Ea-----
- me, new and delicious farinaceous ar,snl- =.
1000 Tor children and Others suffering with The o.
valing summer disease for sale in assorted nj,
ages, with full sirections, by PACK
JAZZ i47 Miggi.h,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

DRIVATE PRACTICE.-Dr. PLUME 8
/ CO. may be consulted, confdenialy, for the
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en-.
largements Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, ell those CON.
plants termed female diseases. The advertiser,
invite attention TO their chemical extract of Wil6
Flowers, which may be regarded a. the very besl
article known, TO give tone and vieor 70 certair
abused aud debiitatedorgans a. well a. 70 renoyats
a.ystsm shattered By dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with full direction,
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly q
tendsd 60. Once on Franklin street, below En-
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity churss
Richmond Virginia An TX -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

A LII SMALL BOYs.-H. P. TAYLOR, 9Th
Il street, between Grace and Frankl,n-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enumeration,
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing Arithmetic and History. Specimens OF
my boys composition and writing may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule ID peremp
tory but as gentle possible oc9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

any1ning new and superior is wanted 10 the
- ZANE llns you may rely on being suited at
Wm. rALCoNERS Bakery, Ill Main street He
Nv on1.s an entireiy new Cake, made from lemon
peel. 1t IL pronounced by Judges 10 be yerv extra
send snd get some, at WM FALCONEKs.
yo ~ III Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

likely young Man accustomed m ar;virss. a ana
remaie ,Cook, Washer, &c; also a Girl Ia or Is
years old, accustomed to VISITING 10 the hnnse ana
nursing children. Apply TO >o "o1'e 'n'
yeIo TOLER d. COOK. Pearl s,reet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

Nv FUR SALE.-A fine single harness
S Horse, years old, sound and gentle In
harness The owner having no farther use for
him. bargain can be bought by early application
at the subscribers Stable, 18th street, between
Franklin and Grace e
js l4-6t" BRODDUS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

ADlhSp ICE CREAM SAI1111N III.
- subscribers having neatly lifted nm The rnn ne
tns store tor an Ice Cream saoon would
those who e a IRON their friends and ali OF
- 'oAu VI oelcious glass OF Ice Cream
s. BONAvITA a 20
pa,,,,.. No 10 Main street
quantity. os ana any
ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

~ OF mcDoeoughs Patent Refrissra,a,1 sizes
these wanting to purchase this article. an o., 40
tunity SNOW offered, and the only chance for
season, for sale by iof this
jsl7 zIumpn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

Nv FOR sALE.-A pair of fine large grey
dGHOrses. years old, sound and remarka-
bly, gentle well calculated for heavy Coach or
fine Omnibus. Also, very fine Saddle Horse,
can go mile in 81 minutes in either pace or trot
and draws finely in harness. Having no use for
them, great bargain can be bought on early ap-
pEcation to BAKER & PLEASANTS,
je 14-1w Corner of Franklin d. 18th SITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

M EAL.-having gotten my rnilis, az Spring taiil.
Meal either Bolted Unboled. Of the best quality.
made Of best white corn, on the nost favorable
terms. Apply TO letter 4 Leiswich. few doors b.
low the Columbian Hotel, or to me at the Floyd
House, John A. JETER.
an 5--dts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

K. DENISON'S BLOOD SYRUP OF
II iodine, Hydriodate of Potassa, Citrate of
Iron and Spanish Sarsapa:ia, fer regulating the
stomach and bowels and cleansing the blood found.
ed upon the principle that all diseases originate di.
rectiy or indirectly from imperfect state of the
blood. Approved by. the Medical Faculty. For
sale by K X DUVAL & BRO,
je l3 Druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20
e GREAT BARGAINS CAN BE
"a OBTAINED EITHER AT WHOLESALE
NA OR RETAIL, IN WATCHES, Jewell

je Is
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13

AZ called meetingof Yazoo Lodge, No. ~,
ok Free and Accepted Masons, held in the Ma
sonic Hall ii this place on the morning Of the
sch inst, ne following preamble and resolus
tons were unanimously adopted:
WHEnrAs, Ithas pleased our Supreme Grand
Master 70 can from labor ii the terrestrial Lodge,
and W trust, % partale Of TIE Divine refresh-
ments Cd high. our worthy and much esteemed
brother, THos 4 WI1soF. Since he has gone
il obedience 70 Heavens mandate, let Us not
murmur, but with becoming submission bow To
the afHiction. Andwhilst We throw the veil Of
charity over his faults and mediate on the viz
tues Of his character, the benevolent spirit he
manifested the offering he made upon the aItGr
Of charity, We cannot but deeply feel the loes
Of craftsman 50 good andtrue. Therefore,
Resogped, That ii the death Of our Brother
THos. ]. WnsoN, the fraternity has lost a wcr-
thy craftsman and highly esteemed brother.
Res0lUsd, That we deeply sympathise with his
family in their bereavement.
Res0lUed, That as token Of our esteem for
the deceased, we wear the usual badge Of morn
ing for thirty days,
RESOLVED, That the papers in Yazoo City be
requested to publish the above resolutions, and
copy Of the same be sent to the widow of the
deceased @. w. HENDERSON, Sec'ty
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13

that lis neiehbor i oneI Hence tie book
Is as much sought allsE Il England and 3D.
mirsd too, for It's boldness and spirit. s 81
America. Those awful personal hits ut Che
sacred person Of her majesty and tue good
natursd lucky fellow she hides behind her
ample skirts, are not 50 easily got over and
We assure you III. Ward. you never need
expect the star and garter - this reign i
you should move to London tomorrow, and
turn historiographer 70 The Queen and
Prince and al the Royal family. Better
try your luck with the French Emperor
next time. be Is used to hard American
licks. Is il is said he got two o. three Re-
publican hoggings while in this country. He
has striking proofs that Il is part Of our
system. It's not the first time that Ken
lucky blows have told fearfully on British
skulls.
aHe led US thro,. q cypress swamp5
The day was wet.and mucky,
There stood John Bull il martial pomp,
And here Stood old KentHckyl"
Success to Matt. Ward and bis great
book.
Daisy Barms. the Enaigrant Squire, 1hOnp-
sons Seasons with Boyd's notes.and several
other romances and tales, complete our list
of book favors from j. B. Steel.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13
Ag.In 1851, when the great battIc va

EE-In 1851, when the great battle was
fought between the Union men. on the one
hand, and Secessionists North and South,
on the other the former trinmphed by the
sheer force oftremendous popular majorities.
Especially was this the case in the South,
and particularly in Alabama, Mississippi,
and Louisiana. And yet we see that in the
distribution Of the Offices Gen. Pierce, while
protesting to be Union and Compromise
man, gives the latest of them. and. in fact.
the MOST Of them. TO the seccssionits and
ultras Of all kinds. What inconsistency!
The truth We believe is, that while Gen.
Pierce Processes to be Compromise and
and Union man. be az heart sYMpArRIsEs,
in feeling and opinion with the violent fac
lions known as State Rights men Tie South
and freesoilers At the North. So far as the
appointments are concerned, il would clearly
appear, THAT Forsyth, Of George, knew what
he was about when. at the Baltimore Con-
vention. he declared that Gen. Pierce was
the very man for 6re-caters.
MeaspEis Ec0le.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13

EEA very large meeting of"the Friends
to the Civil and Religious Liberty was held
in the Tabernacle. New York, on the even
ing of the Esd ult.. to welcome to the United
States Father Gavazzi; Ehe celebrated Roman
patriot and orator, whose mission, he says,
is opreach against the Popish system: His
reception by the immense audience is de-
scribed as most enthusiastic. We have no
fancy for religious agitation. The personal
appearance Of Father Gavazzi is thus de-
scribed by the Times:
Father Gavazzi was alfred in the habit
of the order to which he formerly belonged
Saint Barnobas. Il consisted Of 4 long
black shapeless cloak with q cross in red
worked upon it on the left side; underneath
he wore long black sultan with cross
upon the breast; also medal, silver We
should Judge. The Rev. Father is Of q
good height somewhat stout--has strongly
marked Italian cast Of cOuntenance, long
black hair. with general expression demo-
ting very high order Of intellect.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13


or Our funny little neighbor the talented
junior Of that valuable and reliable sheet, the
Yazoo Democrat, is entirely mistaken about
our being wrotb at his Misrepresentation of
Judge Burrus' acceptance speech We never
get wrOth--neper!4h though we are obliged some-
times to tell disagreeable truths for the public
enlightenment We hope the readers of the
Democrat will remember henceforth, that due
allowances are 10 be made for poetic license in
the young mans compositions. One so gifted
with poetic genius should not be expected to
tell the truth in sober prose. And we don't
expect him 10 do it--he can't if he would But
we claim the right and are impressed with the
dnty of correcting his falsehoods when he does
tell them. No, Mr. Buckley, we have not for
gotten the gallant Colonel of Silver Greek, nor
have we in the least changed our opinion of
him since we noticed him last spring. He was
nominated for the Legislature by the Who
County Convention. but as he did not, and we
had reasons to think he would not, accept the
nomination, we deferred any remarks we might
have to make Of him till his decision was made.
We advise you. neighbor. not to comment
much upon the "high forhead" Of our noble and
graceful friend. The same fate might overtake
you that befel the naughty children. that made.
sons rather pointed personal illusions to the.
prophet Elisha,s shigh forheads 1.-The bears
might catch you and.eat you allkp.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13

When Louis Philippe aacended the throne
Of France. that astutc monarchy did not 4
gree with the policy of Louis Napoleon BY
avoiding matrimonial connections with the
throne 81 Europe Indeed, II Is curious %
see how careful bis majesty wove tie thread
Of his family ties through Tie whole web 81
European and even Ameyiean royalty. ne
married BIS eldest daughter, Marie Louise,
to The King 81 the BeIgians. Coburg
Pricne, and ID law 81 George Ivth 81 Eng
land. Els eldest son, The unfortunate Duo
|D'orleans. was united toe Coburg princess;
and. thus. the French family Of the younger
Bourbons became allied to the British roy
atty. The Due de Nemoars married 4
scieilian princess. out Of whose family his
own mother had sprung. Clementine be-
came wife Of . Duke Of Whittenburg. and
thus an alliance was established with the
heart Of Germany through family whose
kindred were connected with the leading
thrones Of Russia, and Austria. The Due
D'AumaIe married, we believe Princess
of one Of the northern Italian States. The
Prince de JoinyiIle crossed the ocean and
united himself with fair daughter 6f che
Imperial house Of BraziIin America, where
BY the old Braganza family was affiliated
with the Bourbons and double unton eff
fected with the Portuguese house in Europe
through the Coburg husband of the queen
of Portugal. And. lastly DUO de Montpen-
sier married his cousin, only sister of the
queen of Spain, on the same day that her
Majesty was welded to the Duque de Asis
whom she VIGOROUSLY hated, and by whom,
it was supposed, no royal issue would line
ally transmit the sceptre of Spain to her
descendants.
Yes history shows that all this net work
OF royal utilization over the whole civilized
world did not suffice to secure the throne Of
of France to the house of Orleans. or even
to save its illustrious head from ignominious
expulsion beyond the limits Of Kinkdom
whose peace and prosperity he had preser-
we'd for eighteen years previous.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13
q Paris correspondent q the New York

q Paris correspondent Of the New York
Express, says:
Lady Monlijo has left Paris for Spain.
She vas extremely desirious of remaining
and living ii the reflection Of her daughter
grandeur, but, Louis Napoleon. who shares
the general prejudice against noIher, SIN
law rave her plainly to understand that be.
cause lie had married Eugene she must not
suppose that he had married al her family:
she Was allowed to linger six weeks. lo
have tie snl,es ST the Tui|eFies. and 70 see
hor nl0velne nss ehronicled inthe Pays She
has 1t last left a. and the telegraph men-
lions her arrival at Orleans Cd her way tol
The Peninsula
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13

livery married man should let his
vile have tie Management 81 the Home de.
pal.nentena give her. Is Secretary tie con-
lIo oIihe diIIS bureaus, but don't lei
heF have anything u a. with the War De-
paIImtns
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13

A5act Mce1k tuc young Istdics VI tue dlAct-
ent Schools in the cit. had a gay and inter-
esting time of in celebrating May Day.
On Wednesday night Miss JocEIYN's School
assembled in the Methodist Church and
crowned the May Queen, Miss sarah Cara
dine. Tie house was crowded and Che
pleasing ceremony was performed most
beautifully ana won infinite applause from
the delighted audisnee. Several dialogues
and pieces were spoken on The occasion By
the young ladies. and al performed their
parts 50 well that We could mol partieularize.
without naming over she entire school. The
very Satisfactory manner d which her pu-
pills acquitted themselves. reflected much
credit on the taste and industry Of Miss
Jocelyn: and We have no doubt she fell very
much gfasidsd q the pleasing result Of her
labors
On Friday hrs. BosTIck, the accomplish
cd and amial,le Principal Of the Public
sehool, gave picnic % her pupils and their
friends a. Ink Springs. We had not the
pleasure Of being present but understand
everything went Oh well ana happily. and
he young folks Of the city had merry day
af specially after 4 suhapiuons dinner.
when eatO. Gle chief fiddler, appeared on
the ground and discoursed feet bewitehing
eotiliions and to the merry band We re-
800 - - - = s. -. - = -. = -
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13

LOCATION or Rant RoAD.-The Directors
of the Mississippi Central Rail Road have
been in session in this place, and have made
a location Of the Southern Division of the
line from Canton. of near that point, across
Big Black river near the mouth Of Doak's'
Greek. thence up the valley of the River
near Shongalo, thence up the valley of
Hays Greek near Middleton to tie Norteern
boundary line of Carroll county.
The Northern Division is located from the
Northern boundary line of Carroll county
through Grenada by Coffeeville to Water
Valley. From Water Valley to Holly Springs
remains indicated. From Holly Springs
Northeast. near Major Thomas's to point
on the State line not yet designated.
We also learn that the location between
Water Valley and Holly Springs is suspend
ed for the present, for the purpose Of re-
viewing and correcting portions Of that part
Of the route The Board Of Directors ap.
pear to be disposed to do full justice to the
and the community generally,
Oxford Floq
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13

PREAcHINe.-We are requested 10 state
that the Rev. J. SIDNEY HAYS, will hold a
two days meeting in the Presbyterian
Church in this place. commencing on. Fri
day night, the a0th inst.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13
RsE-lYe sre surprised Is see that 80.

EW We sre surprised to see that many
Union democrats are coming boldly up to the
support Of some Of the rankest and fercest
seceessionists in the South. The position
of the man IS abject and pitiable in the ex-
IRENE. They cry aloud upon Gen Pierce;
but he answers that he knows them not; and
then straightway they fall down and worship
the craven images" set up before them by
their deadliest enemies, the fre-eaters and
|disunionistsl Can anybody tell what this
world is coming to?--Ib.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13

WELL HIT.-The Boston Post says. Mrs.
Stowe has delightedthe English with her
books-she talks ii Just the manner TO
please the people who used 10 buy American
scalps Of the Indians"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13


TALKING IT own Some years ago
there was good deal Of excitement among
the people in a certain town in County,
Vermont, on the subject Of religion, and al
most every many in the place was more or
less awakened to sense Of bis sinfulness,
and made public declaration Of bis intention
10 lead new life Among tie rest were
three Of the principal men Of tie village,
whom we will call a., B. and g.. )Who be-
ing all present at one of the meetings. took
part in the proceedings, to the great Joy Of
the faithful. and much to the as.onishment
Of .sthe rest Of mankind then and there as
sembled M rose FIRST. and having make
general confession Of bis unworthincss, said,
in conclusion. that he had always intended
to be an honest man. but ifhe had wronqed
any one, he was willing to make fun rssli-
tuition. b followed, speaking 10 pretty
much the same manner, utsaying that. as
to restitution. The bad wronged any man be
was willing - comply with Bible injunction.
and restores unto him foui. fold g. a.
rose as strong terms as the others had done,
but. coming to the restitution clause he re-
marked. with caution characteristic Of
himself II there IS any man that have
defrauded, 1 shall bemosthappy 70 ST donn
md talk 4 og6f s1'tk HIM
Boston Posi-.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13

WAsH1seToN RACES DemocratWith a
iovial spirit and seares sense of the ridicu-
lous, writes from Washington to the New
buryport Union. He laughs at the endlts
crowd Of Office hunters, gives q graphic de-
scription Of the army of hungry customers
who haunt the Attorney Generals Office,
and narrates the following incident:
The other day. short, fat gentleman,
from Essex South, attempted to stop Gener-
al Gushing, as he was starting for another
part Of the city on special business. This
is the story all told.
Applicant. Gen. Cushingl"
Gen. g. "Ahl glad to see you under
stand the whole matter-have the greatest
respect for you-can't stop now Good
morning.
Applicant. Just ono minule--I want 70
sec you very much.
q Gen. G. s.Shall be back IN half an hour
or you must 90 with me running
The applicant, an old stageT. declares he
will 90 with him, and out they shoot from
the back door over the gardens. the fat man
painting and trying to talk, and the Attorney
General striking bee line for his destina
ton. AT last the asFhmatic catches breath,
and cries out. Can't stand this any longer!I
must give up! Sorry to lose your company !
replies the General; but business IS pres
inr. The fat man holds i post gasps two
Or three times, terrible sigh succeeds, and
Re declares that he viii not be found on the
turf again pitlied against such mettle.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13

/ O. One hundred and fifty-seven members
Of the Thirty Third Congress have already
been elected, leaving seYenty-aeVen yet to be
chosen. The Democrats thus Ear have obtains
ed lo3, the Wings SO, and The Abolitlooists 4.
Eleven States are yet to hold their elections.
Vermont Is the only State which presents an
Wing delegation, while there are nine
States having complete Democratic represen-
tation.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-13

ADVERTIsEmENTs
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
Si;,te Of Indiana, 1cc
MARSHALL County,

NOTICE 10 Elizabeth Putt, and some person
u1kaown;
1 TINE Auaus; Term The Marshall Circuit
- Court Joseph Hal and Michael keSier,
uled application or "a ''wrt o. Assessment OF
damages" on tie erection o. uil! dam on
Tippecanoe River In said county, and among
others. land belonging TO Elizabeth Putt, whose
resieenc Is unknown, 10 vii: the east } Ut
lie north wesi "A OF section 8, IN Town y,
north, OF Rage east; aud also OF some per-
son unknown, to vii: the south east Il OF The
HOr h west u of lection I, IN the SAME town
and range, viii he likely TO be affected, by
raising heao OF water fee by sand dam
Il was ordered hy tie COurl among other things,
hat sa'd Eliza beth Punt, and SAID person ua-
known, be notified by publication tor tour wee Ks
IN the Plymouth Banner, j newspaper pr rEet
III SAID coun 81 the filing of SAID application,
granting OF writ, and ttal Jury OF SIX, u as
SeSS damage. in th!S Behalf Will NEE. a Up
pecanOe Iown in said county, 10 view sad
premises, on Monday tie Goth day o! Septcm
Der, Sj3, which agse Sment Will he Forthwith
returned Tor confirmation 10y said court AT it's
next term, 10 be nelI in Plymouth on The ''rd
Monday III February next, OF all which hey
are hereby no,lfiei.
JOHN l.. THOMPSON, Sh'f N. C.
Attest X. CORBALEN, Clerk.
c. IL. REE.E, Att Tor applicants.
August %. 1874.