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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18

Inpursuance Of ,hs request Of the Wing
members Of the LsgislaiuEe. and Of others,
The ead day Of February next is designated
as ihe day for holding Wing State Con.
ven,iou 3, Coluahes, 70 nominate Ssass Of.
icen, and Jake Olhss aetion 4 demed necsa-
sary. .s..s. ..l
The County Committees Of the several
counties are requested 10 take measures for
the selection Of one Delegate to attend said
Convention for each five hundred Wing
voters, and one for each fraction OF Two
hundred and fifty votes in their respective
coun.ies: the vote Of the las, Presidential
election 20 be taken as The basis. The
number Of Delegates for each county, upor
the basis mentioned, is as follows:
nAia0ok.a nele0afpa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18
Foreign News.

The news from England by the late steam.
ers is important. The British Ministry has
formally resigned. The immediate caEse
Of the resignation, was the defeat Of the
Ministry in Parliament on question OF do.
mes,ic taxation. The peorie having run
wild on the subject Of Free Trade, direc,
taxation was proposed az the next best way
Of "raising,he wind" This direc, taxa.
lion is beautiful, Democratic theory; bu,
very difEcuh 10 pu, in practice. Whether
the new Ministry will remain long in Office
remains 10 be seen. II they follow the Gus
tom Of making the dsfea. Of any proposed
measure The signal for their resignation, we
think their chances for long official term
decidedly slim. No one party in England
has a majority over all the others; hence.
Iif all The parties out Of Office combine agains.
the party In office, (as is customary defeat,
on allimporian. measures, is inevitable.
| The new British ministers are: Premier,
Lord Aberdeen; Chancellor, Lord Cranfor.h;
Chancellor Of Exchequer, Gladstone; Home
Secretary, Lord Palmers,on; Foreign Al.
fairs, Lord John Russell; Colonies, the
Duke Of Newcastle: Admiralty, Sir James
Graham; Presiden, Of Council, Earl Of Gran,
vile; Privy Seal, Duke Argyle; Secretary
of War, Sydney Herberr President Of the
Indian Board, Sir c. Wood; Public Works
Sir w. Molesworh; a sea, without Office
Marquis OF Lansdown. The above fora
: the Cabinet, President Of The Board oI
, Trade, Mr.. CALDWELL; Attorney General, 81
A. Cockburn; Solicitor General, Sir W. P
Wood; Lord Lieu,enan. Of Ireland, Lore
81 Germans, with others TO inferior offices
Parliament has adjourned until Februar.
10Th.
!. In France, every thing moves along qui
e.ly. Louis Napoleon nomina,es ex-Kin
Jerome and sons, as lneal heirs 10 the Ihron
in the absence Of direct Or adopted issu
. OF bis own.
= Political and financial troubles are lhich
= ening in Turkey.
y In Australia gold isplen.y, mining Gavol
y able, but provisions exorbitansly dear,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18
,WklK stpte conventlen. q.

In another cplumn win be found ! can
for Wing State Convention, to be held in
Columbus. Feb. asd. Mslgs is entitled to
three delegates. We hope three good raen
will attend from this county. Cur oppo.
aenls are already in the ie!i. Le,us give
them battle. If we caSno. bea, them, We can
t'y. NIdsspsrandum is our motto. With
popular candidates, ard energetic cahya yassing
it will be strange. indeed, Il we canro. bea,
such a ticket as tho Democracy have nomi.
mated.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18

ImFoRFAAr TO LOvEns or Music, Choir
Islers, Singing Mussss. Organisls, Musicians
ind fsschsn Of Music generally, and all
clergyman ih!sseEed n lhe ddssncemen. Of
Music or ia ,he elevation Of she Standard Of
Masiesl fs-.s. Siil hz=E Sf sOusssh.us SO'h
interesting and idyansasscus by sending
lneir IIanes 1nd addresses 10 Mossrs. Dyer
a. Willis. publishers Of the Musical World
& Times, a57 Broadway. New York. Mea.
sures are being taken, TO facilitate univer-
sal dissemination Of good music, and cor.
rec, musicdprinciPles, throughout the whole
country, and the corporation Of all who
feel au inieres. iu this impor,sn work, is
sollci.ed. The co.opera.ion Of Editors and
Publishers Is also solicited, so far, at least
as TO give this paragraph the widest possible
circulation.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18

THANKs.--Hon. John Welch has again
placed US under obligations to him for copy
Of The Paten. Office Report agricultural
Department., and several copies ofihe Con.
gressional Globe. Senator Wade is also at
,en.ive 10 his editorial friends. #
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18
Literary Notices.

PuTNAM's MoNTHLY.-The first number
of this long-expected magazine has a, last
arrived. The publishers Of this work have
already worldwide reputation as book.
publishers. Some Of their illustrated works
are unequalled in execution. Their publ.
cations are principally of the highes. order
pure, chas,e, and elegant. The magazine
before us contains 100 pages Of reading mat.
ter, neatly printed, and a fine steel plate en-
craving. The terms are: Single number,
s6 cents; $500 per annum, if paid in ad-
vance, the work will be sent free OF postage.
To Clubs Of six, $2 per annum.
THE AMERIcAN WING REviKw.--This
able and interesting work ia dead. Messrs.
Putnam & Co. have purchased It's subscrip-
lion list, goodwill, &C., and will furnish all
subscribers to The Review with their excel,
len, monthly We regre. exceedingly the
loss Of those excellen. political articles for
which the Review was so justly celebrated.
In every other respect. we doub. NOT, Put.
mans Monthly will prove an acceptable
substitute. ,asoo r'.'..t ..l'i
The ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF AIT
The first number is on our table. !. con-
.ains go pages reading matter, and is illus
: .raIed by Is fine engravings on wood. The
publishers do not wish the first number con-
; sidered as specimen number. although we
can see no reason why they need be ashamed
+. Of IL. The matter Is well-selec,ed, and the
|; engrayings good. The printing in some
places is blurred in,Ihe copy we received
+. This may have been she result Of accident
3 We speak for the enierPrisipg publishers I
$ liberal supPOrI. Ills published by AlexaA
= der Montgomery, II Spruce street, New
y York, at s3 per annun, or rs cents for sin
9 gle number. @
:, RHYMRs WITH A REAsoN.--We receives
D aline volume Of poems bearing the abov,
. ii.le, with compliments Of the au,hor--H
!, A. Reid. Upon inquiry, we learn that Mi
= Reid was formerly an apprentice in this Of
(. 6ce--a regular Prinier's Devil. Well, hi
q rhymes are good, and his reason for wri
5. ting and publishing is sill better. H
y says: "Through chain Of adverse circur
stances, during the summer and autumn {
a .H
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18

Or Mr.. Riddle. the Wing candidate for
Mayor Of Piusburg, was elected recently,
Notwithstanding the opposition Of both Wing
papers. He was formerly associated with
Mrs. Swisshelm, In the publication Of the
Visi,er; and is said 10 be an excellen. man.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18
COMMON PLEAS COURTS.
First Subdivision.

First Su6diuision. IN
Fairield-The 4,h Monday in Febrd9f8,
the 4! olN Cd Monday in May and.Hs lsI Monday
Peny-The Cd Monday II March. the
4th Monday in May, and the Sd Monday in
October. o.
Hoeking-The,4!h Monday in March, the
4.h Monday in jung hndSDk A.h Monday in
October. 49,
Scio.o-The Cd NMonday ID February,
the ed Monday in MSy,Idadshe 9Th Mon.
day in Oc,ober.
Pike--The 4th Monday in February, the
l,h Monday in May, and the Sd Monday in
October. . ~ !,
Lawrence The ed Tuesday in March
the Cd Tuesday in June, and the 4.h Non
day in October. 81
Jackson-The Sd Monday in Marcl
9Th Monday in May, and .be ed Mond
lOc,ober.
Vin,on-- The 4lh Monday in March, III
Is, Monday in June, and the Isl Tuesday il
October.
..'' Third Division.
Washing,oD-The 4.h Thursday in Fet
ruary, the I'd Wednesday in May, and III
Sd Monday in October.
Galtia-The I'd Monday in March, III
4th Monday in May, and the is. Monday
November. @
Meigs-The 4.h Monday in Marrh, II
The lst Thursday in June, and the 9Th MOI
day in October.
A,hens-The 9th Thursday in March, Il
: ed Thursday in june, and the I'd Mondi
: in October.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18
TCoyre,nondence o(,,he Baltimore Sun. !

Correspondence OF the Baltimore Sun.
i WASHINGTON, January 3,--Everylhing is
calm and qmes in poli.ics--waihng for the
process Of crysializaiion. |, cannot be dc.
MED. however, iha, there are different opin-
ions eniennined by iherepresenia.iyes Of the
different sections Of the democratic parry. in
regard 10 the principles which ought 10 gov.
ern The Cabinel appointments Of the President
elect. There ire those who believe that a
Cabinel can only be unil when IL represents
ono and the same principle. and iha. no other
composiIion can do moro ihan furnish a
compound fraction. There is logic Of
evenls as unsparing and rigorous as thai ap.
! piled 10 abstract propositions.
in lhe House very interesting debsie on
Cuba was luggedsin, and carried on with
great spiri,. Mr. Venable gave the conser
valve. and no doubt deeply Insdilased, view
of Mr.. Calhoun on ihe subject, and supported
them very ably himself, 10 wiz "ThaI ",
mus, wait lill the fruil is ripe, and moi sire,ci
uu, our hand alert il before IL is ready Z
drolS into our lap.'' This is no doubt IN
view of ihe greater portion Of The Southern
Rights men, as tits doubtless the besl polio!
60 be adopted BY the whole country When
sscr the Sonlh ceases 20 be clnservallve,
/. viii be Untrue 70 is own mission and los
sight Of iIs own iniefesls. "
gss8en. Jones. OF Iowa. wh0 to-day was y
his sea. IN ,hu, body. looking IsmarseoI;; =;
meI, VIII. | learn, call up the homesisao p,l'
with view Of mnking Il the special osae
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18

We take the following from the Pors.
mouth Tribune. We suppose i. is correc.
We have no. been favored with copy ol
the bill:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18

The Committee ,rus, ,ha, j. is quite un'
necessary to urge upon the Wings of the
State the importance Of being fully repre-
A. F. PERRY.
JOS. RlDGW AY,
ROBERT NEIL, b.
.s LEWIS HEYL, r
WIN. DENNlSON, JR,
. I'D. CALDW ELL,
\ JOHN MILLS, ~. g.. .
7 EDWARD BALL, .aa
h. LAURIN DEWEY, ~
" THOS. W. Upton,
Whig State Central Committee.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18
The HillsbOrO' and Cincinnati Rail
,tt,tE Road.

Our citizens, as we'll as those Of Cincin.
natl, ami the intermediate points on the line
Of the [Iillsboro' and Cincinnati Railroad,
can scarcely, oyer.eslima,e the advantage Of
the speedy construction Of this Road. Run
ming through the very mids. Of our mex.
haus.ibIe beds Of Coal and Iron Ore, it III
once, no. only opens market, and makes
almos. invaluable that which is now next 10
worthless, but enhances the value Of our
land two.fold. and insures the agricultural
products thereof a ready market al the best
price. Il is true we have secured 10 us a
Railroad North and South, and who does
NOT see already The manifes. marks oil I'm.
pavement, in the increased value Of our
real estate, in the impulse given 10 every
branch Of business, in The rapid increase Of
our population and wealth. This is no.
enough---we ough, and can have more
The construction of the Hillsboro' and Gin.
cinna,i Railroad places us within four or FIVE
hours Of Cincinnati, and fifteen hours Of the
sea. board; furnishing The very bes. market
Eas. and Wes.---making our lands still more
misunderstanding capital from abroad
filling our county with an industrious and
driving population, and adding convenience
and happiness 10 prosperity. The cunslruc'
lion Of this road is the only means that wi Y
ena Bile us 10 reach rha. measure Of wealth
and prosperity Of which we are capable.- =
! The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad is soc
far north Of our "Coal Fields" and lroI
Ore beds, 10 be Of any service, To hau
Coal and Pig Iron 10 the line Of that roat
I. for shipment, is uuerlY impossible. W.
/, mus. embrace the present opportunity Of ex
tending the EiiIsboro' and CincinnaIi Rail
road east 10 the Ohio river, and lend our ali
while We can have powerful help iron
o abroad, or in lew years, ai most, we ma.
: be compelled to bear the whole burden our
!. selves. We are rich 10 mineral wealth; bu
in order 10 orender The wealth available, "
' must have the means 10 transport it. cheap
: ly and quickly 10 the bes. market. Thi
S can only, be done by an cas-. and west lin
> Of railway ihroHgkthe Coal Fields and Iro
Bedse We hope our citizens will ponde
: we'll upon these matters. and decide not .
{ throw away an opportunity which once los
= may never be reghined. jackson Standard
, | el ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18
Free soiI COmventIon.

The proceedings Of this body. which as
sembled in Columbus on the l2,h inst, oc-
cupy neatly three and half columns ofthe
S.a,s jSurnal Of Friday last. We have no
space excepl for The mos. important items
Mr.. Lewis cSlled the Conventional order.
The pefmanen. officers chosen were as
follows: President, Jacob Brinkerhof; Vice
Presidents, Thomas Lee, DR.. Jeweui Sec
re.aries, James Walker A. N, Shepherd
Conrad Mann. es@
The following State Ticke, was chosen
For Govsrnor--Samuel Lewis.
Lieu,. Goy.-Benj. Bisssll, 4.
Judge Reuben Hitchcock. 8oI
Secrelary--Wm. R. Grpham. t
Treasurer w. Chafin.
Auornsy GenernI---C. X. WATSON.
Public Works--Or. A. o. Blair.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18

! 1hs rzlosic propeller Esicsoas = New
ye-E .h- r.hes dew eeas q ne ss1s Of y
miles sn hOys.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18

\ NEIes CoUNrx TRLEeRAPH.
oallrIo, Uaea, EOgons Sue, Mura', II
ma, Michigan, Samuel Houston. Gapess
Psui.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-04

small quantities, ia well secured metallic packages
so as to preserve their fragrance. as long IN the
original chests.
GTCity Retail Dealers, Beats, Ships and Hotels,
supplied win every description Of Teas, 10 chests,
half chests, twelve and six pound boxes, or with
the small metallic packages, if desired.
IA H. DONALDSON, Importer.
March l2. 1852 36>ly.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-04
Tea Warehouse.
No. 81 CAmp SrnEET. New ORLEANS.

TIE LARGEST As
sortment Of Green and
Black TEAS ever offered
tor sale in this city, and
e lower prices These
Teas are Of The latest
Expectations, and OF the
most choice qualities
crown in China. having
been selected with great
care. FoI the use Of fam
Ines. they are nut nm n
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-04
DEN TISTRY.

L - ~ ! "A ~ - - ~ ~
lTyHE coIpartnership heretofore existing
between Drs. j. III. ANDREWS q II.
LAURENCE, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
DIR. J. Fl andrews having relinquished the
practice Of Dentistry IN this and the adjoining
counties, feels great pleasure in recommending
his former partner, DE-. H. Laufence, as one
eyanentiy qualified in his profession, and whose
Operations are unsurpassed BY any other Dentist
he has met with in the South. He refers also
to s few of the residents of Y azooc city for whom
he has had the pleasure OF doing work
REFERENCES.
Drs. Leak & Barnett, ID A James, NJ ID,
81 B Kidd, NJ d, Rev ] r. West,
= Il Lawrence, ESQ, r x Pickett Esq,
p b pope. ESQ, y " Caldwell Esq,
a Patterson, Esq.
DR.. H. Laurence has associated with him his
brother, DR.. w Laurence, who will practice
with hiIraifl this and the adjoining counties.
They are prepared with every essential for the
perfection Of their various dental operations,
which shall be performed il the most artisticI
and durable manner. Their charges viii bel
rs moderate as che quality Of their work will
allow All operations warranted, and e be /
paid for IS soon as finished, unless other ar
rangements are previously made.
Terms foI operations can be consulted at
their Office, On Main street, nearly oppositeI
Winn's Hotel, where on will be in constant at
Lendance
Yazoo city may u 1859. 46-tf.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-04
CLOT HING.
Jas. IA. COuls On. g Co.

l.
q RE now receiving an unusually large and
q very choice stock Of
Fall and TTintcr CgOtls;ngg
10 which hey would invite the attention Of
their customers and the public generally.
Their Clothing Is Of their own manufacture,
and they fiattef themselves that, in this res
peci, their stock is superior q any IN this
market. A complete stock Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Ito which large additions are now being
Imade) is constantly kept on hand. Their
stock consists, in part, Of
COATS, OVERCOATS. &c.
Super blk French cloth frock and dress coats
do brown ,olive and blue do do do
do black doeskin business do
Blue. brown and black cloth business do
Brown and grey clouded cashmere bus'nsdo
Assorted colors do do do
Clouded beaver and petersham OVercoats;
Drab Devonshre kersey Pardessus do;
Super. colored beaver cloth do;
Himmaleh cloth do;
Extra long blue blanket do;
Black French cloalh cloaks.large assortment;
Cloth and fur beaver opera cloaks.
Vests.
BLACK SATIN and SILK NeSIts
White and fancy cOlored silk Vests;
Embroidered white and black eetin Vests;
do cashmere and cashmere do
Party elk Vests. large assortment;
Brown oTd black cloth s. and D.. B. do
Fine cashmere and white Marseilles do
Velvet figured Grensdine silk do
Fancy wooden velvet and cashmere do
PANTS.
Superb medi'm quality BLK French doeskin pants
Black cashmere and satinet do
Fancy French cashmere do
do English and German cashmere do
do American cashmere and tweed do
Genuine Scotch plaid sasslmere do
Boys and Childrens' Clothing.
Boys BLK and browncloIh sack & frock coats;
do coloredtw do do do |
do clouded cashmere do do do
do blue and drab blanket Overcoais;
do fancy cashmere OVersacs.
do do silk and wooden veste,
do do cashmere aud satinei pants;
do black cashmere and doeskin do;
CsiIlren's Blue and Black Cloth Salts
do fancy colored do do
do brown cloth cold velvet Togas;
do do and black cloth jackets.
Furnishing Goods.
Fins muslin shirts with linen bosoms and
collars;
Superior all linen shirls;
Linen and cotton check. and hickory shirts;
Fancy do do;
White and red flannel undershirts;
Merino, astoria and silk do;
Shaker knit shirts and drawers;
Red and white flannel do
Canton flannel. muslin and jeans drawers;
Merino and cotton do;
Brown and pink cotton undershrte;
Shaker knit and merino half hose;
cotton, Isle thread and silk half hose;
White, black and colored kid gl1ves;
3nckskiD, dogskin and berlin do;
cloth, cashmere and silk plush do;
3uckskin aud cloth Gauntlsts;
Slack and fancy satin and silk cravats;
do 40 do do ecarfs;
do do do silk neck ties;
,hina cord and PONCE silk Handkerchief;
lain and colr'd barderad linen eambric do;
Shoulder Braces Riding Belts;
;ombs, Brushes. Porte Monuaies, Dressing
asses, Money Belts, Razors, Hate, Cape, India
tubbcr Goode, Walking Gamer. Umbre llas,
trunks, Valicps, Carper Bage, ETC., etc
" icksburp Nov g. 1852 l7stf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-04
a. II. Cochran,

Commissions Merchant, and Importer Of
Fruits, NUS, dcc.. No. 81, Tchoupitoulas St
NEW ORLEANS.
nOWDER; Agent of the celebrated "American
:. Chrystal Powder Company" Kegs, halves
quarters, and cases Of lbs.cans, and ". cans,
~ d superior to any powder manufactured.
FRUITS.
r.. s, Lemons, Oranges, Figs, Walnu,r, Cream
: Ns'ss cans. Almonds, Sa.dues, Fruits in Juice
dy.
4 = CIaret, Campaigns, Port, Malaga.
ETY. of Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
: 81 e agent for the direct importatio
~ jgoIed Cow Peas
= 1ssl2. 1852
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-04
New Goods.

TVHE undersigned isjust opening large
Il stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
which he offers for sale on the usual terms.
He respectfully invites the attention of cash
customers as he is preparedto give bargains.
Sept. 5, es5I. ]. HEARD. q
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-04
Fruit and Ornamental Trees and
Shrubs.
YlATgH % g(6lua

VIcKsBURG, MIssIssIPPI.
INVITE the attention of the .cultivators of
1choice Fruit and Flowers, to their extensive
collection of Trees and Plants now on hand,
comprising great variety of new Roses, Green
House Plants, Hardy Trees and Shrubs, &c
Priced catalogue of Fruit Trees, Hardy Trees
and Shrubs, House plants, Roses 5c,-supplied
to postpaid applicants, or can be had of C. I.
MANN, Druggist, Yazoo city.
Vicksburg, Dec 10, 1852 22-3m.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-04
CIV. BAWS

JUT RECEIVED, lot of Superior Gin
Bande.made by the agile Gin tand Company
and for sale by ]. HEARD & o.
nAILY expected fine assortment of Boys
u and Youths Clothing. ]. HEARD.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-04
Prepare for Fall and
Winters
RICH COUDS.


ELEGANsr Colored Silk Robes;
- Heavy black and colored Brocade Silks;
New styles dress cheek %;
All width plain black do;
Gro de Maps and Florence do;
Figured raw do;
SuderioF styles Chaliy, all colors;
Richest Bayaaere Robes;
all WOOL de Lain Robes:
. vslges0asl'nere DO;
Persian cloth do:
Plain Embroidered lerino dos
Rich Figured de Laina all wool plain do;
Heavy figured Cashmefes; very deep fringe;
Now TRIMMING and Buttons;
Ladies, Silk Vests;
Velvet, Silk and Cloth Cl0aks and Mantles;
Small iguree cashmere ShawIs;
Valenciennes and thread Laoes;
R0bbin and Lisle do;
Swiss and cambria Edgings and Insertings;
Swiss and cambria Flouncing and other TRIM
mines-an elegant assortment;
Lace Capes, Lace Frilled, Osborn, breakfast
cambria and mourning Collars;
Swiss aud cambria Embroidered Sleeves;
6 mourning 6
Embroidered linen cambria Handk'is;
Hem stitch g Eldk'f, and bordered;
Grapes, all colors;
Infant embr'd frock bodies and waists;
Dark aud black kid GLOVES;
Beautiful style she'll Combs;
Bonnet, Neck and Cap Ribbons;
Children's fine Merino Hose;
Grass, cloth and corded Skirts;
Plaids and wool checks orchildren,s clothes.
Heavy Goods,
Kentucky Jeans and Linseys;
Cable Twist do;
Plain and plaid do
Massachusetts, aud Southern Lowells;
I24.lI.4, 1914 aud ia brown Sheetings;
I2-4,Ii-4, 1914 and Al bleached do
Domestic, stripes. plaid and checks;
White, red and yellow Flannels;
Spotted sc 81 6
Ginghams and prints, good assortment;
Cassimeres, Casinets, Tweeds, Jeaus, Cash
merets, &c.
Blankets.
Negro, bed, crib and saddle Blankets:
Russets Boets and Shoes; -
White and black wool Hats. Our stock of
leavy planta ton goods is large and presents ln-
iucemcnts to purchasers. -
boots and Shoes
Calf sewed aud pegged Boots;
Kip and Mud do;
Sewed and pegeed calf Shoes;
Kip and Morocco Shoes;
Boys boots-kip and calf;
Youth's8 "
Boys and Youths Shoes Of all kinds;
Ladies and children's Shoes ofeyety style and
kind;
Ladies and Misses India rubber over shoes.
CLOTHING.
Black cloth Frock and Dress Goats;
Cold clock Sacs, Surtouts and Ffock coata;
Beaver, Tweeds and Jeans;
Black and fancy colosed Pants;
Velvet, Satin aud Silk Veste;
Cloth, cashmere and Valencienes.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Heavy Wool, Marlno. Lambs Wool, Flanneld
anton and Cotton Shirts and Drawera; Wool n
Ierno Socks, Suspenders, Cloves, etc., etc.
Trunks, VaIises and Carpet Bags,
Our stoek is now full and compile and we are
eady to supply our friends and customers with
ny thing in our line at the lowest market price
We shall be happy to see them.
Respec fully,
COWAN, G HAPPELL & CHAPLIN.
Vicksburg, Ocf.29, 1852. l6-iy.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-04

GOUEeD9kOugEss bakers and Nrl184eEs
w CAKEs, CANDYs, &c. for Balls. Weddings
or Parties. on reasonable terms. Fruits Of al.
kinds always on hand, also Tobacco. Cigars,
TOYS, Sardines, HOLSTERS, Oysters, Pickles and
Brandy Fruits. Give Us call, and examine
for yourselves, next door below the Post @ flee.
: Yazoo CITY, 0es I6s 1852, lift
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-04
Groceries.
Land to Rent.

lie have within miles of this place.
800 acres of opensland under good
fence. with gin, mill and negro cabins. to
rent for the present year.
OWEN DEMENT, & GO.
ington, Miss. Feb. q. 1859.
er OR. Nc. Wi nm, Yaity,