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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29
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NEw-ORLEANs November s. 1852.
Sir-Handing you above our Business Card,
We beg to callyour attention to our House, and
solicit an examination of our Stock and Prices,
nssuring you that both will he found as satis-
factory as those of ary other Grocers in the
City. Our supplies are bought for Cash, and
selected with the greatest care, with view OF
giving satisfaction TO our customers. We in
yite cali and full examination Of our stock
and prices Terms liberal, either for cash or
good paper.
Below we give list of some of the articles
we shall at all times keep on hand. Planters
sending their orders direct to us will be fur
nished with articles, no. in our line, at the low
est city prices.
Yours, Respectfully,
KITCHEN, PATTISON g. RAILEY.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29
SumdFfes.

g NAMANINC8s
- tUGAR-Clarifed, Brown. Loaf g. Crushed
- FLOUR-50 Bbls. Missouri Mills, Extra.
% s. Superfne, ST. Louis.
lou Ohio,
POTATOES--l5O Irish, London Lady,
OATS-50 Sacks.
HARNESS, Brides, Hoes, Trace Chains, and
q general assortment of Family and Plantation
Supplies, for sale by
Feb. is. So WILSON'S g. HYATT.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29
TITLES VERMTFUGE.

!. LIIILES VERMIFUGE.
sure remedy to cure children of worms, re-
quiring no other medicine 10 follew it; and be-
sides, it will soon restore puny or dropping
children to health again. It can be given to
the most delicate child with perfect safety, and
is not surpassed, if equaled, by any other.
Put up in walls double the usual size, and also
in large bottles for plantation use, and more
than 5Oper cent cheaper than any other.
For sale by THOMPSON d CO.. Agent .
]. E. SHROPSHIRE.S
Yazoo City July I'd 1851
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29
A Steam saw RTiIT Tor SAID.

w Z will sell the Plank Road Aiill that we
have near Benton, where purchasers can
cal and see the mill in active operation. This
MIL Is one year old, built In Louisville under the
supervision of one OF the present owners IN tbe
best materials. We will sell the mill as She now
stands, with or without the Circular Saw that we
have attached. We will also move and nut The
mill up again, should the purchasers wish
We will also sell lot of wagons and oxen.
For terms or further particulars apply to.
GRlNlME & lTETZIFR.
Yazoo City, Jan. l2, 1858. 3m.
White Lead. Window Sash Etc.
OOnn Lbs Pure No. I white Lead.
zOOO l20 Gls Linseed Oil.
500 Lbs. Putty,
1000 Lights window Sash
For sale by WILSON'S a. HYATT
February Is. 1853.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29

inst Received from Paris
A arge assortment Of Ennbroideries, consis
ting Of Chemisettes, Paletots, Undersleeves. Co
lars. Caps and Handkerchiefs.
MICHON & SARRAT.
Viclsburg, Feb, Q, 1853.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29

Texas Land FOR Sale.
n01A ACRES of Texas Land IN Jefferson
OOO county, Texas, for sale by
Ys.55 CITY, CD 4, 1852. s. Il. WILSON.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29

NEW HOUSE.
Dry Goods and GsTOcCrfPs-

Having just commenced the Produce in con
neXion with our Dry Goods business. we take
pleasure in informing our friends and the public
generally, that we are now receiving a full stock
OF Western Produce, Groceries, Family supplies,
&c We intend TO keep always on hand, articles
oi the ''frst water" in both branches at reascna-
bic rates TO good customers on time, and s'unrea-
sonably low" for the dimes in hand
HOBSON s. LAMKIN.
Yazoo city, Jan. 10. 1853
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29
PAINTS, OIL, &c.

PAINTS, OIL, &c.
TUST received
$500 Lbs. pure White Lead,
3 Bbls. Linseed Oil,
3 do Spts. Turpentine,
and full supply of Window Sash, Glass and
Putty. WILSON'S & HYATT.
tazoo City, May Is. 1853.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29

II ARD OIL-l60 Gallons No. Lard OIL,
IL Just received by
Feb. l6, 1853. WILSON g. HYATT.
Executors Notice.
A the June Term. 1888. of the Probate
n Court of Yazoo county. will, as Execu-
tor of ]. j. Woodbridge, deceased, present my
annual account for settlement end allowance
w. J. LEAKE, Executor.
May IL, IS53-27-4t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29

GrOcerS and Dealers I'm Westerm
PRODUCE.
no. 81 TchoupitOulaS, corner Of Lafayette St
&99v1 @p0onm@a
Offer for sale the following Goods, together
with many articles in their line, not emu
mesated below, which will be sold low
for CASH or good City Acceptances
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29

MIJHON 6 SARRAT.
visksburg. Feb O. 1859.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

Gov. Roberts, of Liberia, calls attention to
a new species of slave trade, commenced on
the coast of Africa. The British, being in
want of laborers for their West India Islands,
have resorted to their old practice of procuring
them from Africa, with only this difference,
that they are now called emigrants'' and
apprentices" instead of slaves. The effect
in Africa mas been the same as that which re-
suited from the ancient slave trade-buying
and selling negroes, and the carrying on wars
for the purpose of making prisoners to keep up
this traffic. Governor Roberts issues his pro-
clamation requiring all vessels intending TO
trade among emigrants, 10 go to Monrovia, to
obtain passports, in order that an opportunity
| may be presented TO the Government TO ascer-
tain whether the emigration be free or con.
| strained.-PkI. Ledger.
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE WASHINGTON
MoNUNEST.-It is to be hoped that our cti-
zens will embrace the opportunity offered to.
day, to contribute something towards the COM
pletion of the monument now in course of
construction in Washington city. Boxes will
be placed in convenient location at the diff:
ferent places Of voting, wherein those who arc
disposed to be liberal may deposit their contri'
buttons. The managers of the Monument As
sociation formerly employed agents to canvass
the country soliciting subscriptions but find
lug that the salaries Of these agents proved too
heavy drain upon the fund, they have resort
ed to other and less expensive methods. The
plan of contributing at the polls has been
found to work very well-some cities and
towns of small population having contributed
freely. Let US see 10 day in what esteem the
memory of Washington is held by our citizens.
Every voter is able to give something, and
small amount from each individual would, in
the aggregate, prove a very handsome sum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

NIAGARA FALLS AND LAKE ERlE.-Profes-
sor SiIiman, the eminent geologist, discredts
the opinion advanced by some that the gradual
wearing away of the rocks of Niagara Falls
may possible result in draining Lake Erie. In
a recent lecture he remarked:
"They will not halt at their present station,
but retreat slowly and surely about two miles
farther, where tn will STOP again for an un.
known period, and probably forever, since at
this place the hard limestone will form both
base and top of the falls, and thus stop the
rapid destruction of the rock. Some have
thought that they would finally reach Lake
Erie, and that then the lake would be com.
pletely drained. Such an event is impossible.
At TIE point already mentioned the torrent will
gradually wear away the surface of the lime
stone. forming a rapid, and henceforth Niagara
will be one OF the lost wonders of the world
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

A WINDFALL.-The Wheeling Times states that
rumor is current in that city, that citizen of Cen.
tire Wheeling, has fallen heir to estate in Eng
land, estimated at s35,000lO0 Upon this sum
also, it is sad he will realise the interest for one
hundred years. WheW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

TRacfs for the voters Of Rs.s-
10 pc respectfully considered NV sL~s,
the Election ssen Thursday - 26th sy.as At
Mr. Sasxse ola not get the appropriation MAI =.
the Improvement Of James River ads ior
Mr. Caske Uoted against the appropri,so. =.
that purpose 'p''sa0n Tor
Mr.. Caskie did not get the appropriation -
for building Custom House--it was clm,s,a msoe
genera appropriation blu. and he could moi bs,s
much credit. The Light House Bill va. nun ~. 20
op!,ct OF his peculiar care and anxiety. vac
MT Castle did not procure In one conu.-
.a,ssr appropriations Of money for his dts.r,es H.,
oil Of his pyedecesso' together 90 'san
mr. Bolts got the same things DONE. h,, g..
LosgJoco Presidents vetoed them, narneIv. peas
ano 'onn Tyler the renegade A'
mr: Caskie did not nork "guietly' to mich nm,
pose Ia washington, but he Is speaking 10 M m.
pose now, consuming the peoples lime and narsa
ing l"7 Desuues o. Locofocoism before their ., !.
MI. casAie ooes belong TO party which hs, :.
majority IN the next Congress, and NJ thew -. -
lnfee iourins OF the Congress, 80 much the rno,a
ridiculous they would make their course A'o'o
ar Caskie mas had term Of ezpeiencs &c. ,ha,o-
" :s Locoioco rule OF rotation tn Office ought
to be quiet Dow-tho' the rule did not VOL V-sne
well In the Custom House here-vbat ,nint ey
Messrs Locoioce'si Your hard working .Ia,,yi oa'
eering Locos that were entitled to s-su 20 ~
Loaves and Fishesa Blu, the crowni1g fac, =; ~ sle
famous editorial of the Enquirer is thai ca r sa'
,
defy the Enquirer to prove it, Your Mr. CT :.
not 80 great a man after all-especiallv II yan -.
deavor to make him 80, by indirectly d;snsraa;r.
Col. Coleman. The peop.e "kuow thing or two
my 25-4r WING VOTERS.
EP To the Voters of Richmond
ing could be more conducive to the uteres, of Rieb
mond than that 1t should be represented In the
legislature in part by Democrats
The Democratic Candidates, messrs EIIJ. T.
BAYLY. are well qualified in every resnect -
represent US. They are both gentlemen Of sopn5
sense and discriminating judgment
That the next Legislature will be deci3edIv Ds,,
ocratic, no one can for moment doubt The c;,ia,
OF Norfolk and Petersburg are now Democratic and
OF course will be represented by Democrats, Ana
| 1t must be apparent to every one, even to tbosa
Wings who are not so blinded by party prejudice
but that they can look fairly at the matter that ,E
interests oil Richmond would be more advanced nv
sending Democrat to the Legislature who, be-
longing to the party which is In the sscendeucy
could approach them in spirit of Cancellation of
compromise and of harmony; than By sending IN
the Legislature, members of party who ara grest.
ly in the neutrality-suspicious. who are opposed in
political sentiment to the Representative of our
rivals, Norfolk and Petersburg and who 90 there
simply TO abuse the Democratic party
Its useless to say more on this subject. and
call upon all gentlemen who hold the interests of
| their city above mere party, to come I'D to the
polls and vote for Messrs Hill and Bayly.
my 24-3t* RICHMOND.
' At q Meeting OIL the Council of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

GEN. HARRIsoN's REMAINs.-It is proposed
to remove the remains of Gen. Harrison, which
are now entombed at North Bend, to the battle.
field of Tippecaroe, there to slumber with
those o. the intrepid Col. Joe Davies and their
compatriots.
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EXCESSIVE DRoUGHT-The Augusta Chrt

EXCESSIVE DRoUGHT-The Augusta Chron-
icle of the Goth inst, says:
We are aware that it is very common to
speak of the weather as extraordinary and un
precedented yet We think that either epithet
may be applied to the present drought with
perfect propriety for we have no recollection
of having witnessed such an one at this sea-
son of the year as has prevailed for five or six
weeks L this section; and regret to learn that
it extends over large portion of this State,
South Carolina and Florida, to the great iDju
nv of the g. owing crops In this vicinity SO
severe has it been that the forest trees in
places, we learn, are dying from its effects.
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nv 2S---It

r. Wings of Richmond, awake Be-
ware of the Bsauties of Locofoc Oism -
Be careful to get the right of tickets to vote
on Vote for the Nominees Beware of all Tick.
cts with Robinson, Hill aud Bayley Locofocoism
is always apt and ready TO do dirty work-espe.
ciey by way of 6larneyiRS with the Irish and
drinking lager beer with the Germans
To the Polls, then ! Vote early Maintain your
principles, and be ever proud to call yourselves
Wings. UNION.
nv 26-lt*
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The Cincinnati Commercial says that VIM.
Lloyd Garrison. in speech before the anti
slavery meeting lately held in that city, boast.
ed that he stood outside the Union, and thank
ed God that he was not recognized as Chris
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

THE NEW HAVEN RoUTE-The cars on the New
Haven Route it is said. run full as ever. The
late calamity at Norwak appears to have verv little
effect in checking the migration of the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

A Havana correspondent of the N Y. Tri-
bune says that Buenventiorn Vivo, the newly
appointed minister from Mexico to Spain, was
taken from the deck Of SLAYER by the French,
was condemned as pirate to the galleys at
Brest, and now bears the brand which marks
these felons. He is Mexican by birth. of
Castilian parents, and was educated in Cata-
lnnin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

Parmenus Wood, who served a sergeant of
volunteers in the Mexican war. committed suicide
at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on the 10th inst.
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MAMMOTH MULEs.-Thers are at this time
upon exhibition at the stable of Mr.. Blanken-
ship, on Franklin street, below the Exchange
Hotel, two mules, the property of Benjamin F.
Green, which, we suspect, are the largest and
finest animals of the kind in the world. One
of them is six feet high, lacking one inch, and
is admirably made. The other is, perhaps, an
inch lower, but is probably the best formed O.
the two. They are both females. We under
stand Mr.. Green intends to carry them to the
Worlds Fair, and we are very sure they will
not meet their match even there. We learn
that they were purchased in Kentucky. The
immense strength of these animals may we'll
be imagined, when we know what even the
common sized mule is capable of doing. We
understand that they are for sale TO any body
who will pay the price asked for them. They
are perfectly broken, have no tricks, and are
as gentle as dogs. All who have not seen
them ought TO call and take look, for they
will not be apt TO look upon their like.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

PLENTY OF CHIPs.-Richard Smith, a jour
neyman carpenter al Leicester, England, has
twenty.six children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

The government of Peru have voted mil
lion of dollars 10 Simon Bolivar, tor his servi'
ces in gaining her independence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

A man died day or two since in Salem
who weighed between three and four hundred
pounds; his coffin was two feet deep and two
feel four inches wide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

A GRAND IDEA.-Victor Hugo says, "Go1
is throwing years upon thrones as we throw
spades full of earth upon coffins."
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Mr.. Thomas Bennett, of Jefferson county, Va
died suddenly on Monday.
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R To the Irish POpulatiOn.-Starva
ion!-When Mr. Caskie running against Mr.
Bolts, for Congress- two years ago, he said he would
not have voted to send supplies, food, &c, to the
starring millions of the screen Isle" Yet you
are called on by the demagoeues of the Locofoco
party to support him Yes, Irishmen think before
you vote He is not your friend if brought to the
test. Consider well before you vote
my 26-lt* NO STARVATION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

Buenos Ayres was still besieged March %,
when bark Undine lett Monteyideo.
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n 900 = IMPORTANT NOTICE.

~IS0@ iluPORTANT notice.
.E.=!ss.sasssss.sjS Tobacco or other merchandise
sn..,,... II, aa. steamer Pocahontss TO Baltimore,
IA he care of Jacob Brandt, Jr Agent OF the Pow
hatan Steamboat Company for shipment to Wheel
inc cincinnati and the South and west generally,
vii be forwarded free OF commission by Inc Balti'
more and Ohio hailroad Shippers WIN una tnis
the most certain and expeditions route.
'-u nv S6 LU LAM 81 WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

James O'Niel, who murdered Solle at Phil
sdelphia, has been sentenced TO twelve years
Imprisonment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

~ sCKAYED from the sIaoe on Mon
l@Yday nighf,a sorreI Mare, six years
x. IN Mind ieet white and blaze lace A small
scar on the forehesd, produced by the hair teing
recentiv rubbed off ls the only mark particularly
recoIIected. suitable reward VIII be paid on de-
49, dLeIt& TH0llAa POLLARD
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"a To the Voters eff Rich

q To the Voters eff Richnond.- In re-
ply 10 many applications on the subject have to
remark, that whilst am not disposed to seek seat
in the House of Delegates do not feel at liberty to
decline the solicitations of my fellow. citizens for
the use OF nay name in connection with the station
and in the event Of election, beg leave to assure
them that nothing within my power shall be omit.
ted which can tend to promote the views or sd-
vance the best interests of our city.
Very respectfully,
Your obt serv't,
my 25-It ED ROBINSON
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DEMOCRACY.

OF We are requested By the Conn issioners
orsnad - ,ha several Wards of the city, on Thurs
day morning. al o'clock: Boxes for the reception
Of ,can1,ihnsiops TO the Washington Monument, at
Wssbinston, will bs provided, and the attention Of
yeters Is particularly directed to them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

T At Meeting OIL the Council of the
City of Richmond, May 18th, 1853, it was
ResOEued, That the elections to be held annually
in Monroe and Marshall Wards, be held in Monroe
Ward, at the House at the South West corner of
Main and Bird streets, and in Marshall Ward at ths
Second Market, until the Council shall otherwise
direct
A copy: WIN. P. SHEPPARD, C. C, R,
nv 2I-dt26
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Music ON THE soUARE-The newly organized
and efficient Richmond Cornet Band will give our
citizens free concert this evening in Capitol
SQUARE. at O'clock
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- CONTINUED The case of William Henry Ross,
afree negro, charged with stealing s12 in money
and gold button from another free negro named
Charles Scott, was continued until to-day owing to
the absence of Witnesses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

/ OsT on Tuesday or Wednesday, handsome
L. Gold Watch Key, set with Corneisn.-
The finder will b. hberaIy rewarded By leaving
The same at the otic, Of the Exchange Hotel.
my 26-2ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

e We have received from B Eddns, Broad
street, copy Of Geason's Pictorial for May g. 1t
is an excellent number
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

a. At meeting of PHOENIX FIRE
NEg- COMPANY, No 3, held on Monday
EsEuS& evening, May 23rd, the following gen.
-&-tlemen were elected officers for the
ensuing year,
JeREJ Fay, Foreman.
JOHN RICHARDSON, 1s Assistant.
HUGH w. Fry, Jr, I'd
On motion, it was
Resolred, That the thanks of the officers and
members of this company be rendered to Mr. Thos
Ballard of the Exchange Hotel for his polite at.
tenton and the bountiful supply of refreshments
furnished us at the fire Franklin street, on Sun
day night, May 22d my 26-lt
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T do hereo constitute z HALL my agent to buy
Il and sell for cash all kinds of merchandise, and
any and every kind Of property and prodace In
which he may think proper to deal.
March Isih, le53-d2aw2w&wlt w HALL.
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f.S= The citizens of Marshall and Monroe Wards
are respectfully informed that a Box may be
found al the place of their approaching elections
Measure TO contribute for the National Wash
ington Monument.
nv i9-3l&ldE* THE COMMISSIONERS
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WRIG NOMINATIONS.

WH1G NUWTNATTONs.
Election Day-(4th Chursday)-26thM May
For Congress.
CLAYTON G COLEMAN, OF Louisa County.
Board of Public Works.
SAMUEL PRICE, of Greenbrier County.
State Senate.
OLIVER P. BALDWIN.
House of Delegates.
JOS. K. ANDERSON.
Fl. X. ELLYSON
JAS. A. COWARDIN.
my 6-dtde*
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Co.. A GREEN TURTLE will be
AEsA3AS% served up to our patrons, This Day, in
our usual unsurpassed style Lovers
60 OF good eating will please bear it in
mind Soup ready at II O'Clock.
r w ALLEN, Arbour,
nv 26-lt Cor Main and 18th street.
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V Keep Ii before The Pe.pie-That

EY Keep Ii before the Peupie-That the
Locofoco party 10 opposed TO the issue OF small
Notes by our state hanks.
Keep Il before the People--Thas the Locofoco par
ty is oppDsed to Free schools
Keep IL before the Pesple-That Mr. caskie 10 the
candidate Of the aforesaid party for Congress
my 23--ata FACTS.
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II MIR. Caskie.-Mr Caskie is opposed to
im provng river
Mr. Caskie is opposed to receiving our land
money
Mr. Caske is opposed to Issuing small notes by
the State Banks.
He is opposed to free schools.
He did not manifest any friendship for the Irish,
in speech be made here two years ago. (Remem
Der the Famine)
He is not known to be a friend of the Central
Railroad
Let the people know these things.
my 26-lt* INTERESTED PARTY.
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Facts for the voters of Richmond
consider before they vote for CIaytsn


to consider before they vote for Clayton
q COlcmnn.-JUDGE CAsKIE eas ONE OF THE
MOST ACTIVE AND EFFICIENT AGENTS an procuring
the appropriation Of $4,000 for the remoUal Of the
Bars IN James RiUer, says the report OF the Com
MITTEE OF THE COMMON COUNCIL
JUDGE CAsKIE procured the appropriation of
Sl50uO0 for the erection of CUSTOM House In
Richmond being S50O00 MORE than the petition of
the citizens of hIchm nd asked for.
JUDGE CAsXIE subsequently procured the repeal
of the clause of the frat law limiting the cost If the
Custom House to Sl50000 thereby rem0oiag ALL
restrictions as to the cost Of the Custom House
JUDGE CAsKIE procured the Ligh. House appro-
priation OF $40 600
JUDGE CAsKIE IN ONE CONGRESS PROCURED
NoaE MONEY FOB HIS DIsTRIcT THAN ALL OF HIS
PREDECESSORS TOGETHER
JUDGE CAsKIE WANTED to discuss before the
peopie of Richmond the issues of the canvass, and
nil speak to night but Col COLEMAN DECLINED A
pI. cUssIoN HERE and HAS NOT YET sHowN HIM.
SELF IN RICHMOND
JUDGE CAtKIE belongs to party that viii have
m 4jorty OF two TO one IN the next Congress.
JUDGE CAKE has had terms experience ana
acquaintance with public business ana men IN Con-
eress and will belong to the dominant party tnert
viii Col Coleman goes entirely RnfedSed ant0
public life will belong TO the suoor1inate party
and will be so nec disciple, eren 81 has o1R creed,
as TO hare little Influence ereft 10Th hts ocR parry
JUDGE CAsKIE mas always PROGRESSED MS present
political faith, while Col COLEMAN Hds oo1ed IRE
'Om ~, 20 y. AZ PO' DEMOCRACY.