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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06
IssAourrA Co. Mis-. Ana. ln- ~

IssAouEEA Co.. Miss..Aug, 10. 1854.
lido hereby certify that have used Dr. Eman-
uel -Soatthern Antsdote in every stage of Diar-
rhoa and bowel complaints. and IN every in
stance has it given immediate relief, after ad-
miliistering a few doses and in noone case
have ever known it to fail in producing the
effect for which tits so highly. recommended.
r. r. CAMMACK.
Tor sale at Yazoo City and Vieksburg by NJ
EMANUEL NAV 81. 1854 6nn.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06
IUST ARfaEYED,


UNEQUALED ASSORTMENT OF
Fashionable Clothing.
f. W. B a TT ALE
II INVITES an examination of his present su-
Il paFb assortment Of fashionable
SPRLVG &. s SUHMER CLOTHING
CONSISTING IN PART or
Light Cloth aad Cashmaret Dress, and Prock
Sack Coats.
Drab d'eta aad Alpaca Dress Frock Sack Goats
Black Doeskin and Drab d'eta Pants;
Fancy Cashmere and Linnen I"
Fancy Silks, SaJins and Mqrseiles Vests;
Hats, Caps. Shirts, Drawers, Hosiery, Gloves,
Cravats, together with we'll selected stock OF
CashGere and Cashmere Cloths Of all colors.
Plain and Fancy Linen and Cottonade Goods of
superior qualify beautiful assortment Of
Vestings, which viii be made up to order, by
competent and experienced workmen.
lie has also large and beautiful stock of
2G0ES9 GsEa20 tzEE-SgI czSte
to which he wishesto invite the attention of:he
LADIES, as it combines every variety Of style
and size, made I'D in neatly, and in a manner
TO insure durability.
a 2rii 70, 13j4-23.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

VIcRsBURG AND JAcKsoN &. r.,
Superintendent's Office July 10 1892.
DocToR M. EMANUEI.
Dear Sir:-It affords me pleasure to have an
opportunity of giving you nv testimonvin ia
yor of your SOUTHERN ANTIDOTE for the
cure of Cholera. Cholera Morbus. and Diarrhoa :;
have used it for two years past on the laborers
under my charge with almost universal
success-and in all cases Of pTemonitory symp
toms of Cholera and Diarrhea. | consider il a
certain cure if taken in time. My confidence In
It induces me to keepa constant supply al each
of the depots and stations on the Railroad.
would earnestly recommend it to planters and
others. Very respectfully,
JOHN Fl. CRUMP, Sup't.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06
vrcKsBunG, July 5, 1852.


DR.. M. EmArUEr..
Dear Sir The marked success with which
have used your valuable medicine. the SOUTH
ERN ANTlDOTE, in several very bad cases of
Diarrhca, and other bowel affections in anv fam
lily, induces me to offer you my testimony in it's
behalf. With the experience have of its hap
py effects in speedily arresting some very bad
cases both in adults aud children. have no hes
itation in giving it my candid opinion, that
the Southern Antidote is not only much better
Lla ay other, but that il IS far better than all
other remedies put together that have ever
seen or heard of, for diseases of the bowels. /
can. therefore, most conscIentiously and do most
cordially reccVnmend il as an invaluable family
medicine. Yours very truly,
THOMAS J. RANDOLPH.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06
Plantation for Sale.

I'VE are authorized to sell highly
improved Plantation, lying near Yazoo
City, containing 1850 acres Of land, $50 Of
which are cleared bottom land and very produc-
tive This is one of the most valuable pIanta-
a large stock of horses. mules, cattle and hogs,
ff desired by the puFchaser-Terms easy.
Also another plantation. lying miles east Of
Benton. containing 1900 acres, 1000 acres clear
ed, good improvements &c. This is a very pro-
tueiive upland place, and will be sold very loav
and upon liberal terms Apply to
WILKINSON 6 BATTAJLE.
attorneys at Law, Yaz0o City, Miss.
May liz, 1854 28-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

For SALE
HEA Acres of first class Land, embra-
Wv cling portion of the 10th Section on
Bayou Tokaba. fronting one mile. Terms ea-
sy Tile good. Apply to
May ,, 1S54-26-ts P. C. G0OSEY.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06
DR.. NJ. .EMANuEr,


Dear Sir.--ln reply to yours, inqniring under
date Of June 22d, as to what effect compared
with other remedies,) | used your Southern An
tidote for Cholera, when that disease lately pre-
vailed on my plantation on Deer Creek. take
pleasure in assuring you that ! consider it in
comparably superior to any other On the
breaking out OF Cholera, was hut scantiy sup
piled and feel assured that with an abundant
supply, and more confidence in lis efficacy than
then had, Should have arrested several cases
which afterwards proved fatal. have the more
con nfidence In It's virtues as / used il ia ms own
case with the most satisfactory results. If my
experience be worth anything to the public, !
most heartily recommend your Southern Anti
dote TO the notice of all persons having negro
property in the valley. Very respectfully.
C. B. HARRISON.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

EH7IEDOW Glass of all sizes, Putty &c.
w june z, for sale By NJ. EMANUEL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06
A NEW TIN SHOP.

W Els > 4 "A II 4 O "a .
COPPER. TIN & SHEETIRON WORKER,
Ne.rt door TO PosreH5 billiards, Main Street,
Ya4oo City, Mississippi.
F17IIE subscriber has on hand good assort-
IL ment Of Tin Ware, embracing every article
in common use, be will sell Ioy for cash. pay
strict attention to filling of orders. put up
House Cutters, Roof buildings with. Tin, Cop
per. or Zinc. Also. repair or manufacture any
artice Of Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper or Zinc.
DESzEON-S
Patent Shower Baths
The subscriber has one OF the most valuable
inventions ever offered to the public; conduc-
tive to tie use OF which the blood is kept in free
circulation and in a pure state, consequently all
those diseases arising from an impure state Of
the blood are prevented Tie Mechanical ar
rangaraent of this Bath is constructed IN the
best possible manner for convenience. .eheapness,
and durability, and superior to any Of this na-
lure now in use.
Call and sec it where The subscEiber offers for
sale county rights to verg great advantage to
purchasers. Also Hip and Bathing Tubs.
May 10, l85fti. w. j. STANFORD.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06
Medical BOOIxa.

meWAC&aA BOOKS
TTyURNER'S Chemistry-R Chem
Il Istry-Danglison's Therapeutics,
do Physiology,
do New Remedies,
Fenner's Southern Reports-Un States
Dispensatory-U United States Pharmacopoia.
Gums Domestic Medicine-Ewell's medical
companion-W w Watson's Practice of Physic,
Besides many other standard and valuable med
icaI IsVorks, Just received by
June %, 1854. M. EMANUEL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

N0LACCe
TO PLANTERS s. WOOL GROWERS
WETE will pay the highest cash
wv price for Dry and Sailed
IIidesin large or small quantities.
Alsofor Washed or unw1shed Wool. on arpli-
cation at the Auction Room of
III. B. WOLFE q Co.
Ynz0o City, March 8, Is54-tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18
A D.rAp,vt Prcru.. OF so.o.I.-rs. following ...

DarApvuL PicruRE SoxolA.-Ths following ex.
tract from letter dated Hcrmosilo August Soth = pub
lishsd BY the Southern Californian.
Tho prsssnt coalition Of Sonora the most pihl you
can Imagine Men hye ba, Ia aSooy-e 10 despair, aud
also lately without hoke Uudrr tho till. Of Repnbs h
Govcrnmeut hero cIercises much more dcspoti,m and
tyranny than Nigh, DO expected In Turkey; aud to prove
these truths. will reier you only to is acts.
Tho people are overbudsned With direct and Indirect
nxaton Hero pay heavy axation and foe permission
to sell goods that In this country you
tops exhorbiiant price,. Merchandise entered from
oregn Countries pay exhorbant duties even for the
privilege OF entering and dchArgnH, they have to nav
sums; besides this there are hest of Other
tariff, on entering them or taking them from one o-u to
goods aud pays custom houso charges internal charges.
aid cost Of carriage together With profits of the er
chant When the article reaches tho consumer Il stands
him 500 per cent on original cost.
Bs new Law promulgated by the Govcrpr there I.
tax levied house,; besides the tax on their intrinsic
v.nr there 10 duty each aud every and window
which thoy may have There Ia also Stamp Act In force
and no document e' ns contract is valid uples,
written on this stamped paper which paper IL valued
corning 70 the quantity or sum stipulated in said writing
or contract No 90 three .uyucs from home nm
less he rst goes to the Municipal Project and rsts
pori ard should hc oso tho ro he has to
another at tho same charge Ho Who k,cps dog Tor use
or pleasure, has to psya tax Of dollar year In fine
my frends all ruinous imposition on tho peops-,Ii
oppression, desposn and tyranny
WIN all :hs a. your ara the people cannot do
voe themselves TO agricultural pusus: whilo tbev ara
constantly mcuaced by the attacks savage Indians Who
frequently, and 10 large numbers united make their d.
scents even to tho very towns assAssiustug al whom
they encounter.
IL his not been many weeks .ince the Camsnche, At
tackled various ranches in the vicinity Of Durango kioe
according to the paIer rcports 500 souls They sell
zed the infants by their feet knocking their brsns
out against the ground Others amused themselves by
throwing in the air. and receiving them on the points
OF their lances causing them suffer tho biterest papgs
and torrents Of death.
As there is liberty Of tho pres, hero men do no,
make their vocss heard for fear OF dspleaspg the Master
who has them unclaimed Miserable the sstny OF p.o
pie who raise not their voices in Judgment of their own
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

FLOUR lssPEcroR.-We learn from the Richmond
papers that Governor Johnson has appointed Mr. FL
fer, of Rockingham, Flour Inspector this place. We
know nothing of MIR. Ffer's quafcal for the i'm.
p'r!ant Office We dhn't even know his political faith
which We honestly believe would weigh more with
Governor johnson than his quaic 'tiuns but we will
wager ten To onr that lie is Democrat. real, rabid
Rockingham Democrat.
However well qualified Mr.. Fifer may be, we think
ust as good an inspector might have been found nearer
home. We understand that Mr.. Butler, the former
Inspector, was strongly recommended by Wings and
d. mocrsts. and we venture to say he knows as much
about Flour az Mr.. Fiier. Why was he not appointed
He IL Wing.
Vel. such game this is jns about small enough
Tor his Excelrncy. jphsn will the stoInachs Of the
people he turned 2-Siminton Spectator.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

The celebrated preacher Rowland Ill., was very fond Of
mondiog old clocks Once at friends no had retired
the company supposed before preaching 90 consider his
sermon but on his hosts entering the room TO inform
him that tie time had arrived for going to the place
worship no found him With old clock all 10 niece, on
the table. Mr. Hill said no Lin:
81 have been mehdiog your clock and will finish Il
to MORROW" "
lilo preached With moro than usual case and cryer and
drew several beautiful images from the occupation In
which his hicnd 70 his SURPRISE had found him engaged
He rode great DEAL and by exercise preserved yjoor
Gus heilth. On one occasion, when asked by a medic.
friend what physician aud spohecary he employed 10 he
always go well, he replied
my physician has always bceu horss and nv spoth
ccary an asst"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

SELLING TO A SLAVE WIN. Burke was brought before
the Mayor on charge OF selling pair Of stockings
valued sixteen cents To Eliza slave s. b. Tinsley
hired 10 Mrs. Ann Meredith without the consent or her
Mistress.
was proven that the Slave frequently In the hsb,
OF goods for cash at Burkes store and this
occasion she purchased the stockings In her Msresse,
name.
They were given by Burke upon the Negroes repre-.
senaton OF there being for Mrs. Meredith and
70 her account was not until inquiry made Of
mrs Meredith by Burke TO whether she authorized the
tlred
He fined Al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

THE kSow-NoTHISGs-ln our issue of Thursday
last We briefly stated II was red that thnse nysle-
rious Persrns the "Know Nuthings." had made their
appearance in our midst. We are fully confirmed Of
tho fat NOW. juiging we do, from the movements
OF certain persons In certain localities nearly every
night BESIDES, II is the conrnun talk all tnwn,
and we have author ~ or spying that up tn this time
they number some three hundred and .fjiy members!
u this be true, they have no, only strength enough to
nnlr"l any and every election that may hereafter be
held in the srpoation but ia the county Of Prince
Ejward.-FdrnipiiieJ Journal, Nor. I6.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18
COM Nj ERCIAL.

MARKET has undergone change our las
report We eso's isss Al sss 70 ssk leaf ssk
70 81 medium sradss - 0ood strour kinda al 4,
H. INTERNATIONALLY little higher No god shipping OF
WORKING sorts odrrns.
cwheAt-ws quote prime red ~ rs i psne white
$50 $50. Inferior qualities cell 10 cents below
thess rates.
o0rn-so 10 20 esnts per bsshei.
heAl-ei to leo per bs,hsi.
star.-ws quote supsrdns At ssS tos
0An-oo 10 81.
HrsrER WHITE, couuIs,Ion Msrsh.uts
Pa Since the above written dispatch has been received
reporting the arrival ola steamer which reports decline Of 10
In Flour, and ID in Wheat. Hxw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

THf NEcmAsIcs FAIR-Tbe Fair or the Mechanics In.
s'uts closed Thursday night. There wcro q large
numtcr Of premiums distributed, far more indeed.
than va bad any idea the funds Of the Society would
warrant Save the Agricultural Society OF the State We
would look In vso for any organic on whose grow ond
rapid progress to position OF Importance copd equal
OF tho Mechanics 1nsuto Tho OF the exhibition
Just closed has given guarantee that the enterprise will
obsln md that will realize IN its future operations all
the good results that The sanguns light have an,ci-
pated. We wish them God spceJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

uusfisos cousr YksrERpir-A noIo pro,equi was
entered in the case Of John Lamb charged with att mpt
ing to enter the shoe store Of D. L. Cobbtt on Broad
street. on the night Of the 9Th instant lie was indicted
Tor misdsmesnor and the court believing the oarc,
to constitute felony took the course indicated TO
sord an opportunity OF proceeding against him nder
that head.
He will be sent back the Mayor again. to DO sent on
upon charge of felony.
john Schadd was fined ESQ for tipping. Tho amoun,
no. being paid edpia' awarded against him returns.
able tnsfdnter.
The court then proceeded with the trial of Mr. VIM n
Gates for an assault committed by him upon Mr. Tbeode
rick Robertson on the 25Ih Of juno last,
The parties in this matter formed partly the firm of
Robertson, Gates / Rs,cffe, hardware merchants. and
Inc difficulty here stated seems 10 have originated in
Winding up Of matters, prior dissolution of partner
ship In controversy with reference. to the right of e.
Their TO hold the booke Mr. Robertson il appears, told
the accused he liar whereupon an attack was made
oy Gates, resulting in serious injuries to Mr. Robertson
The case was given to the jury late hour Yesterday
evening, and they, after brief consultation brought p
verdict OF guilty. and assessed ne Of $50 and costs up
on the defendant.
motion to set aside that verdict was made BY his
counsel Aesss Day and Crump, the grounds ths the
penalty assessed aud uuwarrauted BY the
iacts OF the case Their object in making that motion
vas 10 get new trial. The court however refused 10
entertain the notion whereupon the defendant paid the
amount and was discharged.
Tho court unanimously refused to add Imprisonment to
the verdict Of the jury.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

WAUon's IrALIA-Th' magnificent painting Is still ON
exhibition At Metropolitan Hall Such o. have not svsird
themselves OF the opportunity OF seeing yet should
do 90 by all means within the short period ofs exhibition
which, We believe, fast drawing to a close. more
meriorious work of ART and scenes more interesting
we're never before presented TO the public II both 10
s'ruc'ive and interesting Tho charge only 26 ceos
and We feel warranted stating that view of one out Of
tho series Of scenes presented s worth that amount
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

DAT EIHIprTIos.-"Waugh's Italia" win DO on c,hbi-
ton this evening O'Clock, and thus give an opor.u-
nifty to tho who can no, make journey Italy At night,
OF seeing this great work Of art our readers who are
within reach OF this exhibition should avail themselves
OF the opportunity Of securing evening of rstona,
and instructive amusement, BY visiting the feke repre-.
entations Of that and Of romance Italy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

Tx OH HAEKrr-The appearance Of the portion OF
the rear addition to tho Old Market fronting Main Street
exceeding neat 40 far as has progressed When com
plete II will much boautify that section Of tho Civ
change much needed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18
LATEST FROM pISERET

Wc nave lilies OF the Dsserct News to September elst
from which we copy the iolowins:-
Rsin aud Snow In September.-The News says snow
storm commenced the evening of August the Goth and
continued, With intervals to the night Of the a2d At
times the rain fell in Riiu Tell rapidly and quite
ate IDLY from about seven o'clock A. NJ of tho
10Th Of september showcy the evening Of the lth and
heavy rain. mingled With and hail. in the after-
noon OF tho isth Ensign Mount and tho tops of the
mountains Of Salt Lake City were white with snow
for q short tmo
PRIcE or PRopucr S,ls lake City and in the re.
ons around about Wheat Is worth ~ end O,ts so
per bushels hutter ~ cents per pound Eggs IS cents
per doZ,n aud Hay sl5seO per ton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

TAndEr PRACTfcR.-We lean that tho Montgomery
Gunrd Capt Moore, will have q target prartioe at Clstk
Spring on Monday They will pariske OF degunne on
The occasion. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

SoUrH SIDE RArLRo.D.-'Ihe stuings Of the annual
nesting Of the Stockholders Of this Road termnal ted
on Tuesday night, at which time Capt Pannill was
IN n'nou'ly reelected misunderstanding Int,
Nop l6.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18
10 was fined 81,

INrRovsNEsr-We noticed on yesterday improve
mrnts In progress in Valley Street. great extent Of |,
being newly paved. while series of collateral improve
ments are also W progress IL Ia we'll that its condition
being improved We hope its social aspect will be reno
va'eh In commemorate degree. Tho bad boys Away.
frequent the h dens Physical changes for the better
hnd thev generally exist. Filth and vagabondsm are in
separable.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

AcauirTSp.-Jobn North charged with the murder o,
George Cox, before the Circuit Court OF Lyuchburg land
Who. viii be remembered. was arrested IN this toxn
utes. Ls All gton Star.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

IHE following novel expedlrnt for catching thief
was adopted in a provincial town in England, SEINE
twenty years sgo:
"a miller residing paco called Beverly, whose
premises had been entered for time previously al
most every night, AMI considerable quantity Of grain
abs'raced hit up very ingenious expedient for the
detection Of the offender:
"The means Of ngress was by pnrting a finger
through hole in tho donr which upliited latch. On
the night In question the miller large fox trap
and hung inside the uoor. that the thief would b.
obliged 10 touch the spring in opening the door.
Having taken this precauion, he LEFT for the nigh,
and on going the following morning. his expec,arirns
were rraz-d by finding fellow suspended from the
door by his finger! The miller. after severely admon-
ishing the thief for his cre and taking into ccnside
ration the sufferings the poor wretch had undergone
gave him the choice IF abiding by the law or receiving
good horse whipping
"lt Is needless to add that he preferred the latter al
tentative, which The miller administered with the f
power Of stalwart artn The writer curresp rnden
ct provincial paper, who witnessed the punishment
s'a'es that with every lash the cuprts body crouced
pain"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

NEw YORK GUDERsAIoRiAL Misunderstanding 10
tie report OF tho election returns by the New York eve
uing pspcrs Thursday, CLARK thirty votes ahead
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

ARRIVAL OF U. TRcors Col. +. J. S,cptoc arrived
at Salt like City with bis command enroue for Catorn.
on the ai.t OF August Tho officers under Col Sep,oe
are Major Reynolds Captain Ingalls, Qu,rterm.ser and
Commsary, Li~utenants Tyler, howry Livingston Gland
Ter aud AiIs!on H. X. Writ Surgeon. There are abou,
lao soldiers b' ING two companies Of artillery one Of nsr.
y. and aoon $50 employees men, loo
wagons and Carriages and about 1000 head Of horses aud
mules II understood that Col Scpoe purpose. hiring
winter quarters in Salt Lake City for the osars and troop.
aud locating tho employees nd animals nR ush Valley
about m mile south Of Tooele CITY,
Gov. Young hal interview early in September With
chiefs OF the Snake Indians accompanied by their
bands. They pofesssd desire for the continuation OF
peace.
thre days from Liverpool.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

~ MOTHERS BhkAgr CLOTIIs-Th.,. cloth, b,v,
now attained an established reputation snordns only PER-
1iction, GAIHxREp BRKi,r.
Mother. should 10 mind thu. these valuable are not
70 IIsrsn, MI. eat..roph.. .hlch they corsiny do
should NOT ~s iii cy are s
those cloths bu. should them put aside
oI s y i:y Il: speedily as.. imam,
s,s,, ;sS pi,s
poSy ' h.a. Invariably relieves
coSf r. have s,s,d u; Us. they hav, found
"is and 11s1s f' period at
The oop ?, 70. hne ,h.. sy esteemed Of S
the garments, applied removed a, pleasure
posr. e. BY worth
s%s tnissd s,.t., BY mall
..n IDls ssA!, %sel...l. and Retail Agents,
Poll direction. .pus s. oo s ysn.
To SPECIAL SoTl6EooaaiTy Merchant. and others. are
ry and faHey Sosd. Sales ROOM ,h ss:pins ,i''
Aue,r sni Commission Merchant, 100 Main street.
spESiAL gentlemen and ether.
a: ready 81 Els ss' .I E, No ~:
rIa %A.r DA s,..s'a
write we'll, can geta situation at this ONCE.
o. BsIs. pIcKLED HANDBOOK, for sale,
e0LCh CANTON CHAPYs, 6c.-Supcr nix Canton Grapes
- super DIX Bombsr1e Apacas, Mousain sale
nolo u. HARTwyJL q 90.
WNNGitsii AND FRENCH NEiiNOEs.-A isre stock Enr.
nOiS '',,'-...' - - e. HARrwELL 4 60.
HI AyANh tIGAHs-
II Il $1,000 Havana CIg,rt on board
10000 do do Ia
$500 German Imported superior srtcle which We oner
low 10 close eonsgnmtnts.
no6-st OHAs. r. WORKMAN 4 90.
n nO IBOSs, HANDCUPPs AND r LOOKS Il avs. sup.
- ply Of Hand Cone Leg irons and Locks iva m.de) Ia
store and for sale low, by THEO. R0BERTBON,
nolo No. 49, Main Street.
TSL0THfHG FOR THE wSrER-At the we'll known Clothing
~ Emporium Of HENRY SHAVER No los Main street
Genemsn and article Of Clothing the mos.
approved style which he will SELL the advanced
81 9 eaty reduced prices. HENRY sHAHER
bolI Oerner Main and Pearist,.
N ERiN0s MERIN0JReceived Merinos from
l Auction which will be sold much belo~ the usual price
nolI slLAs L. JOHNSON, No ~ Main 81.
NOTICE TO .HiPPHHs TO PItiLADKLPHIA-6biIi
N further notice Of The Union Steamships ssners win
tSoching al City Point and Norfols.
nels-& n. II, TUTTLE, Aren't,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

There must have been tall boiling 10 the ranks Of
the New York Democricy 10 the lao State elections Tho
Express states that th.t powerful Democratic county,
Lawrence with its 5000 Democratic majority in olden times
and Jefferson county, another Of tho same sort rolled up
arg nijor,ies for the Clark Wing ticket,
10 the Massachusetts, election OF S67 representatives.
DtLuee al ws chospn