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REAL GO-AHEAD YOUNG MEN
NTANTINd fine Travelling Agency this spring,
w address, post paid, NJ j. COOK
Feb. 49, Crawfordsyille Ind
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s. r. CHASE,


(SHASE 4 BALL, Attorneys and CounseIlors at
~ Law Cincinnati, Ohio, practice In the State
Courts Of Ohio. in the Circuit and District Courts Of
the United States in Ohio, and in tho Supreme Court
of the United States at Washington. Jan. S
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Steamer Falcon Disabled.

NoRFoLK, APRIL 25-Tho steamer Falcon
which left New York few days ago, with four
companies of United States troops on board,
for California, was obliged TO put into our har-
Dor yesterday in disabled condition.
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HENRY JANNEY.

SH0E DEALER, and Fashionable Boot Maker,
- Pennsylvania Avenue, between Browns Hotel
and Seventh street, Washington. Jan 2-3m
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J. r. ASPER,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW, Warren, Trumbull co. o.
n Office No. 81 Market street. Jan. I'd
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For seventy years--since tho year 1884,
when the organizing mind of Jefferson drew
the first territorial Ordinance---wc had uni
form method Of providing for the government
Of Territories, all founded upon the clause in
the Constitution which authorizes Congress to
dispose Of and make rules and regulations re-
speeding, tho territory and other property of
the United States This mode Of government
has consisted Of three grades, all founded in
the right Of Congress to govern them. First
grade q Governor and judges, appointed by
the United States, to adopt laws from other
States to be in force until disapproved by Con.
gross. Second grade Territorial Legisla-
tnrc, when the inhabitants shall amount to
five thousand men above the age Of twenty
one, composed Of Council partly appointed
by the United States and q House OF Repre-
sentatyes elected by the People, ut the rate OF
one Representative for every five hundred vo-
ters, it's legislation subject to the approval Of
Congress. Third grade: entrance on the State
Government, in full equality with the other
States. This Is tho way these Territories have
been governed for seventy years; and am for
adhering TO it.
And now, what is the excuse for oil this dis
turbancc Of the country this breaking up of
innocent compromises arraying one-half OF the
Union against tho other, and destroying the
temper and business Of Congress- What ~
the excuse for all this turmoil and mischief
We are told IT, il to keep tho question Of slave
~ out OF Congress To keep slavery ont Of Con-
gross Great God II was out OF Congress
completely, entirely, and forever out Of Con-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
spring Goods summe Goods

r IPIN'S challies, assorted colors; black
- plaid twisted silk grenadines; black
plain and striped grenadines and organdiee;
printed jaconets and muslins, at sll pFicer;
striped. plaid and plain multi; printed and
plaid berages; plain bersges; golden tissue;
plain. plid and striped tissses; laced fnish-
ed and paris mantillas; extra rich trimmed
mantilIae; french worked Colars; french
worked sleeve french-worked chemiselts;
honiton anc NAL csc collars, sleeves aud che
mizelts; point lace coars; honilon and NAL
tese lacet; rich silk iulle illusions; sash and
bonnet rIbbonF; Bajous' and Alexander's kid
gloves; black aud col1red silk gloves; ladies
and misses black silk mtts and gloves; dam,
ask table linens. towels and napkins; white
and coored marseilles quits; furniture dim
il chintzes &C.; ladies' and missss' elk and
contton hosiery; french corseis and under
shirts; trimmings, hraids, &c. &c.
apr 81 HAYWOOD 4 CRAwFOED.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
THBSTATE OF MIssIssIPPIl

YAZoo COUNTY,
Probate Court February Term, 1854.
ITO all persons interested in the estate q
= Louis Stevens deceased:
In matters Of the application Of William
Pickett Administrator of Louis Stevens decd foo
leave to make a final settlement of his &C.
count and surrendered his letters as admins.
traitor as aforesaid. It was therefore ordered
BY the Court, that citation issue to William H.
Bell as Guardian ad liteur, for HellorY Gala,
han and Celia Stevens minors, andJ. M. Pick.
EFT, and Susan Pickett, his wife, Rufus X.
Stevens, and Micajah Pickett, as Guardian for
lie is Stevens, a minor 20 Yazoo county, and
that Publication Of said citation as to vii lam
p. Stevens Young Callahan and Elizabeth
Ca lahaR his wife, Mary A. Stevens, HellOry
Callahan. Lewis, Callahan and Celia Stevens
and all others the nor residents and unknown
heirs and distributes to the estate Of said Lew
is Stevens deceased. be made in the YazoO
City Wing for the space Of sixty days. to BE-
and appear at the next May term 1854 of this
Court, then and there to show cause if any
they have or can. why said final account ans
surrender Of letters should not be allowed.
Witness, Hon George B. Wi kin
- Gon. Judge of Probates forthe couns
81 e. ty aforesaid the 4th Monday Of Feb.
- ruary, 1854, and the seal of said
Court.
ISSUED 4th day Of March, 1854.
Marh lsth-6Od w, H. BELL. clerk.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
THE STATE OF DIIssIssIPPI,l

YAzOO COUNTY.
Prebats Court, March Term A. D. 1854.
TO all persons interested in the Lands Tene-
ments and Entertainments of William l..
hew, Jr., Of Yazoo county. deceased.
" GU are hereby cited To- be and personally
appear at the next May Term 1854, Of
this Court, then and there show cause, if any
they can, why an order should not be granted
for the sale CT certain lands lying aud being
in Yazoo county. State of Mississippi, to-wit:
e of section 8, with the exception of part
ofthe north of west of northeast / Of said
section supposed to contain abOAt forty ccres,)
also the west of NV / the s. w the w.
! of southeast Z Of section 9, all in Township
70, Range east, belonging to the estate OF
VIM. Z, Chew. ir., deceased. II having been
represented to our Court by Francis r. Gray
son and Sarah r. Grayson, administrative Of
w. l. Chew il decd, that It'll necessary for
the sale ofsaid land to pay the debts of said
decedent, and further to do and suffer such
things as shall b considered and ordered by
our said Court in the Premisess and it is furth-
er ordered that publication of said citation be
made in the 'Yazoo City Whig,s for the space
of thirty DAYS.
Witness, the Hon Geo. b Wiikin-
~ son, Judge of the Probate Court Of
81 q Yazoo county, the fourth Monday
in March, 1854, and seal Of said
~ Court.
ISSUED April lst, 1854.
april, lat. WM H. BELL, Clerk.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
YALuABLE LAND- FoR SAL.

HHE undersigned offer for sals ! valuable
tract Of Land, in AGO county. ii mileG
from Yazoo city, and adjoining the Plantation
Of John IngeFsolL Esq.
There il 1860 acres in the tEact-of which
344 acres are open, and necessarily cultivated
--ofthe remainder, IA acress is good arabic
and; the balance Is valuable on account Of
the Timber and range that Il affords. Il can
be made one Of the most valuable plantations
in the State Il will be soil low and on long
credit. For price and terms. apply to US in
New Orleans, or to II SsFs. Link q Harrison.
or N. G. g. s. e. Nye, of Yazoo city.
A. 81. DENNISTU0N & CO.
March, 10, ls54-2m
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
CoUNcIL nAnnea, /,
Xa8oo City, April 80
CALLED WFrYrTNfa

The board met Present q. osDnnnal,
Es.dent y. ]. Niche, Ed bowman. 81
yelling, n y Bower, Geo. u Powell ana
Z. & Bailey councilmen. The minntes ~ ~
previous meeting were read and adopted.
The blQrd proceeded 70 the election 81 sn,.,-
sureF which resulted ii The choice 81 Cherls.
Mann. Isaac G Hollingswnrkh pas elec-
ted Market master, at the same salary s. oiger
heretotoEe The bond az Wm. DVgman citv
neigner was read and approved ~ the fellow.
lng vote, ayes, O'Oonnell. Niche. Bowman
Wesling. Bowen Powell and Baily Z. nava,
none. Il Harrison, appeared and took bis
eef1 Inc BOND Ct i g, Hollingsworth, Mar.
Phali. was read and approved IS follows.
Ayes 0'lonne,l, Niche, Bouman. Vyss.l;n..
Bower, Powell Baily and Harrison j. 81, nava
none. = ~
The Bond Of Issac III. Hunter, was nre,enta5
and approved as follows: $500
Ayes. O'Donnel, Niche. Bowman. We,t
hng, Bower, Powell, Baily and Harrison 8.
The Bond Of N, Royster, City auetiopeer
wasreed and approved 81 the following ballot.
viz: ayes. 0aponnell, Bowman. Westling
bower. Powell and Baily. s. nays. Niche ana
allowed { -
Geo b. Wilkinson, &9992
Henry Smith, "a
Dr.. ]. RI Barnett, lan0
The accoun ofDr Al. B. Brashear. for aos
90 was presented and referged to the Hospital
Committee. The occount of Michel Harry for
Sl93,e6 was on motion referred 10 the Street
Commit e. MessFs 2. B. Cook CO were
elected By the Board to furnish medicines for
the Hospital and the INDECENT poor Of Yazoo
City atthe salary Of $500 per annum.
The President announced the following
standing Committees for the present year
On NuiSGaces. lno. z. ally, Jno Wrestling
and II. Harrison
On Hospital. ]. H. Wrestling. p L Bower,
.. bowman.
On rdnancs. E. Bowman, ]. ]. Niche,
Geo. III. Powell.
On Financs. a. Harrison, Jno p. Baily,
and j ]. nichie.
o. Gsmsirg 2. =. Bower, Z. Bowman,
o. Accounts. ]. ]. Niche and Geo. NJ.
Powell.
The Bond of the Treasurer elect was read
and on motion referred to the commit ee on FL
nance. A petition from ]. II. Lawrence ask
ing for an increase Of his salary, was req and
referred to the committee on Ordinance.
The Marshall was allowed until next regular
meeting to collect the amount of taxes due on
the detiguepts list, and also the amounts due
the cemetry, as exhibited in the Sexton report.
On motion he meeting adjourned t. meet
on monday evening the 18th.
r. OiDONNELL Pres't.
VS.. EPPERSON, Clerk
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
ADMZNISTRATORSS SALE.

nY virtue OF an order of the Honorable
- Probate Court Of YazoO county will
az administrator Of the Estate Of Sarah Hope
kins deceased, expose to public ssIe, 20 the
highest bidder, At the door Of the Court
House in YazOo city, betwees the. hours OF
prescribed BY law, on Monday, 5th day OF
June, 1854, the following describ Il parcels
Of Land lying in said cOui ty.-The west
half Of ROrth.west quarter, Section 81; and
the eaSt halt of north east quarter, Section
%, ahin Township 12, Range one east.
TERMS-A credit OF twelve naonlhsS-
notes with approved security required.
NJ. A. JENKINS,
Administrator ofSarah Hopkins,
March. IL a53-tda.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
The State of Mississippi.

The State Of Mississippi.
CHAs. G TUcKEn Il uraall Middle District
pL Chancery
u. w. DEvEEpoRT. Il II Court.
WDYvirtue 81 decree rendered ii the above
1cause at the April term 1854 Of said court
al persons having demands against the late
Susan M. Lambeth which are claimed to be
charge upon the trust property mentioned in
{ il cause, are hereby notified 70 present the
same 10 the undersigned, on OF before the Oc-
tobeT term Of this court
JOHN d HOLLINGSWORTH.
April 10th ID 4w Commissioner.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
Prentiss House,
H. II. Sim m Ons, Proprietor.
Yicksburg, Miss.

The proprietor of this splendid Hotel, begs
leave to inform the Public that he is now
ready toentertain travellers visitors and board
ers, IN the very best style. The building
IS commodious " u supplied with furniture
convenient to the Ste mboat landing and
Railroad Depot and the proprietor is deter
mined that bis table shall not be surpassed
bv any Hotel in the Southwest. The
servants porters de-, are we'll trained and
attentive and no one desiring to travel up or
down the river need be under 40 appre-
hension Of missing boat. feb 20
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
AGENCY Fob THE
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
ROUTE.

NIAGARA FALLe AND BUFFALO, VIA
81. LOUIS, Chicago and DesrOit
UyHE Great Western Railroad e neY open
through Canada "a, Maya Falls. Making
81 entife Railroad commu9icatipn foHa Alto. to
New York city, rnnnee as It does, through al
Sid ana fhickiy settled country, makes it one Of
~ nost desirable routes from the South 60 the
NoF.b and East.
9FFor farther particulars and Through Tickets.
enouiFe q The Office Of the PFentiss 1onse.
II. II. SIMMONS. agent.
april7. Vicksburg, Miss.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
LEGAL NOTICES,
Commissioner Sale.
6. @ and G. /. Roberts J
=. I.n-Sm
D. w. Lampkin, e az


10y virtue Of the above stated decree %
- me directed from the Honorable Cir
cult Couri Of YazOo county, Safe Of Missis.
sippi, sitting 60 3 court of Chancerv, ] will
sell 10 the highest bidder for cash, Oh Nom
day the 29th day Of May 1854 az the Court
House door in Yazoo city, within the hours
prescribed BY law, the following property
viz: one third oflot 452, being i25 feet on
Yazoo street and 800 feet on Madison
rect az laid dow u on the map Of the town
Of YazOO and State Of Mississippi, condemns
ed 70 sale 70 satisfy said decree and costs Of
suit. M. A. JENKINS, com'r.
YazoO city, April e6, l854-43-3f.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

..sKATEs.
GAMBLE & SKATES.
Marble YRrd.

Gkina Street, Vicks5urg. Miss.
i N addition to sur stock We hnYe received a
4 large lot OF Italian marble direct from Italy
IN block and Slab also the finest quality of
American; we haye also large. varied, and
splendid lot finished of, ready for engraving.
The finest qua ity of Monuments, Tombs.
Head and Foot stones Of all sizes, marble
manlel pieces. caps and sils for building, steps
for door ways, and every thing in the Marble
line.
Engraving dope in the neatest manner, and
at the shortes notice.
We invite the people in need of such work to
call and examine for themselves
All orders promptly attended to.
A superior lot of Italian Marble Mantels on
hand and for sale. at ptiees ranging from $50 TO
$500. 34ly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
rETER >. COOK.
in wIIaoE. =. ?.

rE1np > COOK. IN WILSON, = ,,
NE w FIR nj
p. B. COOK q CO.
DEALERS IN
MeatetaeS, Chemtela, Books, Stationary "a, &c.
6AFFER Tor snle to MeFchants, Planters, and
DPhysicians, on the most liberal terms, large
and we'll selected stock Of
p8Bas, NEDEOENE1, UEEMGUAEg, R18EUgMRY,
60, &c.
Consisting in part OF the following Articles, all
articles cold W are Warreut frsshand genuine.
Quinine, eel m, ], Fhubarb. opium, ipecaU,
Magnesia, blue mass, epson salts,
Calllaya bark, mus ard, alcohol, tapioca,
Cr nm tartar, p, arl seda, hnsped oil,
Go ill. japan and white Varnish, soda,
saa.Hius. anake.root, window glass,
Put, pearlaSh, hempseed, glue,
ALSO
Tar re acid. Oitric acid, oil vtrioI,
Swe sspiFits ofnitrc, 40. ammonia,
MuF,atc and nitric acids, powdered alum,
Chloroform, dover's powders, glJceEine.
Lunar caustiC, tunnin, Verssria, Salinine,
Hyd. potash.
ALSO
Cologne water, from best manufacturers,
Orange flower water, bay water,
Luhn's extracts. oil every variety;
Hauless oxt,acts, soaps, and perfumes;
Hair brushes, nail brushes, tooth brushes;
Tocth powders and soaps buffalo combs,
Toilet spongea, hair Srrsps;
Barrg's tFicupherus. Lyons Kathairon;
Lows windsor soap. jones lily white,
Shaving creams Of all descriptions.
ALSO
Baleam and cough Eemedlee,
Ayers cherry pecoFak syrup OF wild cherEys
WistaE's balsam. SchencK's ~ monte SYRUP
Gum drops, Rogers L,Verwolt aud tar.
Bryan's pulmouic waters.
Ag. nts for al patent medicines in general ufe.
AL OFde-s and prescriptions SEM to Us, viii be
put up with neatness, dispatch and accuracy, al ell
horus, We offer also large stock Of PlantatIan,
IhompsonIan and select Medicines al OF which
will be sold 10 punrtual customers on liberal teims
on he usual time, and lower Z cash than any
house 90 th of Mason & D,xon's line.
ThauKiul ID our friends and generous public
for past fsvors, we are determined 90 render our
selves worthy Of future patronage.
Yazoo City, Main Street, April 81. i654-iy.
NJ B.-We always Keep on hand a large supply
Of choice BrandieS aud wines for medicinal puF.
poses. P.B. Z. &
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
TRUs TEE sALE.


"HEREAS on the 22nd of December
w 1862, J. IA. Winn and wife executed a
trust deed to ]. w. Barnett and Alexander
Smith, to secure VIM. Mills certain debus there
in described, which deed is recorded in the
Probate Clerks Office Of Yazoo county, Book
r. 2and $50, ana on the first of January
ls53same parties executed trust deed to John
M'Farland and H. Evans to secure certain
debts therein described, which deedis recorded
in the Probate Clerks Office Of Yazoo County
Book r. Col, and both Of which, deeds convey
lots two hundred and thirty-siS and two hum
dred and thiftg.nine C2S6 1897 Yazoo City.
Now on, Saturday the 18th Of May next the
trustees will sell said property at the Court
house door Of Yaz0o county TO the highest bid
der for csah-th sale will take place under
both deeds, The property is very valuable,
being the Hotel now occupied,by q. Winn.&
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
THE STATE OF IIssIssIPPI ]
Woo Carry:

AAOV NVUtIs
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under.
Unsigned Guardian Of Lewis Stevens Lau-
"a H. Stevens and B. F. Stevens. viii pre-
sent his accounts for annual settlement, and
allowances, at the May term A D 1884 Of
the Probate Court Of Yazoo cOuntys
M PIcKErT,-Guar'n.
March 3Isf.-3o--4t
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
NO1iCe.
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
TIE NEW AND ELEGANT PASSEN
GER PACKET.

Holm STRADER, -
J. C. BROWN, MAsTER,
"I ply regularly
w throughout the re- $500
mainder Of the season, betwee this place and
Greenwood to New Orleans leaving Yazoo
City about every ten days. commenc ngon the
nth March, descending. Information may
q ways be obtained from the undersigned,
Agent at Yazoo City. The StradeF 10 as well
fitted out for the comfort Of pas eng RS, asany
steamer on the River. She viii alW-ys be. tell
egraphed so as to insure pass, Rge.s against
any de ay. WIN. w YAIAN.
March IL. Agent
p. S-The John Strader has on board for
the pleasure Of Lady passengers, a sp endid ri
anos
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

Beef Tongues.
lust received ! loi of dried beef tongues
e Tor sale by al ~ TAnnOnlaR
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

oIloES 50 Q l1pl Tvs. Lot s mule
SO 10 rs plaws, hpaYY sFagls mqIs
500 90. a and 10 points--iasi received.
For ssls ID 6WET1.
EicbahuYg. sprll
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

object TO such rich and saving ac-
cession. All Of Mexico must sooner or
later fall into our hands. and We viii
receive her Mt any time II she viii only
reduce her black andmixed population
70 slavery. Ia ts adi r1l ssoia 2H
Dem.--l don't like tho present lsln-
very features Of the party. :, "a. u
Squire-Tho Democratic party IS
for the greatest liberty. ff the people
choose Co have slay es, let them Vhave
them. IL is a moral iquesiienawhicb
every man has 70 decide for himself.
The Old Line Democracy discounte-
nance Legislation on moral subjects
Let the preachers preach morality and
religion---it Is their business. Bat tho
Democratic party must not lcfipplc
itself, and thus reduce the public good
by association with any moral qucs.
tiou You see The platform adopfedat
the late Convention Its n1h.intcr-
vention. Those who cant standhefc
and fight for the great principles oil
Democracy, had better stand aside.
With Wings, Aboliiionhts and preach
|ers ON this rock we. build our
Church. - 2 s.'''' " ..'. '.''.'. .,,'.
Den.-if Democracy means slavery,
II progress and manifest destiny
means slavery propagandism, II mon;
Intervention simply means hands of
and let slavery 60 where il pleases,
and ifthe Democratic party arc. The
Instruments in the hands OF the great
slavcholding party, 70 curse the land.
and destroy the Union ofthese States,
then choose TO stand or and GO Tor
Liberty, my Country and my God, 10
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s'VOL.HXII.-NO. s6.

to have, The smallest ct Of mysteries.
without being told mot TO make fool
OF ourselves.
isfhai housekeeping does not require
any'noney, aud II we venture 70 ask
Cor money, that IL is pleasant 10 be met
With al sorts Of black Looks and insia-
uations as To- what we. can do with H.;
or Very agreeable TO be told chat we
will be the ruin Of him some day. -
That the honsc never requires cieaa-
| ing. or. the carpets beating, or the fur
niluro reneYing. or the sofas fresh COW
crs, or in fact that anything has right
to wear out, or to be spoilt, or broke.
and in short. that every thing ought
10 lass foreyeri 'adi haf .Na'iosI y
That o poor lone woman is never 10
have any pleasure, but always 20 stop
at home and mind her children.
That the wish 70 60 to the opera is
to be the sure prelude 10 "a quarrel. so.
That their daughters can learn mu-
sic. painting. dancing. and all the ac-
lcompnshmenb WiFhout the hid OF SIN
ple enastoE baediA tf't 81 p"
! THAT the expenses Of ones honse-
lhold do moi inoreasewith ones family.
but rather that ten children can be
supported forlthe same cost as one.
fhatno husband Is perfect ike Her
eulcs, without a club, ana the less a
wife secs oef her husband, The fonder
she actually grows Of him. elaf
! That i isp pleasure for Us 20 sit up
| for them, ......
Our fairer correspondent says she
thinks the above fallacies are enough
for the present, and we certainly agree
with her, but II the gentlemen show
any more Of their airs. she declares
THAT she ,willgiye, them lot more.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

into the cor ofthe God OF Sabaofh their
last prayers at the villa, and then took
their final leave Of their dear old home.
Ella, the eldest daughter, considered
this separation from the home Of her
childhood the most painful event OF her
lie. Some years after, when writing
to friend, she quoted the following
lines asoxprcssive Of her fcclings:--->3
al love that dear old home' My moth
or lived there her FIRST sweet marriage
years. sif iof- f'''"
Tho sunlight lhoro seens 90 me brighter on
Than wheresoeycr else. know tho form
ofcsery ,ree aaa aoansaia, hin ane dsiI;
.sniis yAlerga'gie nks tongue ! po"--l'
flIshome.'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

p Ry-PkRsoS BRowSLow, who was
idelegateto the Southern Commercial
Convention. at Charleston. speaks thus
in relation to Cuba,e r i'sssfi ef
AZ decline making a speech. and |
submit nothing now for the action Of
the Convention; but / will say a word
or two expressive of my opinion. and l
win come 10 what am aiming at by
remarking that when our Pilgrim ia
theirs landed at Plymouth Rock. they
adopted these resolutions: 81. Vi. -
Resolpsd. That the earthis the Lords
and the fulness thereof.
2. Resofred, That the earth is inten-
ded by the Lord as an inheritance for
his saints. IS, ,ara4 aa .il.i7 ~
ai'3. Rssolged, That We are the saints.
IflI therefore conclude my remarks by
~ Resolved, firstly. That the Island of
Cuba Is the Lords, and the fullness
thereof. =
Resolved, secondly, That he In
tendsit for the Saints of the South.
and .. s..,. IS, ~
gResolved, thirdly, That we are the
saints. 1''".