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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14

On Sunday night, lst instant, party of Irshmen ac
companied by their hours the house of Patrick
Collins in Warren MASS and, becoming hilarious over
plentiful supply Of cider dance WAS proposed as
necessary appendage to the pleasures of the occasion
While the figures were being performed Collins's dog
appeared and followed suit; but an freshman named
Kelley kicked him, and upon this belli" general
fight ensued, during which Kelley whipped Collins and
left him shirtcss and himself bore off the trophies Of
victory in the shape Of bruises and jams say nothing
Of the demolition Of his Sunday clothes As the result
this Cider dance and dog medley, wrts issued
day requiring the begersns to answer before Justice
Hitchcock, and Kelley was captured and fined $l457;
but the others " slid"-Sprmgfsd RPSb.
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Stifins and Mr.. Starch very good sort of in
some respects but in respect to neither had much
to boast Of Several times they had within the orbit
of each other but underwent collision Neither
did they feel each others attraction in the least cold
clod planet comet cannot approach another body
equally cold without showing sensbiy toward the
neighbor or stranger Not with Stfins and Starch
Many time they thrown not far asunder yet mel
Their could utter the first word Their hands sten
ed their Sides too mmovaby as their tongues were
glued to the roofs Of their mouths 1t utterly i'm
practicable for either advance single finger toward
shaking the others digits could never be done. &c.
after seeing another in society Of times and
brushing anothers coatais they finally parted for
ever-no, they did not part, for they never met
NsBUrk Daiy AdCertiser.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14

AMUSING ScESE.-Canary IN CswL--A naxAs&
Charles johnson was yesterday morning brought bef
the Recorder charge Of larceny The property st
was brdcage, with beautiful little canary in it. wbs<h
was styled Billy in the pleadings During The pro-
gress of the the bird brought in and placed en-
if in triumph at the prospect that its captor would he
committed it broke forth in of the most sprighfly
carols The little fellow delivered himself SO rapidly
and with such whirrng sounds that unable 10
catch all Of the beautiful song yet give much sf
it as could transate:
"To.weet, to-weet,
Charlie johnson to-weet
I'm you thought
That here should meet
But sir-r-r-r,
You dirty cur-r-rr
Oh, wheetle to wholly,
I've got you by goly"
{" Siencep here Numbered the Marshall
4" ohe-che wit chit chit,
oh, don't got into fit;
Kee-dle-oop-kes- dle-oop,
Here's two in coop,
So Marshal Molairs,
Tu-r-rah, Tu-r-rah."
eLess noise behind there 20 again cried out the o-s
ragged official who had in his keeping the dignity Of ts
Court
Chick-a-ree, chick-a-rse,
That's me--thats
Sr-rur sir-rur,
That's you--thaes you:
When u-ul choo-oose
Send him to the calsboose.
the trial peerng quirzcay first with eye and ths
the other, at the queer assembage of spectators and
and and then utterng little of satsfs
ton the proofs brought against his captor
Ii is almost needless to add that johnson was Gonna
.--& Louis Democrat
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LARGE BEAR.-on Saturday week Mr. John Bog,R
shot the King Of Bears" Mr. VIM Fergussons faxsa
in Peel township His Majesty had been trying Mr. Fear
gusson's pork and Mr.. Boyd watched all day for hso
and rewarded by the royal appearance about 81
Taking steady aim at long distance-some hundrr
and sixty yardsMr B. fred, and the ball struck Bruin
about the kidneys passing through the heart The brute
but short distance and fell. The meat weighed
three hundred and pounds although not fat
the skin twenty-five pounds and the entrss &c. oyxr
twenty-making total weight Of over four hundred
pounds! The bear Of the black Species measured 50
feet from the to the root Of the tall and was os
nine inches the forehead whilst his fore paw vns
eight inches wide. Such animal has never been kNuH
In this section OF the country before We informr6
that several bears have been seen in the neighborhoe
and that there will be general turnout thereabout f-
hunt on Friday, the 10Th instantElora Baekwoodsna
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MuRDER AND SUIcrDs-The town Of Green Chensngo
county, IN ~ was the scene Of terrible tragedy
the 9th instant. man named Davis who had been Sc
parAted from his wife for six months shot his brothern
law then proceeded to the house where his wife was
staying and with the same pistol svolvsr shot her. and
finally closed the tragedy by shooting himself the wound
in each case causing instant death.
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The first money received by THOMAS CARLYLE for
any book OF his was RENTED to him from Boston, he
always having published the "haf profit principle,
and the English publishers bslanoesheet never showing
any prcfts to have This money for the reprint Of
his Mscellanes and this after he had achieved On
usrous reputation author Of the French Revolution
which, together with his earlier works. was out Of print
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.-The number of studeufe
in attendance at the University exceeds the nuAsr
present OF the same time Of any previous session. and d.
will enter this session.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-The Governor of Maryland han
issued his proclamation appointing Thursday the tweny
third'day Of November next day of public Thanks
giving and Prayer
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MILITARY MovEMESr.-Eighty-f men left Governor 8
Island IN on Tuesday evening for Fort Leayenworth
under the command Of Major MERRILL They are to be
met at Fort Leavenworth by the officers of the four
panes of the second regiment the Of which were
recently transferred to the first regiment of dragons
Nav Mexico E .tses
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The above table discloses the striking that whilst
the trade Of Great Britain with all Europe equals E27
s45O02, that with the United States g2S $685.
and whilst the whole Of the export of Great Britain to
Europe, ASIA and Africa is 1892 that to America
Ga4 099,6S7 Of such Importance has the New World
become to the Old.
The colonial trade of Great Britain was last year as
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low can set In technical array
The myriad particles In q load of hay
How class the things that farmers sweat
Ammonia, salt, guano, and poudrette--
Rising in some behemoth squash or beat?
They grow the "sars." our business is to eat!
To eat ali that's it nov feel, although
'Tis out Of fashion, that som thing know.
Dull must he be who fails to recognise
The grunting glories Of Columbias sites;
Would any Buckeye Moses dare forbid
The Of porki they'd lynch him If he did
Pork above all feeitousy grent
Squeals to found cities, dies 10 build State;
Lot other lands their favorite beast exalt-
Pigs are the thing for sucker, song, and salt
ye tender calves! Since this great Commonwealth
0rdains by law that you shall die in health,
You, too, hail from stem to stern a treat;
Soup at your head and jelly at your fsetl
Oh stalwart oxen, your proud owners boast,
From every rib you prophecy roast
You, like the wretchcs who obtain the tear
And stand the talk Of the philanthropic Spear,
Rack with the first our modern saints among
Good when you're corned and excellent when hung.
Master of meats |! what dolt can be at loss,
To know why Romans 6tly named you Dos,
Nor less praise the kitchen gardens pride,
What Alcott loves and Graham gloriHed:
The red tomato, with It's sunset look,
Blushing to find tits worthy of the cook;
The good potato, though its fate has lower'd,
By Goblet squb'd, by pestilence devourcd,
Still dear to rs, first cousin Of our fish,
And stern condition Of our seventh day dish;
The fearful onion, and the turnip stout,
And all the roots nay ignorance leaves out
thus the right thinker every where describes
In fertile fields fresh fricassees and fries:
He breathes q blessing as his mind compares
The fat and lean ON Bristol county fairs;
He vows to join US, hastens out Of breath,
Pays eighteen shillngs, and is yours till desshl
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21
JARYIs 6. WOODNIlAgl
success oRs To NATHtN JARtie & CD.
Corner 81 Common ana atazins sirees,

succe Us ro NArHt J4Rtis & q.
Conner s. c1mmon and aeazins slresss
New Orleans,
fer for sale, b tie icWesi aqIAe pIls e. alAsg
ana carefully selected sipck Of strictly PuTA
DRUGS and MEDICINES
French, English. tsefman and Chem ifalei paipl
and Ola Window g lass, uishe 3 ilye Sun,
Peffumerne Soaps, BRUSHES, sussess avorine
Extracts, pure Ess piial OILS, Duggiss, ssiess
ware, east powders, bfup ~ iul,, fhien.
Ne lem s,shakers' lletbssur2ical Instruments.
Together with every alticle generally eemprtsed
~ the stock oil Dfuggisl q klAtciHn, ahd every
,rticle 81 ye ief0e wanted on planta Ion, pat
ii nj u TieHt tne c0fAenisnt sttle.alh Of Ahcf
hvt beef selected with mach PERSONAL eq4e, 2 d
pufellas d dsfnct III u lie manufacturers gr lett
asenie, m thie c90pirl np knF9pe AZ Her
p0WeFesi D US re prepared rem mattel ~ care
ny sele sed, agdac Warranted strictly pure 81 ane
o. rhe lest quality.
.4rranAe6 8 h hive been made with The manu-
iastuFefa 81 QUINN q 10 beconslaatl supplied
rom Zmmrrs. lGerman) rallaaier, Frepclgl and
Ami rican saifpfaefans, whieh wll be slid On
the mos REASONABLE tefms rs
Agents 10 he eestbrpged LEXINGTON NUS
IA u, 81 eriof Is any "a Gle weird.
n heVefP pf0p6Fed 10 fafnish dealefs with 6
following genu ne r ATENT MEDICINES. by
the oss 81 dozen, at III e pro, rtetors' Wboeeaie
pfiees:
Lyqn'. Kaihhiron, DalleY's Pain Extractor
Mexican Mus aag LiniUeni, B. + Fahnesioca'.
Veeanfuge. Dspid Jayue', Fanlla Mel ines, John
Bed 5 81 pqlilla, s. r Townsetd's Sarsapa ria
Woodlands Cherry Expsctorat, Woodman s lsx.
tract Janalca Glngfr, Woodman's pan kll.ig
liniiileat, Woodn.aH's Pargaiye Pill, OsgOod'a
Ind N Caoiagoeue, mipor's Magical Fever Cure
Slp nous LIVER Medicinas Gray's Patent Oint
m Ut, Graefenberg Medicines, M ftai's Aiis ana
B it1fs, Green's Oxy gena ed Biiiefs, SpenctTs
p lis. Roadway Ready Relief, Bilhngs' CaTmna-
Sa "a sirifia and Cotaita, Sands SsFsaparilln. Of
Arrangements have been made 70 receive diren
from SaFatoga, supply Of Congress Water g
8es S.JARVIS, ss h.
april 8. '54-39-Iy o. o. WOODMAN.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21

JUST RECEIVED.
" He undersiened have lust received 4 large
stock Of Fancy and Staple DRY Coed
cOnsistirg il part 81:
Anew style Of plain, plaid and figured ann.
ner dress Crepes De Paris; Flounced Crsna.
dine Robes; new style Of Boreee ana Shnlet
Robes; anew style Of Crepe Lace Rober.
Plain, Figured and Striped silks Of sd color.
Solid colored Bareges, and Granadines al col-
ors; Printed Organdies and Jhckonet Robes.
nflarge assortment Of Black Dress Goods very
rich; great many other Dress Goods Of all
descriptions
EMBROIDERIES
IN Swiss, Jaconet, Yalencin and Honifon.
Valencin HonitoH collars Chimisetts and
Sleeves; avery rich assortment Of plain and
embroidered Cambria H'dkerchiefs; Jaconefs
Swiss Butings, Bands, Edging and Insert
jpgs; Honiton and Thread lace Bonnets; Rib
bons, Gloves and M.is, Parasols, Shades and
Fans; new kind ~ Mantilas, Swiss, Juconets
and all kinds Of White Goods.
A large assortment 81 Irish Lnens, printed
Linens and Linen Cambrics, Linen sheetines
and table cloths, Damasd and very rich win
dow Curtainss Cottonades and Linen drillinos.
Marceile Quilts, Carpetinus, Glass md lueear,
ware, and z great many fancy article, too nIi-
OUR OLD STOCK AT COST.
Our old Stock we offer to sell at cost pfiea
to make room, and our Stock, which We
are able to say that we have as fine assort-
ment as any fancy retail store in New Orleans.
aud we offer to sell at New Orleans prices.
We will receive New Goods every week du-
ring the season. ~ #.
Please call and see our fine selection.
10 THE GENTLEMEN.
we have just received a very fine assortment
of Clothing: r
B ack, Blue, Brown, and Green Froeks. Pale.
tots and Sacks, French drapdetait Frocks and
Sacks, Merino and Alpaca Coats, all kinds az
LINEN and Hair coats, Casimoictes, Frocks
Paletots, and Sacs, &C. ST ~
Black Doe Skin Pants, superfne Black Me-
rino Pants, Plain and striped white Enen.Dants.
all kinds Of Casimirete do, Fancy Cashmere
Pants.
"A large assortment Of all kinds. of Fancy
Vests, the latest style; a fine assortment Of
Shi Is, Drawers, Cratats and Handkerchief.
Silk Hats. the latest style; ShO 5, Boots and
Caters. eff 9t
Gentlemen, we offer TO sell Clothing so per
cent. cheape than any other house in this
place, M. REIMAN g. co.
March 10, 1854-ly Id 8a rIT.a
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21
HARDWARE. NAILS, CASTINGS,
IMAM

~ = ~ i
RB RICHARDS. No. II, Charires street, I'M
Me- porter aud Wholesaie Dea'er in Forel n
and Domestic Hardware, is constantly rsteving
large additions 10 his alfeady extensive slech.
" ich country merchants would do well osxaw-
Inc eloie purchasing elsewhere. The flloMine
comprises part Of hisslocks
700 IONS Swedish bar Iron:
900 do hop, hand and sheet Tror:
900 20 Savory 4 c = castings;
$50 casks Ok Log aud Trace chains;
go do Hoes. ussort. d; IH
5000 kegs Nails, assOr Ell, best brands;
! 1000 dozen Axes Collins & cos, Huats and OTIS
ers' mak0 4ss
90 dozen Shovels and Spades assorted. Am'es.
Rowlond's ETC!
Mill Stores all sizes; Nil Iro.s, B2ltipg Cloths;
s ERIN Lard and Linseed Oils; window Sass
Putty. Paints, etc, with an exteneve assoftment u
eli Hardware
New 0rleans. FEBRUARY 3rd 1854.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21
HARDWOOD 8 CRAWFORD

Dealers IL Staple and Fancy Drg Goods, Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Next door TO Brown Johnson, Vicksburg.
A EE aow i.e Giving th If stock u Spr ng a d
n SUNNI Good !. to whic9 thea invite he at.
tsnt a Of III il friends the Eubhc gen rally
received on ye te a., ~ "Sa.lthera Bel, .
large Ut Of Ia1iss dress g.o s, cons stiGg in part
Of nh CT Eaeses; Plaln AID fig. Earage.,
Crap de Pans, Gfenadiir
Bniiiann; Figan Inn lawns. etc
april
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21
H0R ITO b fl
IlIaIl0 I0IIe all 7IltsIc 0I0Te
No 3O. 10 AMP srrEEr, New 0rleanso

ts5neO Ei0l1e anu music store
No 80, CAMP sTrEET, New arleanso
VT7s1 GUILD respectfully reeues. the attention
she public 10 HE lasge and extensive as
saf nentfof MUSIC In MUSICAL lh s'i 3 U-
a 81 sTS OF all Kinds aid deseFipllopa, and also
lie well selected assortment oi PlAAp FOR Els
tom lie factories Of the frct matters n lie Unit
ed States and Eufnps. among Whir IRE q be
found those DC a. Stniatt x To-. 81 NV Yalk,
Hal aud Son, ~ New York, and Plesal y CT, oil
Paris Thu UhOyeI istruuenis--O l he following
kinds. CIR AND. SIN leeR AS ND. IL lfsCDItJ. TIC.
COLO OBLlQUE and SQUARE. are of the
most celebrated mtkers in he woFld, combining
all the late improvements. may tc had 81 II sub
scriAor. in every style b ease, and st 8, Id,
IS l.a, 613-4 and octaves, They viii be sold {
manufacturess' prices Musical Merchandise Of
all kinds and &c any quantity. Among oilers,
the subscriber keeps constantly on hand lh. largs
q q and finest seectlcns Of AccaFdeOns ever brot
Is lie Southern market, which are ntfrfe at the
most reasonable rates. GUITARS. manu- Rcfurs
ed b, VIM, Hal aud Son, rum tht most approx
ga Spanish Mopels. Thcse instruments are 10 d &
fist class. and warranted toslani the c'iMate
The subscriber has had many yeas * Ierfen eilt
the Music business ia the Northetn cifies, as well
as New Orleans, and is thoroughly aoqua nted
with the minatest details of the bnsiness. His
stock is the hest selected that has ever been in the
Soathelu marker, and his tacilltiesare such that
he will Away have on hadd selected stock u
all kinds at Musical ms rments and the Laest
aud Most Fashionnf lie Music The Mnsica pubs
lie areIrcspecaully iavaedt e. call aud expmHe his
sock. april s., "a 39-ly.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21
HARD ARE

Anu
IR ON ST O II h
Nos. SO and 81. Camp Street. N. OrteGps
FSSEESFH4Y & tsEIN.
wMPORTERS and Dealers Foreign and Do
mestic Hardware, Cutlery. Iron, lip Plate.
Sc. &c, thanS tLeir friends for their very LIBERAL
patrouagc-the quality and price Of theif goods,
and their prompt attention 10 all orders received
viii, they hope, secure to them continuance OF
their favoss. BY arrivals from European aud NJ
then ports, they are constantly receiving fresh sup
plies, carefully selected, of every thing IN their
line and can confidently invite the attention of pu
chasers to their latge aud well assorted stock,
which the following is part, viz
English Bar Iron, round, square \ hat-10O tons.
Resi- Cattle do do DO do-lO0 tons,
Do do boiler plate tlo-!0 tons,
Go do Iron, round, square & Cat 500 io9e
Do Tenaesse boiler plate-30 torsa
Do do plough dc--24 toas,
Do do meuIds-10 tors
Do do plates--I5 tons,
Braziers' rods, !, 5-l6 and 8 ihca d--3Ot ns
Sheet Iron--English, American and Tennessee
from 10 10 26--500 bds
H,op Iron-fro.u $50 I" 2 nch--SG0 bids.
Round do-irom 4 TO l. 2 iath. 200 bids.
Gut Nalls-Celebrated Weymouth, and other go, d
branus,-3,0U0 kegs.
Press spikes-300 kegs
ock et and Table Cutlery. Razos &c.
TIN Plates, best Charcoal brands, 600 boxes,
Block Tin, ne, SpelteT &c, l50U1 poun.is,
Brazi srs' Copper, from 40 to 120 10 sheets 10000
German, Shear. Blister and Cast Steel, 55 600
Axes-genuine Collins's Hunts' &c, $50 xes
Spades and Shovels. Ames's aud other brands-
$50 dozen, es3
whit,smOre's Cotton. Wool aud Horse Cards
coo toaen. ~ s.
coffee willie, Wilson'S genuine, 200 dozen,
Patent Balances and Platform Scales. Anyils.
Vices, Stock and Dies, BcIios,
Ok, Trace, Log, Iuller audi soil Chains
Chain cubes anchors. Coopr-' tools, Fintlers'd
Americanapd English Locks, Sliding door Fnrni
ture. Hooks and Piatcs Hinges, Butt and Parlia.
meni Hinges, Win1ow Fasteners OF every de
scriptior, Hoses of every description and pat
tern, Gross Cut, Pitt and Mill saws, Plonghs OF
Kings, Halls, and other good bands.
HollowWare and e'asllngs so tors.
TaFTed and Mannilla Rope, III sizes,
Oakuln Marine, IIouseline &c
SLer7, Linseed, Lard. and Whale Oils.
Atlantic Pure White Lead,
Black and Yellow Paints, Yerdigris,
P ris and Chrome Green,
French Pots from ! to SO pints,
Mill and Gllnd Stones.
Sheet, Bas, aud Pig Lead, Lead Pipe, &c. 49,.
They are also the onl, Agents 10 New Orleans
Whitman, Yanlesr Il Cos celebrated Tennese
ron. nov IS. 1888.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21

ZINE DIRE s. BOO - dozen pairs ex-
ira fine Ffench II Dress Boots, manu-
featured expressly for this market, received
and for sale BY ]. "a. Col soR co.
Vicksburg, March 70.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21
POWELL g billiard.

MAIN STREET, Y 700 CITY.
WAVlN Nc III en- in idanlon 70 orr fpfm e
Z usive Manuiactory, tn tstublishm ~.
lately occupied - Mr.. II. Primm, pppo.ite
our oI,l stand. would respectfully inform tie pul
lie That we have made extensive additions 70 our
ntn..y "A
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21
CARRIAGES,

both Of. our owl aud NOlthern and Eastern manu-
Gacsories Compris ng Coaches, Coaehee, al I'M
To-, Iarouches and h mot tees. R0ckaWa5s, slice
seat l3tiaries 81 superior tvie, vi h rytenioa tops
rom ming The convenience 81 Bafouche or Rock-
8uav. Also, roll up side top Aggies. liIgpf,
Pheaton, and open Buggles d elegalp patesl for
sinaIe OF double harness. Also, B ggy ana CateII
tlmness Whlpssof all paltsfns, n Ding p IDLE. /,
.Martingales. Bri 10 b Is, STIR up II n; I'd es'
Gent einen and Bows riding Saddles Of allpaf ne
of o II own manu- faoiufe. Saddleha q and 3 nFs
also. FIR Mes OF all coloTs. We bling f1r sad.
al ~ktas. hand-lollers and furnish NJ go Ids OF
all kinds fof saddle and harness mahuiaeture.
Alsu-Oil Carpet, Brussels do, and earpe fringe.
Enamelled cloths OF all colors, paten' Dash aud
collar .ra4her, Hngskins and Saddle Shilling,
Enameled top Ieather-ais1 Enameled Leather
Tor Linlng, comprising all the coiors used. Blue
and Drah troadeIoths, danask of al patterns an 1
colDfs, silk or fes oons, trnges for do, silk and
worsted Tuis, no der assets, broad am MARIO
Laces, luftinp buttons of all color, tufsing and
band nails. Tacks Of all sizes, brass aud silver
knobs, iappanned, brass and silver gl.ss frames
Coach handles end locks bnle If all sizes, screws
do /; Springs, .Axels, top props AID CAPPED Nuts,
castings OF all kinds. Alsso-a god ssortmn Mt OF
Baeksmith's tcols. Coach varn,sh, Pain :, Leads
&c. Also Buggy and Wagons hubs, turned spot es
aud beni shafts aud rims, BuggI poles and lows,
and coach poles.
We also manufacture wagons for four or two
horses, Pedar wagons, Draws, Or Wagons and
Carts Dras and wagon Harness, Ike Consistently
on hand Trace htins, Collars, Brides, Whips
and all heavy articles used for such purposes. Ill
CT which we fer Tor sale on reasonable terms for
Dash or approved creli4. Persons wishing any
thing in our line will find il their interests Call
and examine our stock before purchasing else.
L
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21
AGENCY Tz0R III.

GREAT 1ORIlHERN aR4ILtR DAD
LOUIB.
Mag IRA FA4 NIB IF FAf0, VIA
a 81. Louis. Chicago ossd Detroit
FENTfE tsreat Y est r. Kailroa NV open
s trough Cana TO Niagaa Falls. Making
an e0tire Railroad communication hom a to 70
New fork city, ruanieg as It does, through az
old ana thickiy settled country, makes It one Of
tie most desirable routes rom the South 70 the
N6r:h aud East.
gTF { furiher particulars and Through Tickets.
oaauire a; the Office of lie Preniss llose.
FL. II. 81 ga MONS. Agent.
april7, Vicksbarg, Miss.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

+ a Superior assortment of SPRING and SUM-
MEa CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Umbrellas and
Canes, Articles for the Toilet, and a stock Of
CH1LDREN's CLOTHING that is indispensable.
Thanking nur friends for past faV rs we on
" ask hem TO call and examine the finest
stock that could be selected.
March 81 WV H, STEVENS.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21
A. GAMBLE
1E. F.sKATEs.
GAMBLE & SKATES.
THarbEe Yard.
F.sKATEs.

china Street, Vicks6urg, Miss.
3 N alItioa to SUI stock we hive received a
4 large lot Of Italian marble direct from Italy
in block and slab also the finest quality of
American; we have also large, varied, and
splendid lot finished off, ready for engraving.
The finest qua ity of Monuments, Tombs.
Head and Foot stones of all sizes, marble
man ell pieces, caps and 81 Is for building, steps
for door ways, and every thing in the Marble
line.
Engraving done in he neatest manner, and
at the shortes notice.
Weinvie the people in need Of such work to
call and examine for themselves
All orders promptly attended to.
A. superior Fot OF Italian Marble Mantels on
hand and for sale 1t ptiees ranging from $50 10
$500. 34ly