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CHANCE 10 MAKE MONEY.-pro6able and honora-
II Bile enpoyment--The subscriber is de.roue having
agent IN each county and town Urion
TO only will be required and anything like efficient energetic
man can make from three five dollars
the employed realizing sum Every in
formation viii be given by addressing, postage paidJ
WIN. A. klNSiER,
Noys--d3t' Box 6ol, Philadelphia (Pa.) P0<t Office
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AoQuITrED.-The Columbia Carolinian learns that Lee
Dixon tried Kershaw for the murder of Graham
has been acquitted
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SALE TODAY.

Ny GREEN - SCOTT, Anctioneers.
II ACELLEkT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Ia AT AUCTiON.on Thursday The inst we shall sci al
10 O'Clock, at the residences Of John
north eide OF feuns lvana between 3D.
the Potomac House, excellent
Mahogany plush covered other sofa an
DO parior, rocking, and other chairs
DO sideboard. dressing and other bureaus
DO marble top pier tables
Do dining, breakfast, card, and tables
Do haraek, cherry French and other bedsteaas
Maple and painted wardrobes N washstands
Feather beds and bedding
Hair aud shuck
China, glass, cfockery and ware
Pauor and chaMber window curtains ~ shades
Tapestry, Brussels, ingram, and stair
Oieloh, hearth and
Cooking, alright,
With large assortment of kiichea uensii..
Terms All under over %a5 credi, <,vro fan,
and months, for notes satisfactorily endfsrd bearing Interest
GREEN h SCOTT,
NOV Sd Aactoneers.
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Odd Fellows Hall.

The Julien Basiesque Opera Troupe OF Twenty Per-
formers,
REiNG the largest company Of Ethiopian
respectfully Of
aad amusing entertainments,
Al The above hail. or four nights only
evening, 9Th Instant
Prominent in this unique and new enterprise IL the
NJ. JULIEN AND HIS RENOWNED ORCHESTRA,
Comprising fourteen selections from different operas
The buresqus Hutchinson family,
original selection cbofuseshe whole pro-
n"nneed to be the best musical exhibition In the country
Tickets ciidTen's az
the music stores, hotels, and at the door.
Concert commences at u O'Clock.
NOV f-du H. s. CARTEE, Manager.
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HALIFAX, Nov. Tia, p m,-The r. NJ. steamship Amer
lea with Liverpool dates Of the 2sh ut h fully due
this port, but has not been sgnalized.
The mail steamship Osprey with st. John IN y dates
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Hino.s Election.

CmcAeo, (Il.,) Nov. s2J6, a, m.-ln this city Wood
wm.a republican, for Congress- has 1858 majority, and
Miller for State treasurer has about the majority
The republican ticket is doubtless elected.
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vi.consin Election

MmwAuKE, Nov s-2}E, a. m-Spooner, anti Nebraska,
IL elected to Congress.
The city elects four republicans and democrat to the
assembly.
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TOR RENT The resiaeHe. Towson y and
lih streets Both house
order Gas aud furnace heat throughout
geber with hot aud cold bsi kitchen,
buffers pantry The lous- be bad partially furnished
Enquire the premisesarcm IL tii 2
DC, iT-lmif1uThSun
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Specie Clearings. Drposites
100 SO si7733a56 s4505s5si
November 4,... s3,89 i0o0a6s6 is,72f0f7 43504s64
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THE wEATHER.--Ice three inches thick made a, New
York Monday last An early closing OF canal and river
navigation is looked for. AT Boston, the day the
thermometer at sunrise stood IA degrees above
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DETRoT, Nov. T.Seyer wards of this city give Barry,
democrat fr governor majority of III, and Stuart
ocra for Congress- majority OF 92 The other wards viii
give republican majority and the city will anti Nebras-
ka by 200 to 400 majority change of 22o0 to 400 since
1852.
Barry's majority for governor in Hsmsrsmoek is l0l in
Sprngwells, 49, Pontiac. 100 Bloomfield 81 aud Mar
shall, l6.
Ensham, republican, for governor has the following
jorities Greenard, 80 Ann Arbor, 81 Ypsean, l6s
Calhoun county -four towns) AS Battle Greek 1888 Bed
ford, 80 Peneld co. kalamazoo, 100 Texas, l6 Ross,
Sc 0stend, "a Miles, ll5; New Buffalo llS Marengo, y;
Richand, tO Albion so Cold Water $780, Avon 3s; and
Groveland, 20.
The city Of Monroe gives Noble, democrat for Congress-
2G6 majority.
walbridge and Howard rcpSboaas, elected to Con-
gress.
The indicate that the State has gone anti Nebra,
ka by overwhelming majority and the election of the
tire anti Nebraska State and congressional ticket
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By GREEN Il SCOTT, Auctioneers.

ny GREEN q SCOIT Auctoneers
oUSEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Al On Monday, the 18th instant, shall seli
Ut the residence George Burns north
between 9th and m the Of 7
sortment of furniture,
Mahogany sofas, paor and rocking chairs
DO marble top centre and pier tables
tine gilt glasses and marble brackets
Fine painted cottage chamber full
Fine vctve1 tapestry carpets hearth and mating
Fine large corner day and mantei clock
Girandoles, hall and other lamps
Painted window shades, feather beds
TrundIe and French bedsteads, mattresses
Alright and other
With good lot OF kitchen requisites
Terms All @25 cash over AQ5 credt NJ "a
and 30 days notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
81, GREEN h SCOTT,
MOVE Auctioneers.
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Oct Dc uwsds
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DELEGATE CoSGREss kASsAs--Col James N.
Burnes is announced candidate for delegate Con-
grcs. from the Territory OF Kansas The time Of election
has not yet been ordered.
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The NEW ORIEANs.-A letter from
New Orleans states that the epidemic o present year
the severes hSt visited that city with the excc-
ton of that of 1853 The number OF deaths from the
of July the 10th Of October is down a, 2420 and
Mb number of cases at 1880
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Subscriber has excellent second
pic alton. IAS - Mrf,rTrpV - ~
Nav 7-t Aucion.er and s,o,,sr;.sion Ns,ch.n,
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FISISG a GovERSoR--Tbe Wing Statesman, published at
Butler, Choctaw county, Alabama says that Governor
Winston of Alabama fined dollars few days ago
by circuit judge in of the counties of Mississippi for
wearing his hat and putting cigar in the du-
ring the session Of the aay
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ON RENT OR sA LETbe modern four story brick house
on 18th Seet, E. repair,
dry cellars and TO good the will be
given LIST November. Apply
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
OctN-a Auctioneer.
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NAh " hOUf COAL.-The subscriber 4 lew o
hass patent coal siiers, which extensively
me worm NO heusekeepe should be present
hen price OF coal JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Nov 7-~a huci ~ n.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11

Tust Received
aD New Black lace application mantlss
Solid Grape Berages and A. Black silk
Rich embroidered L. e. Handkerciefs,
Null, Nainsook and Swiss Muslins;
White and printed BriIlian.ines;
Cords and Tassels for curtains and
mosquito bars;
Also ON hand, Ryan's English and Wer-
sons best Kid and lasting Caters and EIalfn
Gaiteri, boots, Shoes, Ac.
Vicks. may12 GIBBS & HOWE
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11

sRHln4 ano Summc Goods
he undersigned have astreceiyed new
stock 9 Fancy aud Staple Drg Gooda
consisting ia part OF
a new style Of plain, plaid,and figure dunno
Iner dress Crepes de Paris; Flounfed Crssn
dine Robes; new style ofBarege Sfre1
Robes: new style Of Crepe La obSs
Plain, Figured and Striped Silks foiots
Solid colored Bareges, and Grana siIesi
ors; Printed Organdies and Jac Po6es.
large assortment Of Black Dire ,ods ee-.,
rich; great many other Dress ,ods "a n.
descriptions.
EMBROIDERH8
In Swiss, Jaconet, ValencI n Honi,or
Valencin Honiton collars, miseffs snJ
Sleeves; avery rich assortm Of Main snS
embroidered Cambric H'dkeT as. Jaconel
and Swiss Buiiings Bands, ingand IheIb-
ings; Honiton and Thread Bonnetr. R e;r
bons, Gloves and 1.ts, P8 Sbsde. go
Fans; new kind Of Mant Swiss. Jocoret
and all kinds Of White &C II.
"A large assortment of Irish Linens. pr;nto
Linens and Linen Cambrics Linen sheefinr
and table cloths, Damasd and verv rich u;1
dow Curtains; Cottonades and Linen drillings
Marceile Quilts, ,Carpetings, G lass ana ouee1e.
ware, and great many fancy article, too nee
merous to mention.
OUR OLD STOCK AT COST
Our old Stock we offer to sell A. cost -;
to make room, and our nsw Stock. wbicbtds
are able to say that we have as fne eess,s
ment as any fancy retail store in New ore ~
and we offer to sell at New Orleans pricee
We will receive New Goods everv weeet 5,i-
ring the season.
Please call and see our fine selection
10 THE GENTLEMEN
We have just received very fine assortmcpt
of Clothing: 'ui'n'
b ack, Blue, Brown, and Green Frocbi. Pale
tots and Sacks, French drapdeta i FrocRs ! n5
Sacks, Merino and Alpaca Coats, all kinds ~
Linen and Hair coats, Casimooites Frocks
Paletots, and Sacs, &C.
Black Dee Skin Pants, superfine Black Me-
rino Pauts, Plain and striped white Linen .panla
all kinds Of Casimerete Go; FaAcy Csnera
pants
large assortment of all kinds Of Fant
Vests, the latest styles; a fine assortnfenf 81
Shirts, drawers Cravats and handkerchief
Silk Hats the latest styles: shoes boots and
gatars.
Gent emen we offer to sci clothing so per
cent cheaper than any other house in this place
March 10, '54 ly NJ. REINIAN d Co
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11

Notice.
lust received and for sale, 4 splendid
assortment pf masonic an Old Fellow d
Regaiass consisting il parl as follows.
TO segs 5sh degree painted Regain.
80 s painted and emb'd do Extra.
8 Masonic a pr0ns,
Sets Royal Arch Extra fne.
with genel assortme
Of AZ col rs and Qnal
elliow fer cash nr % pnnetual
u1clasers WOOD & BROW
AGO ely, may e ,854
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
IUST RECEIVED AVID OPENING,

JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING,
Al Latge md S Iondia Assortment ofSpring
"A and summer Goods, consisting in part Of
Plaid and plain Ogandies,
Flounced Organdie Robes,
Barages of all colors and qualities,
Chaleys Of every variety.
White & mourning Chimesetts, &c.
Plain and printed silk Tissues,
Ginghams, Mnslins and Lawns, en- assortment.
Extra wkite Lace Mantillas different Pafern
Emb'd Swiss Sleeves and Cnds, a variety
Emb'd and Ian Linen Handkerchief,
Plaid. plain, and emb'd S0iss Muslin, extra,
Lawn Edging and insertings. all kinds and quality
Bonnets Of an colors and qualities and of The
latest les; Black Silk net Shawl; Brown and
white Linnans OF every variety;
Having pulch sed under tho most fayoFab
terms enables ns to offer great Inducements. P
chasers viii please cali and examine our s. +
before purchasing elson here.
march "a. WOOD & BROWN
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
.HARWARE. IR0N. 80 oAsTINas

Il AIN ARE, IRON, N All.S CASTINGS
I'D RICHARDS, No. Ii, Chalef sie
0e aud wholesale DeafstFest0u
q Hardware, IS constantly
large additions II bis already extensiy cb
which count ae e.afts Waald do well am
Inc sslole palehfs,Hl q elewhefe. 81 iQlseNtns
eamp ssloeh
7 ms raH.
200 dn % IN 0s slice goe;
800 . us
nj
2aD fgea
30O0 kes Aal, sa brands;
1000 dozen xet 0llias cos, Hunts ana otf
ers' make;
hosels and spades sseafs,
Mil Stores ali sizes; Mil Ifoas. B ting loths;
S erm Lara and Linaeed Oils; window Case
Putty, Paints, etc, with extenesye assortment d
Shelf Hardware
New osleans. Febuarv srd 1854.
TO Housekeepers
The attention ofctizeus and strangers visiting
the, ciiy is par,ie, laty called tO the varied and
House Fs1rnis1iag Goods,
at The store oftbe updefsigned which arenow be-
inc offered al such
as TO render il greatly to the advantage purcha-
sers to call and examine them. Among their as
sortment may be found
Rich Decorated China Dining Tea g. Toilet Sets;
Plain White do DO do do;
Gilt and While do d. do do;
EaFthenware do do dc;
Rich Cut Glass Bowl /, Pre-
Do DO do do do do;
Silver 81 aled castors Walters cake Baskeis
do candlestieks spoons Forks &c;
do Walters Bottle stands,6Lc
Knives and Forks Japarned Waiter;
Woodenware Tinware;
Andirons Tenders Shovels and Tonos;
cooking stove and oast Iron Ware generey;
Lamps OF ali kinds and and Chandeliers.
Besides variety oil articles necessary all house
keepers te numerous to be named IN an adye tises
ment. B. BROWER u CO.,
March II TT. II Camp street opposite .ciis
Hotel.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11


IRON ST Or
Nos 8p nad % Camp Sirees. ~ 0rssa1'
BEE AHlX SS
| II AIP0RTIsEls and Dealers Foreign aud Do
nestle Hardware, Cutlery, lrons llR Iate
Sc. Sc, ihanS lhgiF friends lortheir very libera
patfouaee--the quality and price of their goods
and Their prompt attention to all prdeN received
will, they hope, secure 70 them continuance Q!
their lavors BY arrivals from European.and Nor.
then ports, they are constantly receiving fresh sup
plies. carefully selected, Of every thing ~ theli
ine and can confidently invite the ailentlenol pnf
chaseFs to their large and well assorted Stock
which the following Is part, VIZ
Fnslisb Ilar Iron round, square 81 fat7 90 tons.
Best Cable do % DO do-l0O tons,
Do Pennsylvania da do do-I00 tons
Do Do boiler plate do-2O tons,
ao do Iron, round, square & hat S00l0ns
% Tennesse boiler plate tons,
Do do plough dc-24 ions,
Do do plates--15 tons.
BTazicrs, rods, 1, 5-I6 and inch d--30 ne
Sheet Iran--Isngllsh, American and Tennessee
from 10 10 26--500 hdls,
ITonn IFon-rroa 5,S TO A 2 inch--S00 bdls.
Round do--from j to g Z 2 ineh..2 200 bdls.
Cut Nails celebrated Weymouth and olhcfgood
hrands,-3,O 900 kegs.
Press spikes 800 kegs
oeket and Table Cutlery, Razos &c.
Tin Plates. best Charcoal brands, GOO hoxes,
Block Tin, Zine, Spelter &c, 5000 pounds,
ISrasiers Copper, from 10 10 lb sheets, 40, 600
German, Shear. Blister aud Cast Steel, rs 900
Axes-genuine Collins Hunts, &c, $50 boxes
Spades and shovels, Ames's aud other brands
$50 dozen,
Whiuemore7s Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards
Coz Goaen.
-ofFee Wills, Wilson'S genuine, 200 dozen,
Patent Balances and Platform Scales, Anyils,
Vices, Stock and DIrs, BELOW,
OK, Trace, Log, Halter and soil Chains.
Chain enbles anchors, Gooprss tools, Timers Il
american aud English Locks, Sliding door Furni
ture, Hooks aud Plates Hinges, Butt and Parlia-
ment Hinges, Window Fasteners or every de-
seription, Hoses of every description and pat.
tern. Cross Cut, Pitt and Mill Saws, Ploughs Of
Kings, Halls, and other good brands.
HolowWare and Castings so tons.
Tarred and Manuilla Rope, all sizes,
Oaknm Marine, Houseline &C.
Sperm, Linseed, Lard, and Whale Oils.
Atlantic Pure White Lead,
Black and Yellow Paints, Verdigris,
Paris and Chrome Green,
French Pots from to so pints,
Mill aud Gnnd Stones.
Sheet. Bar, and Pig Lead, Lead Pipe, &c. So,
They are also the only Agents in New Ollean s
sfHillman, Vanleer u Co.'S celebrated Tennessee
on. nov. Is, 1853
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11

II attest Arrival To-day we received
La new aud comprehensive stock Of La
dies Dress g 9ods. some Of which have never
oeen offered in Vicksburg. A few o The
principal articles we enumerate.
French Organdies, Printed Campries
Berges, Poplins. Fissnes,
Grenadines, and a splendid assortment
Linen Lawns,
OWAN, CHAPLIN g. OK.
may IL
very fine assortment Of ladies' Shoes,
"A Caters & Half Caters just received by
NJ. REMAINS & CO
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
New GOODs! New GOODs!

DOYS' CLOTHING-We are i'll receipt
h-D of the largest and most complete assort-
ment of Boys and hildren's lothing, for
Spr ng and Summer wear, ever offered in this
market. Parents purchasing will do well to
give us a call. B US come and see for your
selves. ]. A. COULSON q. co.
TN1NE DRESS BOOTS dozen pairs ex-
n ira fine French 'alf Dress Boots, manu-
factured expressly for this market, received
and for sale by J. A. CouLsoN CO.
Vicksburg, March 10.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
PrentisS House,
III. III. sim mons, Proprietor.
IL - II

Vicksburg, 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 viii supplied with furniture
convenient to the Ste mboat landing and
Railroad Depot and the proprietor is deter
mined that his table shall not be surpassed
BY any Hotel iii the Southwest. The
servants porters &c., are well trained and
attentive and no one desiring to travel up or
down the river need be under no appre-
hension Of missing boat. feb 28
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-11
N M l2S@,
Or AGF OF PROGRESSION:

~ politicians daily and hourly demonstrate
which form hs base ofou prosperity happiness
the world these elemental
chconsin prfnun this
PROGRESSIVE AGE
should add that aude
purchased om the present day honorable
people while the other hand the abandonment Of commerce and traffic sn
peculiarly and hence peculiarly and enlightened and
following faetto
That Pow 81 HOBART have just taken possession ofther
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-06-29
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, June 81, 1854


GRA1N-Uheat-No Wheat offered; prices are
therefore nominal
Corn steady-about 1000 bushels offered, and
sales of white at 80 81 cents, yellow at SO
cents, and mixed 70 70 cents per bushel.
Oats-Sales Of Maryland at 60 81 cents per
bushel.
From the American of Saturday lastl
ToBAcco-We have again to note an active
week in Maryland Tobacco, the entire receipts
being taken as soon as inspected. The stock in
the hands of the commission agents is extremely
lght-lghter perhaps than has been the case at
this season for many years, and should the de-
mand continue, but little of the present crop will
remain unsold. A large portion of the sales this
week, and indeed for several weeks past, has
been for the French government, and some of the
shippers prefer to wait until that demand is salts
fed. We quote
Common to good ordinary Maryland, S5.25aS6;
middling, S6as6.25; good to fine brown S6.5OaS7;
and fine brown S7aS9.
The inspections of the week comprise S99 hhds.
Maryland; $40 hhds. Ohio; and 124 hhds. Ken
tucky-total 1856 hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-06-29

THE FOURTH OF JULY AND THE WASH
INGToN NATIONAL MoNUMENr.-Ameri-
cans, the Anniversary of the Glorious
celebrating ,hstanniverssry, next ito your i'm
i,a,ion of the virtues and practice of The
precep,s of the founders of the Republic,
can be sdopied than liberal response TO
the appeal recently made to you by the
Board Of managers, and copy of which is
hereto annexed. The urgency of the case,
the necessity Of your aid, and the call upon
your patriotism, should stir you up 10 &C.
ton, and cause you 10 come as one man to
thu rescue.
call, then, on you to contribute towards
This noble objec. on the glorious anniversa-
rv of yonr canni.r,sL nAAnead...ae.-I->.
The orators Of the day devote few words
10 the cause, and The collections on the &C.
casion be an evidence Of the estimation in
which you hold the virtues and services Of
"the nations best benefactor'
JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Sec.
We have no doubt many Of our fellow
citizens would cheerfully contribute some
thing for the erection of the Monument, il
convenien. opportunity was offered them.
We would therefore suggest, in accor-
dance with the above circular, that our Lit
ersry Debating Club, when they assemble to
celebrate the anniversary of American In
dependence, have suitable box placed a,
the Court House door for the purpose Of
receiving such contributions.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-06-29

A TERRIFIC AND DESTRUCTIVE HAIL
STORM, passed over sections of Kent coun-
~, Nd, on Saturday afterno on last, doing
immense damage. Some entire fields Of
whea, and corn are said TO be literally des-
troyed The roofs of the houses is many in
stances shattered the trees entirely berell
of their foliage, and the bark torn of: A
large number of sheep end poultry were
also killed. Hailstones nearly as large as
hens eggs were lying upon the ground
late on Sunday evening. Fields which pre-
scented on Saturday q ripe and abundant
harvest Of wheat, were on Monday morn
ing given up to the cattle for pastur-
age. Nearly the entire wheat crop, (some
1850 bushels) of the Hon. Jas. A. Pearce,
was destroyed. The entire loss in the
country is estimated q, 100000, end not
only the wheat. but corn, vegetables, fruit,
&c., suffered great damage. A large guam
lity of window glass wass broken in Ches-
,er,own. The storm also extended 10
Qeen Anne's county, where. much injury
was also sustained.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-06-29

The Upper Marlboro Planters .advo-
cate says tina. the whea, crop in all ,ha,
section of the State has been much injured
by the rust. \ gentleman in Charles county
had prospec. three weeks ago of making
$500 bushels of wheat, and now he does
no. expect over 500 bushels.
In regard TO the tobacco crop, The .Advo-
cate says:
In some parts Of the county a tolerable
quantity Of tobacco has been planted and
in others scarcely any. We have heard of
several gentlemen abandoning their tobacco
crop altogether for wan. of plants depend
ing upon other staples. Good rains from
r~- Ju iy--uu4d- 1vvur1 sufrruttr
crop What is rather remarkable circum-
stance, we hear j. stated tina. in those Sec
lions Of the county where abundant, there
have been very few and poor "seasons," the
rain being confined TO those who were not
prepared TO plant.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-06-29

ENGLAND's WAR VIEws.-A letter from
London states tina. the Government of Great
Britain, though reluctant to begin the war.
and not seriously decided upon carrying it
on with the necessary energy, so long as
the Car may be made 10 believe that he has
no allies, and accordingly, no chances Of
success, has determined TO employ all the
elements q. its disposition at the moment
when Austria shall have disappointed the
expectations based on her friendly assur-
ances. The war until now, has been only
a cessation Of peace. The whole solIcitude
Of the Western allies has been, until within
short time, to secure the Austrian alliance
in order to escape thoroughly, as they hope,
the real war. Nothing, however, has been
left undone 10 act inslan,sneously, and with
The utmost vigor, upon the failure of exer-
lions in that direction. 1t also stated that
Kossu,h has The di,ec, assurance of the
Sultan, ''and indirect notifications OF the
British Cabinet, that his presence in Con-
s,antinople, and especially on the frontiers
of TransyIvenia. will be desired a. the
shortest possible notice, upon any fresh al
tempt on the part of Ausr, to evade her
promise TO regard the march of the Russians
toward the Balkan as q casus beW for her
self. He is, Of course, at the disposition Of
the Allies for such ends, although he will
not bind himself to inactivity should The
contingency OF his being called upon no.
present itself to England.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-06-29
NOTICE.

DR. IVES, formerly Bishop Of the Protestant
~ Episcopal Church in North Carolina has
lately published work, in which he discloses the
trials of his mind in its progress to Catholiclty.
The forcibleness, with which he draws his con-
cuslons from the established premises, the ap-
propriate quotations, which he makes from the
Greek and Latin Fathers of the early Church'
and the cearness with which he gives expression
to his thoughts, pronounce him at once man OF
sound Judgment of vast erudition, and OF pene-
trating mind Persons DESTROYS to ascertain the
truth of these statements may get his work at inc
Post Office, in Port Tobacco, at the low price Oh
so cents. je 29-3t.