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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-14

hAhD Ie CASTINGS
IRON @
Riot Ne a
16 MNd'1 D4Isitestc1
HaFoMaft. community
large 9lons 6 bis aIIandy extensive eek'
which centfg uegehnnia would d. well
ine beleg Telchasing elssHbefen lhe iolioNing
comprse par 81 hfa stock;
no Ions sHeaish bar Iron.
200 % hoops band and sheet lIc
SEQ 10 eaFoIy g cos cnslins
es0casks 0x. log and Trace CHAINS
ESQ d oes. assof
$3.50 keNs Nails assorted, best bfaunsi
100 dozen Axes. Collins g cos Hunls and otns
eN make;
novels and Spades assorted, mes
Rowlondss etc
Mil Stones 81 sizes; Mil Irons Boiling Cloths
Sperm lard and Linaced Oils; window Class:
Putty. Paints. elc, with AZ exteneye assortment q
Shelf Hardware.
New Orleans. Fehuafy 3ld 1854.
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The attention Of citizens and strang VISITING
the, city il particularly called % the varied ara
splendid stock 81
House Fstrnis ling Goods,
1T The sore or the undersigned which are now BE-
ina offered 81 such
REDUCED PRICES
q Is render ii GREATS 70 the advantage fpuFcha
soFs to call and examine them. Among their as.
sortment mas 81 found
Rich Decorated China Dining Tea q Toilet seia;
" s1,S ~ S1 %sas 4 ! { & u
Rich Gle
IS IS do do do d.;
silver plated cnstofs Walters cake 2askets.
a eandlesiclEs spoons : oFks6e;
do Waters Bo,tle Standa,&c
Knives and Forks Japann55 Waiter;
WoaaenwaFe Tinware;
An8rons Tenders Shovels and TONES;
Geo |ng stove and cast Iron Ware generally;
Lamp 81 So kinds and and Chandaliers.
Besides av8r 81 articles necessary to all house
keepers tie numes0us rs Sc named 81 an advertise.
meni. BRoWER Il CO.,
March TIFF II Camp 4sei opposite Gin
Hotel
JUST RICE TIED AND OPENING
Large ind Salondia Assortment olspI
e and summer Goods, consisting ID part d
Plaid and Organdies,
Flonced Oraandie Robes.
Baiagas 81 an coloTs and qualities.
Chaleys pf every variety.
White mourning Chin el1s, &c.
Plain ana sik Issues,
6inghams Npsli and LaNas, 20 asso ltinent.
Extra wife see Nantillas different faIerns
Enb iss Sleves and Caiis, variety
Ef and llan Linen Handkerch;ef
Plaid, plain, anaemh'd Suiss Muslin, extra,
Lawn 81 Ping and insertings. all lkindsand quat
BonnaI Of al Golfers and qualities and Of th
latest Ies; Black Silk net ShaWls; Brown an
white Ishuana Of every variety;
Having purchased under the most favoTabl
terms enables us to offer great inducements. 2 j.
chs IS viii please Gull and examine our ssoel
lel purchasing elsewhere
nsfeh al WOOD 81 BROWN.
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R ON SIT 81
s, 81 81
oaIf and Aa o1eiSn ana Do
es|c Hardware. Cutlery krons Iin elatq.
So, 81. INNS her 4enss l9t tash 49, loesel
81 Tie quality and price o thels goede.
a6a I.sif prompt attention IS Oh orders received
ilI. fht4 hope secure q them eontlp 1ee d
their latc arrivals isoEa European aud nol-
then nort les ofS c6nstaN eeeiRlne fresh Nnp
alies carefully selected Of efeIy thing IL tl..f
Tine. and Gun eoNAd tent invite e attention q pal
ohasefs "a heir laree md vel assorted stock
which the oi lowing = als, ~ 80 So
English Bar Iron, round, square = hat--tg1 tons
Best Gabie a. DO % dol toHe'
DO Pennsylvania 10 DO co.. tpas
Do as boiler plate to-2 tons
do 40 Iron, round, square q fat eJ0lona
Do Tennease boiler plato pms,
Do do plough do tonss
Do al mouldalU tors
Brazicrs' rods, l, 5.I6 aud inch $50 ua
shesf Iron--Enqlisl, AmeFican md Tennessee
from 10 10 26- 500 bdls,
fInan Fron---freal SIS to a IL iachs e80 bids.
Round do--from i4t09 2 inch. sgo BIDS
Cut Nalls-aC Celebrated Weymouth andotheI good
bfands,--3,N00 kegs.
Press spikes--S00 kegs
Poke and Table Cutlery. lsa2os 90.
I'm Plates, best Charcoal brands, GOO boxes
Block Tin. Zine, spelteT Ae. 5OU0 pounds
Brazil rs' Copper. from 10 & ~ 10 sheets 900
German, Shear, Blister and Cast Steel, 900
Axes-uenufhe Collins Hunts. dc. 25a boxes
Spades aud Shoyels, Ames's md other brands
go dozen,
Vhittemore,a Cotton. Wool and Horse Cards
zoe 5oaen.
coffee Mills. Wilson'S genuine, 200 dozen,
Patent Balances and Platform Scales, Anyis
Vices St0elI and Dies, BELOW,
OK, Trace. Log, Halter and soil CHAM
Chain eubes anchors, Cooprs tools, Timers q
american and English Locks, SldingdooF Farnl
ture, Hooks and Plates Hinges Butt and Paflia-
meni Hinges Window Fastenel ofevory De-
seription, Hoses Of every sription and pat
tern, Gloss Cut, Pitt and SID Saws, PIonghs 81
King's. Halls and othe good blandss
Hollow Ware and Castings so tons.
Iarfed and Manniila Rope, an sizes.
0akum Marine, Houseline &c.
sberns, Linseed, lard, and Whale Oils.
Atlantic Pure White Lead
Black and Yellow Paints, Yerdigrfs,
Paris and Chrome Green,
French Pets from 70 SO pints,
Mil and Guna Stones.
Sheet, BaS, and Pig Lead, Lead Pipe. sc. De
Ihey are also Is Only Agents il Now OfIean
iillman. Vanleef Il Co.'S lebrated Tennessee
On. nov. Is. 1852
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Isl RLYG a % DDSl SPRING 90 obs
SILKS some beautiful 81


SILKS some beautiful pa
terms; checked and striped sillS--iust the
article; French and English chintz; Satin,
STR ped, and Jacquant Berages; Black and co..
olsd challies- -beautifu; Plaid and striped I.is-
sues; Honiton chemisettes and sleeves; Eourn-
H,dkefehiefs-
large lot Of New style Trimmings for
pring md summer lust received BIZ
icksburg, march z. GIBBs i HOWE.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
Superior assortment Of SPRIEG and Sum
ER GLorHN6, Furnishing Goods Boots
and Shoes Hats and Caps, Umbrellas and
Cane Articles l5F The Ioilet and stock n
Gro1aNe that uns1
ag our friend past IS we on
b ask them to call and examine the finest
stock that could be selected.
eh IL, WIN. H STEVENS.
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TflaIAHllall 81 60.

Plantation and RefasL Druggists
(Saccessors Of the late James IS Shawl
CORNER or ST. CHARLES AND COMMON SITS.
UNDER THE Y ERA1gDAa HOTEL.
New Orleans
u AVIEG purchased lie above Establishment
WILDE prepared 70 furnish Planters, Physi.
ans ana Families with fresh and genuine Medi-
cines, which by arrangements with Nothen
Houses, Importers, Sc, they are receiving almons
weekly hy steamer.
They win guarantee The purity St every afteie
aid 81 them. and make good ms deficiency il
4ralitY of anything hich may iaii b i've salts.
action 6 cbasols. Their stock embraces eve.
spally keptin stores Of the Kind, and VII
loW as medicines Of good quality is
aiIef ased ii New Orleans.
efsons visiting our city, are respectfully inviiet
o.call and exanisle our stock before PURCHASING
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-14

spring M.U NI Goods
LiA nna ened hate LII received anew
si0ck 81 Fancy aod Staple ny Goods
cons ting inpaft 81
"a new Isl Of plain plaid end t1no.
mcr dress Crepe a Rmie; tlounted oraon
dine Robes; new style 81 Hafe7e thaaI
Plain, igufed ana lS'ped silks q ccICr1
ors; Printed Oreon1es aid SIC scr Hotc
large assortment OF Black Ores 0odc ecrr
rich; q great many other Dress 29ods Of
de crptIoN
AMBROIDEBtE
~ Swiss, Jaconet. Valencif nd Honilon
Valencin Honiton collars, misetls and
Sleeves; very rich assortm =. 81 plain and
embroidered Cambria H'dkeY 3l'sfs; Jaconei
and Swiss Buthngs Bands. ne and Inslb-
ings; Honit0n and Thread Bonnetgs Rein
bons, Gloves and nis Shades and
Fans; d new kind 81 lIanti Swiss, Jaconet.
and all kinds Of White
"A large assortment d Irish Linens pfinlc,
Linens and Linen Cambrica Linen sheetinc,
and table cloths, Damasd and very rich win,
dow Curtains; Cottonades and Linen billings,
alarceile Quilts, Carpetings Glass aDa oueehe,
ware, and great many fancy article. TOO nee
merous 70 mention.
OUR OLD STOCK An COST
Dur We "a g. eel &C. cost pr
g make ROOM and or new Stock Whichtig
are able % say that We have s ne ass
ment IS any fancy retail tore Sd New Orlean
and We offer % SELL New Orleans prices
WeWih receive New Good every eee do
ring the season.
Please call and see our fine Selection
TO THE GENTLEMEN.
We have just received avery fine assortment
Of Clothing:
b acks blues Brown, and Green trochi, Pale
tots and Sacks, French drapdelait Frocls aud
Sacks, Merino and Alpaca Coats, 40 kinds 81
Linen and Hair coats, Cdsimooit1s
Paletots. and Sacs, &c.
Black Doe Skin Pants. supeTfine v AL c..
rino Pants, Plain and striped white lirtln panit
all kinds ol Casimefsle dos Fancy Cashmere
IpanN
ae oHenf ~ al binds ar
Nc fle met g
Shirts dfN and hndE
Silk Hats tho Ials
gaitars.
Gent emen we offer 70 I'll clothi
cent cheaper than any ether house ID lils place
March 1O,s'54l " "a. LEHMAN q CO.
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ID OYS' CLOTHING ne are Is receipt
of Tie largest and most complete assort-
ment Of Boys and hildren's lothing, for
Spl ng and Summer wear, eveE offered N this
market Parents purchasing win do well to
give ealls come and see for your
j elves "a. COULSON d CO
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HARwO0D . oIsAHVF0IgD


gE3IIE Partnership heretofore existing between
w alsmifh and III Vernon, under the
6rn Of ~. Halsmith CO., is this day dissolv-
"a ~ mutual consent.
The business of the old fr1l viii be settled
bv w. 1aIsnaith 1t the Office Of ]. III. Vernon,
successor O. K Halsmi s. co, corner Of Nsl'-
berry and south streets. Vicksburg, and atllis
Office. Raymond Raj road Depot, Kinds comfy
Mississippi.
al persons indebted to the above Arm are re-
quested to call and settle Immediately.
~. IIAISAIITH,
V'buro Feb. is. 81. j. M, YERN0 N.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-14
10 lie TraVeIIIlg ~.

TT u. ST AZ MONS. Proprietor Of The Pran>
s. louise. Vicksburg, Miss, takes
|pleaau Informing the public generally,
and ID Ave Ing community particularly
that on The b day Of May, he took charge
of the cabin arfang enaents II the Warf-boat
magn0llas nov lglng q tn anding
place, for the ex press purpose of aecQ
dating persons arriving % wishing &
on steamboats, in Che night, Of tn bad u ath.
eI, Which. together lh his present house,
offers unsurpassed induced nts for traVel
Ter either bg Steamboats, Railroad Or 9th
wise. Wei burg, may e 1854
bacon. 20 Casks ribbed Sides,
20 casks elea sides For sale
mayI2 Eo SM9 IS y BRO
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lgE. DRESS BOOTS - dozen pairs ex-
ia fne French Calf Dress Boots, manu-
featured expressly FOR this market, received
and ca sale by A. C0ULsoE q CO.
Vieksburg, March 10.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-14
GAITERs. s. I0ES- 40 R0OTS.

0AIIEEs, 3 IIIlI5- AND EJJIo.
- EsNT,' Fine calf and ter proof Boots,
Mud Boots, Youths boots and shoes. Ma
Nv Boots. Munr0es and Russetts Brogans,
Gents abies, and Chi ren's India-rubber
shoes, Ladies' Patent d ather, Morocco and
sultana Boots; Ladies' Black and an Caters
with bee and without; Ladies' Kid and Mo-
rocco Buskins, Ties and slippers; Ladies'
~ hite Kid and B ack attn ippers; Misses
and chi dren's Boots, Shoes, Ties, Sc.
march 10, GIBBS u HOWE.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-14
PIANO FORTFsy.

II IN - Il N1AA. a. Allk0s|
rchased, and on their way here 90 Fl.
ano Fortes, from those celeb Cd mas
+ Gilbert 8 Co., Of Roston Il. 1ale
of New York, aud Knabe, Garhie
of Baltimore. We wish = e1 pfesslt
rstood that We are the only authorized
left for the above manufaculrers IN this
eion--an5 can and mn sen them lolcer than
most dealers can afford to seU them IN the South.
Also-- Guitars, Victims, Accordions Flutes
Clarionetfes Flageolettes, Bsnjoes, Syringe
and all other trimmings. Instruction Books
and Sheet NInsic.
M b. All inasfumente ecld hs - arc war
ranted for Eve veaFs.
DOWNING, J10oA1Y 6 Co.
Dec. z. 1858. nsI7ly
g. IN. CHURCH.
LAS III store, and II receiving, . general as
assortment Of STAPLE GOODS, and,
the rading public may rest assured that
afte It eighteen years experience ia the Dry
Goods trade il this city that such as deal with
him will be properly dealt BY, either for cash
or CREDIT. we have on hand
Maftings; Carpetings; Riggs; RHssetts,
Boots and shoes, and Plantation Goods enerS
slly. march II.
AEW SPRING 90 obs
rJlel7 are receiving our usual stock Of Seas
oEABLE GooDs, among which are AZ the
recent sty les Of Dress Goods
WeaTabout silks:
Plush and striped India silks;
Satin plaid Bafeges, and Plain 9 areges;
Printed Linen Lawns;
Grenadines and Tissues;
Printed French Mushns;
Spring Challies;
French Embroideries;
Lace Mahtila as;
With many other articles adapted to the season,
and the wants of the publior G N. CHURCH.
Yicksburg, March
Newell Screws, Sfraub's Mills.
Iron Ratings.
3 continue Gle agency 81 these celebrated
Cotton Press Screws and Corn Nils, and
and are g all times prepared IS 81 orders Tor any
sizes wanted Will guarantees II every respect
Persons wishing Iron Railing or cemeirey or
Ofnanlenl osos. would De well 10 give us
call GEO. SAEDES q BRO.
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attest Arrival To-day We received
-AaneH and comprehensive stoe of-Las
diea' Drs4 1ode. some Of which have never
os offered 81 Vicksburg. a few of the
articles We enumerale.
French Organizes, Printed CaHpries
ReFEes, Peplins. Tissues,
enadfaes. and splendid assortment
Linen Wns
OWAN, CHAPLIN s. JACK
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EJIOWA. -
REIMAN6 CO. hare removed to the
49, New Brick building opposite Mr.. vii
SON S Jeweiry Store. M. REMAIN u CO.,
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Yazoo CITY arch Sit 1854.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
rrsICK AND AFFLlCTED. IN

THE most safe and certain remedy ever known to til,
world for the OF obstinate coughs cods asthma
bronchitis blood splitting liver complaint, whoopng
cough, Group tickling rising in the throat
bility, pains in the side breast broken constitution
from the abuse OF eaome and other causes, is DOCTOR
swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RYi and conSumpHon after 1t has reached state and as.
snmed character hitherto considered ncurabe, yield.
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
partition. Remember-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation, and the only compound prepared regular
physician. Il manufactured under the immediate care
DR.. SWAHNs, at his Laboratory. No. North Seventh
st. above Market Philadelphia.
For sale 5y-DR. JAMES BAKER, KELLS T. CALD-
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDSALL & Co., Cincinnati,
and By dealers generally. sep19
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From Washington.
co.aEsroxpExoe on rlIs wnEELlNo INrELLleExcEa

coAREsPoSDEXoE or THE WHEELING INTKLLIGEScER
Senator Brot0n of MiSsiSSippi-Prrsident to be
elected 6ythe PeopIe-Paui Askers, the Arttst-
Edlpard Eperett.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. Is, 1854.
The election to the Senate OF the United States
of Gov. A. G. BRowN of Mississippi, has been
welcomed IN Washington with that irresistible,
deep, and sincere cordially that wells up on the
triumph of every honest, high-toned, gallant, tai
ented man. Senator Brown, though very young,
has had ten years experience in national legiSla-
ton In that sphere, well as in State Execu-
tive duties, he has ever been adequate, prompt and
efficient. He has more good sense than Foote, and
better manners than Jeff Davis; and will accom-
pIish more for the interests of his State than both
of them put together. Brown has the warmth,
and glorious whuIe.souledness of his own South
Carolina blood, and all the frank and fearless char
| acteristicS of his Western Identification.
The proposition in the HouSe Of Representa-
tives 10 amend the Constitution OF the United
StateE so as to bring the election Of President to
direct vote ofthe people, without the Intervention
of Electoral Colleges, will meet with great favor.
The committee of nine appointed to digest the idea
will, we hope, be successful enough 10 place 1t Ill
such shape that all the States win ugree 10 il i'll
time to let the next President be chosen by direct
vote. Let every bring his iHdipiduGI UOte IL
bear on the candidate of his choice; and free us
from King Caucus. Let the People make the
Eresident-nnd not leave it in the hanGs OF the
Council Of Five Hundred earnest Office patriots
who assemble every four years at Baltimore.
An American artist of rare meril and pure ge-
nuts, Paul AKERs, who has just finished an admi-
rable bust Of LINN BOYD. (Speaker.) is now enga-
red upon tue head OF EDWARD EVERETT, the dis
tinguished Massachusetts, Senator, who has made
his fame worldwide by his craftsmanship, pro-
found learning und captivating eloquence. 1t is
well that Paul Akres has chosen this time, as few
years hence Mr.. Everetrs dutieT in the White
House might interfere in the leisure necessary tc
devote to this object. Mr.. Everett has already
been perpelualed in monumental marble by Pow
ers and Clevenger. We have no fears that Aker'
will not accomplish much as his great and re
nowned ist-predecessUrs. NJ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

DEATH OF JOSHUA BATES, D. D.-This distin-
cuished divine, whose name has for so many years
been conspicuous among the clergy of New Fog
land died on Saturday, the 14th inst at his resi-
dence in Dudley after short and painful illness.
Dr. Bates had reached the ripe age of seventy.
seven year..-years full of labor and honoF. In
1903 he was ordained pastor Of the First Congrs-
gational Church in Dedbam. In 1918 he became
President of Middlebury College, which Office he
held for twenty one years. In 1s4s he settled in
Dhdley, where he has since lived and wrought in
the high Office Of minister of God.
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.JArAs. Hunt's Merchants MGgGsiHe " for
January opens with al article on Japan, with
reference to the commercial and political relations
Of that nation with the rest of the world" The
writer, Mr.. w. ]. A. BRADTokD. gives an interest
ing summary Of the principal facts respecting the
japanese 10 be found in the works Of Charleyoi1'
Slebold, KGmpttr. MacEarlane, and other authors
and comes 10 the conclusion that ''the trade with
Japan does not promise great results" He says
that "the Dutch factory found it rather losing
business and were glad to give up the largest part
of It TO the Government"
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PRooREss OF RAILROADS IN 1s6S.-on the frsi
Of January last, 1928 miles of new work were
reported in the various stages of progress no part
of h:ch was then opened. On 5000 miles of
this vast movement, it was calculated, that thirty
millions of dollars had been spent, and thai
at least this number of miles, being less than
one half of the whole, would be opened by the
close of the year. The actual result, as we learn
from the Monthly Railway Guide, is an addition
Of $500 miles to the aggregate lines, making the
grand aggregate 17,77s miles at this date. The
figures orthree years stand:
January /, 1852, 1883 miles.
January, 1, 1853, 1926 miles.
January 1, 1884, 1IT76 miles.
The work in thevarious stages of progress, in
the preliminary surveys, is now equal to, il not
greater than at the close last year, without TAX
ing into account the various surveys through Tex
as and Missouri, looking to Southern and North
ern line to the Pacific Ocean.
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From Washington.
ooRREsrONDExcE OF THE WHEELING IsFELLIoEScEn
wAsurSoros, D. G., sJen. 10, 1854.

WAsuISoroN, D. c., Ian. 10, 1854.
MEssRs. EDIToRS:-Col. Jefferson Davis is not
elected to the Senate, and 20 change is likely to
take place in the Cabinet. Now that this question
is settled, what will The numerous correspondents
Of the different papers dol. This has been most
fertile source Of Inspiration and prophecy.
The Senate rather kicks against the amendment
Of the House, Concerning the future management
of the contingent fund. The pToprety of the bill
must strike every one but those who are deter
mined on getting more than is strictly just. Yet
with all their interested motives they will not dare
brave this matter out, and the amendment must
pasS.
On Monday the President sent into the Senate
near enc bundled Observation-Disclosures, Regis
tiers, Pension and Indian Agencies, &C., all OF
which, doubtless, will be confirmed.
Among the accidents and incidents of this week
are the sufocating of coIOred woman from buru'
ing charcoal in a close room-ihe finding IN The
first ward of newly born white infant, the APP
pearance of the child indicated that it had been
smuthered-several burglaries, and yesterday NOR
ming gentleman had his watch taken from his
pocket in market.
The Gardiner case progresses about as usual
Dr.. Gardiner has published letter, in which he
''solemnly AYERS that the loss of the papers is the
greatest possible injury to his cause, and the great
est misfortune that could have befallen him.
Anything calculated TO delay the proceedings may
he considered a mis- fortune, we learn that there
are about sixty criminals awaiting their trial in the
Criminal Court, against whom bills have been
found by the Grand Jury. i
One Of the contemplated Improvements in this
city is the laying OF railroad trnck on Pennsylva-
! mia Avenue from the Capitol to Georgetown. Pas
senger cars will then OF course supercede omni-
buses.
Last night Darcy McGhee. the well known
Catholic advocate. gave lecture at Carusi's Sa-
loon. The attraction was enhanced by the pres.
ence OF Bedini, tie Pope's Nuncio. who con-
Quoted with great pomp to seat reserved for him.
20 in for liberty to the fullest extent but it strikes
me the Pope took rather too great Liberty IN send
ing man of Bedinrs character to this country.
l should be sorry to see him moested, yet am far
from regretling the Vnequvocul demonstrations
which have generally greeted him.
Tomorrow night Miss Lucy Stone gives a lee
tuIe in the SAME place. The subject of course
will be Womans Rights-the FIRST, believe, that
has been gwen in Washington. She will have a
crowded house. E.
Mr.. BodiscO, the Russian Minister, who married
and resides in Georgetown, IL dangerously i'll.
YourS truly, X.
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UhANCERY SALE OF LAND AND TAVER
James Frazier, Intho Circui
Real Estate for Sale.

OFFER Tor sale my property located on the wesisG.
/ OF Main street, between franklin and North stI,s.
Iunning nom Main Water street, NinetYR nine c,
Main and one hundred and minctycsht feet on Water
II tie whole is not sold tosether within three 'non
AZ nri vate SALE II will be offered at Auction Ims
parcels as will suit purchaserSthe time OF which "a
piso offer MY Farm, located in Putney township, Er
mont county. Ohio fronting the liver opposite BogSs Is
and. aud adjoining lands OF William e'haiu: -
beai ing uit Orchard two Dwelling Houses
which built last summers aso barn IN good Coz
diom This Farm contains about 30 acres Of coal laLt
only 20 rods from the river
The Central Ohio and Marietta and ClnClnEall TaOad
are lOca. ed TIL ouglr this FaI M ~.
ground are requested call on the subscriber al nS
denLe III Fulton, near the city. 1900, 80,
The house formerly occupied by the mde signed
above ma med premises is rent. Any person desw
10 examine this property can do so by ealiLs Oh Mr. WIN
George, corners oIMain and WasliihGiOi stleslS'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

MArsE.-The Senate and House of Maine still
play at battledore and shuttlecock. The allied
forces still preserve their aseehdeney in the lower
branch, and oil Friday the House refused TO take
The Senate message, which proposed to hllthey va
cancies in that board with members of the domi-
nant party. from the table by vote Of 50 nays to
80 yeas.--BOStOn Courier.