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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21
VIC d q TElIPER NoE BILL

The New York papers publish message
of the Governor seymore. ofthat State re-
turning u The New York Senate With bis
objections, Che temperance hIl. The mes
sage presents tie principle objection urged
against tie measure which are q substance
aslollou
Ihal the rights ol ths citizens $ b SCI
cure from unreasonable searshe guaranteed
e him IS tie constitution g violated blythe
provisions ofthe Bib which authorize mere
u or The sake of discovering evidence nf-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21


ANOTHER FAST LEGISLATURE From the
following extract of a prayer offered up BY
the chaplain Of the Indiana Legislature al
the close Of its late Session, il is to be infer.
red that Mississippi is not the only State
that has fast Legislature:
And o Lord, have mercy on our Legis-
lators. Be with them and bless them, even
if they know Thee not. Spare their lives
and teach them to glorify Thy name. Has
ten them TO their HOMES where they may
direct their attention TO good works and
general usefulness among their families and
neighbours May the people resolve to keep
them there, and in future elect men Of sound
morals and temperate habits, so that good
may hereafter result from legislation.
Save the good people Of the State from the
disgrace which must follow IL this same
crowd should again come here 10 make
laws. Hear US. Lord, and grant our
prayer. Amen.
CAN Love EXIST WITHOUT JEALOUSY Call
the meeting to order, Mr.. Presidents d put the
question to Aote. What is the RESULT The
Noes have it'll thought so People jealousy
but take my word for it, such talk is all fudge.
You might take love aud purify and clarity and
treble-reine il and Il would come out with
spice Of jealousy. clillging to Il after ALL For
my part wouldn't give this shocking bad pen
that am writing with, for the devotion 81 4
man who wasn't little jealous of me.
Idon't care about his being 50 exceedingly
itchy" that I'd tremble in my CATER boots ever,
time geoi looking masculine addressed me
but I'd rather not have him so docie as to look
On with perfectindlf ference whilst tlirted with
al the interesting individuals who entered the
circle ofmy acq aintences.
Somebody says that jealous people are peog
PEG Of small intelleets. That somebody has
insulted me. No that Ilnean 10 say my intel
lect IS astoundingiy large but do believe it's
ofthe medium size, andI n Jealousy persons
fed
What. am ] going o treasure ~ glances
that are Iagished upon othersa Am Going to
listen to the music of i voice whose tones are
rs familiar to Eother females IS Ele s.rains 81
a street organ! Am / content to receive kisses
rom lips that yield their sweets 70 every passing
butterfly. Ale Vernon
Remember ~ reator IL tie days of tliy.
routh,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21

NEW FIRM.
PETER B. COOK & Co.


Medicines, Chemicals, Books, Stationery
&C. &C
nFFER for sale to Merchants, Planters and
~ Physicians, on the most liberal terms,
large and well selected Stock Of DRUGS,
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY.
&c. sc. consisting in part Of the following ar
ticles; oil articles sold By Us are guaranteed
fresh and genuine:
Qunine, Calomel, Rhubarb, Opium, Ipecac,
Magnesia, Blue Mass, EPSON Salts,
Castor Oil, Olive Oil, Morphine, Strychnine,
Calisaya Bark, Mustard, Alcohol, 1apioca,
Cream Tartar, Pearl Soda, Linseed OH,
Copal, Japan and White Varnish Soda,
Saleratns, Stake Root, Window Glass
Putty, Brushes, Pearl Ashes, Hemp Seed Glue
Also
Tartaric acid, Citric acid, OIL VitfOl.
Sweet Spirits Nitre, "a. Ammonia.
Muratic and Nitric acida, powdered Alum,
ChlOTOfOTm, DOver's Powders, Glycerine,
Lunar caustic, Iannin, Yeatrla. Salicina
Hyd. Potash.
-1LsO-
Cologne Waters, from best manufacturers.
Orange Flower Wafer. Bay Water.
Lubin's Extracts, Of every variety.
Haule's Extracts, Soaps and Perfumes.
Hair Brushes, Nail Brushes, Tooth Brushes.
loom fOWuere ana soaps buu0lO combs
Toilet SpongeS, hair Straps.
Barry's TricOPheTous, Lyons KathaisOn.
Lows Windsor Soap, Jones Lily White.
Shaving creams of oil descriptions,
ALSO
Balsam and Cough Remedies.
Ayre's Cherry Pectoral, Syrup Wild Cherry
WistaF's Balsam, Schenck's Pulmonic syrup
Gum Drops, Rogers LiveFwoFt and Tar.
Bryans's Pulmonic Waters.
Agents for all Patent medicines IA general use.
ALI orders and prescriptions sent to Us, will
be put up with neatness, dispatch andaccuTacy,
at all hours. WeofeF also large stock Of
Plantation, ThOmpsOnian and select Medicines;
all of which will be sold to punctual customers
on liberal terms, on the usual time, and lOlCer
for cash, than any house South Of MssOn's g.
DIXON s Line.
Thankful to our friends and generous pub
lie, for past fuvors, we are determined TO rem
der ourselves worthy of future patronage.
Yazoo city, Main Street, April, 1884.
N. B.--We always keep on hand large
supply Of choice Brandies, aud Wines for med-
icinal purposes. y. Y. & ".
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21
b polite 10 every one.
.coMMIssIoNRR,s So.

WHATSOEVER 3 SALE.
CHAs. c. TUcxER x nr Ii The Middle
~ IS. District Chance
M. ". DAvENroRT q a ~ Court
Under, and 81 viFluo 81 q decree Of the
Hon., he ne ode DistTicl Chancery Court
81 lie Stale Of Mississippi, rendered AZ The
4pril Term 1854 thereof. Iwillon Midday
HE 29lh day 81 lay. next ensuing. as come
missioner of said Court. proceed % cell -
public ontcry q tho highest bidder upon
credit Of twelve months, before tie gourf
House door of Yazoo county, IL Nazoo CITY
to-wii; The n 81 section ~ and
ii AV j ol section "a ill III township 8 range
a West Situated lying and being III HaROo
county, susie of llississippi, being the Lame
beth pIanialiob "a Silver Creek Bonds
II rs undonbtsd personal seeuFilg VIII Be
required Of The purchaser
til1Llli y siSSY0h u, Com'r.
Yszoo CITY April 81. 1854
nLST its5 fssh salmon. and
Holsters, put up il pound cans. lcr als
BY apr ct ?. TANBoR1E.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21

80 no IA pl,ws, light sin. mul
90 o 10 pl Ws, h av, sinsl' mIl
500 no. IA and Is points-just received ~
F sal by ID. SWETE
Vicksburg, april 81.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21
MILLINERY.

MFRS. EDWARDS would inform the
Ul public that she has a. her new store,
opposite O. O. WOodman & Co 3 Drug sl0re
select assortment Of
FASHIONABLE MllAlNgRH.
Such as bonnels. caps, artificial bowers,
bonnet trimmings Of all descriptions, &c. &C,
She has a very extensive assortment Of
mourning bonnels, The public are invited
to call and examine her stock.
YicksbuFg, april %.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21
N0nICE.

as own receipt or order win hereafter be
I'VE necessary to make any businessra transac-
ton connected with this Office legal.
H, N. PREWETT.
July ID, 1853.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21
or Hon. Q. R. Singleton, N. G. has our
thanks for valuable pull documents.


or Where is the 'sTrne Wunese!' We
have received but two numbers, while our
neishbors all around us get their copies ev-
cry week. Is Mr.. McIanis on his dignity
withus or MOI! we owe him perhaps an
apology iorsihe lardy notice we gave of the
sp .,earan3e of his most excel ent papfR -
Our EXPLANATION is this: On The receipt OF
No. !, we Immediately wrote notice. which
we are informed was lost on tho way from
our house % he office, as it never appeared
We wrote one the next week, but Iefl home
before the paper was issued. and that too
like the lost volumes Of Tacilus is not found
On our return home we endeavored to do
our duty lowsrIs our old friend and neigh.
Dor, but be either has not received our late
greeting, er is determined to punish Us 70
it's long delay. Well never mind, We shall
borrow che True Witness aud Presbyterian
from our neighbors, they all take i; aud lk7
it exceedingly,
or Our friend aQd ex. neighbor 7. Wal
ker Esq, of the Vicksburg .nlineI has sold
his paper 10 Messre. ". w Lester and C.
7, Bcnsall, who have assumed It. conlTol.-
Mr.. Walker for the present reiires from edi-
torial life, and we wish him health and haTs
einess in the ''privaie walks Of ! fe. He
has, during the TWO years he has control d
the s rntinel, justly earned Tor himself a
high reputation as writer and the Demo
cratic party has cause to regret his abdica-
zion OF the pos has filed so honorably.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21

BE temperate j ~ your habits
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-21

Remember az rsator il tie days Of Thy
youth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

Captain Cres htons noble conduct In the mouth OF
everybody, and general desire expressed to meet
him on Change and shake him by the hand The con.
Duct OF Capt Watkins and his officers o. well a. the
cool and brave Of the United States Army of
WAS also highly commended. Daring the meeting Capt.
Creighton was loudly called for ard had he appeared On
tic stand he would have been loudly ana enthusiastic
calIy cheered.
Mr. Meua the mate OF the San Francisco st the con.
cuon Of the meeting, got far the portico Of the
1ota taDgs. and immediately surrounded warmly sha-
ken BY the hand and cordially congratulated on his O..
cape from destruction.
Mr. John Asrinwal was also 'changsI He stated ~
well ss Mr. Mellus that Captain WAtkns did not scutts
the ship and there scsroeya doubt but she went
down In less than twenty four hours after she was abaa.
doped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15
TBE LANDING OF THE KILBY's PAssEN
GERS, ETC.
SUNDAY NoRyrsa,

~ -t SUNDAY NonSrsG, Jan. l6-121S O'Clock.
Al half past ten O'Clock last Saturday night Colonel
Swords. Deputy Quartsrmast ordered that preparations
sDan b. made TO charter steamer to 90 in search Of
The Kby, owss to the report Of her condition brought 70
his once by The men Of pilot boat No IT, 1.-THE Phsaso)
After httls time the ssamtus LsvAthAn was ordered
TO prspass for sss and her master musdstsly went TO
isy In coal and provaasns. = The msnans Mr. South
worth asd stAsr is6tss nd esussn, Who were taken
~ Lacy rhsu9ssa, assivsd at The barge ofiss
shltshAu, "a fmnsd1a1H tttss<ded 70 tAs diasrsss
ho;sis n W sity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

TIE nsjorily OF them were lin I'D at tas s,'' h0u'e
and certainly arrived there Ia mo- oie cona'
non The ladies were in ptisbls pl, NV 'ney were
cold Lur CRY. wes and almost naked In fes oments
however they began to revive kind faces amils upon
them, tender hArds mil istered to their wants ID
sister voices comfortsd them They refreshed by
bathS and supplied with garments by The ladies' in
the hotel, whilst Msssrs. Coleman Stetson pres iaed
with JOY over the movements Of their servants who
seemed ready to anticipate ths kind wshes Of their en-
ployera.
boTbood ofSate street. to the tce OF the Commits
sary General, did not come up.
He was waited upon BY Mr. Hall with other gentlemen
OF that and our reporter and particularly quss.
toned IS to the state Of the Kby the number persons
left on board Of her. and the necessity of sending
at that hour to her assistance
After hearing his statement 1t was Judged that II was
not Absolutely necessary to charter boat to 10 to her
and the Lsviathan was consequently discharged with
Isaac GaJror and John Anderson the pilot beat Phsn
tom, who were ready to proceed in her,
Mr. Southworth stated that the soldiers remaining on
board the kby volunteered to stay In order to work the
pumps and keep her aaoas; and also that Mrs Major
Wyte might have of that she WAS 80 nervous
from exhaustion she would not venture 10 truss hsrss
down the Eide,
Tue hrszllan Consul remained on boar thu Klby
true that the niby was txtysight days from, New
oreap owing TO the fact OF her having to nut into Rsr
muda and sailed from there bs,ors the Lucy Thom,,,n
fell in with her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

In Florence, AlA the tows eouseii havs raised the
cepss for retailing spirituous liquors to thou,enA
dollars and billiard tables and teal pin alleys 10 ave
hundred dsllArs
Ths Massashsetts Webster Assooiauon announce that
the birth day Of Daniel Wshstsr. January 18th, will
properly celebrated BY The AsssoiAon and others TIA
dansr Ia 10 ~ at the Revere Houss, B~toa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15
Havrg gwen You hasty sketch these particulars,
remain yours, 10. FREDERIC H. SOUTHwORTH

sHr LrCY THOMPSON, so MILES OPT SANDY Hook
Friday, Jan. l3 1854. !
Me-. BENSETI continue my long episte 10 you already
prepared, and must say that sunerngs have besn
truly AWFUL from tho want Of sustenancs We IT'LL
rocked by the raging Storm and although have dss
cried many rails, Jet none OF them have answered
sgnal Of distress We safely transferred to the ship
Lucy thompson, from Liverpool to New York. and will
soon under the kindness OF Po,idence he safely moored
In harbor Our beds board the Kby were cotton
cotton bales and daily allowance sea biscuit small
piece Of fried ham, and pint Of water, until
At length we broke into the cargo, and corn
enough to boil the corr ws have r,sortsd TO
psrohpg and this parehed had been our food for
seven days. whss to our innpite Joy, the Lucy Thomp
son. Captain B. Pendleton hove In sight, and took us
on beard Three or four passengers and or twelve
soldiers nobly volunteered TO remain with Captain Low
Of the Kilby to assist him In any gsrcy and to
help him keep his vessel free from water. Captain Low
had played noble part and done al he could to
the lives Of those on beard the San Francisco Some
thing more than empty praise should reward him for his
gallant conduot
The passengers who remained on board The Kilby in
preference 70 taking the Lucy rhompsos, were -
Mr. Falon and servant.
Dr. Lasrsss and wife.
Mrs, Alexander Bssss and thirss. soldiers who voun
tsersd to Assist Mr.. Low.
Havng hurriedly psnnsd down these additional
notes. Iagain subscribe myself your obsaisnt servant
, +. H. soUTHwoRTH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15
T Ell Z q K A P II | o.

Troy, Jan. ID, 1854.
General weol lef here this morning for New York. foe
the purpose of replacing the officers and lost
steamer San Francisco and arranging for thsir rssm.
haykatiou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15
THE SEARCHING FLEET.

rhs soop-cf.vsr Dssatur and rsvssus cutter Morris
aasd from EantAAkst Roads On Friday uorsss In search
oS the steamer eAa Frsasiseo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15
MUSTER ROLL OF THE COMPANIES OF THE
THIRD ARTILLERY, TAKEN AT BEDLOE'S.
SCENES AND INCIDEN rs.

We give below nd ional incidents, gathered by
by reporter from Sergeant Brown OF company G. who
OF the mort active partispators in this sad A.
fair Every circumstance cornestsd with it, however t
vial in itself. acquires additional interest from the con
nection In which it appesr6:-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
MEXICO.
LETTER FROM COUNT De BoULBoN.

LEI TER FROM COUNT DE- BLU LoON'
The san Francisco Herald has the folio Fing tr aus
laon Of q letter TO gentleman in that city, by Boul-
bon, the night before his execution;
GCtYNas August IL, 1854
NJ, SIN Francisco: Shall be shot
tomorrow morning aod As am preparing fDr death,
write YOU Don. Ny f5et, % my word and my
engagements which viii be found in the book OF en-
Cravings have trusted Ia you, Obliged me 10 night on
ibe l3i1July notwithstanding the doubt | was in
concerning the issue Of the combat The battalion
had offers and cOmmandaDt, whose sensitive in
capscfy bound 10 respect - lar as to lea 20 TO
H., N The command during the ii 5ht. The unfortunate
rc,son did no' understand single word Of the in-
structions which have given him. Alter the FIRST
fire the tatialioD fell into a irighuul disorder.
reople ~ho are not without soil Tiers we're not rallied
nnder the fire: DOr they led IN retreat. Without
domorslizing them, the only thing remii1lng to be
dope Was 10 lead Cd this body OF men, and carry by
storm the Mexican Qrarer. have the CONSEQUENCES
of having attempted every hing that an Intrepid man
could DO. II was permitted me to remain two or three
miuucs 90 hor,eback ON the top ot a BANK. AMI one
nan, soldier OF Africa, named Delile, determined
10 lrsd IT, Besides, | advanced alone az far as tho
wall Of the Mexican quarter, against which leaned
NY back for several minutes crossed not one OF wnon
came 10 me. There | received the stroke OF bay
opet AMI a shot III the leii sleeve OF my wooden shft
IL Zoe that never could rally around me ald even
at the emo when the Mexican artillery entirely dit
mantled, had csssed TO fire, more than from twenty
to thirty men. Panne'rat will be able 10 give you,
hie, D. that have discharged my duty to ward every
BODY.
General Yanez who commanded The Meucsn', -
brave man. and the soldiers held their ground well
sp under great obi atioDs 70 the General for the
civiity which be exercises in the aneDEa'i "a ald
executor Of my sentence. beg that they will AID
10 this letter copy Of the sentence You viii there
see tb al am condemned a eon'pir4lor and REBEL
but that ON lot there designated ~ traitor nor
flibus,er ror pira'e You can with this sentence in
your band rectiy all errors in rho Anerc III pa ,ca'
uODs In tbis res pect, in every thing else yoa are
naturally Of those To shom bequeath the care Of
nv memory. ! will die, standiGg--Iny bands
and eyes tree. Nv
A. PanI eiTat goes TO Paris, desire thai he shall
,ske cbsrge Of my ptpers to remit them TO my family
at Avisnon, or u my brother near Llon. beg OF
you TO make OF those paper- packet, tied an sealed
which YOU will cOn6Je to NJ Panoetri, at his de-
parture or 10 any other person perfectly sure IN the
event of bis not going.
die perfectly calm and without regret. have
pr.s.Tved the medal which your lady gave me. IL
will be taken from my body and sent TO the di1ghter
Of my brother who will carry the remainder of her
lie. BID my adieus TO your mdy.
Aoieu my friend, adieu Think sometimes Of me,
and do NJ, lsnt ut me.
cOUST DE RaOU5sET BoULBoN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

character in the United s.s'es, vas delivered by Mr.
c. l.. BRACE, Secretary of the Children's AID ';i-
ety. at the University Chapel, yesterday morning
In The course Of his remarks. Hr Brace entered nts
descriptive history of the origin Of this department
Of charitable labor If, progress and beneficial results
in Epplard. He said tina, whereas ct irs; they
were regarded with certain dis'rast the schools OF
ih. cs,. were DOW looked upon and supported with
perfect confidence. Society was now aware OF tier
importance, and cherished them accordingly lie
concluded by earnes'y appealing to the isdes OF
NewYorb to old in this great ref'rmstafy ~oTk' and
give the influence Of their sympathies in behalf Of
the suffering children Of our City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
Personal.
d" A GENTLEMAN OF DISTINCTION. =

r, ne Editor e TIE " l. T''e4as
sla: In journal Of this morning Sir W. b. comes
~, hss. The American pabc wh the sioru.rios hat ~ y
qe.ae.aa II s.is IL Would sP'SAs from this that hs
80. that n, American pa6c in general and Ansre.n
-, In p.rtjeuar have been. hitherto isno.a, oft -
A.. ,so po,e to ecntrdc Sir W, se viii sFsat hin this
,, However - the Ans-ic,n people are generous and
80, mis- we do nst doubt ha they feel ve'y uaeh tat
ia viii the "vlsits this gentleman Of Distinction Ia:
/, en- ccndesce-diDs blessed 70 e0ufef uP0' hs oany
,h.' ~ ,be con cSa. eoulact Of the Prorneeor OF
hs CLARENDON who tuned deA; % the sweet question: sf
W poppsd or Whist his intentions were snd then ae.s''
ton Of The dssraseal cozdast Of those sharp sed isno.'
who knew hcw 10 End the opening OF Sir "'iposAeI We
are fully confident say that the Areresn Puoe VII 'p
.nsous,, raise national subsrPon tof penny each tas<
hp.,nss NAV coptrSs.e) il tha; Sir w not b.
ev. hs, they vi her tolerate or encourage saeA ao'mn
" able conduct Your obe5ieut servant,
-. -. Nov is,t JOHN BULL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO MURDER A
FL MALE.

DISAPPOINTED AFFECTION THE CAUSE.
The neigbborhood Of Twenty foarth-st and Sixth
ay was thrown into a great excitement yesterday
morning, By report gaining circulation that young
German, named John Genseley, had attempted 10
murder a Mrs Jeanette NeAdeley, residing Al No.
90 Tsep y.fourh--t. Our reporter was 80 IN on
the rpor, and, from what could be seeertained, il
appeared that Gen.eey had formed very stfoog az
tachaent to y-s Syadeley wh1 had, With )at consult
ing her parents. promised him her hand in marriage
and be, 20 bind the bargain had presented her with
T. With which 70 purchase e Wedding. dresL Sab
s.quentIy bowever sbe had been persuadei to break
of Der engagement, and informed him Of her deter
mnstion Yesterday morning be called - see her and
after sone conversation With hin relative 20 the mat
tor she ABOUT leaving the room for the purpose
Of getting the sl7 which she wished tO return to him
when he prevent her, and drawing from his pocket
q loaded pis,ol be pointed il a. her and drew
The trigger; but, fortunately, II hung fire.
lie then drew another, the muzzie vi which
be- placed az her breast, and again drew the trg-
ger; bat. this time also, the pistol huog FIRE. he
then br ugbt 00t = large dirk knif- and about
plUrsing, Il into her breast when Selling favorable
opportunity spr4ng out of the door and screamed
murder lie pursued Der, and was about Pianz-
lDg TIE knife u 20 her LETT side, whel her mother see
ne bis Intention, TsH between then and t9us sA'"l
her eau hfer life The alarm was given III tn7 ssrs,
and Offer Bird, Of thu Sixteenth ward sop MAZE
hi- appearance AMI arrested Geosei~y "uoh Dc 'o!N
10 toe police station. % searching hin, tne Two ps'
Ills and knife were found He stated that BIS nt.n-
ton was 70 have Killed the gih WITH one Of ne p'.-
t0- ana hit alt With the other bnf a be hsf failed,
he would take future opportunity 70 clh-unma'e
bis design II wa, sub-squenhy, ,akeG before jus
iice stuart a. d COMMITTED 20 prison fOr examination.
~ - csbine,rak-, bytrlie an reside ip rTea'y-
q, l-..-.- rem the n"I-e a gro Do ended v,c.m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

uyt,ycHoLT AccrDEsr ~ 0yosDiGA CoUsrr.-
number Of woTkmen were, A few days since, en-
g.ged u disging earn rOnl =" AZ 5os s
ipg in az Tie end OF a highway bridge. WHEN the
bsnkmept fell In and killed three Of the sborers.
Tao Of them were yourg men; the other was q N ID
of family.
FALSE FIRE ALARYs.-A meeting is contemplated
BE- L. soSday ev.EBE he Refrnsd Dutch Chareh
J~Tey CY' 70 take the gsceay measures 70 0p me so
hre ssrn' Tbb Of late have been - freda'nL aambr
Il rfOins with the Mayor with refer
70 this The Council hss authorized
Meyer eder reward Of 10 for The detect Of sit
stOfs 'ase alarms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
[Advertisementl

CLOSING BUelNErs.--AfnOnB
that are constantly place tho busn, Of this
comurlfy know Of important 20 the Interest 0f
the aoiss a. n at Of Mesus HEARD. CLArP CO., No. Jf
Grand st. We notice By the adys T IA another column
Il bs paper the dissolution Of tho partnership ." this ~dey
lLown retail Dry House Ia elosns Lanes, Of this
DECEPTION BY oresd sale prices sncsnuy reduced 70 In
speedy the PToIretor ma.t {" inter Of nsese,
civ .Bssn loss Knowing, do the On ractsF OF
the above Geuensn, prepared 70 he-r OF great r-
!, most nrorabt esfure the closing Of this business
the system by which be facilitated without eesins
Uson general rule fer ba gems BY closing tho sore
Fday and saturday Nov 10 and a. they will be ensbed
thy tspd max down the entire stock such prices
will place doubt O1t Of the on So Ladies' IRE pare Tor
the exetemeEt on MONDAY Nov -, At No. 81 Grand s.