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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23


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Louis |shea af
81 81 'Enc app
Pirate
I'm 1855 Sd Louis lad population
not much exceeding 5000 na xable
property s. only ooo che
who'd yeai personal real
property as only 45.s being ahaps
a liilh 81 18th part ofihe sum nov pad "a
seyer instances by single irdivia IL
zehs.
Tie City has nov over I00, GOO inhabll
and taxable property which 81 4 very low s.
innate exceeds ID value SIS, 000, 600 on
which she hes assessed ibis year i tax 81 lqo,
900 while he whole receipts into the city
Treasury for ihe year ending ii August
1858, were SI,I24, 468. Her population
IS therefore now sfvensesa times, and her
wealth nineteen tines greater than ii WIS IL.
1888, both having doubled themselves sry
I've years since that time Caleulain 81
he basis q his ratio Of increase, IL
e the city Sc years hence ought 70 81 near
siolsty Millions, and It's population tsgo aa-
lgea fAousa.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23

r. a mad dog was killed 10 Philadel.
phia on the 9Th inst. frequently see
unmuzzled ours running about on reefs
and such carelessness at this season 81 the
year deserves punishment. Where are the
apizened sassanger men2
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23

~ VAL paper is the orderof The day
nov and all person VII end paper dirty
would make saving by cleaping instead
putting on new. The best process for do
ing this IS 70 take alaut two quarts Of wheat
bran. tie i up ID q bundle, in coarse flannel,
and rub il over the paper. + viii cleanse
the whole paper Of al descriptions Of dirt
and spots better than any other means that
can be use Some use bread, but dry
bran is better twill look as nice bran
neR.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23

Hay is so scarce in the Midland districts
Of Upper Canada, that cattle are every
where perishing. For some time past 45
per ton has been freely paid for the most
Indifferent Qualities.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23

We received = line lot Of ripe pples
q few days ago from Mr. Il, Hagan q CHS
county. They were the finest ne ever saw
that ripened ii the month 81 June Quite
a treat That
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23

The Ex PREsIDnNT 4 JURYMAN The
Btfalo n Commercial. 81 &c laEe
dae says ethat lhe proceedings Is ustice
Mssill's Court were pleasantly diversified
this morning by the entrance in theofiee
Of ex President Fillmore, in obedience to a
summons as q jurYnan. with which he had
been served b. Constable limerick.
Mr. Fillmore, il is said, did not plead his
e presidency, bnthis pressing engagements
asa reason Tor asking to be excused from
serving But being counselor 1t law,
he vas exempt from doing jury duty by
the statute.
The osroN sLAYR CASE. The Boston
journal SAYS there IS arlnanr ia that city,
based Oh good authority, that the President
has been consulted IN regard to the expen-
ses of this affair, SO Ear as the military are
concerned, andreplies that the United States
Government will assume all the expenses Of
The military -either for the seyice Of p. s.
troops, Of Of the Massachusetts, Volunteer
Militia.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23
WI m IJEsGs a NEW ORLEANS
PACKET

Gt1TAEAlER n w Sc
Rae, VI White mas-
ter has taken the place of
the Southern Bell and run during ths
season in connection with steiner pren-
tiss, leaving Nicksburg every Tuesday 81 Ia
O'Clock m, and New Orleans eYehy saturday
evening al o'clock D, On. This boat il Que
of the fastest and finest Boa III the southern
countries and her accommodation IS not to be
surpassed BY any, For freight on pas sage, app
D ! o steamer s s Prentiss or to Portarield
c0 agslss n ~ 0rf cans, tine 1880 2mf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23

One thousnd and one arrests were made
BY the Cincinnati police, during the month
eofAlay, helargess number ever before made
IN the same space 81 time.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23

Money, Ike beauty, Is greatly disparagedI
and eagefly sought while poverty IS highly
praised and carefully avoided u IS like q
case which often happens q sociely-that
Of enlogising people whom we Wouldn assoc
ciate with, and sneering at others whom We
don't care to cut
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23
= &c poIIsa q PIiIads 80 Ilavs 1as

beautiful tea service Of silver prepared as
a present % Mayor pin, on the occasion
Of his retiring from Office. Another spres-
entagion Speeches may be expected,
vine and other rereshhl ents viii be furnish
ed, and every body will feel particularly
honored and delighted. Yige a huns
bug.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23

DAieooo nouT
IN. 81 louis. dilon. s1tinnf ~
GticQtgo, 10moe
to'ts sc, q b Asp Ycot
IL ASSEN GENERe 81 fhis toae
4 can either goacfoss Lake E1is. IA
tie finest steamer II iheWor s. +. ......
around BIZ cleveland elc.
Morning Line through in ri
Evening Line though IN IA
~ Ns route. low water and defenfionc -
the Ohio River, are obviated PASSING throrel
the great sixty four miles wide braifiaof lli.
inoIs sound the bea tIiil and highly cnifiv,le4
shores 81 lake Erie, &c,
By application 70 the UNDERSIGNED. St fhe
Office ot Messs. Geo. Smedes RIA mn
y ashington Hotel Kicksburg. General MOI
nation, and Through Tickets. win Sc d,lni..
iarea-tf Agent Mich a Soaiern B.R
no lkAE lW
Whosals q Bea7 Dr4qoisi, Boose1s
Stasioasf,
ID PECTEULLY informs the pubIictbat
u y hss opened branch ofhis Vicksburr ev-
tqbliahmet il Yazoo city, At tie store forme.
u occupied by Aessrs a. Mann q Co.
&c VII sep cons ntly o. hand general Us
drugs Soap and brushes 81
sergical instruments, Spices pure
Dye Sufis French brandy.
Paints and Oils Best port 1laderiaR
Window Glass and Sherry wine. n ~.
Window sash 81 al ties for med. M.
RiYpe nrar
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23

GREAT sToRM on THE CoAsr.--Loss or
MANS Fssre b. 5oayd ne Seminole The
steamer Seminole. Capt. Postell, arrived.
lon the 9Th a. Savannah from Florida, ana
reported tat On Friday evening, the "a
inst, when twenty miles At seq. on her "a
turn trip from Florida to Savannah She en-
countered 4 violent gale, which lasted sew
eral hours When the steamer left the ST.
johns river tie weather was fair, and with
no indications Of a coming storm, butin less.
than two hours after, sharp wind sprane
up from the southeast. which suddenly
changed to the northeast increasing IN fury
and lashing the sea almost mountains high
thereby fully testing the qualities 81 the
noble steamer, whose character for sea.
Worthiness has long since rendered her q
great fayorite With the travelling public.
She, however, did not pass unscathed
through Tie storm although she sustained
no injury. al the moment the elements
reached their utmost fury TIE Seminole.
shipped three ssas 8 hsl bows sad one s
be- tern, 81 With the velocity 81 lightning,
and Immediately shipped one or two amid
ships, which stove IN bulFasks. Wheel
house, 10. and inundated the aft-cabin
about two feet. After this, however the
wind and seas lulled, and the steamer pnr-
sued her coarse without distraction.
We regret to add, says the Savannah
Georgian, oft The 9Th, that during The storm
the Palatka mail bags were washed over.
board and Iost.
Immediately after the afriF 81 iaal1
er.at her wharf, smoke vas discovered issu-
ing from one Of her stats.rooms. causing
momentary alarm, fearing the vessel to be
IN flames. On examination It was found
from some unknown cause, that mattress
was on fire. The discovery proved timely.
and the prompt action Of those present pre-
vented material damage.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23


&A44'4 NE 1D 9.Asusr Hu
&c O.
respectfully informs thei friends and the
public generally. that they have greatly
fged their manufacturing est 81 SHIN enf
the that their facilities afe such os to enable
FOR - execute OH orders with pTonptness,
their
gzteso aREgaa pcagEa 0n01zsa
~ mills
ouch has sen 50 much satisfaction through
* tile Union, a. also Steam Powers 81 al
Goes ant kinds, horse powers, GRIsT MDLs,
% II and con BRUSH S, together with various
laheE machines and implements to economist
since their circular saw mills were invented
By and patented, to The enior partner, they
have made many imp tents which render
them perfect II all then ails, and Justly en-
title them to be considered among the greatest
labor saving inventions Of the age.
Aphamplet containing full discrpti rs of
their three classes of mills, prices, terms ca
pacity for sa7 ng, r., will be sent 70 any
gentleman applying for one By letter post paid
Having recently obtained damages III al
action brought ii the 81 S circuit court for
the DISCREET Of Mafglan for infringement Of
their Iaisnt Rigkt they hereby forwam
the pubtis from purchasing mills, similar to
theirs, from unauthorized builder 81 their
agents. Address, GEO sGE p ICE Il co.
Schroeder gasar Boitinaore 81 Bal in8Ys 1ld.
LkYKsee HARRLSOV Agents,
Yaz9o City Miss june 8 90 tt8n,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23
8 b ARprD YaE. lassar stoua

2 DEAsD1D = ~. I-T0II5s9I 9IoWeg 10
would seem intends tarrying. nol st Jericho.
bit at hene, until bis beard grows He
pretend e 20 great things. bit
here say that beard don leave this
chin hnti Che Tapeal 81 the fugitive slave
is secured
Comment. 81 ibis ash vow, the Bos-
too says that The public VII Be sorry
70 hear determinatie fort has long
bed hough that sfofessof 5sara and
ts oo. could be more appropriately worn
BIZ another member of lis family
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23
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Enc MEXICAN TREATY Intelligence has
Teaehea Washington, says tie Washington
Union, Of IRE 4sb inst, from Islipble sour.
So Mexico. thal Santa Anna
viii acce e Gadsden treaty
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23

informed nan
i.eH sham lhal negro Woma belong.
|in Hoard respectable citizen
ol ssne county murdered her own child
h bleed knokln ont il brains
VI club.
sh f|awaIds threw lhe body ii
vel, attempted toescape, but vas soon
arrested nd Is nov 8 son, awaiting tie
jaat punish due he alutal crime
TT Hoard very lately lost two 81 81
children, who died suddenly under very.
suspicious circumstances There IS no
doubt existing il Gle minds Of the cOmmu.
nifty ofthat hbolhood but lhas they
vera poisoned By Ills iend II human
form, The infnriat asher believed il. bul
was prevented from reaking bis imn
ate vengeance By lie interposition Of bis
neighbora,
Tbenegro was placedin buggy and dri-
ven rapidly OF to EutaW, while Nj. Hoard
was forcibly detained These facts re have
gathered from responsible source and pre-
sumo that they are materially true.
lLtarion Hiss. Republicans, 6tk i,ass.
~ The news from California othe 6th
ult. states That President Walker and his
small band had arrived at San francisco
and surrendered themselves to the authors
lies. Their number was reduced to thirty
three men Here Is case for our court
o determine on what shall be the penalty |
lor violence, ROBBERY and murder for . vi
olation Of treaties, neutrality laws, and the
Of our national character, By
reckless andirresponsi BE adgenturers for
he acquisition Of territory, power and plum +
lei. We would hazard prediction as to
ne result ofthe trial but we persume Wall
Ter and bis men are not much alarmed
dough LATTE scarcely acted much worse
Befofethe great battle Of New Orleans,
where he expiated for portion Of lis Of
aases
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23
Some gentleman from Carroll count

70 Some gentleman from Carroll county
Ky. hearing Of slave ofhis near dolum-
bus, Ohio, went to get him. but the COM
missioner, 1r Wilcox, locked up bis house
and went Of, 50 as to avoid having any.
thing to do with the case, and the owner
returned slaYeless to bis 'sold Kentucky
home. sosays tie Enquirer
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23

UncIE Sass sraoNq Box This chest
now contains over S29, 600. 900, allin spe-
Gle. Oftis amount on The Goth Of May
$50. z52. a72 was ia the Sub. Treasury At
New York 4 690. 854 ii tie Philadelphia
Mint; s4 1893. 85s a The Sub Treasury at
Boston z 65 e2I ii the SUBJ Treasury
At ST. Louis Sc ,08l $40 in ditto at New
Orleans 81 7ol ,85I II do. At Philadelphia
sgoo. 900 II d., 1t San Francisco and The
remainder il Sub. Treasures and Branch
MINIS of the United States at other places.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23

NJ EW CooKERX BOOK FOR THE llIIIr0E-5o
~ Miss Iesl els New Receipts ca COOKING. "a
entire new work. For sale By
lune9 M EMANUEL
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23

DESTRUCTION Of THE HEAT n VTRGINIA
The Warrenton Whig thinks that many wheat
fields "a Fauquier viii be 50 devastated BIZ
the joint worm as not to BE worth harvest
ing. The Stanton Yindicator Is informed
that The + heat crop viii not 30 more than
half 4 yield q Augusta Tie 81 las got
ten into q greet many fields. and several
farmers are plonghing up sene og their
wheat grounds With view of using Il for
other purposes The Cnlpepper Observer
says 4e are sorry 70 learn that the
wheat crop ii this county, as well 81 hat
Of Orange, has been almost totally destroy
ed by tie joint worm
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23

" ne caIIIno aIEenIlon q OF Ie0defS
to The Editorial correspondents il another
column.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23
THE LATEST STYLES.
JUST RECEIVED
"A Large ard superior assortment 81
SPRING e SUMMER caQ TttlNG
roee4eT4Nc m PART or
JUST RECEIVED


CONSISTING ~ PART Of
Light cloth and cashmaret dress.,frock and sack
coats
Drab d,eta, and alpaca
Black doeskin and drab dseta pants
Fancy cashmere and linen
Fancy silks, satin, and marseilles vests
Hats, caps, Shirts, drawers Hosiery gloves,
cravats, umbrellas. trunks, canes. and all art-
cles necessary to the complete wardrobe Of
gentleman.
Also1-A splendid stock of cashmere cloths,
black, blue and brown cassimeres, black,
blue and fancy colored and Nesting switch
Ne will have madet to order by experienced
worxnefl iii the best possible mann
Our clothing has been made under the in1-
mediate supervision Of one Of the firm, who has
spent some time III New York for that pnr
pose. Customers may Be certaa that they
uil Get fresh goods, well made, and Of The lat
est STYLES 9th being practical mechanics 81
years experience ia tie business they will
leave nothing undone By which they may be
enabled to supply their customers Y goods,
equd If not SUI 3erior, to any ia the Southwest.
Gentlemend desiring goods il our line, Will
please give is call before purchasing else
where
HAINES RUSSELL
Merehant Tai efs.
NJ. We have removed p the large and
eommodiou establishment neAt door g D.
SN ett oil M shington St ju9e9 Ill II.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23


From LlBERTA Private letters nom Gov
Roberts. the latest dated Nonroyia, April
sth. state that Tie ennigrants By the Isle d
Cuba arrived at their destination ia good
health, and would settle al Junk, about SIX
miles above the mouth Of the river. The
New York Commercial has received by
overland mail from Liberia. via England
g copy Of acts and resolutions passed By
the Legislature Of Liberia, at its session
commencing On The first Monday ii Decem.
Der, 1858.
Re acts in.questlcn have the effect Of
repeating import duties On woolIen clothing
hats, boots shoes, bonnets. silks. ribbons,
six umbrellas, gold md silver res and
furniture ofopening an avenue ID the in
terror Of Clay Ashland fifteen miles ii
length, with township IF three huns.
dred acres It It's terminus ofregulating the
corporate government sc Liberia College !;
of fepealing The act Of December 1859,
defining tlhe right suffrage Of thanking the
French Government for rs munihcent Gift
Of thousand stand q arms and aecoutre-
ments empowering the President Is LAY
interdicts % aasseu Little. Grand Bantam
and Cope Mount territory, the inhabitants
81 lich are lIonsly insuboFdinate to
the laws Of Z public, and hostile to the
good citizens Of the county 8 Of having the
census taken and # creating post offices
and possnasters u each county Of The
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23

N I've have removed q the large and
commodie0s establishment next door 70 ~.
81 ete 81 MI shington ST. iane9 H- r..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-06

From the b. Louis democrat, June L.
By the arrival Of the steamer Sam Gloon, from
items of interest -
Among the numerous passengers on board there
are, direct from Salt Lake. (Which place they left on
the LIST Of nay,) g. N. Blair, Esq, u. 8. Attorney
for Utah; James Ferguson, Territorial Attorney,
and also Messrs. Andrews, Wheelock, Dunbar and
others, missionaries Of the Mormon faith.
They bring cheering news from the Plains, and
report the health of the route and Of the emgrants
as being remarkably good, with little or no sickness.
They met the first emigrants near the crossing of
North Platte, on the 18th May. They made the trip
through to Fort Leavenworth, Coming with the
mail,) in twenty-three days travelling time. The
emigration this year will probably equal two-thirds
Of that last year.
On their trip in they found no buffalo on the
route; the Indians, thus far have been peaceable,
but threatening to levy black mail on the future
emigrants. The citizens Of Salt Lake are healthy,
with prospects Of excellent crops vegetation is said
to be so far advanced that they were enjoying Gu
cumbers, radishes, &C., before leaving. From the
number Of merchant trains that vert met, destined
for Salt Lake city, it is thought that goods of all
kinds viii be plenty in the valley this season. but at
the time Of their leaving there were none in the
market, although money was abundant The Utah
Indians are reported to be friendly.
Maj E. A. Bredell, Indian Agent for Utah, died at
Green river on his way home the 5th inst. Grass
season, and the erection Of good bridge over the
North Platte and Laramie fork progressing. The
Cheyenne Indians are said to be in the habit Of
drilling daily, and are beginning to make consdera-
BILE preend0ns to the exercise Of military discipline.
Capt Morris, of Gunnison's party, was on the
point Of leaving for California, having completed
reported favoraby. Mr.. Blair, we learn, remains
in our city for few days. and is at present stopping
at the Virginia Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-06

airing Of seventeen rounds q cannon II hsvine bseu
seventeen years since this worA IVES oouanenesd.T
The New Haven Railroad Company win pass its July
dividend, making the third since the Norwan accident
and the probability 4 that time win slapse before
dividends WIN b resumed. The company never have
earned any Of the dividends which have been paid and
the cost Of the road has reached such point as to almost
preclude the possibility Of doing So Its capital and
bonds amount to between FIVE and six millions Of dollars
The lease Of the canal road total loss Twenty thou
sand dollars psr annum are paid to stop the running Of
steamboats, without effect. About quarter Of million
Of dollars have already been paid for damages and deaths
by the Norwa disaster and ten Of the most aggravated
yet remain unsettled demanding hundred and
sixty thousand dollars Most Of the amount paid
these claims has been charged to construction &C.
count but 1t has been made for stopping the
payment Of dividends which were never earned. The
stock Of this company is selling at "a per cent and its
bonds at 92 per cent Its bonds undoubtedly worth
the market price, but its stock very much inflated in
value.
The report Of the Bank Commissioners of Connecticut
contains the annexed table, showing the banking move
ment in that State the LIST of April for several years
past -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-06

CoFrn.-The market was exceedingly quiet and the
transactions limited 30 bags Iaguayra were sold at
1okc.
Co1TcN-The sales were confined to q few hundred
bales at the ocal quotations fixed upon by the brokers'
FRnGH1s-To Liverpool, about 20, 600 bushels Of corn
and 6Rd; and 5000 bushels wheat in bulk at 6I.d.
Flour YVES at Is Cd Isl and 200 500 bales Of cotton
at 3-1od with so bales do Sea Island ct "a. 10 Lon
Bremen 800 bales of cotton were engaged AZ "a 100
tbs ashes, lat It's. Cd 81 hhds. tobacco At i2s Cd
TO Hayre zoo bales cotton were engaged ct Se bono
varied from 45c. . Soc per foot measurement.
81 IS. '' y ''' '0A'' 000'n '"'''n' "e's AA'' -
HAr.-Abcut 100 bales river changed hands at soc .
Naval sroREs.-spirits turpentne was better, with
small ,aes at t1c and 700 bbs middlng fine rosin were
sold at % rs.
LINZ -Roekland continued quiet. at CSC. a eoc for
common, and 81 35 for lump per Dbl.
OIs-We have nothing new TO notice in this line with
the exception Of some small sales Of nseed from store
nj SIC . SIC. per gallon.
PRoyEIoSs-pork was In fair demand The days sales
included 200 bbls at s13 so S13 So for msss and
S2 25a sl2 80 for prime per Dbl Contracts for 600
$50 packages cut meats former rates. and 725 packages
lard at 94c ec. per h. Beef brsker and hrmer,
with saes Of 100 bbs at 25c per Dbl higher prices in
GLIDING repacked Chicago at sl4 10 SIS per bb Butter
and cheese were unchanged
lutE-Sales Of 2Io tierces were made At axe sac.
per 10. The market was steady, with good demand.
SuGARs.--Thc market was less active The sales enc.
baccd 70 hhds Texas on private terms, and about 900
hhds New Orleans at 4J.c 4ac 260 do. Cuba at axe
5Lc.; 400 boxes Havana In btnd, for export at 4c;
and 30 boxes brown Havana at CSC.
ToBActo.-The sales embraced ~ q 80 hhds o. ken-
lucky leaf at &C. 7c and 50 boxes Pennsylvania seed
leaf at exc.
TaIIow.-About II 900 lbs. prime were obtained at
wrrsgry sales were reported Of 700 bills. Ohio ana
prison at 2sc a 2skc., cash, and 3oc .me, &C, pcs
s.leE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-06

a cOmmttee OF temperance men IN Iowa have ad-
Mr. James w. Grimes, asking his opinion in regard to
the constitutionaity Of the Maine law to which Mr..
Grimes answers as follows:-To your first question
answer that am not sufficiently familiar with the de-
warrant me in expressing an opinion Of it's validity;
but entertain no doubt whatever that the general
prohibitory provisions Of that law constitutional
cannot doubt the power Of any State to repress
why the State cannot protect itself against pauper-
ism and crime, and if intemperance is the fruitful
source of those evils cannot doubt that the State
has the power to close up the fountain from which
they flow.
The number Of contributing members of the Order
Of the Sons of Temperance, Of Virginia. is reported
to be l0,740.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-06
Oar Cazenovia Correspondence.
CAzENovIA, June l, /,

!, The Gift Enterprises and the Newspapers.
One thing that has struck me as rather singular.
the fact that nearly all the Nebraska
recIey papers, up through this region of country,
% sold, body and soul, to your enterprising gift
'ttery friends in the city. We find in the columns
I their papers long advertisements Of particular
IN enterprise, and an editorial puff to back it up,
] Of which are kept before the public for several
My look at it-selling themselves their paper, and
their subscribers, for the paltry sum lift be a
im) Of eight gift tickets What jewels Of humanity
preach to us about slavery, liberty and Justice,
shteousness and all that sort of palaver, when
icy are selling hundreds and thousands Of sub
ribers to the tune Of one dollar apiece, for the
oresaid eight gift ticketsprice eight cents, more
/ less. What funny world. ITEM.