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This mornings papers announced the nomi-
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q seat in the U. States Senate from that State
but we learn, from source in which we con-
fde, that on authoritative despatch from Jack.
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Emperor of Russia has been assured that moth
Jog but absolute necessity should drive the
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From this is inferred the degree of permissive.
ness which Russia has enjoyed and it remains
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Sinope have stretched the limit to the bound of
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ceeding will not anly overthrow any Ministry,
but excite considerable disaffection towards the
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him; and that, beng spprehensive he might
carry his threats into execution, he had run
away, and come to the city to claim the protec-
ton Of the authorities He had been bought.
it appears, in'Kentucky, by his present master,
and his former owner had lately endeavored to
rc-purchase him; and because Lynch had abso-
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Mrs. Stoves "extravagant and impossible"
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Or, SLAVE CATCHING IA
THE QUAKER CITY
AN ENGRAVING Eoa EVERY FAMILY.

TTNPRECEDENTED sale of the Steel Plat. In
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from the Rev. j. c. Lord, ID. d., Of Buffalo " York
Il have examined the beautiful! Steel Plate En-
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THE SEVEN SLAVES who recently escaped
from Norfolk, it has been ascertained, did not
get off in the steamer Star of the West, but in
some coasting craft bound to the North. The
Mayor of Norfolk has given instructions to the
police officers to search all vessels leaving for
Northern ports.
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EEP constantly on hand large s.o,k .rC..
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MExIco.-The reported treaty with Mexico,
the particulars of which have been published,
appear to have been proposed to our Govern
ment by Mr.. Gadsden, but not to have been
approved; and new propositions have been
communicated to our Minister by the Govern
ment of the United States.
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GEO. w. NEWCOMB.

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M ILL pay particular attention to collecting bust
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o. A bridge over the Ohio at Cincinnati is
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take 211a years in its construction, according to
the calculation of the Engineer Elliott
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ARNOLD's, 81 STRAND. LoSnoN.

T HEREBY constitute Mr.. Simon Willard No. Q
CONGRESS street, Boston, solo agent for the sale Of
my Watches in the United States of America
April Is, 1853. CHARLES FRODSHAM
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r. BALL.
s. T.. CHASE.

CIIASE & BALL, Attorneys and Counscllors A.
~ Law. Cincinnati, Ohio practice i. tie State
Courts of Ohio, in the Circuit and District Courts ci
the United States ia Ohio, and in the Supreme Court
of the United States 1T W; shirgtoT. Jan. 3
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The Banking Capital of the State of N. York
amounts to the enormous sum of seventy seuen
millions-fourteen of which have been added
during the past year the result, undoubtedly,
of the free banking system
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SLaNDERING THE PEcULIAR.-The New Or
leans Crescent, of the 9th of December, relates
the following under its police head:
A Savage Master.-A runaway negro man,
calling himself Lewis was brought before he
corder Winter yesterday He was most
wre.ched-looking darkey, and his miserable
aucearance attested the truth of his story OF
hard treatment and barbarous severity; he
had but one hand, bis head was tied up as II
in consequence Of some recent hurt, and his
face was emaciated, and wonld if possible, have
been pale. He stated that he belonged to
man named Lynch, who had plantation
across the river, and that he had run away IN
consequence of bis master fr.qaeaay Deasng
ty he declared that Lynch had shot at him
twice. and had repeatedly threatened to Kill
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BY MRS. L. JEssUP EAMEs

u. s. CONSUL AT GENoA-Mr. F. Foresti,
upon whom this appointment was conferred by
the President, has been rejected by the Gov
ernment at Turin. They refuse to recognise
him, because of bis having been concerned in
the Italian movement in New York, last spring,
in the affair of the refugees brought by the
frigate San Giovanni. Another ground of
offence is that Foresti is said to be implicated
with the friends of Mazzini in their hostility
against the present Government of Sardinia.
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My dear Sir Frederick, take chair" al
couldn't possibly" "Not pressed for time, |
hope?" "No-not for time--but very much
for pantalocns." Sir Frederick had on his
stand-up trousers-so tight in the fit that he
ment.
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Donald Mckay, the great ship builder of Bos-
ton is as years of age, and a Scotchman by
birth. He rose from the humble station of a
day laborer to his present position, by sheer in
dustry and energy.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-18
JOHN Il. CRUMP.
Vieksburg july 5, 1859

Dear, Sir;-I he marked success with which
Ihave used your valuable medicine, the SoUTH-
ERIN AETInoTEt iii several very bad cases Of
Diarrhma and other bowel affections ii any
family, induces me to offer you my testimony
in its BEHALF With the experience have Of
its happy effects IA speedily nrresting some
very bad cases both III adults and children I
have no hesitation ID giving il as nv candid D.
pinion. that the Southern Aatid0ts Is MT only
much better than any other, but that Is IS fat
than all other remedies put together that have
ever seen OF heard Of fo. disease ST tie bow.
els can, therefore, most conscienfionsIv Il and
do most cordially recommend ii as IN iryal,i-
able family medicine Yours yerv truly.
&. j. RANDOLPH.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-18
u EllANJEES SOUTHERN ANlID07R
"A Rsmeag o Cholera ehobsra 1ior5us, Didr
rhoa, Sammer complaint Of children,
4aa Tls.eonfe,.,,
ard
Prepared by M EMAnuE1, III D.,
Vicksbuag, Mss.
PREVENTION BE'79T7I7l9 7'FTAIV c UI1E


PREVENTION BEI11zle 11tAlV 1. .LlItLi
LITTLE consideration win strongly in-
press on the mind the truth Of this tfite
saying. IT often happens, from slight causes
that arrangement the bowels Il produced,
Which e neglected, may have serious end
Cholerais still lingering ID the Valley of the
Mississippi, pysteriously appearing on steam
boats. plantations and IN towns, committing
the most frightinl ravages, and then passing
away to reappeaT at some other place. When
il attacks les rapid progress ISSUE hi that the loss.
Of q few hours il often the loss Of life; in numn
berless caes; BY the time a physician ca
reach thepatient, his skill will be unaYailinr
These consideration have induced the prepag
of the SOUTHERN ANTIDoTE to give It this pre-
parer he is well satisfied of its efficacy aub
remedy against Cholera, and the numerous
Influential testimonials which he has receia
from persons of known responsibility, warra
him pronouncing 1.-THE most valuable medi-
cine forfhe cure Of Cholera, Dianhna, Cholera
Morbus, DisentaTy, and summer complaint of
children that has yet been presented to the
public. It Is not deemed necessary to publish
more than the following testimonials, the mum.
Der and responsibility Of the names being con-
sidered ample to satisfy al that the Southern
Aatidote is tried remedy; and has proved it.
selfeminently successful in the most dangerous
and val led forms Of bowel affection common
to the Southern country, from Cholera down
to the ordinary summer complaint of chill
dren.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-18
F.sKATEs
=
GAMBLE 4 SKATES
MnrhR Knrn

China Street, Vicks6urq, MISS
y N addition to sur stock we hive received
large lotof Italian marble direct from Italy
in block and slab also the finest quality OF
American; we have also large. varied, and
splendid lot finished of, ready for engraving.
The finest quality of Monuments, Tombs.
Head and Foot stones of all sizes, marble
mantel pieces, caps and sills for building, steps
line.
Engraving done in the neatest manner, and
at the shortes notice.
Weinvite the people in need of such work to
call and examine for themselves.
All orders promptly attended to.
A superior lot Of Italian Marble Mantels on
hand and for sale at ptiees ranging from $50 to
$500. 34ly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-18
YIcKsBuRe, July 6, 1852
Dr nj. EMANTrrr..

UF. III EMANUEL,
Dear sir;-I have used your Southern An
tidote on my phantom with great success for
sev sral years, not only when Cholera was per-
Willing, but in bowel complaints generally at
tended with tormina gripping, ETC., In travel
ing to my plantation on Deer Creek and back.
/ have found great relief from the use of it my
self Ialways keep it on hand and attribute
the success on my plantation to the early use
of it in affections of the bowels of adults or in
fants Tho ChoIora has prevailed twice in my
that is year before last and about
one month ago; in all the time have only lost
one case, and after the precaution ofusing cis-
tern water, regard the timely useof the South.
ern Antidote as one great reason of my sue.
cess
Yours very respectfully,
H R. WEST
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-18
Kinds Co. Mi. 5. June 80. ls5:

Kinds Co, Mr s., June 30, 1852.
Dir. M. EMANUEL,
Dear Sir.--In reply to yours, inquiring I'M
der date of June 22nd, as to what effect used
your Southern Antidote for Cholera, when that
disease lately prevailed on my plantation on
Deer Greek. take pleasure in assuring you
that considerit incomparably superior to any
other On the breaking out of Cholera, was
but scantily supplied; and feel assured that
with an abundant supply and more confidence
in its efficacy than then had, should have
arrested several cases which afterwards prov
fatal. I have the more confidence in its vir-
tues as used it in my own case with the
most satisfactory results. If my experience
be worth anything to the public, most heart
lily recommend your Southern Antidote to the
notice 10 ali persons having property in the
Wiley. Very respectfully,
C. B. HARRISON.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-08-18

which has given 50 much satisfaction through
the Union, as also Steam Powers of all
sizes and kinds, horse powers GRIsT MrLLs,
CORN and COB cRUsHEs, together with various
other machines and impliments TO economise
labor
Since their circular saw mills were invented
by aud patented, to their senior partner, they
have made many improvements which render
them perfectin all their details, and justly en-
title them to be considered amongthe greatest
abor saving inventions Of the age.
Aphanpia containing full discrpd na Of
their three classes OF mills, prices, terms ca
pacity for saving, d., viii be sent to any
gentleman applying for one by letter postpaid.
Having recently obtained damages IN an
action brought in the q S circuit court for
the Discrict Of Maryland, for infringement Of
their Patent Right, they do hereby forwarn
the public from purchasing mills, similar to
theirs, from unauthorized builder or their
agents. Address, GEORGE PAGE q co.
Schroeder aeqr Baitimorest. Balti0aore I'D.
LINK E HARRISON Agents,
Yazoo City Miss junei6-f f5o-t6m,