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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-12

TTNAKE NOTICE. have now got NV STEAM
Il STONE SAW MILL in full operation, and have 4
quantity Of SAWED FLAGGIS on hand aud VIII Law them
at $2 80 per square yard tor And also my CORN
MILL will be ound ready all hours Of the day grind
corn for customers at the of 70 bushels per hoGE
the ordinary prices.
juneI'54-tf SAhIUFI UASIAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-12

10 D0Z Barrys Tricophorus and Lvrus Kathairon and
= Bogles Hyperian Fluid, for the hair. For sale by
Junezl H. G. SCOVEl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-12
JIM. DAYID. De nEHI.EW PhAsrERi

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-12
FINE WINES, BRANDIEs, No.
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY

1,u / TIER y q
go (BY AUTHORITY or THa-srAlE oF ALA) II
ssrES Cg,giar,z3 o, he HJr5aa aii. -
,zg-TO BE DRAWN 10Th OF AuGU&rls,4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-12

50 Broad Street, Coraer Beaver. Eev-York
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-07

q We have Frequently heard the erlrha,ed
German Bii,rrs. sold BY DR.. &. NJ. Jackson. i20
Arch street, Philadelphia. spoken Of in terms Of
The highest commrndalinn. and we honestly he
lieve that il l. one ofihe hc<l m~dirines advcrii.
sed tor the complaints for which il is recommend
ed. They are pleasant la the taste, and can be
taken under any circumstances hy the most de-
licsie stomach. The IEess iaf aud wide, have
uniird in commenting this invaluable remedy
for dyspepsia. debility, &c and surh are the
healing efleris Of This panaces. that we hope IL
may he introduced 10 every family where dyspcp-
sia has. or is likely 10 have. victim. Phil. pa.
urFor sale al the Drug Store. Be-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-07
THIRTY.TH CONGRESS.
Saturday, May %.

T.
In the Senate, the Post Office cons
mittee reported back the House bill
regulating the pay Of deputy Postmas-
tiers, with an amendment. The bill BY
general consent was read the third time
and passed.
The Indian appropriation bill was
farther considered in committee, and
afterwards reported to the Senate.
In the House, the consideration Of
the bill granting lands equally to the
several States to aid in the construc-
ton Of railroads and for the support OF
schools, was postponed to this day four
weeks.
The consideration Of tn: deficiency
bill, which had been returned from the
Senate with tifty-three amendments,
was taken up in committee of the whole,
and the amendments considered.
"Wednesday, May 81.
In the Senate, Mr.. Benjamin pre-
scented certain resolutions adopted BY
the Legislature of Louisiana on the
subject Of the Authorization Of Cuba,
which, after brief but interesting dis.
cussion. were referred to the commit
tee on foreign relations.
The Nebraska bill from the House
was taken up and discussed until five
o'clock, upon an amendment Of Mr..
Pearce proposing to restore to the bill
the 7" CLAYTON amendment" upon which
no question had been taken at the time
81 adjournment. The debate was AMI
mated towards the close, several south.
ern Senator'S who formerly supported
the amendment having declared their
intention to vnte against itnow, rather
than again risk It in the House Of Rep
rcsentatives.
In the House. the deficiency bill was
farther considered; but without having
made much progress the committee
rose, not having a quorum, and the
House adjourned.
Thursday. May %.
In the Senate. the consideration Of
the Nebraska bill WIS resumed. the
question being upon the proposition u
Mr.. Pearce to insert thereiil the Clay.
ton sAneulmcnt. Afterah ilit.r, ,'iay
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-07
Whig Meeting In Alamance.

Agreeably 10 call, a respectable
portion of the Wings Of Alamance met
in Graham, on Tuesday the S0th of
Nav, to take into consideration theex-
pedicncy of appointing delegates to
meet the Wings Of Randolph at some
suitable place, to select candidate
for the Senate in the next Legislature.
On motion of Chesley +. Faucett,
DIR. Michael w. Holt was called to the
chair, and DR.. Alexr. Wilson, jr. was
appointed secretary.
Ga motion, it was Resolved, That
three delegates be selected from each
Captains district. to meet the Wings
Of Randolph at Liberty, on Monday
the Goth day of June.
On motion, il was Resolved, That
DR.. NJ. W. Holt, George Hurdle, and
Isaac Holt be appointed a committee
to select the delegates, and report the
same to the secretary.
The committee subsequently, report
ed, under this resolution. the follow
ing delegates, viz: James Hunter. Jas.
Albright. DIR. Alex. Wilson, jr., Henry
Z. Hurdle, Abel Griffis, ID. w. Kerr,
Gabriel NJ. Lea. George Hurdle, John
A. Murray, Chesley F. Faucet, Jacob
Dickey, John Barnwell, Geo. M'Rae,
DIR. NJ. w. Holt, Joseph Holt, Mlcha-
cl Shoffner, DIR. VIM. Denny, Edwin
Holt, Alfred Hornedy, John Stafford.
Jonathan Thompson, Peter roust, Ma
than Stout. Isaac Holt, Daniel Foust,
Oliver Newlin, James Robson, Saml.
II Turrcntine. Absalom Harvey, ia.
cub Summers. Robert w. Wilson, Jas.
Newlin, George White. and William
Albright
On motion. It was Resolved. That
a cnpy Of the proceedings be sent to
the Iiillsborough Recorder. Greensba.
rough Patriot and .tshborouyh Journal,
with areques. to publish.
VI, W. HOLT, Chm.
N,-y. Ntr SoS. ir. S4r'r.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-07

nEN0CnArlc CONVENTION
Ata cnnreafior ~ 49, D,m.-r,fs =
Orange. held Il the faan II lI,iIsbo.
rasx6. Iune sd. 1850. Gen. Isseph Al,
iison Vas called "a de chair. .nJ / ID.
Wilbsn appointed xecrrtary.
TIE following ier,er Ma, read sho~-
ing that DR.. B.F. Mebznr. Nominated
al former meeting as ! candidate d
represent rs IN Inc Hoase az commsos
in the ensuing I.erislasurrhad drcl;n.
ed the nsminssion:
u,.., H,u v,, ao,h ,ssa
Gen. Cad Lana. crp,s Ils Bvry.
aas John u kiriisad. ssg.
o.srlssn. nraa doe s-aFe,'an; nal, r.
- 49, s 60 ' 49, =, = ~ - 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-07
LAND FOR SALE.

vlNHE undersigned, Executor Of the last will
= and testament Of James NJ. Minus, decd,
gives notice, that OH Thursday the 18th day Of
July. he will proceed to sell, TO the highest bid.
der, the PLANTATION belonging 10 the said
deceased. containing between Five and Six Hun
dred Acres. and one Of the best wheat growing
plantations in thai vicinity. A credit OF twelve
moths viii he given, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, bearing interest fioin
date. =
WILLIAM SMITH, Ex'r.
luas s'h 1854 5ois--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-07

III The Examining Committee for
this County win meet at the court house on Sa
turiay the 24sh Of Juno. Persons desiring err.
iiiicaics to teach Common Schools. can apply al
that time. BY order Of the Committee.
Z. A. HEARrT. Sec'y.
June 9Th. 1851 3d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-07
Culinary.

Died. in this county. on the 2slh ulL, Dawn
Tmsxas. sos Of David and Nancy Craig. aged
two years Ave months and tweniy-one days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-07
OTTO E.

MOTTO E..
TNHE Undersigned having qualified, at May
- Term Of Orange County Court. 1854, as
Executor ON the estate OF JAMES NJ. MIN
MS, deceased, hereby gives notice to all per-
sous indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment; and 10 all persons having claims a.
gai,lst said estate, to present them, properly au-
ihenticated, within the tine prescribed by law.
or tins notice will be plead in bar Of their reco.
very WILLIAM SMITH, Ex'r.
June 6. 39-3w
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]. ]. FREELAND & som.

4 RE receiving their Spring supply Of
Goods. selected with special reference TO
their customers wants.
They will exchange Goods for Homespun
Cloth, Feathers, Beeswax, and such other srli-
cles as are usually brought to market.
They deem il unnecessary to give a list Of ar
icles, preferFing that their customers should como
and SEQ for themselves,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-07
Land for Sale.

VSHE tract of LAND belonging to Joseph O..
4 Brown. lying oil north Little River, ten miles
north Of Hill,borough, containing 2a0 acres. more
or less, il now Offered forsale. Persons desiring
to purchase land in thai section of country. will
do well to call on the subscriber, j. i. Brown,
who is acting as agent; or they can view The
premises by calling on Mr.. G. L. Dunnegsn.
j. l.. BROWN, Agent.
Nav 81 3lno
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-07

Just Look at This.

you wan, Candies. Cigar, Smoking Tol.ac.
co, Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, &c. Of the very
hest qualities, and cheaper Than can he bought
Of any other house in Hillsborough. call ii 10
.Exchange." oas door below Long q
Webb's store.
March 7ih, 1884. e ga
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-07
II. HOE & CO.,

WE have something fine for the Hair at the
w Drug Store, viz: Whites Hair Reecnera-
tor; Barry's Tricopherous; Lyons Kathairon
Pomatums, in fancy jars; &c. &c.
April Ia. az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-07
TEMAln erulnfla.

TEMAlE sc I1DL.
THE third se--isal Of Mis- .. r. Mssrsrs's
4 fsxals s<haol. situated in Aisn.nre eoun-
~. fanr mice ve>f af Mr.. William q. Binehsa's
School. and A~ssn miles south AZ Dr.. Wilson's.
viii rammsass es iis. 6ih Of July. aud cad on
the 9Th of Deermhsr nesi.
TERMS, PER SESSION.
For fulf English ropfse. S. TO $1,000
Music Oh Pisuo. including u-e Of in
ssrunellf. 1880
Board. including washing. lights. dr., can lie
ha ronyenirut 10 the srhaal. Al SO PR mouth.
Eight OF ten pupils can have board in the a.
mily with The PrinripsI
Thi- School is Ioeaied in healthy aud moral
neighborleod.
An early arpliraiion Is desired. Further in
formation eau lr Ind hy addressing
JAMES NEwLIN.
I.indie, Store p. o.. Alamanre co.. N. G..
May 2ssh, 1854. as-Sw
IrsT RECEIVED. . Hogsheads Of choice
u Cuba Mslasscs
| j. {. TuRRENTINE & SON.
May 20. 3s--
. EXTRA. Fine Quilted SADDLES can be
- bought low. Apply to-
!. C.. TURRENTINE &. son.
May 20. 3s--
lGENTI.ENEN IN want Of prei,y and com
u Portable sunner CATER. will find an as.
soriment al shr store af
J.. Z. TURRENTINE & SON.
May 30. a.
lust RECEIVED. At the Drug stoc, finc
- article Of Green and Black TEAS.
- supply of.fiNcY ARTICLES.
A LOT of good BACON for sale a, the Drug
"A Store.
Nay 81. as
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13
TIE DEATH 0F THE YOUNG


The Newark Mercury beautifully remarks that
childhood enters lile at tie East coming II Ike
.aswaIlow beheatlf the eaY re s little ana
stands erect under &c roof on IL goes into tie
1aissesof bio world low qes ito dome above
him and manhood is ese SIN But westward
S TIE word; snd 81 ana s. he bonds rs head be-
meath tue root They say be i old chat tho
weight Of years On him: that he looking fot 4
place 70 sleep but & S Only that NAY clear
tie ralsers Lower and lover does g bend till
With form quite double II eFeeps ons just he-
tWeen heaven nd easth and seen 40
more
Death s not llaid g lae sunshine s. e comes
d the summer The rustic b tea hou
leaves does rot sle him; e re d 81 tea thou
sand flowers does not Charm Indeed
GLOVES flowers e. thag uoa SIS aa: Dis
segthe gIiaes softly amid eii tender leaN
ipg noeeho e disturb hs one
ehon Bis
away from The tiny ol ou Little ones an 10
watch the Eest ens tongues
wrapping tie Inlat on| lsif Ga ca
re know us Ia e great bIna
Is heaven bend lon hand then
e @ out under a she ng
sunset broken and Bent wits
not ilefe n ven
son I tome precious rsfI e
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13

en th6 lnas
&c sa g sc IntIal Debt
lad been suspendea ond Be respp-
ea on Ihe US inst
s supposed TINT Queen GhfisIiapa
lYsd s. Poklue 81 she 81 inst
senfseatIo 8 heT property bad fairly
gun Governor g czsda ha6 SEX
VI Tic coal mines Which formed part q
Ths London Morning Post q the lth
say aia things wear & rather s
br pIexion TIE new Government
Seem DISPOSED e place limits g the march
fion end Il hilst eadeaForing to es.
ta liberty e cheek Go advances Of Is
cenl a. attempt 81 very small
scale indeed mode 81 lhe e8th 81 Az.
gust u up new Disturbances but i
was very promptly and etFaelnally put
down.
Two ofthe rid newspapers the Va
lion and Csc agnol hare vfntured
to charge tie United States mister Is Che
Court 81 spain. ar so 81 Lone Star
With having lomented 4 disturbances.
This IS However very improbable because
% Oh and enlightened dipl - pc.
soule CANNOT fail 10 have read b ly ana
to have found i there recorded IS
January ZIG he British Government
rested ne Swedish 1nstsr At London
Count Gutenberg, ana seized his papers
because il believed the count 70 Be impli-
Gated a onable proceeding against lie
Crown 81 heland. There Is therefore a
point st which diplomatic ifnmunities cease
and Il does not seem consistent with she.
cauteness .ofhis adopted country that Mf.
soule should hays risked lis privileges a
the hopeless object 40 doubt falsely aseri-
bed o him Of establishing republicanisnn 4
Spain: re las however quilted tie conn.
" for the psesont perhaps from 3 feeling
Eof delicacy aud IS q talz uphis tsnpa
residence 81 the French teffig ~
presume pa tickle
cay
AIr. Soule has written the following letter
to the Diaio Espaoaol IN reply % tie char
ges Of the Madrid Press
MAphID August Is.
SIN The tone and eli aracter ofthe ar
ticle referring Il me pnbIishedin your col.
umns Of this day indicate TOO clearly the
vehemence which inspired il not to deserve
from me the honor Of reply. absent
myself fam Madrid because such Is ny
pleasure being accountable to 10 one for
my acts Or conduct. The fear Of being in
suited Or menaeed b. persons to whom ny
presence might Be disagreeable weuld never
cause me toabandon ny post.
Tear neither the sheer Of impersinent
fellows. nor the dagger Of hired assissins.
AboYe all sir + do not fear the people. The
people respect what is entitled to respect.
They only stigmatize tie wretehes who
I fatter and deceive Them The people fghi
but are not assassins. With regard to the
/ perhduous insinuations with which your
article abounds they aro beneath M con.
tempt I leave you % he merit of tie var
nish with which You have CLOSED them o
yer and tothose who dictated tkem the il,
fanny q their invention / am 81 youI
servant
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13


.le 81
low 81 m a eaa hsn s
heh nan
h1 ena therefor beok
oaa
aaa a. na about
aen he ltte leg g
fede ton q his p
some al friends would hie
sb0 boaf to6n bound bk
sd they ioag he q. nap nellal could hsi
tsf sd {. IS be killed 81 Than body e slles
k1siasni lealsE teneraa
tlle toe 61IoH don nans g g token lof
au age Re hid BEDS ake q ta sign
that cover up Els ee
IS against him, aud lis mother certainly den {
know les oa here tais country where
people iliccass ankles Aboitieals fesilafs iof
l5rta zlast .af Is raaias roe don nsan
is insinuate anyiliil but those aho haYe seen s
advertisement which recently apps q tlle
Georgia papers deser hing 4 Little llgW tllst AIa
seen peran6 ing &c ssate Aeting allok
isionists documents anaenly escaped hanging n.
crawling through "a aagar hole he Was 50 litlle
sSil draw their own conclusions abent Is little
contributor Il Che luniaoes celun1ns u tie Ieno
erat. We would aa9a Hotel Keepers asld
Steamboat Captains q e him when there
arc silver spoolis ana aaolis % i IS . laet
selIestablshal d 9lioe ler eAIHainal courts
that slon IN ssa.asass haps loag poesfis
And We exprcs enioig i upon the postlnaste rs
81 tie State % tale notice u the Natipnal Era
Boston Enancipator aud Fred Douglas paper
are ne mailed to lis address Tie
lite fellow ass TIE Natehez Free Trader and
other papers who have copied oui reward Cor
him. toppblish his cai We afe very nlleh
mistaken # ca. Picket q any other gsatlsaiqn
eIitor out Of Yazoo City PUBLISHES the
silly Ironuneiemen 81 the little ppsiIar against as
As Sc have boys ouEaaI6. Ne EEL q sympathy lof
tie little fellow AMI Nil give him piess sc sd-
vice. Never Get into sfape WI q woman.
iar you afe bound e Be phea Every man
and vonan VII Sc ssai..s you & rong.
3oa ara now done for a
better 81 n eo oh
me- sour BIC
ont South ham. sou. had better
tarry at Jericho I you eut your wisdom teeth At
least You haye sprnk though but those WHO
see It's exhib on n the present case think of you
as the spectators did % The inluriated animal That
attempted to butt locomotive under full way
That You have plenty ofspifit but very Little dis.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13

M t4sA3stsN $780,
Evening POST 81 Nsn YoFk has Been
thought q good skeieh thal ne publish
els Lave been obliged . hare y fepublish.
q Is ues he dema 4 q indeed
very suggestive
DnA Eplqoh have been q niagara.
yon hnoa iaesa Falls big rocks, water,
foam. abls rock Indian eutiosities saaaWa
Moccasina. stuffed snakes. rapids. wolves
tlillon House Suspension Bridge, place
where lhe water runs swift, theladiss faint,
scream and gei the paint washed Of heir
faces: here The arisiocratie indian ladies'
ST down and make little bags; where all
tie inhabitants swindle strangers where
ihe cars 50 il 4 hurry The walters are
Iimpudent AMI all Che small boys
swear
When came II light ot tie suspension
bridge, vas wildly impressed with the
idea that twas some bridge II fact y
4es5eff 81 q of4ts w and 81 considerable
s,;,,..a. saalV { 80. 81 l,sar and went Is lie
r.,Is. 1900 snollsr oIass 81 beer but
couldn't sci s. walked away from the Falls
aet through, mad triumphant, victorious
.. 81 bembuol IS.
-. SIS s.ssl;ss.s s. everything which Is
s mos ainlg nd lie cnpidity Of every
49,. s 80. s,e.g aaa us ca-
svas ase diabsIeal
net md tie haA Ra A.sss. sss
where WHICH Is Satanic
Another Glass e beer .9s''ss.sz
Ing imnediate y~also another '' a' 3''sa
] drapk I then proceed g So
q beer went over g ihe s'a's
cured slass IS beer e 's.
which, RI ce over e Scat Asia..
discussed twenty AYs Gem.
hlred guide e whom PAID nass : GEL
lar--sneezed iour times e nlns GEMS
aneezs--went qp e las e sssf los { aaalss /.
q dollar eng A0okea e .As ls,'s--s'''l !
reel sublime any, 1tlea e ols ooelal !, 'e0e
some peer ana sIlea AGAIN Ply ias
drank z gas 81 peer ana Dsgah Z ~
0es'eI.n0a = IS sssl IS, - -, ,sasn #
80. 49,. 80 bssr,-as
49,. H., ..a 80 some on;se
~, -. g., ~, oyer s rs hoe y st
sol.ss y beer vbsle !. tried Is write some
80. ...,,I. . f.llo,,e
g thou tspray IL one eye .aWl1l, srasai
lobster II one shoe sublime pom 1eel VEL
master piece q lsnminy Waa' : rs ~
Almighty what 2 terrible ana Aalssls 81
thou u w trsmenduous mag l'T7ef'a, o,-
nj e peh9ld eransp g ny nm sp9u's
der gigantic huge and nlees Vh' 10y
Chat tumblest down and rlsess uP again II
misty majesty e. Heayen--slO0 glol'o9s
parent 81 thousand raanDoVs-- Allas E
huge. grand. awinl, terrible iremeaanous
infinite old sWlndilng nemDug yo0 Hs'
what are you dong there yoa haP'es ~
you know you &c tnmDlea OYER mem ala
can ! get Up again e save your pnlg $50
lance; you make 9 gfsas Asss ogp
you.
Nan came back with the beer drank il to.
lie last drop. and wished there lad been &
Gallon a,ere-walked out Oh rock to the
t ~. Ell rar,an ~ shore verv much
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13

TIE "a Y. Ht.H ISLAND TREATY.
4he 0ary joom gives
the following g ~ particulars pl ne hew
9ealy
Tie lslands 81 pa al once admitted
ine ihe Union ~ territory 81, s.
State VIII fa s's' sovereign power
e cen aeralIon surrender % ,heif
paiional sovereignty h United States be
sides agreeing Iespee a. szisang ebarlera
laDd rtle tc Gre @ bay some 100000
q 500 900 annually lfia annuliies 70
such persons IS re sovereign authorities
shall designate & Is believed chat he
number who viii b declared entitled q
share il this annuity vill 81 exceed thirty
individuals including ibe King bis two sons
end the members u the house q Mobiles
AL Of whom are now rich and constitute lhc
great landholdersof ihe kingdom. Ihsf
ages viii average abonl 40 years; and "a
sum u b paid to each win eeass y te
debt upon tile U. s Government Al ,hea
death.
Besides the sovereignty oftlie Islands and
The goYefnmdet property including build
lngs, claims upon sreign governments. dc
will. it's understood BE transferred g &c
y. s. Government By this treaty Tie
value Of The building alone said Is Is
coed I 50o,o 600 and these claims upon lhe
French and British Government . abo
800. Qoo more making lhe aggregate of
s., GOO. 900
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13
NEW WIG PAPER AT san TRAN


ne Ia received The FIRST number Of y new
paper At ssa Francisco, With the title Of the
..:Journalof Commerce, edited By 81 = E Re-
wen, ESQ The editor sri ii bopysn hopes
ful spirit. We make isN- lacts to show that
the Wings Of the Pacific are animated bY the
proper impulses and exhibit 40 unaagging deyo-
votion to The Constitution and the Union:
sThere are those who With oracular assumption
have declared tie wing party eztenet. With
mock soIemnity they have pictured tin the core
inents Of death, have grayely paslorI It's fuaer-
alobseguiess and consigned it to Che tomb Of
damned oblivion. The mighty samson, though
he has slept, has not been shorn 81 bis strength
aud well may the ezulting Philistines trenible
when the giant aWakes and resumes tie fnree.
ness Of ancient antagonisrn
.sThe Wing party Is not dead. It lives ii tie
glorious memories aud associations Of tie past
It lives q tie beneficial operations Of those
great systenls q governmental policy which have
elevated our country to tie summit Of present
creatures and prosperity. Il lives ID the minor
tai memories Of Intellectual supremacy which
halloR 10 tie recollection tie god Webster,
and consecrate ID history the npnne Of tie iastr-
Gus Clay. It lives IN the Illuminated records Of
those jestic triumph 81 which the country has
been rescued from The hunlillating lhra 81 un-
holy domiHon. It lives ia the 0ommohn tIa.
jealoas Of constitutional guarantees aad hopeful u
the lon of That haIloWed instrunlen
from tie Decorating Innovations Of political en-
ipiricis
We care ne what brand q repeoach may 81
imprinted o. 81 be past t cannot
attach to the principle which age tie basis 81
oug organiz ion, ard Whieh separate Is now, and
forever divide Is, from Tie party 81 tie opposition
d may efoy. a repeat. d one lell bloN the
ems of governmental policy We eheE bot
the ensign 9oas above VII coate e beaE
lie gn b SeIPf elks q Lar,
10 he Co.'S % tks
Iea af b Iaeuishing
oo sd e banner g
which they ere wiling g
f forever
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13
1sfIAE NOTICE.

Mr. IL G. NYE IS the only NTH ofized agent
receive ana receipt fog aoneg due this Office.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13
The river Is rising at this point.

See new advertisement On sir
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13

Theeditor Of the Belfast Mel journal,
democratic paper, takes tie defeat Of bis party
quite cody. he desires some Of his readers to loan
lin copy Of Baxter Saints Rest. He wants
to read some geod book, IN which there is no aIlu-
sion to politics
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13

~ arn from our exchanges from az
81 tle state thaf tie ate violent rains have
materially injured the cotton crop
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13

RApTIsr RREAcHtsa Rev j tpEsSfsN
VIII preach "a tie Baptist church next Sabbath
nerning The 15lh) at 3 o'clock
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13

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