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THOMAS H BENToN.--The Albany Evening
Jonrnal rays: Time, with it, soothing rs.
iuences, wears out prejudice Colonel Benton
has conqured and subdaed an armv Of enern;es
lie stands up in Congress, whers he has stood
for thirty years, SOLITARY and aone,,' the onIv
survivor of Senate of giants. And he stands
there without any impeachment of his honor or
in'egr'.y' he stands there, on \ great nation
al question, among the ablest ami tpuost cham
pion Of ustipe and freedom.
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orouF RrApras will observe BY this issuu,

6r0UR READERS will observe by this issue
of qur, paper, at single glance, the change
pade in its ti5le--an arrangement entered into
rot without due reflection and consultation
with she supporters of the enterprise. The
reasons for this course of procedure are several
the most important of which will be briefly
set forth. 1t will also be observed, that our
associate, Mr.. T. L. PoULseN, has dissolved his
connection with the paper, being about to re-
move from our midst In whatever place or
position his lot may be cast, he has our best
wishes FOX his happiness and prosperity. The
entire control, therefore, of the concern, will,
for the future, deyolve upon the subscriber, who
is alone responsible for all debts contracted and
who VIII receive all monies due the late firm
.Fhe old name DeIeware Herald, has
been drorped, among others, for the reason that
the prestige of the name hangs upon it like an
incubus, paralyzing all its energies and COM
Pletely damAing up its course, which hampers
itscopluctor to such an extent, that he cannot
pursue the ceurse he wishes with freedom. In
saying tl-is, We mean to cast noIeaection upon
the former editor of the paper, but only say
what is apparent and well known to all who
have been placed in situation to know any
thing about the matter. We have adopted the
title of /" SMYRNA TINE" J" not for the purpose
of confining its circulation to any one locality,
but because we could find none that better suit
ed our fancy. We intend to make ours Penin-
sular paper-keeping our readers, SO far as we
are able, well posted up in all that pertains to
the interest of its inhabitants.
We shall still keep the same flag floating in
the bresze-the Gag Of g Total Prohibition -
which il naked TO the mast never to be struck
until the battle is won, and victory perches upon
our banner. We are aware that this course
will, BY some. be thought prejudicial to our in
terest, and calculated to lessen the circulation
ef the paper in its local field this may be SO, but
q firm conviction that the cause we advocate is
of psralnoqnt importance to all others--except
the Gospel--ever brought before the world for
: its consideration. we are constEaiped TO enter
into the struggle determined to fight for the ac-
complishment Of our purpose, or fall, if we
must, With our front to the enemy. Private
interest must and ought to be made subservient
10 ppblb; good, and zoe are willing to bear our
portion OF the burden. We, therefore, in the
iartherance of our enterprise, as the paper was
started ind has heretofore been the oply tenn
perance paper on the Peninsula, ask the eo-
operation of the friends of the cause through
out the State Of Delaware, tnd the Eastern
isaores Of Maryland and Virginia.
Iu a1lition to an extensive correspondence
g5bch *e now have, we shall endeavor to keep
our readers informed upon ell matters of inter
est that transpires at home, with summary of
the dom'sstic and freign news
ROBT. ID. HOFFECKER.
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OF During Commodore Perry's late visit 10
Japan, himself and suite were entertained at a
feast by the natives. Cooked worms. fried
,suake, and variety of indigestible compounds
were servedup Of which they were oblieled 70
partake through etiquette. Hereafter. strong
stomach may be considered as high recon-.
mendatiOn in our Japanese diplomat SITS.
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OF As the notice Of our celebration of yes
,terday, would be rendered G stale - by the keep
ing of the same for an insertion next week, we
give itaplace in our columns to-day; in con-
sequence of which, the issue has been delayed
till this evening.
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GA writer from New York upon a subject

VI a Writer from New Yerk upon a subject
of considerable interest at this jnncture saws:
s'Sean,en are SO scearce here that our mer-
chants are offering w40 bounty and 1896 wages
to any port in Europe, and few mer ~ he
had, aud these foreigners, and manv IL tdaro
poor devils besides What ii TO he dans -
We have 1900 boys from l6 10 o0 ears of
age that would make good seamen 4, three
h's1 .''ss' : o'ne 'o's Wouio give encouragement.
.: ~. .n - D,s ~, sc'@oH ought 10 take appren-
-ssos N.s woosu r, sepn Fe'isVe the mercantile
.. s, .;, au svaa, '.fnis'l the best milorF,
A.4 s'vI IMPLY n'o"s @ thousands Of native
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srvrsIs Acc1pEsr--On Friday afternoon
!, q. MS Mr. Samuel Messick was returning
4skg the country, when, at the village of Duck
t,reek, his horse became frightened and ran, up
-tting and tearing the vehicle TO pieces, throw
ing Mr.. M. against the curb which inflicted a
we're wound over the left eye, producing a
rsncussion of the brain, from which he is now
recovering. DIR. Daley is in Attendance.
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sGl1IlSA AS DlEEos
WEDNESDAY, JULY S, 1854.

TO READERs AND CoRRrspoNDnSrs.-W
give spr readers a beautiful article entitled,
srWayside Flowers" by Paul Pemberton. We
may appreciate it more than any one else as
we were often his companion in his Botanical
,rarnbles
.fohsnan presents us with his excellent No. 2,
on /" Bible Temserance." ~
.leeras, Didymus, and Jnsticia, will appear
next week
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USF Faithfully spoken :-=-Nothing sets so
wiae = marx between avulgar and a noble soul,
% the respect and reyerentlal love of the wo-
mankind man who is always sneering al
woman is generally coarse Iroaigate i,
coarser bigot
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS
and MaSOns.

SHoPOSALS will be received by the sul.
scrlbers, for BUILDING Brick NJ, r
church, 40 by 60 feet in this place, and fur.
nlshing materials for the same. The whole
contract taken by one person preferred. place
ana specifications can be seen by calling on The
subscribers. r It IS desirable that all Proposals
should be handed in by the 4,h q JULY next.
when they viii be opened. - -
EDWARD LORD,
FRISBY d. CLAIR. fcon,a;.
]. I, VAN BURKALOw.
Camden, Dell June Ia 1874 :,
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W ihe True Delta says that though there
is on an average, murder committed II Nsa,
Orleans every twelpe hours there have as
but two convictions for tso crime l. .;sI,' ySon
years. y s"'y
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or On Wednesday afternoon last, lad of
IA years Of age, nsmed Wilds, was suddenly
kaIlea bv the KICK of horse; he died in IN
4snr s1Ia resided with his brotlscr in Thorough
,.sro Neck, New Castle county ,snear smyrna.
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-
~ mr. towers, the Mayor elect Of Wash
lug 'oa' Is tne iourth printer who has been eIle-
years, 1T '''sF'No
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05

.ON the ftb of July, in the town of Smyrna
A GOLD BRACELET, which coEa.nad six
sets, of yellow topaz. The finder of said
Bracelet will be liberally rewarded by Ieayinp
IT with the subscriber, in Main street, the second
door from Commerce.
SARAH MASON.
Smyrna, July 8, 1S51-3t.
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AsoTnlra.- the same asys young man,
Aured Hsnce, was struck down in tho harvest
.seId Of lJr. VIM. Dawson, and died in an hour.
This young man was from Philadelphia, where
Us remains were taken on Thursday morning
Iast,
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RoBT. D. HoFFEcKER.

DEssit FROM SuS SrKogg.---on "Wednesday
afternoon last, whilst Mr. Benz. Sullivan Of this
sewn, was at work in the wheat field of Wm.
'ai.ompssn, Esq, he was suddenly oyerpowereJ
by the extreme heat and died in few hours
sii,ereafter. The thermometer stood at 90 de-
srees in the shade, at 4 o'clock, P. M, about
ne hour Mr. s was oyer-powercd. lie was a
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05

6v The old man Cornish i still running at
l'erxe TIE iast account of his whereabouts is,
a ~ he y over tle line betHepn this State and
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PEACH BASKETS

VIE attention Of Peach Grow ers and others in wan,
OF BASKETS, is hereby called 10 the laree s,p
OF the ahnye named article which The snhscrshor ~
hoY on hand and 10 which he is constantly adding ~
hs Basket Manutacory, next door 10 III, a;re oe ,ln
delaware HERALD cpmWerce slrers SMYRNA, Bel. Dls
JOHN +. MOUNT.
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THR ffsrSsvIA SrArr.--The forming of a
State by uniting Delaware and tbe Eastern
Shores Of Maryland and Virginia. has been
discussed for number of years. Its location
$ certainly favorable--the Eastern Shores Of
Maryland and Virginia, being cut OH. as thew
are, by large Bay from the rest of tte respec-
tive States, on the Western Shore The Edi-
tor of the Dover Reporter, in Saturday pa per.
after speaking of the interests of the South in
the consolidation, says:
Freesollism ard Abolitionism are fast en-
croaching upon us, and, nourishad by t,ne Of the
wing papers IN Wilmington, advocated BY the
temperance organ { THE s'rATEsxAN,) In the
same city, fostered and preached by CERTAIN re-
igious societies, tle tear is that, unless some
counter action be interposed, Delaware will.
IN few years, NO longer bcclassed all a south
erh stnta' put ht,r whole institutions will be
corrupted by the demoralizine infueii.e Of fyse
niggerisna."
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FATAL AccrDENrf, On Wednesday ,.fternoon
last, carpenter, named Hairnan, in attempting;
to leave the roof Of a house at Slnmm;t' :
Bridge, upan wbicll he was at work, Missed b;s
footing nd fiI to The ground killing hin cl,aost
Immediately.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05

0T A dreadful suicide occurred in Philadel-
PhIa, on Friday last. A German by the name
Of Lewis Raub, who had only been in this
country two weeks. shot his brains out with
pistol The cOroner's jury rendered verdict
Of insanity.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
TO THE AFELICrEn

Camden, Del, June IA, Is54,at.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
LEG Al NOTICES /.
IDIIVTgT9 y T07I 8 Ig-1LT.

= N@1 q Z - = Z. =
DY virtue 81 an order Of the Honorable
Probate Court Of Yazoo county, ! viii
a. adpinisfiaiorof tfls Estate d Sarah Hop
kins deceased, expose ID public sie, @ he
highest bidder, Al the door of The Court
House in Yazoo city, between The hours d
prescribed 81 law, pn Monday, 5th DAY Of
June, 1854, the following described parcels
Of Land lying IN said coul ty.-Ihe west
bali Of northwest quarter, Section III and
the east bali ofnorth east quarter, Section
28, all in Township 3 Range one east.
TERMS-A credit of twelve monthsS-
notes with approved security required.
NJ. Al. JENKINS,
administrators ofSarah Hopkins.
March, ~, '53--Ids.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
Admin istra tors Sale.

I'D Y virtne Of an order Of he Honorable Pro
Abb bate Court Of the County Of Yazoo, the uu
d rsigned, administrative Of the estate Of VIII
liam L Chew Jr. deceased, will on Monday the
18th day Of July 1a54, within the hours, and
upon the terms prescribed by law, set up fol
sale at pubic vendue at the Court House door
in Yazo City, the following described lands.
to wit.
The east half of section eight with the excep-
ton ola part Of the N. half Of the w. half Of
the N. E quarter of said section supposed tc
contain about forty acres,) also, the w, half O.
:he N. w. quarter and the S. w. quarter ant
the w. half of the 81 z quarter Of sec ton
al lying in Township twelve, Range one, East
in the county of Yazoo.
SARAH r CRAYSON
Administrative Of w. L. CHEW .Jr.
June2,3t.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

GAMBLE Il SKATES.
marble Yard.

China Street, Vicksb urg, MISS.
4 N addition to sur stock we hive received q
large lot of Italian marble direct from Italy
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 sifls for building, steps
for doorways, and every thing IN the Marble
line.
Engraving done in the neatest manner, and
e the shortes notice.
We invite 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. SLY
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
GUNS g PISTOLS.

r UST received, direct from the manufacture
- ers, a fine assortment of English andAmer.
lean Gnus, Pistols Sporting apparatus, &c.
100 fine double Guns, Boys double and sin.
gle Guns.
so American Rifles.
% English
a5 Colts Reporters; u Aliens Revolvers,
pair Rife pistols; 100 pairs asst'd pistols;
10 pair self cooking pistols, from 2 to inch
barrrls.
Game Bags, Powder Horns, Shot Belts and
Pouches, Calling Horns, Percussion Caps, fine
canester Powder, Bowie knives, Stilletoes, &c.
For sale by A. GENELLA.
mav5
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
PPentiss House,
81. II. simm ons, Proprietors

The proprietor Of this splendid Hotel, begs
leave to inform the Public that lie IS now
ready toeniertain travellers visitors and board
ers, in the very best style. The building
IS commodious VII supplied with furniture
convenient to the Steamboat landing and
Railroad Depot and the proprietor is deter
mined that bis table shall not be surpassed
BY any Hotel in the Southwest. The
servants porters &C., are well trained and
attentive and no one desiring to travel up or
down the river need be under no appre-
hension of missing boat. feb 90
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

CO a M ISIS IL ~ Ell > SALE
cHAs. G. TUcxER et ~ AZ IN Tie Middle
81 Us. District Chance
n. W. DAvEsroRr e al y Court.
Under. and BY viriu1 Of decree Of The
Hon., The Middle District Chancery Clurt
of the State Of Mississippi rendered the
April Term 1854 thereof. Twill on Monday
he 29lh day of May. next ensuing. as COM
missioner Of said Court, proceed 10 cell al
public ontcry 20 the highest bidder, upon a
credit Of twelve months. before the Court
House door Of Kazoo county, in Yazoo City,
to-wii: TheN L Of section 81, S. FL and
N w i of section 81 all in township 8 range
4 West. Situated. lying and being in Yazoo
county, susie Of Mississippi, being the Lam
beth plantation on Silver Creek. Bonds
with undoabted personal security will be
required Of The purchaser.
J. M. HOLLIEGSW0RTH, Com'r.
Yazoo CRY April Ia. 1854.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
ITY H0rEl.

hove named Hotel, situated
Hiain street Yazos city, has an
been thoroughly renovated and reht. FL
TED up By the the subscriber, and
eRefy Improvement conducive 70 the comfort
aud accommodation Of visitors added. The cit
lzens Of this and adjoining counties and travel
Inc Community cener nv are informed. that che
Utmost attention Of the proprietor wia be given
Is the establishment, andno attention will Be
wanting, nor expense spared to render unexcep
donahle q visitors.
Nexf Is the fare which WILDE ofthe best that
the market affords, the subscriber would state
that the sleeping apartments have been tne
object OF his special attention. lne peo loon,s
thoroughly cleansed, and new bedding suppaea
sna essrei,,l ana attentive servants always at
command. He sodcits the patronage otthe ruo-
Teuponthe belief chat entire satisfaction VIZ pc
gwen nsl q - A.B. JOHNSON.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

SA1Da = , - NN-Nt--e
r. IPIN'S ehallies, assorted c0lors; black
- plaid twisted silk grenadines; black
plain and striped grenadines and organdies;
nrinted iaconets and muslins, al al pricesS
striped plaid and plain mulls; printed and
plaid berages; plain berages; golden tissues
plain. pIaid and striped tissses; laced fnish~
.ed and paris mantillas; extrarich trimmed
niantillas; french-wOrked collars; french-
worked sleeve french-w0rked chemisetts;
honiton are nal csc collars. sleeves and chez
mizeuss point lace collars; honilon and mat
tese laces; rich SIX iulle illnsions; cash and
bonnet ribbons; Baious and Aexander's KID
gloves; black aud colored silk gloves; ladies'
and misses black silk miilsand gloves; DANE
ask table linens towels and nnpkins; white
and colored marseilles qni8s furniture dm-
Il chiplzes dzc.s ladies' and misses six and
c0ntlon hosiert; ireuch corseis and under
shirts. trimmings. hraids, &c. &c
apr 9 HAYWOOD CRawFoED.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

HASTINGS! CASTING 81
~ 800 sktlels and Ids--lll siz IS;
200 found ard cvai ovens an Ids al sizes
go stew pets and lids-alI SIS;
$50 pois-ffom to IS ga Ions;
45 kettles-fTom 8 TO 90
$50 o Id lid AL z s;
80 fire dogs all yes;
II m rtaFs;
wheeloarrow wheels,
farmers o lers and stoves, very con-
vanisBt and co nplste az icle
Just rece we'd from Philadel hia and Pi is-
burr, for sale BY ap 81 WETF.
Vicksburg. Miss.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
2BAIguNH1I
HORACE WATERS
aas BROADWAY. NEW YQK

FWyAE best and most improved Pianos and
n Melodeons. I. Gilbert Gcos Worlds Fair
premium Pianos with or without the z4Eolern,
and with iron frames and circular scales The
merit of these instruments is too well known
to need further commentator. Gilbert Iou-
doir. Pianos, an instrument for small rooms.
HaIlett Cumston's Pianos, Of The old estab-
hshed firm Hallet Co; Mr., w. beiug sole agent
for all Witers' Pianos, manufactured expressly
for him having great power Of tone and elastic
ity Of touch. $50 Broadway is the largest depot
Of musical instruments il this country, affording
an opportunity for selections not to Be had else
where. Second handed Pianos at great bargains
Pr.ces from $50 o SI75. Every Instrument full
" warranted Or the money refunded
g1wa0DRs1x
Goodman and BaldUtn's Patent Organ lfsl
deems,
!, with two banks 81 keys d sweet and powerful
instrument. Prices from SIS to @20g. s, D
ia III W Smith celebrated 1elodeons, II artin'l
unriyalled Guitars, Browns Hafps. FIutinas
Violns, Brass instruments, &c, &c. Dealer.
supplies with Pianos and helndeons md facto.
~ prices. III per cent discount to Clergyman
MUSIC.
This list comprises the products 81 fhe prea
masters 81 both the American and European
continents and Is receiving c0nstont addition
So an exfens Ve publieatios 81 the choice an
popular pieces oh the day. Dealers Id mus
and eachers Of seminafiea wishing 70 purchas
anr music published 81 make arrangement
4 fol continued supplies of Lr. Waters new Is
sues. find il to their interest 70 call or for
ward their orders, Nusic sent g any part s
The Union 81 Canadas postage Free
sm. HORACE WATLRN
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
SEARI.Es Il AK l.I All.


Igp0ot z 80 4 90 1.tktee, Vlk 14At66 StI0eks
KNOWN As THE coRnETx STAND.
DEG leave to announce to the public that
they have purchased The entire interest
81 Powell and Eiilliard in the establishment
known as the Corbett stand Oh Main street
opposite The Post office. Where they intend
TO keep on hand general assortment Of
SADDLES, BRIDES MARTINGAIsES
HARNESS. AND WHIPS. De, de-,
and in fact every thing d the I line ofbusiness.
rates for CASH. AS they are determined to
sell cheaper than any other establishment in
the outhern country merchants would do we'll
to examine their stock before purchasing else
where.
They hope By strict attention to business
to merit d hber share Of patronage. Give
them d call.
Yazoo ity, March 81, 1854 s9::2m
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
Executors Notice.
GOLD WATCHES.

lust Received, a few more OF those fine
- "Matili,' Duplex and Lever Watches.
These Watches can't be beat, call and ex
anime, all you that want the time.
Vicksburg mar24. DOWNING e MOODY
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

mems! Linens!
irish hnens all grades at low prices;
Long lawn and linen lawr;
Linen cambrielx Dfesses-fne and cheap
pillow liens and linen sbeeling,
riped and doued linens. for chileren
DIAPERS. towels, niaokins and D lyles,
Wove Linen Shirt b0scms.
Bur laps aud planters. linen all kinds.
visksbnrg Masls q BIS q HOWE.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

SCOTCH ALE 90 dozen Quart and PM
- Scotch ale. loI a|e 81 D IANBoRINR
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
mRM. M pBNgR 1lARO - 60
5 i -s.sEsFssles 81 N0xaz19 sRBl2s
9aRSAAsk8
NEW ORLEANS.
Pm. POPE, Agent.

rrop 10 planters who VIII snip III. w - -
sbove firm. Office at Higainbothom 9 = o's'
May 262m
n TNEN GOODS 80.
1874. led and l2-4 linen Sheetlngi
50 lo-A and IA table damaski
a. and 81 pillow Linen;
Irish linen of every varietys
NAPKINS and bird eye diapers;
a great variety of towels and towering
Aio, linen cambria handkerchieis.
Tbread cambrics land fine assert
mani oflinen Lawns. for dresses. For sale
a. he lowest market prices, BY
mav26 COWAN, CHI. PIN q JAGA.
"RUNKs! TRUNKS I'VE have
just received q large lot Of trunks, earpe
BAGS and valises, consisting Of
1adies travelling trunks, with canvass covers
Ladies' Bonnet
Super Enc. sole Leather
Super Eng. briddle
Super Eng. iron framed
Super Folio
Super Sole leather buggy
Super Sole leather Valises,
Velvet tapestry carpet Bags
6utla Purcha life presefying travelling eaipe'
vicks. may 26 w. H. STEVENS & Co.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

FSresh Grackefs.-90 packages
Soda coston aid butter CT ckers, Just re-
ceived, and forsale by u. SWEET =.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

nOTTEDS swiss Muslins.-
II Plain, figured. plaid and emb'd SWISS;
India Linen and Bishops lawn;
Null, nainsook and Jaokonet Musllns;
Printed Organdies, jackenets and lawns;
BLACK and second incoming muslins,
Linens Of all grades at the lowest prices;
parasols, newest styles, very low;
Ladies' aud children's slippers and ties
vicks nav9s GIBBS 8 HOWE.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
POWELL HILLTAA Is
CARRIAGE DEPOSITORY AND
Mandatory,

On Mdtn otFect 1u1e0 ItFy MISS.
w HERE can be found at all times a
w large assortment Of Coaches, Barouches
Rockaways and Buggies Of every variety and
STYLE, together with large and well selected
stock Of Saddles, Harness, Brides, Whips
Collors Trunks, Bits, Stirups. irons, and Fly
nets, Coach makers and SaddIer's Trimmings
such as lace, feathers, oil varnish, springs ak
els and every vaFity Of articles belonging to
the the business for sale low.
r. B POWELD.
+. p. HILLIAnD.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

!. COOK. IN. WILSON. N. D
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

1zDWARD ". JACK, having purchased
IL the interes of I'm A. Palmer, in the
hose 81 Cowan, Chaplin & Palmer " the
business will be conducted under the style q
nav 90 COW N, CHAPLIN MJACh.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

Tai tic acid, eitric acid, oil vi,riol,
Swe Il spirits Of nitro, az. ammonia,
Mur.atic and nitric acids, powdered alum,
Chloroform, doyer's powd..s, glycerine,
Lunar caustic, tannin, yefetria, salinine,
Hyd. potash.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

Notice.
USI received and FOR sale. splendid
assortment &c masonic an Odd Fellow s
Regalias, consisting III part as follows:
70 sets 5th degree painted Regalia.
70 s painted and emb'd do Extra.
8 Masonic Aprons,
Sets Royal Arch Extra ine,
together with genefl assortment of fancy
dry goods 81 all colors and qualities which
we willsellloW for cash or 10 pnnniual pay
ing purchasers. WOOD & BROWN.
Yazoo City. may12 1854
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
COMMISSIONERS IS SALE.

March, u. '5s-lds.