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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-06

RNEY CoVSrtRIur.-Th counterfeit ten dollar
notes on The Iron Bank Of Tronton, appear % have
beeR put ia circulation Ia several, perhaps in all
paris Of Ohio, simultaneously. Tie Columbus
Journal sslH
large nambeFd coualetieit $40 bills, on the
lion BSnk Of ltonlOa, were put In calculation N
tins city on Saturday last, and many who consd'
ered themselves good judges Of money were BADLY
bitten. 'rhs notes arc exceedingly well done, The
engraving IL excellent, but The paper is Poot, o.
very liSLt color, and The bills ore nearly o. On
inch wltet than the genuine noleS Quite mum
bet Of them weEe thrown out in the banks Of this
cSy on Saturday and today These bills GaPpesl
q Says t Y s:SA n.n,s Ins
no doubt 6stIks whole State i Hooded With
them. Penops who lake The papers should look
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-06
NI3EiDICAIl }. !. q.
ava WOULD NOH GIVE a DOLLAR pom
nALEtTHE I,IIINI!e ,fu REa HAMPTON e

luWE MOftiN NiIp 3HlVEr A li)1I IAN pm
+ gsAltlt u Hb IlNt[t UHha haMFTVN
l.3..3l,ytss "ESER SlADB'h
TEltS spoke a vile laaI s0od nan, hst mark he
taPsei Lathe sf;e III hear GirI ana lhe etde wie-
tier 10 suffer Oh or n Oade wkoF IL FfoIfSSal rrE,
q, a IGiasi 1tslA AtST. ~, is''f ig5iES
Rev yIasS ". HLMuleptt, The tatbteh AID thdtntEd.
ent eov o. that his6y Popull and pa
per- Tie Christian HsnEeI, Published al FIelef!t kSbuR
" In his editorial ~ ne 18th II May, iSl6 thus speaIs
| VI RMpt3AS ltHthHt ItHffpTI - ~ I
~ 60" 1910 80
ttSome fine avo va ma, al. W..
sahle TIEcme viii nF0rss S ~
SaIy lie SreS( rebel ne Ssvs o,tSiS ~
uSa " ISrfST opT eoIlet siS I, "
tToNhe With VERTIGO Fur o,s thar ss;;. strI
leav college, We were hhOtilp IeTolSiS u.ier ikese
lwp AhieORs! In The 2Win3 OF 1885, our Ltliih bp9ne
delicate that was With great denIly ne eSal al
leuA 10 the OrhipSFy JalleS 3, our KyfIv
Thug We ale ilHedilsly tured StId, Sr diyeSiys o.
their artIvT iii CfIaiIEt we rysie
ed 10 SpI,, our eTslSy anst csSos ~ Sni ny Ssa
but necessity GFIel IS On 10 ielioI -
Ttty IN our ais Id al 10 M nuTose. hsJ a..
sEaIisd Ot eyer recovering our hsillt When aRnsIe
Vegetable intIus. SSsSfSS d bAl NJ WcSd 69 tTe,
,.leF ko6 lie a. We Sf;ehS TSSliej. ~. Arsl al
sire SaLsr "a, al "A. T,eJ,vs U.t ,J's 4s,J A.,
i1r as our own Ind vIJlal beaih was 'tOteTitIl Ne
lad 40 alib III or any 0iheT neJtine In efinS rms
OuLS In Inc Mindless ni heT LAiTi howSSsF ;yb1nt
ConsOuE Us about il, sic sent and sot ose bo,Ils and
urged US TO accept Of T. aud Tor her kc as Il could not
possibly iNu,e U.s. 10 use Il SetnTilns "a ii,esnn Enr
he IT'D re:Sfd We had for Ter mi az 'et IF HsiuFS
we PI0mted 10 DO so And without lie jfaSt exlGTefI
lion We can tly Sar thai benTe vC ia sSNtsgI
d ore bSe We tIi IEe Iew nan 41 'su '''s
1--WE usfd eonsecuiiyely irOnI len Ia f1n.n ho,ilAs
We were StSd 10 sIye Il w. lesiiuS our ni SisSsses
M2h return SilSe then our nj vsSS kstS Sesr
uniformly eoreet our head clear, and So SI AZ our a.
viii allow our s. SsSe BEEN Sysa %G SHa ~ Is. Is,
ntaAeSn ali il ws Pot Ia Is NJ ~ ss'I.sI W.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-06
rELEGRA NEWS
NEW YORK ITEMS.

49, -......tF NEW f1Uuh 1nlOtt # ~ d
JULY "a meeting Of the opponents Of a pro.
hibltoEy law was heidin the Park last evening
It was fully flIei Rx,Alayor bickIe 'Mesitel
assisted bY a large number Of Vice Presidents
and Sec.etaties. ReSolGti0nswete adopted deelar.
Ing the law unconstitutional, and violation O.
chaEterel rights, bnt deprecatlng any attempt L
oppose is enforcement bya fotcible resistance,
Uutby an anpeal 10 the ballot box, which Is reco.
mended as lie only legal means 81 redress, The
meeting was aldteSsed by Theodore 8. Toulinson
/. Shepherd, Capt. Rylets, AMI others. The
meeting was extremely enthusiastic, so much So
that the Common Council was forced to e6louri
without doing any business.
Chancellor TerEis, Ct tie New York University,
Is feriOuslyill.
The widow Of De Wit Clinton died at Poush-
keepHe yesterday.
Lyman Cole, The Chemical BANK POrket has
been admitted n,bail. ...
Mayor Hall, 0flItlOklYn, haS iSHne instructions
10 The Police, with view 10 an 9CiiVe and thor
On9h enforcement Of the lquur law on The Foulll
ss well as theEsa!IeF'
FROM KANSAS..GOY REEDER IN TRIO UBLE
Sr. LOuls, luIyl.--A patty Of seven mell OH
tie route 10 Forts Union alHl ShaEPaY were at
tackled on The frsl VI May by a band Of three hun
died armed Sion&, aud Cieor!s Sikes, Of Quincy
illinois, Filled. The remainder Of the party were
detained some time LY tie Indians, onl finally
permitted them to proceed. They reached Fort
SlarpeY having sIFefel greatly on The route
The Sioux also coUsregated in great numbers a.
bout Fort Pierce.
We learn from I.eaSeDworlh that McCtea, who
shot NIu'cOrnh Clark, has been COMMITTED TO Jail
on Q charge Of murder, bHl having been refused.
Il is reported that violent PERSONAL renconLte
occurred IN Kansas between Gov Ree'ler mud
SlrngfeIIow, ia which the Governor was badly
oealen,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-06

TWIT CGNE -Whis we were sitting In The
AtLenaum on lie night Of lie GLORIOUS Fouslh,'
one Of the immense crowd then aud there Assem-.
b,ri, chi ring the performance huesIyi and wien
accomplished aGtEtsS, MIS-. CnAPMAN. concIud.
I'll the tecillIon Of the address " tue Wheeling
and Steubenyille PiEeRsII, which OH very short
notice, Ond in compliance with request which
We did not see how we could refuse, We had
Lunie, y written, and Tue principal mstI Of which
was the veTYctsctve style ii which MIS-. Chap
ran Ieciej Il, we wefe somewhat surprised by
tue loud aud tequ:nt utteFance by soma OF Tue
audience Of name which sounded rather familiar
10 US, being the coSnOmen by which we and OthetS
know o.lEseI(. We did Hot know exactly what
they vented with us, but The matter was soon ex.
plli7ed By the presentation Of beautiful aud
CO lIy gold headed cane, beating this inscriptions
"PteseRted 10 o. |. TayIot by a. GL'sToRD anil
II. CAAPNIX, as token OF respect, July I, 1885,"
We here teRles our thanks 10 The managers
Of The Aihen.Ann, and 10 those lavOtiteS OF tho
patrons Of lhe JtuRla, Nj. and Mis-, Ca,PNAS, and
to the tie FiEemsn aud all OthetS who have had
any thing to DO with sutPtisiOg us with this hand.
some testimonial VI their respect and friendship
and assure them thal wG shall long remember It
with leeingSof pleasure and gratitude,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-06
New Stock Of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DOR SEY's
uCAk.Hai

N 10 Mia q. 9e9f8 btIop URlo1N 80
LAYING returned f;om the manufacturing EsiebllSh.
Ill uehs Of tie Eat vita stock OF boots and Shoes,
eVUlpslng al the varied AYles uT the pTe4ent ald lp'
pfcSe6luS sea0n Of 1855, would reSettly invite one
and BIZ 10 tt and extTine my a!oek, a AMI confident
tit can SDt oil and every body r0yded gool, pretty,
III or S05ds line and will sell achesp not eltap
ef than her can b b3ltht elsewhere. CA AMI eximae
my gods and Il tbeJ dVn! Pease NJ saIss Will b made
IOr examining
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-06
zAxEsvlLLr, Quo.

NF''VF
Ar. J. u, Ton6Sr1miMi- ..
Dear sir ~ have been afflicted or three years viii
rheumatism In mr. hlck air; Tor the last .tx months no
le 10 got out of my bed without help, ami your agent u
our CITY Insisted on I'M tyIg UEe bOtc u chang Fhu
nIeit and Try what effect II would haVel AID one hot
lie has relieved nc so much that was able to got out
jsl ~ Il lOr lOuIGeIi, and you viii he we'll uIensed
MRS. ". COCHRAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-06

DOY'S calf bools;
ID do KpbUOis;
DO cali OxEDrd Tfesi
10 hrUslr1
RoYs boo;a arl ShOes OF every kind and descriptions
Also, ehllden's Shoes Caters, &c, Of all sorts ADD
sEeaI In ac suit everybody In anything they mas
want In M ne. Don't forget l93 Main a!ee, Wheeling,
Va. y. l.. DORSEY.
= S-COuntry merchants sOitlng UP OI cash Will do
well 10 call SAP
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12
N round and IFyin . get q amass somehow s

liin round aud tryin to Get up q muss somehow IS
soon as possible
! then called ior tle report On Spain.
pc Souley rose with FIRE ii his eyes, and honey
and Lander On lis tongue. He reported chat If
Tiers Ras any SIGH thing as gettin snnbeans out
Of q coNcumber, b could 40 1t; and he had come
lpesky nearly kipdlin the fame Of Democracy from
one end Of Spain to totber He had churned the
cream Of Spanish Democracy, and chnrned it
we'll and the butter begun to come and swim on
the butternilk and he thought lor while the
bizines was done but when he looked into Gle
churn agin to his amazement the witchcraft Of
despotisn hal got the upper hand, and the butter
vas % neltin back agin to tlle buttefmill But
says be s. true.as Jackson logged the British at
New Orleans TIL have red.hot horseshoe before
l0i rat tse
como Caee
So you see GineFa how IS i over Fe.
We cant d. much Jest yet may depend
81 / there's great times abe Kou and
afcy and there must kesp Inga
right at home till vs. get our Government un.
erMay over here, and wei cut out sons work
for you to do before long nd tlsn mastess ID
things that we cant send ever anp particular
directions about you and he Cabinet d try
to get along with and manage your best sore.
ltion. But you had better get your forces ready
as fast $ possible to- We eal en- Il any mo-
lment You better enlist old Dowingpille
Company and ret cousin Sergeant Joel 10 ~
command Off Get Mr. Marcy ii plan FL
,;oDt Sal. 81 s. f,rro .n3 ~ - fsa,a Co.
.no Is asaree. SIS sns ell So, r.,ll 8 49,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12
IIARD TIlIEs TII NV Y0RIK.


RnDUcT1oN o. LABoURnRs AND WA0Es.
Necessity knows no law, il is said, and IS :
consequence the wages Of labor are being
eus dawn and lab6ursss dismissed ia various
departments ofbusiness Two d three
thoussnd mechanics arc said u Be- out u
employ il the eleventh ward hitherto ths
scene 50 much activity d the workshops
and ship yards The novelty and Morgan
Iron Works Bible and tract Houses the
Methodist book Concern besides ereal
number of shops and small establishment.
have dispensed With "a a. avega or
enc half 81 their orkmen. The Els Rail,
road hes reduced the wages ofits labourerl
d eighty cents day. All this IS cad enough
bntnecessitous We see brighter iimel
head We think and eFen nov some rsdne
ion s. price ii meas aid Other Kind
cl provisions
The occasion Is one ID which economy I
due hon al| bile men olcapilol and abQn
dance should spend % lheif r means
moro libs nov hsa et pet
9. ts1saeiea s. aI'fas a
sl9s Rioln s. s.
r1
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12
8E Law or NE1E APERs.

44 s. efs <zho DO not give Express no
see ~ fbe contrary are considered as wishing 70
continue their subseflp aons
q Ifsnbsefibefa order the diseontlnuance q
their papers, the publishers may continue g seIo
them until arFearages are paid.
q lfsubseribers neglect or reuse taking tnelf
pers fsonl the Offices to which they are sent, they
- ed responsible I'll their bill are settled, and
4hsiF naners ordered to be discontinued.
e ne Courts have decided TINT refusing 20
take newspaper or periodical rom sAe No. -
removing and leaving It nncalleq Iof, = PRIME ~
c dence Of fatentioaat fraud.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12
smell thunder.
In haste and some agitation remain your
old and Minister General at large,
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
smell thunder.


TRIES N THE TURKIsH EsrPTRE The frequent
use Of The words Sultan, Porte, etc, in the news
papers publishing accounts Of affairs in Turkey at
the present time, IRE enormously understood b.
many persons.
The Sublime Porte IS The official title of the
government Of The Ottoman Empire, and not TIE
title Of any officer Of tie government. Is many
suppose it to Be.
The Ottoman Emperor IS called Sultan, or
Grand Sultan. Of Grand Seignior, according to
the fancy Of the person speaking Or writing. They
al mean the same thing.
Pacha IS the Governor Of 4 Province and &C.
eording to the Importance Of the Province he Is
distinguished By ono, two Or three tails. Every
Pacha has his own army IN his own province, dis.
ttinct from the grand army Of tie Empire. a Pa.
leila With three tails has the power to punish with
death any agent who seems to threaten the gener
al safety. Bey isa SUBJ Governor under the Pa
cha
The Divan IS the Council Of State, ana consist
of Che principal Ministers
The Refs Ellendi s High Chancellor 81 the En-
pires and stands 1t tie head Of the BODY If attor
negs which body i thought q contain TIE bes
informed men Of tie nation.
1ladiis 8 sort Of Judge 81 Justice 81 tie peae,
70 order bastinado 81 common people, t. II
pose : One % . rich Greek b European, u cor
7 denim thief 70 Be hanged about 81 Gle at
Of "a ordinary Cadi London Leader
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

IA RKnNIsCENcE The Ohio State
Journal ID 8 review Of the past policy of
that State on the subject Of the currens
cy, induces the following facts IN ref
erence to the Union at large:
From 1890 to 1880 the number Of
banks created il The United States Ves
twenty-five, withan increase Capital Of
81 ,98l ,657
From 1880 70 1887, ia which latter
year tile bubble burst, fhe increase of
banks was three hundred and forty eight
with anincrease Of capital Of POI l26
900l
This enormous increase Of banking
capital was made follows: BY Wing
Legislatures, ia banks. with capital
lof AIS .2S5; by Democratic Leqisa-
ltures, 224 banks, with capital 81
650,6l5.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

ner il which the Government has been benz
cited as 10 the case Of the Illinois Central
railroad. The proceeds Of The lands sold
under this grant amounted 70 nearly two
millions u dollars, and the cash value Of
warrants surrendered il part pay of the
purchasers exceeded two millions.
The Commissioner favors the railroad
scheme on the same plan for communities
ton between the Pacific and the MISSISSIPPI
81 IS the only mode BY which the measure
can be accomplished. No State can do i
and It IS beyond individual enterprise. He
thinks If the land System should Be crippled
this work and all others Of like character
will be impractioable and says with much
force that if he object soughtin che gradua-
lion act vas 70 get rid Of the lands e. soon
as practicable there is but little doubt the
object win be attained by that act.
And here az inquiry IS suggetedi # tbs
Income from the customs isto be diminish.
ed 81 reduction of The tariff and the rev
enue from tie public lands reduced bg III
graduation and homestead systems whence
lis the necessary revenue of the country 1
be derived
Nat Isssligspcsr
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12
apefS

Printing papers Of ell sizes and qualities,
constantly on hand at manufacturers prices;
Record paper. Journal paper, balance sheet
paper etc; Cap paper ofeYery variety; y hIte
and blue, Ruled and plain Letter paper Ct
all kinds aud eolofa; Cream s. oYe and PLAIN
French English and American Note paper:
Plain. Fancy and commercial paper; Draw
inc papers Of alI sizes; Monocromasic boards
etc. Sampling paper and Wrapping papers q
all kinds.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

isenlents are lNse g 9Ae uolies i Z
e5ssisf4no offen lines 81 less. and fifty
sEsi deddelioas made q those who adver-
be year s...
nroeeedinrs o LODGES. and other boales
trs IS fributss ol res pecLs charged for as other
edpsf senenls
proofs 81 pub cation 81 Illegal adveFtise
s nI4en hen The money is paid.
1eef notices 81 Advertisements Tor cnailea
rf1oses published free Of charge
arv notices Of over one square charged
other advertisements.
An Job work must be paid fer On delivery
Advertisements not marked as 70 the ie1ete
inc to be inserted, VIII be puptsneQ NAs
q. and charged accordingly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

WE HAVE PARTED NARY.



knew that we must part Dayafcr day
saw the dread destroyer with his wave
That hollow cough first rang Tie fatal knelI
as ca ny ear rs prophet warning fell;
Feeble and slow Thy once light footsteps grew;
Thy wasting cheek put on deaths palliod huc
Tiny thin, hot hand 60 mine more weakly c|uhe;
Each sweet good night iell fainter from fy
tongue.
knew that We must part NO power could save
n,h.y quiet goodness from an early grave;
Those eyes 30 dun, though kind each glance thcy
Looking 8 sisters iondness % Che last
my lbs SO pale, which gently pFe9ea nv cheek,
'Ihy yoce-alasl thou couldst Sat irv Is
All told thy doom; felt II at my heart,
The shaft had struck knew thatNe must
tn' AZ ta's parted, 1Iary-thou ort gona
agae Nl nnocence neck ernr crc
kliy weary spirit bgedtAeI Itself ~ s6sn
90 peacefully, it seemed sin to weep;
And those lond watchers who around tie STOOL
ket even then, that God was ever good
Like stars which struggled through the clouds Of
NIGHT
Thine one moment caught glorious light
As s. 81 t.ae 50 That dread hour twcre given.
So know Qn earth what faith believes Of Heaven.
Then ne tired treezes didst thou sink to rest;
Nof tie awful change confessed.
.#f Ihez der tha lovely ace
each feature WITH 3 new born grace,
N brow unearfhlY beauty Iay
A t lies poor cares had passed away;
1oar be Heaven 50 kind 70 me,
ols than thisto die like thee.
bore parted Mary ihou BIT dead
GA lle last resting place laid my head
Then by The cal Inside lzhalt down, and took
8 brother lareNe and farewell look;
Those marble lips Re kindred kiss returned
From those VeI|ed cIh 10 glance responsive
burno1
Ah then felt that thou hadst pms away,
That the sweet face gazed upon was cy
ANu Nlcn came memory Win lek UuHy tHIoll
OF tender images forgotten lone
eaFs hurried baek and a thsf swiftly rolled
saw Tree beard M "a Days Of old
Sad and mona canE E6Ms
Alanhood was mote Al 81. med her due,
Thick thick nnl tie burning teardrops
fay and sl Tint We had pqrid
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

Boundary 9UEsT1oN. Tie State ST
Florida and the United States are par
ties il case 0f disputed boundary
which Florida hath Georgia. ori-
"a contends 4etrue line separ 5
heE "a The from Georgia IS one
establsha English Commissioners
ia 162 Aediately alSar the treaty 81
p0e s. line begins at the junction
nicola and Ogeehee rivers. and
Ids to tie head of the ST. Mary
point Ia dispute IS where IS tie
head Of the st. Alaly'sg Georgia claims
s line thirty miles South eff that assel sed
To have been esta blished ID 1868. The
district il dispute, hitherto held bg the
United States and Florida. contains
100000 acres, part of which has been
sold and part ct II lie has been sold
pant ST which IS now Ia market as pub
I lie lands. the claims el eoea sli
tanned The Ianes nsoId M
ana Tie 1e o0
he
I1 has
ee
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

oNU1fENI TO THE cfGlERs OF
RA1IoN Of l1IDEF DANCE.
has geeed some time ago. says
hc Philadelphia North American, that
monument should Be erected BIZ the
contributions of fhc thirteen oIigi-
81 tbe0ld State House square
III ais ~, IL cenmemoration 81 the
Decla ion ~ Independence and the
slgaoI 0I that tfulneaJ. O0nveu-
ton representing nine of the thirteen
States met here go or three years since
and after maturely considerating the
proposition adopted it unanimously -
Subsequently, the city Of Philadelphia,
through Its authorities, engaged to vest
the title to the grounds in Trustees 70
be appointed by the thirteen States,
making it their commonp property foreV-
Ell for the purpose designated. Eight Of
the said States have concUrred i'm the
measure and appropriated the quota
Of money towards the fund required to
erect amonnment. Maryland, Virginia
Delaware and the two Cagolnas have
not yet acted in the matter
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12
THE GRADUAYrO BILL.

We learn from che Report Of the able
Commissioner of the General Land Office
that the act 81 the fourth 81 August last,
q graduate and reduce the price ofthe pub
lie lands 70 actual settlers and culiiyators.
does not work well il allrespects i gives
rise q fraud and perjury and injuries the
actual settlers. The pre-smina.ion clause Is
q peculiar feature in the law. and tie com~
missioners shows how il works He says;
Its effect Is 10 give 70 pre-emptors set
tied On offered lands a perpetual credit,
subject only to the risk 81 entry by others
for one month at the end Of each period Of
graduation: IN other words, 10 donate the
land subject only to this risk. The affect
slough ostensiblY beneficial ofhe settlers,
ed 5y prove NOS saelrons e
them ln ding faned
CURLY HIGH hey lld Be
g Ills 81 81 ter and
6heil land inn enenl IS aken b
speculate Is eht nrpo end
dit6c Else q o 81 ar>
rang enen y whom r'fie cr
lied by the sheed b This
would certainly ead litigation might
have Sill nd
eject oI producing seoFd and
ii families
The Conn lsscner dweNe
pleasure c.s d
system IS
state men IS
the advance 81 h pobie
The only object sen As
sdfs derived from De lands bg
|lhe ga and States
dine end g Vie Pacific m
anting a IS
allhe t
nent ia
q excess, expo Fed lha &.
foi such Pr ben ea1fied oul in good
nth are alike beneficial 3 lhs people, ths
Ind tie Government H'
mpc e|e 500 size tene
h|.
0 al
holly n
81 aece
pr en
SINE III
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fD E4R1 fDAH lloRNINo p


9yh 4Vhi he'd % subscribers
eee f6li8Ts Il paid ID al ance,
esr not paid within months or
rive + delayed Until the 1 81 the year.
N5 paper discontinued Unit y arreafages
es.5 anless 81 the option oflhe publisher.
Terms Of advert
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EnYeL0pes.
1 aasorInnaIL 5 80 das1lintion.

q full assortment 8 every description,
InI
News and book r ng Ink Writing
Inks, black. blue An d; copying aaa
mar king Inks
GIFT
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

All styles of Writing paper, French, En-
elish and American Note papers, ofevery
variety: Tape, Sealing wax, Waters, dc.
Port Monies, Purses. Card-cases, Tablets,
De-, in endless variety. Also Paper Mache
goods, consisting Of Writing Desks. PORT
FoIios, ackganmon boards, &c,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

For the Merchant Steamboats,, the
Courts, dec,-A full stock always on hand
and made TO order in the most superior
style, and ruled to any pattern,
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massachusetts,. The Boston Lie Der
ator contains communication from
an Abolition colporteur, as DC calls
himself, who speaks Of having been in
general pretty we'll received, but not
always. One Of the exceptional cases
was the following, as given in lis own
words
The colporteur called at a respecta-
bic looking farm house in -. See
ing an open door, and hearing voices
in that direction, he stepped to the door
and called the attention Of the family,
to the business on hand. The Dem
ocrat that confronted him, was one Of
the unterrificd-about six feet two in
stockings-lean and muscular, sandy
hair, and reddish whiskery bristlcs ez-
tending quite round the face.
Colpoyteur-I am distributing some
Anti Slavery tracts, and shall be GLAD
to give you one Or two if you will ae-
cep. Of them.
Denocrat-Waul-gorry no-I
guess ye'd better carry UNI long
Putty bizness, earring about them
things. Growing warm.) Darn it
any on ye would grind up niger for
the sake of the lie.
The coIporteur passed along, reflect
ing upon the power of slavery. 1t can
eat out the heart Of thu rudest as we'll
as the most polished Of the American
democracy.