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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-16

DANAWAY from the Byrd Plantation.
il 4, some two or three weeks since, Negro Man
SLAVE, named MAJOR. A reward Of ten dollars,
ard al proper charges viii be paid, upon his appre-
hensiou and delivery to the Oyersesr at the psnts-
ton. or TO the undersigned, In Richmond.
MAJOR IL likely, intelligent Negro. OF ginger
cake color, and surposedto be about i've feet sx q
aever inches high. No particular marks about him
are recoilscted except that he has lost one two
OF the Joints OF one Of his fofc6nsers; bat whether
Of the right or left hand IL not reocllected.
PHlLIP H. TABB d SON, Ae'ta
Office on Governor street,
fe fS--2y Betsyeen Main and Franklin sts
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TOR SALE OR RENT.-For sale o.

LUX SALE IN hEN1.-FOr sdto OF
IL rent, the place occupied by mo- lying. on tn
Meadow Bridge Road opposite Judge Daniels farm.
half mile from the corporation, containing about 8
recently put in rstrste order; the optbudings are
ample and likewise In No. order; the land for the
most part particularly suited to vegetables having
been used for that purpose for some years; Q fair
chsvge will be made for the crops.
ALSO FOR SALE-A 4.acre lot OF Land sdjoin
ing the above, with very handsome site to build
upon.
ALSO FOR SALE very handsome and desira-
BILE B1ildinS Lots 9th street, Church HILL Hev
ing bought a Farm In Hanover. and wishing to re-
move shortly, am anxious to dispose OF the above
property at once. Apply at A. 3. CLARKE's Hard
waie Store, franklin st., 20
fe l2-5tifs Td0S. L. HuNDLEY.
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BY PAYNE & MAYO.
ON iosn, bsfween Main aud Cary strae1s.

LOT OF EXCELLENT TOBACCO
- FixTukEs AT AUCTIOa = x1sn = ~ Y.
~ - on 1ATukDAY mornine nsxf. I7th isst- 4.
nsrr. g rts s orr, scssspisd " Nsis wslsr
81 Tchs..s sn nae OF the Basin. It III 6'closk
Iron Iron rrsme Mills SIS o. ana pcunds
~ iron Pots, Cssinss, &c.
sss e. sets Iron Bands
IIssGe Levers giukers
CGenchea and Tobaceo Knives
Iopper hottom Casipr Tub
f,concs Boiler ard Fixtu
A Az Stoves and Pipes,
turing. sa every other article for manufac.
rented for the three story brick Factory viii be
hrst rate order ABOVE named Fixtures are In
mouths as. far under $50 cash; over $50,
fe l6 PsVn nssosisble paper.
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WANTEp-By respectable white wo-
w man'a situation as HOU SEKEEPER or
in private family. Apply at
the Dispatch office. fe 1873
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" A Mt e D-A situation as CHAM
w BERNARD, or would attend to NURSERY,
by white woman OF good character. References
given. If required. Apply at the Dispatch Office.
fe 15-2t*
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WANTED-To hire, for the balance of
w the year. Negro Woman who can come
well recommended as Nurse and Seamstress. Ap-
ply at this Office. fe8-ts
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WANTED, A MANAGER.-A healthy.
able-bodied, energetic and industrious MAN.
AGER wanted, to take charge of a small Farm near
the city Of Richmond, and to work himself Apply
to HAXALL 4 co,
fe l5-2W I2th st
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GTOCK AND FIXTURES OF CON
~ DICTIONARY AND FANCY STORE FOR
SALE OR RENT The subscriber not being able
to give his persor al attention to the above business
will either sell reasonable terms his Stock and
Fixtures, will take partner who has know led 70
of the will give it bis attention
FIR. SCHEFFER,
fe I6 North corner Of Bread and Sd sts.
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Completed. The fortihcettons At KsiRa, Asapps,
kirsh, and sonEoum Ksiah are being strsnsthensd
The French Aam,r.i rsses n..,o,,,.. ,vho ann.
msndsd at Petroulsti, has been recalled. ard re-
Pisced oy fourchen, ex-governor OF French Guinea.
f''nce 10 forming second Foreign Legion.
roenstantinople sccounts say that change In the
iu1s@h ministry 10 expected.
austs have been arranged with Greece aud the
Tnrkish ministry will be recalled.
ASIA
schamyfs existence and continued command 10
proved by recent foray neal Tifiis
hanston continues in a state Of revolt
-, RUSSIA.
The Csas's two soma passed through Moscow on
the 18TH
Numerous arrests have been made at Florence on
detected Arrests have also been made at LIE shorn
oecsese OF the sale OF Mazziui bonds.
- SPAIN
- New arrests have been made on the suspicion of a
Madrid letter of the 25th January says that Mr.,
souie 10 seriously sick.
- HOLLAND.
Inc Dutch envoy sent TO Japan has returned with
assurances that Holland will continue on footing
VITA the most favored nations.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2--Breadstuf .-Messrs. Brown
SIMPLIFY report wheat dull and prices easier, but
not quoiaby lower. Sales of white wheat at lis Cd
les 81; red los Sd ls8i. Flour is dull and rices
TITLE lower: sales OF Western Canal at 42s "a. Cd;
fhilsdelphia and Baltimore 4is AS Sd; Ohio AS Sd
WIN ~ culs with But little speculative de-
mand, and prices have declined 10. Sales Of white
st ts i5s; yellow 4Ss
Mili'gsn quotes -four and wheat in small specula-
tive demand.
MONEY AND STOCKS London, February 2-The
stoek market is firm, and American securities are
htsher Pennsvvanis SIS lbonds) rs 80. Mary
land SIS thondsl 81 %. Virginia Ga, 81 Sc; do
SIS $50 q SOB
The latest dispatch from Bucharest, dated Jan. 81
says that Omar Pasha's difficulty with the Turkish
ministry has been settled.
The following is the latest from London;
Rumors still prevail in regard to the mi nistry.-
raimerston, Landsdowne and Clarendon are spo-
ken of
The bullion in the bank has increased G :92, 500.
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sVNbIAbLE'G 6AIE-WNl 6e "a
% rSin ~ ~ Z ilssa ofths Hieh
1siosr =; lot q HOUsEHoEDsl - kITtHxS
shs HI 49, 90 e estisey . Distress WsnaaS q
Issmp; sd e TIE sms time as1 pisee viii q ~
1sres sol1 20 snfisfy n ExssUeion n "a mr.
11ousIspfes hsnds In favor II Weed 80 cfSssS -
0rsves- Terms Of sale--Ceah. $3.50 -.
r.s..c y pursusnce Of - order Of fha Huekin..
o sn on e Attaehment In favor Or ruvaf =. SSviS
rssst = me sane time and plaes 80 ior go.
Tncs containing lot Of very vaIusAle Csrpenf9sss
Aoos. Alfred LEWELLEN. % q.
Nm - For James z. Tyler. G. g. n
,-no goods delivered until paid for
- l4-6 A. LEWELLEN. D. q
IONSTABLE'S SALE.-W,iI s. eol1 4
dsy 81 rssssdsnes q osinta. Slain. On ths 18Th
al IN eoIuary, 1855, ct ii O'Clock A. II for sSsH
H. sSsoe1, consisting Of Mule, Cows Hoss
forstbs, .as crops Of Turnips Beets Celery a
ture. con.i .in me Household and Kitchen fsrs
desir.se 2. the nsusl variety and larss and
q H. Us wssons, Pioushs Harrows Hsss. sps1ss
r rand nakes &c. Also, lsIge LOT III n, ~
frames ana oiasses-to satisfv an er...t,c- 49,
BlaiD. W. 0uiMtaan
fe is I. w TIMBERLAKE. CIR
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TO THE PUBLIC.
EHE subscriber having purchased from

TVHE SUbscTIDcF HHVIbE pUTCHHScu ITUIu
II Mr. +. Major the entire line Of OMHI-
BUSES would Respectfully inform our citizens &C.
neralIy that he intends adding several now Omni-
buses, and will otherwise improve and regulate the
line, 90 a. to render 1t great convenience to the
public
and careful Drivers and hopes by strict sttcnton to
The comfort of his patrons to BIO literally patron
lied Ladies and children may rest sssured that no
CHAlc ESQ tickets for On, or ct cents for ride,
Tor suy distance c.ong .ns ms nom ntooA avenue
fe I0--Gt. WIN. A. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
IORN AND COB CRUSHERS.-We
~ are iust In receipt Of the .IAttls Giant CORN
AND CoR CRUSHEk6. which commanded tbs
sdmiration Of ell plsntsn ct the Virginia 6tAte Agri
cultural FAIR Call early, Il yoa Wish ons.
OehANCH 4 CO.,
hledlm Gary street.
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"ANTED-A PARTNER. with cash
w capital of $4,000, in established business
From $50 to 800 per cent. be realized on this
years operations Address A. B., through the Rich
mond Post Office. fe 9-7ts
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-I wi

"A expose to sale. at public suction, on wEDNEs.
DAY, the 21st day of February, 1855, commencing
at II O'clock, at Laurel Spring in Henrico county,
Perishable Property thereon, conssting Of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils of
every kind. Horses, Cows, Hogs and Crops of Corn,
Fodder and Shucks Carpenters Tools, &c.
Terms made known on day sale
JAS. II GRANT,
fe 10-tds Admir- of DR.. Thos. E. Cox, decd.
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HORSES, HORSES AYR AUCTION :
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.

CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION On TUESDAY.
the 20th inst. commencing at I0k O'Clock we will
sell at our Wharf and Warehouse, at Rockets, the
cargo OF schr Charles L. Peaslee, from Attakapas,
22s bids. UGAR, ranging frsm fair to choice
$50 bills Prime MOLASsES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-16

DEMOVAL-Ih have removed my Sash
III and Blind Factory to the shop lately occupied
by I'll. Baldwin, on 18th street., near HsxalPs Mills;
entrance on 10Th street, where would be happy to
see my friends, and every one else in want Of any
thing in my line
am prepared to offer great inducements to parties
either in town country in want of work done for
money. az it Ia UNUSUALLY SCARCE at present.
fe l6-3tk r.. o. TkAYLOk, Agt
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RUM.-One case superior Old Jamaica
f. 10 yERsER 4 BoissEAu.
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ED-SERVANTS.-I wish to
w hire Immediately COOK, white or black
BY the month or for the balance Of the year. Also,
Dining Room Servant by the month. For such as
will suit liberal hire will be paid. Apply to
ED. w. TOMPKINS,
fel Broad street.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A Situation by young
W Man from the country, of steady habits and
good morals, who has had come experience in bust
ness He wishes employment in a Dry Goods Gro
Gerry, or Commission House. Apply to
PETERS, MARTIN 4 CO.,
fe 16-1t Corner 18th and Cary sts
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so bbls. superior SYRUP.

so bbls COFFEE SUGAR
TERMs-Under 500 cash; over 800, months
credit, for approved negotiable paper
Bale without regard to weather
fe Is DUNLOP, MONCURE CO., Aucts
SHERIFFS SALE-Will be sold to the
~ highest bidder. for cash, at the auction house of
Messrs Laius Shine on the 26th inst, commenc.
I'M at O'Clock, and continuing from day day until
tire Stock of Goods levied on by virtue of sundry
executions vs. Elias Hale, embracing large colec.
ton OF Clocks Watches; Chains; Silver Ware; Jew.
cry OF every descriptions large assortment of Fan
cy Goods Perfumery. &C., &c. Also a large Sala.
mander hre-pIoof Safe; two handsome French plate
Bile barrel Guns; large Store Stove and Pipes two
Counting house Desks. Also a good assortment of
Cutlery. -
Country Merchants and the CITY trade would.do
we'll to attend this sale.
PHILIP P. WINSTON, D. s,
For Thos. w. Doswell s. CIR
j., Sale to be conducted by LARus SHINE, Auc.
tionee's 8. ~
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SEBASTOPOL NOT TAKEN,
REMOVAL.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
THE Subscribers have removed their
Il PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT to the new
house erected by them Broad street doors above
the Theatre and nearly opposite their old stand,
where they will be better prepared to serve their
patrons. They ask continuance of former patron
age. Terms accommodating.
fe 3-d1m* L. D. MAULE.
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BOOKER 81 WATKINS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CARY BETWEEN 18TH AND 18th STS.,
RICHMOND, "a.
JOHN BOOKER. S.v. WATKINS.
fe I2-dlms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-16

r OF FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-The
Ia House and Lot between 2ist and 2sd streets. on
Main, (lnte the property Of Mrs Msrsaret Fitzge-
raid y is for sale privately. Apply to Ed D. EAChO
or A. JUDSON CRANE. fe 15-diw
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09
AMERIC ANTgf

LIE groundwork Of tie american partg IS tie
principle Of nationality. II 1874, when ininigral
ton had reachsd 100000 j year when Bishop
Hughes had begun to preach p0iitic0relirious
sermons against The common school system aud
when under bis counsels Tie Irish were separately
organized s. 2 religious sect to vote on that and
osaef qlest Ions against tie body Of our natural
citizens the excitement became uucontrolable and
most iaInentabe riots and excess III the neighber-
llg city were among the resu s of tie feeling pro
duced 0y this state of things. I'll 1916 eomnienc.
ed the Irish exodus and immigration rose to 400
per annum; and now by the aid of q Gerlnun
eAadas Chinese ezudus and 81 more other exc
anss than We have the time to enumerate il has
fisen g bali million year The result has
risen 70 hslfa million year. The result IS that
Eo must CO omething % protect and vindicate
our nationality 81 we 10 notit viii Be destroyed
The infusion Of Eve millions Of foreigners into our
politics. ten every ten years viii subvert IT
and che question IS whit action IS required2
lad the foreign residents been content with d
moderate exercise ct the privileges which our laws
confer upon them We suppose the great movement
% which we ere commenting would have been
pos poned for . few years But they have not
hey introduced religious controversy into our DO
litical contentious.
Iney have insisted upon tie political progcrip.
ton of Americans Tor denying BIS claim. They
have formed clans for the control o the polls; and
have organized themselves into bands, through
whose misconduct perpetual disorder and tumnIi
disturb our streets and prisons are illed.-N Y,
Courier and Enquirer.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09

"OuR BEcKY DoEs!"---A young damsel who
is engaged, and win shortly be united to GAL
liant son Of Neptune, lately visited the Mariners
Church. During the sermon the parson dis
coursed eloquently and with much earnestness
Of the dangers and temptations Of the sailor.
He concluded BY asking the following questions:
sIs there any one who thinks anything Of him
who wears tarpaulin hat and blue jacket or
pair Of trousers made Of duckl In short, Is
there one who cares aught for the poor sailor2'
A little girl, sister Of the damsel, jumped up,
and looking archly at her sister. and, in tone
loud enough for every one TO hear, ssYes, sir, our
Becky does. n--Er.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09
u The newspapers throughout 4 COUNT

Ia The neWspa pers throughout &C country
continue to Be greatly excited il regard 70 Fam
ny Ferns domestic affairs. The Chicago Times
says that her second husband IS Mr Farring-
ton, that he was IN business II Boston; failed,
went west, got situation. sent for her; that she
refused to join him. and that he obtained . di-
vorce from her The Times adds that full
and accurate biography Of Fanny, furnishedby
gentleman Of Bostons who IS said 70 be Il
possession q al the facts, vii be published in
the Chicago Literary Budget
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09

nea- The past says the Alexandria Gazette
has been q busy year in the Naturalization Offices
and the ensuing promises to be more so owing It
IS generally believed to the prevalence Of the Know
Nothing sentiments among Che American people
In the superior Courts of New = ork naturaliza-
ton papers were issued to 3,145 foreigners and il
the Court of common Pleas to 1850 making a
total of 1904. During Che same time ,943 hay
ing declared their intention to become citizens IN
the Superior court alone of whom 2,079 were
from Great Britain, and the balance from other
countries but principally from Germany.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09
NeUIAR DEVEIoPMENTs.

We md CO 0Io4Eill4 ~ ne E0ltAt I1QDQ ~ hlgt
Recording q hent American
Organ Of the 18th lIlsl defunct
lition paper in Washington city was recently res
uscitated By the aid Of government advertising,
furnished to it By Col. Forney, On condition that
It should oppose Known othingism that said
paper received the advertisements profered to it
and had extras struck of at the Washington
Union Office, where the same advertisements had
been published that said German paper distrib-
uted these extras printed at the Union Office and
preached ant-Know Nothingism and Adolf
ton.
The testimony 10 proof Of these Developments
Is given by witness whom the organ represents
as gentleman well known in Washington City
has long been 3 resident there and bis character
for truth and veracity viii not be questioned By
any man who knows him. Awitness says:
eAfter the Democrat had died. the editor told
me he had bargained with Mr.. Forney, and the
President, to revive bis paper on the following
condition:
He was to write against the Know Nethings
and after discussion it was decided that be might
8
continue anti-slayery sentiments. Theparty, or
Forney was to give him advertisements enough to
sustain the paper until Congress met, and then
money would be raised to continue his paper; and
be was employed IN translating documents into
foreign languages to be sterotyped for the next
Presidential campaign.
This iswhat the editor told me. Now al that
know about the bargain is that saw letter
dated at Philadelphia from Mr.. Florence to the
editor Of the Democrat saying that be had not
been able to see Mr.. Forney although he was then
il Phaadalphia to get an order for the advertise
ments, but would see him soon.
"a few days after Schmidt The editor Of the
Democrat got an advertisement making five (eoI
lumns1 Of the Union newspaper coming to some
500 d $500. he had It printed Is o.
extra at the Union Office II cost him SIS
leaving the balance profit Isaw Forney's checE
FOR $3.50 less SIS: the order the editor had giyer
for his printing (T'hese figures were u pencil o.
the margin'
@schnidt told Jones your clerk) that be hal
got s3Oe and saw the Marshal hand anothc
draft payable to f. Schmidt and had had i pas
sed to Amos Kendall's account il the bank Q
~ ashington. Well thiseditor printed two nun
lbers Of biz paper and stopped.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09

New FUTURE IL THE PRoDuCE TRADE-It Is
reported that large amounts Of gold have been re-
eeived from Europe and have been sent to Wis
consin, and Canada for the purchase Of provisions
for the army in the est The purchasers are kept
IS far as possible, secret and are made through
american houses Jet the fact Of Che deposit of for.
eign gold has traDspired and it is general belief
that the purchases are on English and French &C
count.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09

LET ne % home . ny iniher's liepso,
let me home, she said
And we marked how tie fe4eI fetal daah
On our daflnga cheek bad spread
And as che lay % har fathers arms.
Pllowed upon BIZ breast,
Still from her burning, quiyssine lipus
Came ever the same request
And We huahed our s0bs and ON vain COM
plants,
ForWe knew TINT angels were nigh,
Waiting to bear our darling away,
- her Fathers house in the aky.
Wewatched tie light % out Of her eyes
And the fever de On her cheel;
And yet though on hearts wdie wen nigh
crushed,
Of sorrow We could not speak
But we turned our glance @ the azure uiEy,
That was cleft b. an dngsl's wings;
And listened for music when frzt her hand
Should sweep Ger the golden strings
And we knew that tie pearly gates that day
Enclosed to sinlehs guest,
Whowas early called from the cares Of earth
In her Fathers house to rest
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09
= A bill S before tie Now York LegisIa.

~ A bill is before the New York Legisla-
ture TO authorize such persons or societies as are
OF may be authorized to bind out by indenture
any child to Be a. apprentice, clerk Or servant
---to bind such child as child By adoption, in
stead Of apprentice or servant, and to change
its name, and such child shall thereupcn be en-
titled to the same rights and subject to the same
duties in respect to its new parents, as if it
were their natural child.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09

LAWYER Turned CARPENrER. The lawyer
who sRIed BILL shaved note. cut an acquain-
tances split hair, made "a entry, raised haul,
got up case, framed al indictment, empannel-
led a jury, put them in box nailed a witness,
hammered judge, chisled client and bored
8 whole court, an il one day--has since "laid
down the law. aud turned carpenter.
Sprngfcld Rep.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09

CEEED or THE Known orHuNas. have
for some time past observed that the paper which
we publish ii another column has been going
through the rounds Of the JournaIsof Virginia
We now see that it kept standing in the columns
Of the American Organ. We conclude therefore
that it is unmistakabIe q genuine exposition Of
Know Nothing principles Such being taken for
granted we confess that we are altogether unable
to understand why this party las Incurred such
fierce denuneiations from the American press. a
man Yery honestly differ from them with respect
Is n7 of their views Yet e fee asa.ssl fhst
lshamec Ii ayow. ae of
which Washington o. : 1llefson, Va Madison. or
Marshall might not have entertained without suf-
fering IN the eyes of posterity IF the acts offhis
party correspond with its creed we know not how
it will be impossible for even the most consorious
to End fault with them
Rieh. Penny Post.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09

~sa The Massachusetts, House of Represent
tatives has determined to use no stationary nor
anything else not Of American manufacture. a
motion has been made to 50 amend the Consti-
tuition that no person shall be entitled to the
elective franchise who cannot read and write the
English Ianguage.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09

FRIDAY. FEBRUAR !. 1856.

ID Among the items Of Washington gossip
i that Of the probable appointment Of Mr. Mar
cy to succeed Mr.. Mason, IS Minister 70 France.
Ex-Governor seymore, whose name has been
mentioned ii connection with this post, i is
said. prefers FOR The presents 70 retire q private
life.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09

~ a number Of secret political organize
.tiona have recently sprung Up il Cincinnati II
opposition to the Know Nothings, which are
known respectively by the names Of Know
Something's, Sag NIGHT, Owls and Flat Irons
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09
49, "a q 49,


What is q yearG IT'S but wave
On LIES dark rolling stream,
Which il 50 quickly gone that we
Account Il but ! dream5
IT'S but a single throb
OF Tines old iron heart,
Which tireless now and strong q When
Il trst with life did start.
What IS yeaTg IT'S but turn
OF Tines old brazen wheel;
or but page upon the book
Which time must shortly zeal.
sIis but q step upon the road
Which we must travel Ger,
A few t1or1 stsps ard ws shtIl walk
Lies weary road no nor
What Is d yearl IT'S but breath
From Times old nostrils blown.
Asrushing onward Ger the earth.
We hear his weary moan.
IT'S Ike the bubble on the wave,
Or dew upon the lawn
As transient as the mist Of morn
Beneath the summers sun.
What Is yearl IT'S but type
Of LIES Oft changing scene;
Youths happy morn comes gaily on
With hills and valleys greens
Next summers prime succeeds the spring,
Then Autumn with a tear;
When comes old Winter--deatha and az
Must find level here.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-09

b a pretty womaniz Ike great truth. Or
4 great happiness, aud has 10 more right 70
bundle herself up under green veil o. any oth-
e. similar abomination, than Tie sun has % put
on Green speoI-1Ies