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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-05

A UCTION SALE.-Peremptory sale OF LOTS,
IN at Wakefield adjoining Olinve the Harlem Rs no 3D.
near the Williams Bridge Depot On MONDAY, Oct ., 1882
at u O'clock, the prer,ises.
Tfn properly Of about 30 Vlsse Lots roatrg
streets properly drained and sted by InustA
home Association No. g tti perty ifsrds 70 the voTkns
and of iei delightful country iesdce within 70
u1nut . ride Of the City Hall.
n BTeTms of Sale % per rent AID TIE AuctonesT ee5
the time Of sale and the ba equal inssmen's
monthly Maps Of the properly be 1t the rooms OF the
Association No l63 BOWey FdsJ nings OF OF tue IL
Con nttee J. p. Wells No. 90 Avenue J. II. watts NO
II TBOmyso,-st; and j. 5. Groenin No rs G5eeb"icos
where tickets can be procured sale at ~ cents each
ood The weather prove unfsvorsb the sale will take place
tL, FIRST fair day. By OToer Of the Association,
J. T. WELLS ChsirusD Executive Com.
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Carpeis. Oil gloibe, Or.

OAR p T. T w j. II o u ; l. -
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DO L g HIY BROT ii r,
No. al Broadway, (opposite the Park
Importers and Dealers Ia every descrionon OF
CARPkTiN9, OIL-CLOTd, &c.
We constantly receiving from Europe all the latest and
most desir'b'e styles Of c. RPETINO, such "a
VELVET TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, &c,
Which We CfeT q he 10 vest market rates.
NIB Particular GlteDton paid to the Upholstery depstmeh
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CsgGi Not,rrs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of tho Surrogate
0fue County Of SewYort nelIeee hersey Cvea . 81
p rsons having elsins ss.ns, JOHN j. RUTAN se OF mo
Cry Of New York deceased present the same with ysasness
thereof 10 The subscriber the oce OF John At Es,
No Nsssans N the City Of Newton, % before ne
,wenes day OF NoseGhe nex-psted York, nth Jag
CT MAY, 1914 BETSEY RUrAN Adminktrstrix-
myls lsw6mF JOHN HUYLER acminiszs:sr.
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Instantaneous.

ID The bTush Fss;oIy 40. 80 Pear s. sanklu,se Al
ARTICLES sold At ne o~est Aso prices fs'nt bIas1ss OF
quality eoassaty on hand JOHN n. hOPFLb.
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LROAD-t Sundays e1-

7 ONO HLAND RAILROAD Sundays eI-
~ esP'sdeLss'e Brs hys ks GEss.g0r n for
Y,Phni. nh ..d ss.ardsy sc p tcr s1si.sdse
pa 81 and 3;+s 'nisP NJ ~ J.n.sa 70 A NJ. an So
Yspbasi lass A. NJ, Mondays, tio A. Nj L.sa Lsse
n;ts on NoDdsys, SIS 4. II; Fs-mhsd.e, $50 A.
spI NJ; syos~t 1883 A. ". and P. u Hampstead, ass
A. N. an SIS. Jans;,, $780, ';O aad $50 A NJ sad
!. 10 and 4:lV ".
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Nl -rraye,ers fog CHICAGO, 81 LOUIS, KANSAS, 4ne
I'll poa,s Wea and S0atb West, eAs obtain r0nst Tekes,
AMI Al information eoHeeis route. iars Re- hs, y sss
CENTRAL RAgLROAD, ~ sppicssor 81 The Company o.
'''' NC ~ 'n'''s d. SHS r. PORTER. Genera As..,.
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VEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Ar

~ sDs. os he STATE PAIR 81 the new YORK STATE
Asrcuiur, So,e<y, Be bed ELMlRA, Oct and >
lSSh Dnrps the tmnencips Oct rs-s will leave
the Pier foot a Dusaest At the follosns hours:
DUNAIRh and sUFFALO EMPRESS, ~ $50 4 NJ
MAIL. s:J5 A. NJ.
EIGfT ENPbESS ST $50 P. W.
Arc ESPECIAL TRAIN Il $50 p VI for four Jays enscs
Ocf. 4.
Tckst. will be cold Firs .-d return, good on the Mall
ana Special Tr,in. half The regular fare
I'VE articles exhbon vii b. transported 20
az f,ou Es chgse pre7eot the abuse OF tbs
privilege fr.isbt b. paid delivery OF N articles OF
ock ion and The vii be reiunde on re-
,u 0: them ~ the parties charge producing proper ev
ae exhibited :; slj fAr, and me osesSp
Thereof has nc. changed -. -.
Live stock d Guild Delivered AZ he Co1ps'ys Depot a.
B,r.ea three miles nam j rsey City, before sept q
less ID. {. Nc SAl.LUh, Oe-s1a! capeEA'seAooI''
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Jsa, Hoosg, ADc:seoes.. =,

Jesr HoosH, Auc.,ooesT.
4 UCTION NOTICE Important sale OF elcssnt
N and sDbstsntisl HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; hcss sood
Piano Forte Pr and o. Mirrors veive and 5rnsss speu
Oh Pnntinss Msutle Decor soDs No, TSNhokh Nv tast
dsy 10y AN These goods the ente eontsDts o. the reS
Sei ce No 10 Musyst College place The furniture "a
made ~ of the city malrrs Sale viii yut rsr' ZION
,es,rd 20 weather. Following pHtl4 list, va TAO
solid Sutes brocsiee Odd snoc. ave
PisnoF Of besu ard foey warranted BY the
rosewood Eageres wih pstes1s doors snd gscs Lager
Esertoiye richly insid through rosewood mabtep, Cen
ter Side end Table rosewood and mahogany bee s
Bureaus WasntaD0s Tabes ~ pure h'ir fencn
and cane seat Chairs choice collection Of Oh P!ntns,.r II
Te-Sets Cafe Btte Casters toFks spoons &c Chss
Dpuer I'D Tee Sea; ory cutlery; beautifully c1r,te1
Vas.s Psrian marble Ssiusry Glassware, &c For mi
nre decnpiioI the gooas. lhe Herid 81 thus cay
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ALBEkT II. SicoLAY, Auet9peer.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY, aactiOneer, vii sell
N on FRIDAY Oct 3 a, Il O'Clock, az the SseSOon, No.
IL Eroed-.t. by order Of Jost NAYL0A, hssignee-
The bOOK-ACCOUNTs OFF. {. GOODSOW.
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JARKISON's EXTRACT of VER8ENA.-


IN hSs 81 PoA!es, Preserves, Cstsaps ss1ces, Jams,
Jews dHst.s.y Sealed Fruits, stup, ~ WsshnsseD-si.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-24
The mOurners.

The slavery-democrats, went about the
streets on Saturday last with disconsolate
and haggard faces. They never saw such
a turn out of the people in sandusky coun-
ty. They exclaimed in astonishment, "uhat
does this mean >" "Where do all the peo-
pie come from?" "Whatha stirred them
up so?" The people came from their
FARMS and from their work shops the
outrageous misrule in the county offices has
stirred them up; the prospect that all our
territories are to become the field of the
e,driver has brought them out, and
they mean to turn out every man who has
had any thing to do with the corruptiOnists
about the Court House.
Fire Thousand Fresmen in Counsel, IN
Fremont, with Fixed determination to
right The County matters, is enough to car
ry astouishment and amazement 10 the
souls of the hungry, goung brood, who had
thought to sit at the receipt Of custom for
the next two years.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-24
Is He a NnoM Nothina,

A would-Le.candidate for Office of the
Slave-drivers' creed, has been commissioned
and installed as the zrimbls Know Noth-
ing Colporteur iu this portion of the vine
yard. He was very busily engaged in his
duties on Saturday. by distributing GEL
GERS speech. Wonder if he felt as if he
was engaged in laudible calling. We
suggest to the "Ipqusitorial Junto" that
they administer the "test oath," and cate
chise him strictIy-he may be ore of the
"bloodY midnight eabal."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-24

place, he found that an American had been
shot in the leg so as 10 break it, and he
called to afiant to take him into the hack,
which he did. AT the same time Mr.. Rich
ardson, sadto be school teacher, and an
other got into the hack on Madison near to
Wenzel street, and alfiant started back
down Madison TO convey the wounded man
to DR.. Pyle's Office for medical treatment;
and he had not driven farther than Shelby
street. being about square on his way
back, when from the upper corner Of Shell
BY and Madison streets two shots we're dis
charged by Dutchmen at the men in the
hack, and shot or two were discharged
between Shelby and Clay streets as the
back was driven on down, and on Clay
street several shots more were discharged,
and clubs and stones thrown at the hack
The men inside of the hack were all shot,
including the aforesaid broken-legged man;
and on the corner of Hancock several fires
more were discharged from guns, and the
same took effect on afiant, and also on his
little boy by his side. Aliant and his little
boy are now lying in bed sick, and thelittle
boy is dangerously i'll from those Shots
Thirty three shot are in the person of affi-
ant, and ten in the person of his little boy
Sixty,seven shot and one ball were driven
into the hack, and one hundred shot have
been counted in the leg of Richardson
The Dutch, aided by their women. were
preparing their arms as afiant drove his
hack up street, but he did not suppose that
they intended on his return to fire on him
and his hack, else be would not have taken
his little boy with him on the outer seat of
his hack. These foreigners lined Madison
street all the way down from Wenzel to
Hancock street, and were especially con-
gregated On the corner of Shelby, Clay.
and Hancock; and they Gred on the hack
in such a way that it was impossible to es-
cape being shot. This part of the city is
inhabited almost exclusively by foreigners.
Afiant bad given them no provocation for
shooting him and his little boy, except that
he had received into his hack the broken
legged man, as before mentioned. These
facts can be substantially verified by twen-
ty witnesses. All the shots fired were by
Germans except the last, which we're by
Irish.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-24

Eg The new converts to Locofocoism,
(very few in NUMBER and the greedy as
pirants to Office in this county, (whe COM
pose almost the entire party,) we're eugag,
ed on Saturday in distributing their extras
filed with all sorts of fa!sehoods concern
ing the Louisville riots It is labor lost
gentlemen. You had better save your pow
der, such charges can never bring down
any game. There is no one silly enough
to believe such stories. They might have
went down better had the "affidavits" been
So important an item should
not have been overlooked when it could
have been so easily done.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-24
You Can Do 1t If YOu wish.

The two gentlemen who, on Friday eve
ming, were discussing the propriety of stop
ping the Journal, can do SO by walking up
to the Captains Office, and settling. We
are very much in need of money, and what
they owe us would be most thankfully re-
ceived. Don't be bashful, gentlemen, come
along.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-24
The louisville Riots,

large portion Of our paper is this week TAX
en- up with accOuats Of the riot at Louisville
We did not intend to refer to his bloody trans
action again, but on recount OF the publication
and circulation in this county Of gIaring1y false
statements, charging the American party Of
Louisville, with the responsibility of the riot,
We feel it our duty to publish the affilavi,s Of
several Of the citizens Of Louisville. Such ev-
Idence We think will have little more weight
than the mere say so OF "An Eye Witness" or
"a Foreigner who voted the Know Nothing
Ticket" their story is entitled to no credit
whatever. We are satisfied that the account
here given ~ Is THE TRUE ONE. The
only reason that prompted the circulation of the
false statements by the leaders of the slave de-
mocracy in this county, was hope that it might
stir up the anamosities Of the foreign citizens.
and array them Hgsinstthe native born. They
have appealed TO all the baser passions, that
slumber in the heart, and there is no more GER
tain way of instigatiug and producing an out
break than By the publication of such intiam-
matOry statements. For weeks the Sandusky
Democrat has aboun1ed with articles OF this
kind We believe the spirit which acluates the
publication Of such articles, is the very spirit
which has caused The disturbances on election
days. We copy from the Louisville Journal Of
the I4ih inst.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-24
Tot.l rots. I.n3a Dsl. los

As delegates 10 the Senatorial District Con-
Vention. TO be held at Clyde, on the 18th day OF
September, the Central COMMITTEES recommend
that each township select one delegate with
power to vote in the convention on the basis Of
one vote in the Convention 10 each one hundred
Republican votes in their respective Townships.
BY the Central COMMITTEES.
August %, ls55
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-24

a. The steamship Pnci6c, arrived at New
York on Wednesday, from Liverpool. War
matters remain as at previous advices. Thsi in
telIigeuce is of little interest.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-24
Fremont, Aug. Il, 1855.

In answer 10 repeated inquiries, the County
Central Republican Committee say 20 The
friends, that they designed to leave the entire
regulation Of the county Convention, and the
method Of nomination 70 the People themselves,
when assembled. For the sake Of information
however, we publish below the Republican vote
in the several townships, in 1854, for Supreme
Judge, and from that basis estimated a. nearly
as practicable, the numbar of Delegates for
ench township, to form Convention Of los
delegates, 10 be chosen as the townships deem
" n
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-24

u Read the New Advertisements
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-24

George ". Burge, being sworn, says that,
on Monday, August 6, 1856, about o'clock
A. NJ, l was quietly walking up Main street
VIXEN at the corner of Hancock, by myself,
an Irishman threw brick at me and then
ran out Hancock street towards Market and
l followed him; he kept long distance
ahead of me: when between Jefferson and
Green streets three Irishmen came out of
a house and one Of ;hem said, 'there goes
watchman after one of our countrymen,"
and another spoke and said, "let's kill him"
and the three came up to me. being to-
tally unarmed knocked the three with my
fist, then almost Immediately II more men
came up and one strdck ne with brick;
they then caught me, one cut me on the
head with knife. [ also heard one of
them say, murder him, he's watchmsn."
They oyerpowered me, cutting my hand and
kicking me on the neck after l was down.
| was seuseless for three hours and was
doubtless left on the ground for dead.
was perfectly sober all the morning.
GEORGE w. BURGE.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me Au-
gust 9, 1855.
O. II. STRATTAN, N. P.
John Metcalfe, on oath, says: That, on
Monday, August 6, in the evening, he was
passing down Main street, above Preston
Louisville, and saw shots fred 1T persons
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-24

Charles Hodge states on oath: I was
with Bligh on Monday, August 6, about
O'Clock, and went with him in buggy to
the First ward polls; we had been there
but few minutes when our attention was
called to crowd running up Shelby street
We drove up Shelby street to where the
crowd was, near Green street There
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-18
The Love of LIE.
" L1nIA 1ANE PIEnsoa

Where the river deep vas flowing,
Where the summer sun was glowing
Where the sweetest buds we're blowing,
Stood 4 maiden, little knowing
What life had ID store
Little knowing, little caring
What the future vas preparing:
Young LIES beauty She was wearing,
Natures joy and music sharing
Could she ask for morea
She knew not that calmly sleeping
With his wings Of fragrance sweeping
Ger the deep down well 81 weeping,
From her heart an knowledge keeping
OF its presence there:
Still bis baImy breathing blending,
With bis murlnured sobs ascending,
Anda light Of glory lending
Where It's mists pale flowers are bending,
Lay an angel fair.
On his brow lay lily fowe.
breathing peace on al tile hours;
And thertses Of loves bowers,
Dropping with the hearts warm showers,
Bloom'd upon his breast:
O'erhis form Hopes bow Is shining,
With bis locks her buds are twining,
And her magical designing,
Hues Of Heaven and Earth combining,
Draped bis place Of rest,
She knew MT but BY the river
Dreamed Of bliss thatlife should give her,
As the WaTelets dance and shiver,
- diamond chain. forever
ng IS ID flows;
She knew not those waves were keeping
Strange and fearful mysteries sleeping,
Where the dead that hear no weeping,
lie where long dark sea-weads sweeping,
Curtain there rcpose.
When the summer flowers were dying,
When the plaintive Winds were signing,
When the latest birds were flying,
Andthe sere and fall'n leaves lying
BY the rivers shore.
We beheld lady straying,
In her siIken, rich arraying;
Gold and dazzling gems displaying:
Yet her fainished heart was praying
For the faith Of yore.
For the beaptiful believing,
Ignorant Of all deceiving,
Faith III God and man inweaving,
With assurance Of achieving
Pure and glorious things;
Ere LIES wisdom did awaken,
Ere the earnest truth was shalehg
And her bosom's flpe forsaken
BY the angel, who had taken
Heavenward on his wings.
And her nnreil'd heart was aching
.At the holy ones fersakings
While the bitter win upbreaking
On its altar stone was slaking
All the pure fires there:
She has asted every pleasure
From an Overlooking measure,
Here were fame, and power, and TREASURED
But her wealth, and pride and leisAre,
Oh, how vain they werel
Now, to childhood's haunts hing
And LIES brilliant falsehoads spuFningI
With her heaFtaud spirit bnrnfug
With intensely painful yearning
Ger tie wasted past.
Scoring al that life had taught her,
All the pomp that wealth had brought her,
All the blisst that love had wrought her,
Since they every one hadbrought her
Emptiness at last
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-18
YAZ00 CITY.


Is 11ItAoU VI A1i1A' ~ 9eA II1lA Ill III IN ALI
LIS.
We had The pleasure 81 accompanying the
pleasant party on the p 6 Wallis t. Viclss.
burg. last Wednesday, and can truly say, Il was
a delightful trip, more So than the one Of three
weeks since. because The crowd was not 81
great nor the weather So wsIin as then. This
last party was given 10 Cap b Carras, the gem
tlemanly and popular COMMANDER Of our heauti.
ful mail packet -the boat of which our citizens
arc 50 justly proud The credit Of getting up
this slight testimonial of respect and esteem 10
Captain Carras and Che other officers Of the
boat, Il due to our friend Dr. VIM. Yandell,
who was interchangeable and admirably success
fll ID his efforts to have an 60 Oft pleasantly.
We left the landing Of Yazoo City at i21
o'clock, and arrived ID Vicksburg 1t eleven.
The party was every way pleasant one, and
we believe there was not discordant note Of
feeling to disturb its perfect unanimity. As
soon as the nusieof the Yazoo Band appraised
the citizens Of Vicksbnrg that the Wallis had
arrived, tie fine Brass Band Of that city, COM
manded b. Col MacNab Lindsay, came down
and gave Us q musical welcome that was CRATE
fully received, and warmly appreciated BY all,
especially to the dancers.
The Walls LET Yicksburg On her return home
at 3o'clo S. Ill reached the landing at four on
Friday morning. Music and dancing continued
al night, and we would not pretend TO guess
how much mischief Cupid did that last gay
night 81 very pleasant party. Tbs truth is,
IL went before ten and forgot % leave
any one to tlks notes Cur Young friends thai
feel at all disposed to make us the re- I'd
their experience win find US "waitin, ant
svilda' to hearit, and give them the best ad-
vice we can. For, our own part, we never did
know much about such matters, but always
thought we should like to nightly. But, we
have, first and last, read and heard good deal
about love, and think If our young friends win
make US class leader, we can be Ct great bene-
ct to them. We wish the officers and owners
Of the r. @. Wallis, all manner Of happiness
and success.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-18
From The New York Evening POST
SECRETARY GUTHRIE AND CUBA,

From the New y ork evening POST.
SECRETARY GUTHRIE AND CUBA
RUMoR OF Il WAR WITH SPAIN
CONC an TON OF TROOPS lN
81 ne ri IS some intelligence
litllt tfsii but
upO al, i've are a. IteI We ellacls
"a more importance % it t.en acEFedi
comes from source whichis entil every
consideration, aid we deem y epel lo
to our readers as il COMES TO us.
We are assured that prominent mercA
iii louisville, Hy,y intimate ffie1dof the Sec
retaFv Of the Treasury, has advised his corress
pondents 0f the receipt o. letters from high
source 1t w ShihRt0n assuring him that there
win be war between The United States within
sixty Or ninety daysi that The Cabinet was DIVE
ded but Gle wal party would prevail, and adyis.
inc him to arrdnge his business which e very
extensive, as soon as possible.
The gentleman from whom VA derive the in+
formation also commune ted Tie following q.
tellioence, derived from en- officer of the United
States Army who protested % have been ntvie
sed with upon the mattef To which 4 relates and
which gives plausibilitY not o6a5ility b the
rumor referred Is. slysy
wVVhile the difficulties az Spun were most
promising ouble, under The Soule regime
our government quietly concentrates several
thousand troops ID Florida, conFenienl ct cn.
barkationi and Actually loading one ~ tsso sale
inc vessels with heavy guns VITA ammunition
and had them ready near a. hahds The port
in Cuba was selected AZ which they Were 70
land
ssThe plan was with the guitars, 20 run across
10 this fort which could be done Ina few hours,
t94~~rY ~, with
all speed to defend the position By land with
heet sufficient to keep the ports open. Thus
situated they were 70 call for volunteers, and
ten TO fifteen thousand would arrive ia Q week,
selfsarmed and of the hefcest duality They
were then 10 move with al despatch upon the
principle noitits Of the island. Quitman and
SOME othei NeFe III secrets Ihiswas the pros
pramme
asuch vas The position Uf Tie affairs when
that singular fifriOf came up thar the Cabinet
had CHANGED its policy and hencelorfh was 20
be Pacific whether this last p0slo was 4
flifIhef ruse; mefe blind, the result must show.
One thing seem ceftain-the government does
not show tie pected activity "a respect %
the Ei0u2 ahpaign They nFe taEdy about ~
Only some 200 or 400 troops are yet assem-
bled at Jefferson Bargackas and il may be that
new regiments win have another desunutou
Yet
aThe ffe eaters IRE doubtless lUickehed BY
tha proposition - improve the condition Of the
81 population 81 tic island. ny opinion is,
tl. tie Cabinet i convinced thai nothing but
I republican Toiip1 d'elai Gun save them from
The fate Of Tylerites. Pierce IS soOd-n,,lred,
aud pill 70 over, sureD with asrong south
Wihd
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-18

For the beautiful believing,
Ignorant Of an deceiving,
Faith ii God and man inweaYing,
With assurance Of achieving
Pure and glorious things;
Ere LIES wisdom did awaken,
Ere the earnest truth was shaken,
And her bosom's fane forsaken
BY the angel, who had taken
HeaYenward on his wings.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-18

D. I n - -
n'4 ..''' 81 pP'1.... t'.' ~. "a. 80
s21' 'Is 81 0o 1'e '' .aNs g, g'.1
kNAnaler en te ar.aeIlly 81 others, one
Of which ihs late d. EnrIeei Bishop 81
Crnrisssor .at prsiafs Is fofled Is have
@ 8. ~ ~,
tHt pe gttNe 1athcNc GRID united summon
gene council Let that cO6icn l1f tax
81 one cent Only upon ary one OF our chufchc1i
We viii NOT pnf Vel " tFe h.oef cbedlent
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-18

FFTT-F oUR-FoRTY OR -Four! Awake AGAIN.
The Rip Van Wrinkle of the Yazoo Demo
cratic party, woke up the ether night over ut the
Courthouse, at the late glorious meeting held
there, and adopted the Democratic platform Of
1914, on which James K. Polk was elected
over H1NRY CLAY, President Of these United
States. Our readers will bear in mind that this
platform asserts our right to the whole Of Ore
gon- repudiates the tariff Of AZ, and recon-
mends the immediate remuneration Of Texas.
When the Yazoo Democracy gets down to
the Mexican war We will let our readers know.