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The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
..-., 's.e a,p ., ..a,n street.
whats his business7'
Curiosity IteprOved


annoyed, while in France, by the nsatabo
curiosity ofthe fair Parisians, who came ia
crowds to his residence, avowedly to "ook
at him." that at last ! Q resolved to avengu
himself by the following little scheme
On returning one day from n ride, and
finding, as usual, his apartments crowded b.
ladies', he affected TO be charmed by the sight
Of them, successfully pointing TO each WITT
his finger and speaking with earnestness Ia
his interpreter, who, he well knew, would be-
afterwards closely questioned as to tho pus
port Of his remarks. Accordingly, the eldo-t
Of the ladies', who in spite Of her age, proba
bly, thought herself the most striking Of tho
whole party, aud whose curiosity was partc
ularly exhibited, after his Excellency hal
passed through his suite Of rooms cooIy in
quired what might have been the object Of
his examination.
"Nladam,' replied the interpreter, IL dare
not inform you"
"But wis.i particularly TO know sir"
"lndeed, madam, !; is impossible"
"Nay, sir, th!s reserve is vexalious. | de.
sire 10 know"
ooh, since you insst madam-know then
that his exccllency has been yauing you"
"Valuing us! How, slr2'
"Yes ladies, His Excclicncy, after the
custom of his country, has been setting
price upon each one Of you"
"Well, that in whimsical enough. And
how much may that lady be worth, according
| to his estimation ~
"a thousand crowns.n
"And the other ~
Give hundred crowns"
"And that young lady with the fair hair"
"Three hundred crowns"
And that Brunelte"
"The same price"
"And that lady who is painted n
"t'ity crowns"
"And pray, sir, what may be worth in
the tariff Of his Excellency's good grace ~
"Oh, madam, you really must excuse me.
beg"
Come, come, no concealmenb.'
"The Prince merely said as he passed
yOu-"
"Wel, what did be say 2"
ole said, madam that he did not know the
small coin Of this country
"Saly Mander safe 7" said Mrs Parting.
ton, as her eye fell upon an advertisement.
ado tell me. Isaac, who this Sally Alander
is, aud " bat she's been doing, that they've
got her safe 7"
81 don t know what shc's been doing"
said Ike, "but guess she 8 a sister to Jerry"
Jerry who, Isaac 2"
why, Jerry Mander," said Ike.
--------------------------
! Why are clergymen, performing the mar
| riage ceremony, like cabinct-makers! 10
cause they are Joners
Juries like guns, are often charged, and
/ sometimes with very poor amuniuon.
from Wor.hipins The d,,d.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13


A MAINE LAW Cssx.-If tho Court please.
the matter to be passed upon ia one in rela.
ton to the unlawful sale OF one lot of impor-
ted spirits We shall prove ~ Stebbins.
the defendant, deals in liquor, hat no has
sold liquor, and that the money for that LIQUOR
Is now in his possesse.4 The first add only
witness ! shall call is james Dubious, Ki.
the book, Mr.. Dubious. Do you know the
defendant, Stebbinss
'Yes, Sir. ...s..s.s'sss -
.s~--s .te a,p ".aln street.
'What's his businessr
Il cam :. Smiled Tw.h.n ,bev called b-r-bu,
now she had gone to God TO be "A Q.ec,'
among his little angels! SAeIl.s.''. "'h; and
beautiful, s %l,an, A@a SS"fed by cherub SaH soi. me
thoaS II, %S'O aSS d'oS" then 50 very clear, that il
and wee,;.'.'9'r tho silly OF the lev Wo,n urn away
-" 'fo'u their sight for era.i aiiero -.".'-
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
CIVIL FUND.

The amount expended by the State prior
to her admission into the Union, have no
doubt, can be obtained during the present
session, If proper representations be made to
Congress. In order to effect this important
object, would respectfully recommend that
a certified statement of the expenditures be
prepared and forwarded, without delay, to
our delegation in Congress, accompanied by
a memorial setting forth the facts of the case,
and asking the General Government to re.
fund the same.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
STATE PRISON.

s D"ring the past summer. MANY oonv;o,
a'lng escaped from the State Prison
S.s " my duty to instruct in writing ,bs
: r'soh inspectors, appointed undcr tbo
-" Vi 1901, to visit the Prison and ins,;,,,o
.arc'u' investigation, not only into the c,uso
'"e escapes which had taken place hu,
,. oV =" re'ation to the condition of the nr;son
oulrd'ng, and the discipline adopted.
ine inspectors, as instructed, visited the
on' ana altogether, were engaged abon,
80 weeks In making thorough exam;,,,
"oh oi every matter important to he und.r.
'.oou' ana IN collecting facts in relation 20
I"e escapes heretofore effected by criminals
SoPes Oh these Instructions, and the renort
y 'ne inspectors. made to me soma TIM
."oe' are herewith transmitted. and tba |
"'o's ana information contained in the lattar
1Y"'nehded IN TO your serious consideration
ino 'acs set forth by the Inspectors bav;no
oeen obtained by careful and dilicent ;nor.s'
on 'ne premises, are no doubt entirely cor'
:, !. must De conceded that the facts contain.
ca IN the report demonstrate. c,nclus;na,..
ne necessity of legislative action ana !,
loPed that you will be prompt in dev;s;r@ 4
"eh means as you may deem neeessor,, il
emedy existing defects in the discinline as ~ e
yen as IN the building, so as to render ss~
ossble. "''e''y I'M h
CENSUS OF THE YEAR 1855 Ie e
:. he 2oth Section filth Article of tho Con. lo
'uuoh OF California, makes it the id,tv ns an
LEGISLATURE to provide for an enumero
u 0, tile inhabitants of the State in ,ba th
ar 1855. '0 :" 'he W m
Ia connection with this subject 7 ,von,1 bu
'pecifu ly suggest that the persons seIeo,nJ bre
perform pc the outy required by the Consti. gre
oh' Dc authorized and directed TO oh,o;n !
urate statist cal information in relation 20 nov
hln'ng, Agricultural, Commercial Mar {
MA. 'e''' Vi Oali- cr
"'oin'aton y thus obtained by agents of the pres
.e ana published by authority as core, M ed
'ld De so regarded by the people SH' suuS, -
II states and Europe and t6ousan.
disbelieve statements made -~'e To
vast mineral resources, our ga 20 in '.aiif
rIority, and unequaled Who ,.vs A At
ages, would be induced '''' tho ,,,.,
to make California til ,ber maLt ton to-" to !,
abode. ther inc, doo,. - ~ :
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D.cess over appropriation

. O'ef approprlatioD. xIIG 0on &c
congress having assumed the debt .uJ ~
uireeted the Secretary of War to ey,u';,u %"u
,n'o ana settle the same, will unouestionnhi''
PROVIDE ior the payment of the balance r.,
Ieed, n, | nave ever regarded the entire W.
- v' " as an apparent rather than real Jah.
:, 'ne State; the General Goyernmen, o' s..
Ing clearly liable for the payment of sverv D
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITU
TION.

With view to lessen the expenditures of
Government, and justify proportionate re-
dnction in the rates Of taxation, respectfully
renew and earnestly invoke your attention TO
the recommendations made in my Annual
Messages of the years 1853 and 1854, in re-
latlon to amendments to the Constitution Of
the State, which are regarded as highly nee
essary and important.
Some OF the proposed amendments, as re-
marked in my last Annual Message, are
deemed necessary, in order that the instru.
ment may the more perfectly conform to the
spirit of our popular form of government 4;
others, as conducive to simplicity and econo-
my in the administration Of its affairs.
BY the adoption of the reforms proposed
in my Annual Messages of 1853 and 1854.
it is believed that an annual saving to the
State will be affected, exceeding in the az
gregate the sum Of three hundred and fifty
thousand two hundred dollars, as fcllo9 e. III:
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
TIE GOVERNORS MEssacp

Inc Message was delivered to the Leeisla.
ture on the 9Th inst, and we received oon,,
of it on Sunday, the 10th, through Gran,
Rogers q Co.'s Express. The documen, i
extremely lengthy, but could not well how
oeen c"rtailed, and at the same time have
uOne justice to the numerous topics of pub.
no interest of which it treats. We rsr,o,
.nat we can only give our readers extracts
"O''' 'pe most important portions of it.
A''er the usual congratulatory remarks
upon the prosperity which the st.,a h..
'S.1 uoflng the past year, it gives us an
An0lt OF the State Finances, from which
we learn that the total amopnt of sto,o 49,.
unpr0vided ,sor on the Goth of December {
'' i'10-l42 %. Total amount of d
ieuuc''on OF State Indebtedness since d. a
cember Goth, 1853, SLIT aos ~
In connection with the foreeo,,o .,,. II
couraging exhibit of the financial ca'.G. uy en- II
% 'he otate, l cannot refrain from err' Noh
eng 'ne nope that you will, during the pres
oo,.ss sess'op, ny the passage of iudicious an al
TIC announcement that CoI |
~" nu'n,a mas not only made ample provision for
t ne speedy payment Of her entire debt h,. m
mas also ma tpred and adopted saIsar., ou' do
forms, so far lessening necessary and ~, e to
mate state expenditures, as to render Aat;na
y unnecessary, in the future, the contrS, On,
o' Indebtedness by her agents. or the .Un Is~r to
ing tax exceeding thirty cents on each n.y. of
hundred dollars of valuation for the Sm,, one wb
OF Government. support WI ""
frompt and judicious action on vour mar. tba
.eihg alone now wanting to secure all that Ina,
: aeslred In the premises, sincerely trust hx,
nat you will, without delay, consummata nus' r
ae, so much required, and thus fuIlv rem
ealze the cherished expectations of oy ons vor
ommon constituents. "ui I
INDIAN WAR DEBT. rec'
ny reference to the report Of tho Com ei.: en:l
e.a oner ol state, it will be seen that on IL ~ !.
,.n OF december, 1854, the War Debt ;ne " ta, :
fes' included, amounted to the sum of
mount t.rrro.,, $1,000, $50 SO ."
ess,
rces. also
=, cess over appropriation, slI6 oso 90 apen
congress having assumed the deht .uS OI stric,
ec'ea the Secretary of War to eya,o;,o 80 gard
o and settle the same will ,,n..-.: ,o ;ntau
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
PERMANENT LOCATION OF I'll
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.

The great importance of the permanent
location Of the Seat OF Government OF the
State. and the definite settlement Of a ques
ton which has already too long been fruit
ful source Of agitation NUT be apparent 10
all who are familiar with Inc past history Of
California.
The preliminary question-the permanent
loc alton of the Scat of Goyernmont--bav'nP
been definitely settled by the highest Judicial
tribunal Of the State, and Sacramento decl'r-
ed to be the legal Capital Of California, 10
good reason, it is conceived, can be assigned
for longer delaying the legislation necessary
10 secure the erection of suitable buildings
for the are " the STATE.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

.na;n a'n rom suggesting to you the propretv o,
aga asa'n memoralizing Congress on the subject
anu giving expression to the wishes and view,
OF the people of this State. anu ''e"s
OVERLAND ROUTE TO CALIFOp
MA
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
COMMON SCHOOL EDUCATION.

The great and growing importance Of an
efficient sy stem of Common School Educa-
ton, embracing in it's benevolent and com
prehensive design the whole people, irrespec-
tive of condition in life rejoice to be ena-
bed TO assure you, is properly appreciated by
the citizens Of this young State-as the pro-
gress made during the past year In It's organ
zation abundantly demonstrates.
The increase in the number OF Schools or
ganized and children in attendance exhibit a
state Of things truly gratifying t. the friends
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27

IhenndeIsioH haNin6 purchased fne entire
interest IS tie shove hotel beg leave tointofm
the public tha, lie hous 3 now oFEN FOR THE
REcerTioN or GUESTS
Darne the pa sunme sng nents
Save been made ia Tie way 81 new furniture kc.
ding m Is ks onloFiA aud 81 ln IS
xnense Nillbe spors nder one 81 tue
best Hotels IN tue Aat
They have enga tHe EYice q Y aocn
Everett So long and sll known % the lneI
patrons of the house
rxnefie need and attentive coIoFed servants
are enaar see
ENSIGN Is q AIaPlN.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27
New Ffrm

~ r. HILLIARD CO., would respectful.
y announces % the public that they have
bought the entire stock 81 carriages. BurQies.
etc Of Powell & billiard, and WI continue in
the business, selling every article Tow f0f cash
and very moderately % prompt customers 0I
iol good paper They thank IRE public ISL
past patronage and solicit share ia ihe future
TIP HILLIAhD q Is.
January 2ot
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27

EE5E und igned. appointed by on Probate
Court 81 Kazoo County the mber
Term 1894 thereof ~ GeoeVe
examine lfu tfLht several creditors of
81 W Gin deceased repl nted
enE M NEE. 81 'he Probate Clefte rs
Ste cf sald SIS tAe fIsi Saturday Cl
month anti fourth monday in June ne.I
fo ne purpQ attending ere s'1 tcr
and 81 fseeit and examining ce'n
When end where TIE said creditors
notified 90 bring in and prove fbea 0
against 1it estate. tt
LM HoLLIN EWonH .C1n
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27
T4Y S4LE

ON Friday The 22d day Of June, 1855 as
Marshal and Tax Collector Of The town of
Yazoo city. 1 viii sell before the Mayors
Office 10 the TOW Of Yazoo city, TIE follow
ing described Lots. 10 pay the special Tax
assessed upon said lots for The paving in
front 81 same to-Wit~f .ot g and part of
Lot 252 on Jedersol meet IS { 3 feet 'front.'
at-65 cts per foot. also for removing trees
in front OF same So Totsl 81 02
Said lots will Be sold TO the bidder who
will take the smallest quantity ii said Lot
and pay the assessment.
IGHOLLINGSWORTH.
april 20 "A lot SIl City Marshal.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27
Annala Hotel
lgooozins ST. Nesb Orleans belWeen Grovie
and Nalete
n S. MORS Proprietor

u S. MORS Proprietor
TIE proprietor Woold respectfully
n|0fm his friends and and The
sfl public goneia that this well known
and popular establishment has heen
nor hly renovated The pass seasons aud newly
lsi BED throughout. a laFge extension Of room
IS been o5iained by The propFielors resting the
portion Of The tIe building, which viii
enable him % Accommodate much larg nuns
Der o astomers than last winter.
No & 1ense has been spared hy The proprietor %
tnab him merit Continn acc 81 the gener@
Gus palfonage be has heretofo wed, and eys
nv exeFtion viii be made by and assist
ants 70 render Gle solonrn of bis guest not only
eomforHl l. but cable.
fsF~ Una great CONVENIENCE ATTACHED % l1ts nos
tells. thar meals can Be had q almost aIIhovrs.
march 50, IS 4O-ly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27

Opposite Washington Ho
IVAN. PUTNAM q EDW AR Ds
Have ossoci OURSELVES FOR W.
pose Of doing general Clothing and
nishine b1sine And Il han out th
banner Of Young America I'VE hope h meEi
the entire Appreciation st or young friends and
acquaintances. We also hope bg polite at-
oi those Of ripper years and sounder Judgement
We will spofe no pains to please al who may
favor Us with oall therefore respect.
fully invite the public generally to our SUI
perior stock Dc clothing Furnishing goods. Hats
Ca Boots aB shoes. We viii civ keep
d good stock id or line Come and see.
G, 3.
Apri1QO
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27
PREN9ISS H0USE.
n. III. SEVF7HONS. eprietOr.

VIC BURG, Mss
~ HEpIopriefpl this splendid hotel, begs
- leavefn inform the public that he is now
prepared 10 entertain travellers. visitors and
boarders, in the very best style. The butt
ding is commodious veil supplied with FUR
nitnre, convenient to the steamboat landing
andrrilroad DEPOT and the proprietor is de-
termed that bis able sfalln9t be surpassed
bg thai Of any hotel II thesouth west Iht
servants ppFfers Ell are well trained anu
attentive and no one desirin otravel 0pof
DOWN the yer need not be under any an
prehcnsion oImissing boat. nOy2
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27
Read the Following
GhzR..n1n a. Is


CEAkllo "A
TALL PossAs Co, Ala, Jan 2, 1852
Dear Sill &c ~ you this to certify 70 youthat
performer one of he most wonderful cures n n e
that has ever efecteaon man.
have been afflict f0r f9rty Yfars with eTup.
tions onsmy legs and feet; iii 1913 they got 81
bad that I al to gOson cEutches au6in $40 had
one leg amputaed over the knte. III hhout nine
mouths afler my other leg Sc out Ii Iafs eat
ing md tnnning res from bead to my foot
and discharged Z great delll lfensi9e matteT.
Iy gHoin also broke out iala hiles hich dis
charged much offensive nIslftef and III the same
ime my left hand broke out large running
sores near 30 my elbow
The misery hat uttered FOR the last lwo ears
cannot describe u. was q such gony, th Il
never rested day or nigel.
d October asg my son brought me one Of your
bsstFle Wrappeisi read itand found record Of some
T0ndeFful eure psrfoTmcd By your : xlracl 9f
Y fellow dock ard Safspatilla's sent and goktwo
bottles 81 i and CONNIE taising IL In two
sVeeks 70 my great asloiijshelent ny sores all be-
anne easy and could sleep all night hing
had not done fof two yeUrs. When had
taken SIX bottles my sores erenearly al healt d
W eight bottles Of your EA tract Of yellow Dock
and Sa sparlIla' and / now consider myse we'll.
cntreat allof the afflicted 70 try This medicine,
for beiieveit win cure any disease ii The world,
Lay aside ell prejudice and iusttry Il, and pro-
claim its great Wofth to suffering mankind and
entreat them otagesil foritWill cure thems
My case IS well known ia a large portion bt
South Carolina, Alabama and ~ any sho,sld dou
the above cure, Invite them cali on me 1ndn
viii show them the scars; ! can be found i
T llaIossa county Ala, one milo ffom. Sloe Fer
ENAIAH HUGHES.
The Yellow Dock and sarspariIla Is peculiarly
adapted for females 81 delica health resulting
rom inegularlly Of menstrual discharges, and
other diseases peculiar to their sex. The prapri.
etor has in possession great number Of certiSc.
ates Of cure psrlormed of the above descrip. ion
We assure the afflicted that bottle Of two Of DR.
Guysooss Extract of YeIloW deck md sarsparila
will At ones regulate those difficulties aud renew
the natural energies
Put up ID quart Bottles price 81 each.
Sold ~ h6lesale and Retail by
SCOVI4s 81 MEAD, Ill Chartres street M %.
General Agents for The Southern States TO whom
al orders must BE addressed
Also sold BY
d Emanuel, Xazoo City Miss,
VIM z Gadbufy, Benton, Miss,
Priestly Mostly Canton Miss
Isaac Mann, Sharon, Miss.
a q Denlon, Camden Miss.
Wm Boyle. Lexington iss
And BY Agents in every town N the State.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27
Lacey ~ CO.
sIst Charles street,
New orleans.

81 St Charles Street,
New Orleans.
DRANCH oiLAeEY II F..ILl. s 81 e.
brated manufactoFY Ibiladel
phia y no received the
Firsl Trize MEDIA n bs Wefld's
Fan d London and also
he Worlds Fair ia New York
They keep constantly Oh baud large 49,
sortlnent Of
Cfrlage and Buggy harness
Of heir oW aanpfacture a prices ranging
gf0m 2 - 100 Or Buggy and S25 5000
Sol Carriage. Also larga assortment Of
Ladies' and Genfleman
Saddles, BridalS, Whips. Trunks
Carpet Bag
and choice stockof
Saddlers fools
rom LID best manufactu
IL addition 10 our large Sock We are re-
ceiVing Goods by every arrival 10 al ~
which we nviia the attention Of purcha.
Sole Agency for
j. SING RS q CO.,
patent Sewing Machine,
which fe the only RET etilchirg machine
Is ise e. al purposes ine sewing o.
nianAaticn use.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27
] q HOLLINGsWORTH.
City Marshal.
NEW RO0KSl

a LARGE assortment Of Miscellaneous
IA Iieterature, consisting Of Sianhope Bur
leigh, oT jesuits IN our Homes. Famine and
Fashion, Mny and December The Initials Nelly
NIaeFen, tile 0f forty years ago. Biography 81
'aea men sc. Harper's story Books.
Magazine Frank les Iis's
ge4leal- fashions insfreceife0 tr
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27

IN SATURDAY, TIE |o dnYof Nay. 1856.
~ e. Marshal and Collector IA the
town OF ! boo city, vii sen ~ public anciion
before the Mayors Office Slid town 81 Ynzoo
city, the following describe Lct io pav iho
special tax assessed upon SAD L.,l lof re Dar.
ing ii front Of the same. o. ~ M 55 or
Broadway, 20 feet front, at nls Ser foof
$50 IS. filing up same So 0o Io,nl t61
Said lot will be sold to the bad who w'|
take the smallest quantity Of said %, I'D Fl,
the assessment.
n ~ rra.r Z ~. NJ. 49,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27

All W MMM
BONNEY e. BIRMINGHAM.
& NNOUNCE q their friends. patrons sra
g. ihe public generally, thar lhey have
bought
LIVERY STABLE
formerly Kept by Powell 4 billiard, which
they Intend keep up 10 The best possible
Style constantly supplied with good horses
and comfortable vehicles 10 hire-the beat
of proYender for horses and attentive ard
vel trained osslefs. Attached % ihe Stable
x kept also 4 comfortable Boarding Houac
lor customers wishing % remain over night.
The table supplied with Tie best lo Be found
10 our market We solicit 3 share 81 pubs
lie patronage and invite al to cali and try us.
BoENEY NORMAN nURwfrcHtm.
fazor city march 8, 1859. 38-fy
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27

AZ Ak SALE
.GNNThe 18th day Of Nay 1855. 1rafshtl
~ and Tax Hector OF ezoo Gil, viii
sen Ct public auction. - front 81 TIE Mayors
o6iee d Yazoo City The following describe
Lot topay the special Tax assessed upon said
Lot for the paving n front ofthe same to-wit;
Lot s. lie hundred feet front on Main street
at seventy cents per front foot.
Said Lot will Be sold To lbe bidder who win
take the smallest quantity The Lot and pay
fhe assessment
IG H0LLINGSWORTH
March Is lot pr 8lI ity Marshal
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27
~ SALE.

- y ----I--
NOTICE i hereby gsen, lhas g
4 Holdings Assessor I'D Collector
ol Iazoo city. "a The county ol 400 ard
State s'ssippi. Wl|l 90 Saturday
TIE 2h t5 expose IS sale be.6r
Mayor Office "a (Hzoo city. accordi rs
Che charter d such cases mode and provo
ed, The following properly ring ind being
"a Yazoo city. fiz; north BALI of LOT No SCI
ass sed ihe property 81 N shaler. iaxeS
due so cents south hali Dc Lot No SOS as
sessed 70 @ Wedikin. taxes due 80 i2. The
above property sill be sold lpr taxes due
the corporation Of 1azoo city N n Shafcr
and Wedfkin for the year $50.
G. HOLLINGSWoRTH
Assessor and Collector Yaz0o city.
march S.. 3a.llt. nl ZEE We 90
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27
GUNS zPI s

UST received, direct from the bcstmanufa
a ers, fine assortment Of English andAmer
van Gaus, Pistols Sporting apparatus,
500 fine double Guns. Boys double and sim
gle Guns
80 American Rides
IS English
IS Coils 8epeaterss - Aliens ReYol Eers,
pair Riae pistols, 100 pairs asst pi Is;
IS pair self cooking pis DIS, from to inch
barrfls
dame Bags, PowdeI Horns, Shot Belts and
Pouches, Calling Horns, Percussion Caps, fine
canister Powder. OWE knives, Sill ietoes, &c.
For sale BY A.GEAELLA.
may5
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27
FREsm ~ In

E one dollar per gallon. lssphene gas
- bnrningFiuid and Lamp Gil alUays On.
hand Vteks feh2 GEN leila
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27

FITCH Life u New York jonathan
Stick ESD Just REQ sived b
THOMPSON g EMANUEL.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27
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