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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOIIGE.

u
L tate o Emor WhippIe ed, by virtue order
o. the Geur Pleas OF Eanderhu Oh CUNT
sell the Court
House in Evansville Saturday o August
which the said EmOr h pple had
death. to the iOilwng of land.
de crloed as follows The undivided
one-half part nineteen of land being
of north qu4rter Of section No in
south being tract OF lsnd which
Whipple's Evansville situated
and follows wit: Commenting hundred
north OF said
and line at krede lex Z Go0dseiPs
running thence said line 9I31s feet.
o-sss he north OF sad quarter section
south a075 thence 1872 feet IA inches.
feet thence 1911 feet AZ inches thence
north 654 the place OF gnning nine
less which of land has been laid
lo many of which were sold and morgagei
BY Whrpe hi aud others Of said
in the Recorders othee Of said The sale Will be
made subject TO the said mortgages and tax Titles
TERMS OF Al E:-one half cash. and the balance IN
ore with interest ....s-
Sal to commence at l O'Clock. P. NJ Of said day.
je22-4w+ II. @. WHEELER, admir-.
m x boxes star candles 5boxes summer talow candles
Il eS Is = sealed hearing bu chotes shad
bu choice salmon drum goldfish.
peck Java coffee. 30 doz choice hrooms.
ba prunes, No l maeeerel.
No markerel 10 box aud oleme soap.
may Il COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
Sss 10 aroIes, sO6 bags Liverpool table salt.
jast received at Cmay ~ co k'SFANfLY GROCERY
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
L INA may IL COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
"a BB Flour. Railroad Mills
eBU ~ SKIS do do Do;
81 hf SKIS do do do;
so bush Bran; wholesale retail. by
Water St. doors above Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30

3E ESS RS Altering & kfremer have removed theil
W. store Of from their OF the q
First and ain the Journal Buildings' on atel
street their long staishee
stan Main between First and Second They have
splandd goods both their ant
offer increased vanta 18th country and city trade
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30
House PLAsTERING.

r D. ANDERSON would resrectfully inform the citi-
builders Evansville that he has TAX
en- ap his permane,t residence this city and prepare
all orders for house plaster work els
building. and all other Jobs in his line in neat ST
and Substantial All work done fy him
will he war; ed aud p required when jobs not
exeenea in NJ rkman ike mariner Orders left Partner
CALDW ELLIS st wi meet with prompt atte ton.
myl8-5m
FIRE. RUN EUT Soon STOPPED.
T0HN BURTIS tuDing r. her quarter water
q. has removed opposite the III r. Church on Lo
where Flour Lime, Bacon and Bran can be had
wholesale and retail my1S
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30

yNHEepartnership of FOSTER & BROWN was dissolved
Limitation the first instant
Our rends and who indebtef will
fer especial lin addition
ded by ca ling old settling payin
their balances Those whom indebted will presen
teir claims for payment Either party IS ized
the of the firm in liquidation NJ. W. FOSTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30
Zee EgREOsS
LIVERY AND SAFE STABLE.

I4ir rates oSslS-AJ NC
DeGARREO,S
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
ON LOCUST BETW. THIRD AND FoU RTH STREETS.
s.sg, HORSES, Rusg;es. Carriages ss5aa7Fsf ss
at the shove Stale Carriages tor excursions par
ties and funerals siways hand prepared to board
Ny fine hack be kept running constantly
dur the day and will atteamboats bot Is for the
ready citizens boats during the night y laying
orders at the stable. mya E. H. OEGAKAO.
WATCH RRPAIRING
Evansville himself With the hope that his
machinery viii rpon trial found worth the tcntion
s"a o the rel @ ns s 'u' also
His shop ths Pot once where he ca be fond e all
REFENED SUGAR
eye BBLs Crushed aiver5zed Leaf rarreeeived
& I'D and for sale by my PRESTON BROS
WHITE AND Red LEAD.
mys SAMUEL ORR.
SILK NETT,
UST received and for sale low ~ .,-sp .curp
Us receivea per steambd t Grand Ia * com piete as
ss Of e-ntlemen's clothing furnishing good
Go to ANTHONY LoBENsT1EE.
% ~ cHoieF FATIET 3s ck iERiA
in y and 4 bbls and kits Nos aud @
Ale Nos 2 and 8 in barrels For sale low BY
FARMERS, EzOTtL,
WALNUT STREETS
EVANSVILLE. IND
vi above named hos has been rcent'y reftte and is
transient The airy pleasant and tbs
re us moderate. E. H. MoSELY.
my4 Proprietor.
'ENURs.- nests a. each just Zee for sale
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30
R4S& EETEO

FENE partnership heretofore existing the
Il dsrs gned. under the firm V. h Hendricks & Co..
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
V. K. HENDRICKS
dec15-f JOS. q. HENDRICKS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30
CONTINUINCE.

THE undergne would respectfully announce to his friends
he business Willie continued by him cid stand
will pleased those friends city
receive FROM those and every
exrrtion Them we'll faithfully. For the liberal
and long patronage himself and the late firm he
would return sincere Il anks,
mhl2 81. W. FOSTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30
PRINTS.
NOTICE
DRESS GuODS.

SDAA PCS Jaeonet Muslin. dir ect importation
eBQFND cases bleaehed ShirfinEs received this dAj
"a tor SIDE by JAMES Low & Co..
ap4 rs Main ST.. Louisville, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30
CAMPBELL d GROsCH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS
CABINET MAKERS, ST0s,
FIRST STREET RETwEEE VINE Ann DIVISION
EVANSVILLE I'M

TT lust received, ~ =
e 100 gross bed crews fat and square head
go ieet Safe Wire;
200 doz Iron Cupboard and TIL Locks;
leo doZ Wrought Iron Butt Hinges:
eco toz do 60 Table GO TX tolL:
lun dOz Mahogany and " ainut KNOTS:
2Ot0 gross mblet Point Screws. assorted all Sizes
AGO sets Furniture Csfors Brass Iron Wheel;
80 doz Cabinet Files and Rasps. ass,d l.ugths;
50 doz Looking Glasses, sd sizes;
so reams sand paper; ~a# Nf assoc
Just rec's for sale by APPS BABCOCK BRO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30

7 @. GAUNT propri- tor OF the New York Bakery has
-. made rr neemens for SUPPLYING families " tn bread
their houses
The Lunch Room viii beopened every day those
ing pies cakes +.s-s-'
Wanted hoy about II years of age learn the trade.
Apply as above. .---. ieI3-st
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

FENHE undersigned this day formed co-partn
Il under the firm of Hendrek MeRea and will
the Boot and Shoe business the stand of v K Hen
bricks & &c. Il r v. K. HENDRICKS,
decI2-tf W. MGREA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30
HOSIERY AND 6i0V

HDAIL ROAD MILLS Flour LIT sacks lar better thsn
Ia st. Louis 5. F.. st wholesale and retail by
pssseJ. BIT RTIsa
my25 Second St., opposite NJ +. Church,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30

sg6R6k CORDS seasoned Ash. Hickory and Dog wood
OOIO Tor sale. Those persons wanting wood will
leave their orders Td03. BACON & CO.'S.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30
NtyREC L,off3.NG HAT. t.aI-. .
- mn Z, j IN a. /. "a ! IlALs u :. ]

,r-------E---~--l---e THi3r y PR0BABIN ;" As NEW
khk=a Es9 Err better assur of PAM Fortes
VI Y TT-A 7this city than be found IS.
u VI i 1Wsst Fourth street--Ghiek. rings, Woe. :
ward Brown Brown g. Aliens. tilherts with Euli-
attachment H Wersester's and he W stern Manu- ac
turing Company's Pianos the hs in
this country. Most Of these exceen-
selom ouna in the majority Of pilRos offered Tor sale
here elsewhere
An unliInited warrantse given with each instrument
" f. COLBURS.
led Piano nd nat1e Ctnpiun4+i-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30

FRESH GOODS FOR THE SUMMER TRADE
TIST reed fresh lot goots suitable for the SIMMER
ID trade making stock as complete any time
ring the spFing. consisting OF
100 eases v~ry choi .s Shoes Of every variety,
80 DO Leghorn and SoirFur Hats.
% 10 fancy silk and straw Bnnncs,
50 do Dry Goods Of al kin 9; e
all Of which We oner for s1e at prices they have
ever been Evansville with hlera discounts
cash. je2 ~ H. MAGhhE a Co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30

LAND FOR SALE.
TTNH0SE lots remaining the large sale of
Leonard, still bought reasonable
terms by applying to CRAWFORD BELL.
JOAN SH ANKLIN.
jee-tf SWEET & LEONARD,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30
YAzOO CITY
TRIlAY. MARoI b. Ie55.

Tn PosF1oE The portage bill q
amended and passed 81 the Senate, provides
that for letters going less than 1000 miles the
postage shall be three cents, except where pos
al treaties with other countries shall prevent.
The amendment further provides that afteg tho
first of January, 1856 ~ letters shall BE pre-
paid, and that done With stamps; also. that let
tiers containing money can BE registered, % 40
70 show that they have been sent, but ID 10 III.
stance e make the department responsible for
them.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30
SANS BIOGRAPHY

Distinguished men ike Wikof and Bafnum.
have been giving to tho world biographical q.
hes 81 their lives. That IS very well But se
IS auothsr and more important parsonage whose
biography has never been written-but whose
lfeis full Of Interesting events We allude 70
asam" Rev M Brooke Of Washington has
given brief outline Of bis life which Ne give be-
low:
& said did not know who Sam IS, but b.
lieve can give part of bis history. He like The
Pope Is B historical character. He was born III
the garden Of Edenand when Tie world was delu-
ged safely rode out the storm with Noah ii the
Ark. HeWas busy at tie tower of Babel Ire
wandered with the children Of Israel il tie d &
he was ID the train Of Miriam when she Lhe
inspired s0ng,h blew Gle loudest raT nm.
pet when the walls Of Jericho solhed
Eohn til Baptist and was he hunks
he river he held a aal when
red befo
Pops and the
f10 lei Young Luther
So TIE nor he was
mouth
m tie 1
coIe vic stirred - TIE Old and
even Ne mountain boy.
b ths House q
loving viii
ra h h eN
me
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30
1E.The Boston AlIas. q anti.IZnoW Nolhing

BE-The Boston Atlas, aI anti now Nothing
paper says eThe Know Nothings are convent
ent and never failing saIution with tho Admins
tration papers of every problem. The Post reads
ID their Free Soil Proclivities the explanation Of
Nj re.election although It IS know that
ihs Know Nothings bitterly opposed him. The
Union pretenis p regard TIE reelec-
ton Of Republics Senator By The Legislature Of
Wisconsin e tie fruits Of Known othingism.
Yet the Union also knows very well that there IS
not q single Know Nothing il al that Legisla-
ture as IS proved BY the fact that they voted I'M
anmousy Ia instruct their Senators To vote against
any alienation Of the naturalization laWl Both
the Post and the Union mist count largely upon
the crednlty or the ignorence Of their readers
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30

ISDIAEA PoLIrIcs. There are rumorso Of quite
an excitement It Indianapolis. twill be re-
membered the Democrats in the Legislature re-
fused to 60 into an election for Attorney GEN
eral, State Agent, and other State officers
This they did because they knew their candi-
dates would not be elected in joint session, and
if no election was made, they supposed the
Governor would appoint their candidates. who
would thus get the Offices, though majority 81
the Legislature were opposed to them. They
succeeded in preventing an election, and after
the adjournment Of the Legislature the Cover
nor appointed the candidates Of the Democrats
and their plan seemed to succeed. But il seems
the Constitution requires the oath Of Office to be
administered BY the Secretary Of State, and he,
not being q Democrat, refused to administer it,
and there Is no way to compel him. So matters
stand 30 present Nat Intel
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30

Tan MARCH q fHn GRAvE.- What Almighty
has been marching towards the grave
during the past year. AZ the annual estimation
since the lrst 81 January 1854 more than 81 500
coo Of Che worlds population has gone down to
the earth again. Pace them il 4 long array and
they viii form moving column Of more dian ~
zoo d every mile 81 ne globes circumference.
Only think Of 1T ponder end think npon It What
a spectacle a. they move 81 tramp tramp, for
ward upon this stupendions dead march
aIife iss short and tirne IS feetir
and our hearts tho stout AID brave,
Still ike muEled drums are beating
Funeral narcl lo the gIaT
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30
THE cONTEsT THICKENs.

From every point of thescompass the intelli-
renee Is waited to Us of Know-N Nothing tri-
nphs.
Towns, cities, counties and States are wheel.
ing into line.
Like Roderick Dhu's clans. Il every bugle
blast they start up from bush and brae, ready
for the charge
The storm Of misrepresentation, reproach
and ridicule, falls UNDECIDED upon the great
American host now marching with giant tread
over every State. Political hueksters, party il.
tiguers, corrupt pIacemen, and Shiny dema-
oogues are ii utter CONSERVATION at the rapid
sweep with which tie new element oEerides
and crushes opposing actions.
The American heart Is throbbing and ell a.
Iblazeswith the principles of '76i and q wen
might corrupt politicians attempt to allay the
tumultuous belching Of old Etna as to arrest
the mighty upheavings Of the native sons or the
soil in their resistless determination to purify
tie ballot box, uphold the dignity Of the nation
nd rule this country to their own liking.
Let the American party ignore, and repudiate
III their councils the ola usages Of logrolling
management, caucusing cliques, undeflianded
side movements, contemplate parliament1y
tricks, and 40 every thing ii an honest and
sincere manner, and they win win the confidence
Of al. and bind themselves together IN such .
lsolid array that they can resist any and al op'
position, whether from within q without
The country, the wholecountry needs purity
Of action, honest effort and direct legislation
1 for the good Of the whole nation, Independent
Of an personal interests, and without regard g
parties or factions.
Let the motto be, work FOR the country, foI
the contest thickens"
AT ~ fx...f
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30
IlsT 81 cINDTDAqF9


For ths Knolo- Notting Nomination
Alilard Fillmore New York; s liver Cray Wing
John III Clayton, Della. Know Nothing Wing
sam Houston, Texas Know Nothing Democrat
Geo. Law, d. York: Know Nothing Democrat
Il. b Stockton, III . j. Know Nothing Democrat
Garrett Davis, Ky.i Know Nothing Waig.
Jacob Broom Penn; Know Nothing Democrat
tAenneth tayner, u. OF Know Nothing " aig.
For Tie BolfiD1ore Democratic Nomination Cab
int Galaau tes.
Franklin Pierce, y. 81. polls Coalitionist.
". f Marcy, N ~ ANYTHING for the spoils
JEFF Davis, Mi; secesio6ist
Celeb Cushion, Mass. Fiilibaster,
OUTSIDE Democratic Candidates
james Bnckhanan Penn; War 2 llicy Democrat
Lewis Cas- Mich. National Democrat
S. a. Douglass lie; High Pressure Denocrak
Gen. j. b. Wool, N. Il, National Denocsat
r. d. Z. Hunter, Va ]: High Pressure Democrat.
Henry a. Wise, Va; Administration Democrat.
For tie chances Of Wdsg Conventions
John = Crittenden, KY. National Wing.
John Bell, Tenn; National Wing.
VIM. @. Rives, Va; Conservative Wing.
Edward Everett, Mass; Freesoil Wing.
For tie Nonfaatlon of he Aafi- slayeg
Coalition.
Thomas n. Benton. No: In5ependant Outsider.
VIM. FL. Seward, n. r.: Il der Of the Clans
s. r. Chase, Ohio; Freasoil Democrat.
j. r. Giddings, Ohio: Wing abohtionist.
u. r. Hale, n H.: Freesoil Democrat.
Reform Candidates.
Gerrit Smith, n. r.. General R9iormer.
Fred Douglas, N. r; Black Republican.
w. 4. Garrison, Mass.; Red Republican.
Rev. Miss A. &. Brown, N. ]. !; White Repub-
lcan Or Woman's Rights.
IA commenting On the above the Herald OBJ
serves This IS 4 formidable schedule comprehen.
ding candidates Of all parties all principles Of all
sections and Of every country and calibrs. Pose
aibIy thenex President my Be- is this l1st and
siblynot Trings ere p a state Of cha.
aud n7 whole rsl eapse
before poIiti Ion is brought
tilization. The Herald IS savage on the Raltlncl
Democratic conventions He says Martin Van
Buren, IS the FIRST PRESIDENT thus made and Gener-
al Pierce IS the last. OF the Know othings the
Herald remarks; everely uponthe Know Moth.
inge to effect the work. Their motives IS not on
y political one, but great moral and temper
ance movement, No free liquor is needed at their
Councils; no subsidies to short boys and other saw
ages at the polls: no scenes Of intermingled drunk
en- spoilsmen and slippery gamblers and thieves
disgrace the Know Nothing conventions. Qui-
city peacably and soberly, their work is planned
and consummated They sustain the dignity Of
popular sovereignty the supremacy Of the bal-
lot box und the peaceful and law abiding charac-
ter Of the American people.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30

CoDnT1No THE Laws We have omitted to
notice that Judge s. s Boyd has resigned his po-
sition IS one Of the Board Of Commissioners to
revise and codify The laws &c State Of Missis.
sippi. Weregret that Judge Boyd fell compels
led to resign for he Is one Of the ablest lawyers il
Che Union. His place has been supplied by the
Judges Of the High court Of Errors and Appeals,
by she appointment Of Judge w. Z. Harris, Of
Columbus very able land distingu iurist and
be has signifed his acceptance. The Boardcon.
sists 81 Judge w i. sharkey, Hon. Il. n Ellet,
81 Port Gibson and Judge Harris. From such d
board We may FightfuIly expect Ga almost perfect
code Of laws.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30

Tn ARHs or THE New REGnENTs. The
President and War Department are using every
endeavor to arm the new regiments ia the best
and most effective manner a few weeks ago
. trial vas made Of The United States muskets,
grooved and sighted after the manner Of the
Mimic rife, by which It was found that Hartley's
would make our old muskets equal to
the arms used By the Russians and French with
g Saeh success. Yesterday the '.sharp breach
loading and .prining riile'' was tried at the
arsenal, in The encs i lie President lis
private Secretary IA many Of the Ofdnapee
Bureau and officers Of the line, including some
of the command Of the new regimentsl The
piece used was the short cavaly cafbine. At
the distance Of 500 yards il bit the bulbs eye
every trial. The facility Of its rapid firing was
fully shown--aome twenty shots being fred to
the minute. Il present expressed unqualified
satisfaction at the results shown.
1Kasbin0ton STIR
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30
WashingtOa Star.


THE PATENT oFFTcE.---The numerous class
of inventors throughout the country win be gra-
tiled to learn that Congress has made provis-
ion for an increased force Of examiners and
clerks in the Patent Office, by NH patent
cases can be disposed Of with, a least
some reasonable dispatch. In the gener-
al appropriation bin il is provided that there
shall be. in addition 70 tie present force, four
principal examiners and four assistant ezamin-
ers of patents; and If there should Be 4 still
further necessity, the Commissioner Of Patents
is authorized to employ two other principal ex-
aminers and two assistants until the close Of the
next session Of Congress. The inventive gem
ius of our cOuntrymen was never more actively
employed than At present. MAJ. Intel.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30
ELECTION NOTICE.

ruv HERE viii be an election held il the
Town OF Yazoo city on Monday, the
Cd day of April, 1855. between the hours
prescribed by the Charter Of said town, for
the purpose Of electing eight Councilmen.
Four from Ward No 1. and four from
Ward No 2.
The polls for Ward No viii be opened
al the Mayors Office. and for Ward No 2,
at the Court House.
inspectors for Ward /, John Warmack,
g w Grubbs and 0 VIM.
inspectors for Ward 2. S N Phillips, Jas.
Tharp and Frank. Gary.
Given under my hand and official seal,
this Sd day of March. 1856.
J.H. LAWRENCE,
March 9, 3s-4t Mayor Of Yazoo City.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30

1x 1kreE Q4
T feel to.hlelit sense 81 bloom
Al the Wild wings az t
Some peach tree 81 il.e oF bad
And blossoms blew into nv NON
I know the starr ate doe blind
With storm end darkness yet ~
The yellow yiolets peep 81 re
From many covers: e my mind.
Like children waking IA ihe nl
And peeplng from the coverld
Wherein their golden heads ara
DntimelyS looking ior the light
nv sweetest lfiehd.-ny go6th has acn.
Yet now as look back md 90
Its vanished oys. they aeem % us
But garments Of the soul oulggoBD,
And mates are lost-Yet where wc1e ffc.s
But travellers e 3 home divine,
VINO tasted with me lie bread aud u
Resting little On the way.
They are bnt dead 20 death and "a,
And all the gloom that round them 'ce
Il like the purpling Of the skiea
Ere the great light Of day pounin 10
Humble and few ID love have
But fancy wakes me pictufe ea
or water pitchers and ripe wheat
With silveTy glimpses Of Tie Ky.
That slIine despite this snowy chcca
Enbittering al the wintry ar.
Like hills Of blue-birds, Frightening Vb
Thickets Of Hawthorn ere II flower.
So do / feel sense of blcom,
And the deep jof Of happy loolh
Coming like sunshine from tie booiN
That ike good neighbors cheer ny roo1
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30
TnF LOST pATH.

a. THOMAS DAVIS, TBE fR1sH r0B.
Sweet thoughts, bright dreams. ny conit1l ~,
All comfort else has flown,
For every hope was false to ne
And here am alone.
What thoughts were mine in ehrlY yo1t
Like some Old irish sonq
Brimful Of love- Of Iie Of truth,
Ny spirit gusbed along,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30
REsInEllrIAI. cANDIDAIl

The New York Herald has al article on the
probable candidates iorthe Presidency u 1856.
The catalogue s comprehensive Itruns g folt
lows;
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30
MONETARY!

a Ii PERSONS indebted to US By Notes
or Accounts are urgently requested to
call and pay up. otherwise We will place the
same in the hands of officers for collection.
P. B. COOK q co.
March 9
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30
TAX SALE.

NOTICE il hereby given, thatI. g
~ Hollingsworth, Assessor and Collector
Of Yazo0 city, ii the county Of Yazoo and
State of Mississippi. will, on Saturday, Nay
the 18th, 1855, expose to sale before the
Mayors Office in Iazoo city, according q
lhe charter IN such cases made and provid-
ed tie following property lying and being
Id AGO cry, w; north half of Lot No 500
assessed as lie property Of y ShaleF, taxes
due SO cents 5ah halle Of Lot No 365 as-
sessed to W if xes due j e. The
above properly i ill s. s9ld fpr taxes due
the corporation of Kaz0o cir ~ ~ Shafel
and g Wedikin for tie year $3.50
{. g. HOLLINGS
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-30

But fancy haN . magic poNel,
It brings, 20 wreath nor crown
But woman's love The self same hour
1t smitas oppression down.
Sweet thoughts, bright dreams may comfort b
have no joys beside;
Oh. throng around and be tome
Power, country fame and bride.