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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

LEECHEs LEECHEs.-The public are
hereby informed that have just received by Adams
Express lot of superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable terms can
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hotel, and at night ON
25th, between Main and Franklin streets
N.B.-Cupping and ieeching promptly attended
0, at the shortest netiss.
not X. T.. HOBSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27
And By Dr1ssists and Merchants generally through
o1t Virgins. fe 19-dGei2t

REV. JOHN LANAHAN suffered long; tried
the most eminent physicians; had his throat eau
terzed; became unable to preach ;-nothing but
strong desire to induce the thousands no dying
from the same fatal disease of which he has been
relieved induces him thus publicly TO speak out
We say to the afflicted with Dyspepsia, Cough
TINCTURE; the weight of testimony makes it
criminal to defer. You owe it TO yourself family
and friends to make the tris-for all female Diseases
and for delicate children, it 10 a sovereign remedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

EROUND PLASTER.-We keep con-
~ stantiy on hand fresh Ground Plaster, aud oul
care in the selections from the best Windsor Lump
Plaster enables us recommend it as the best thai
be hEd. All orders left at our office, on Cary
street, promptly executed.
TALIAFERRO l. BRO.
n. .B.-Farmers can be supplied in their own bags
at reduction in price.
Liberal discounts to merchan for cash.
in T-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

pOARD1NG-Fam or Single Gen.
kS tienleH Gao BE accommodated with Board aud
Pleasant rooms. nnfurnished st Mrs, McSAMARA'S,
on Msia, between ID ssd Sd streets. Day Bosrders
slso taken on reasonable terms. ia 27-lm~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

4 ,cAL, SOaA ANo w W. ~ FOR
~ SALE.-Hsving accepted the Agency of Dr.
". r. Trent, SIN prepared TO Furnish good article
ot COAL accommodating terms as likely can
be lad suywhere, either by wholesale or retail |
will endesvor TO 5ave it nicely prepared for market
this is something which but little attention ha.
bean paid for several years past in consequence OF
the short supplies and great demand
have siso hand mice assortment of Oak and
Pine WOOD, at the market price.
NJ. w. FORD,
ja l8-ts Corner 9th and Cary sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

CAPITAL 00.-COMMERCIAL
~ SAVINGS K-Office at the store of
OUaTles Brooke, on l4th street
Depositors in this institution will receive six per
cent. sl sums remaining On deposite six months
or longer, and FIVE per cent. for shorter time.
WIN. G. PAINE, President
T. Brooke. Treas iy 6-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

nRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH
~ Wishing to dispose of my Fall Stock of Dry
Goods now offer the remainder at remarkably low
P.ces for cash; and persons purchasing Goods will
ind creay TO their advantage to call as the Goods
sui prices shall suit them Do not fail to call early
s. the cii stand, corner lst and Broad sts,
ia lS-Sm w. BOCTRIGHT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

REmovAL.--The Office of the RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION has been removed TO the second
Story Of the Building of Main and llth sts-
ESF Entrance 11th street
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSU-
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boastng of their ability to comply with
their gations. they take pleasure in referring to
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory in which it has been transacted
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
THa 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

WE have frequently heard the celebrated
German Btters, sold by DR.. C. NJ. Jackson, 12O Arch
street, Philadelphia spoken of in terms of the high
est conmendation, and honestly believe that it il
one of the best medicines advertised for the com
plants for which it is srecommsnded. They are plea
ssnt the TASTE and be taken under any circum
stances by the most delicate stomach. The press
far and wide, have united in commencing this nval
uable remedy for dyspe psia: debility DC and sucf
the healing effects ef this panaces that we hops
it may be introduced to every family where dy. pep
tia has or is likely to have Victim.
Agents for this cty-Messrs. PURCELL, LADD 4
Co., and BENNETT BEERS Druggists
fa 49, d2W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

pOARDiNGi.-G can be accom-
Re rnodsted with BOARD on Broad. between 9th
sni 7h treets, AZ the late Tes3eece Of T. Gem.
n. R-Dsy BoaT6ers oAn be accommodated.
fe T-Sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27
RIG II NJ 0 N ID 81 OU S e,
Governor Street,

z Z tA1s1 TN -NAN8t II Ikt4NN tENFVttIUIIl HI-
tYs RoUrces that having taken the above we'll
known house, she Is prepared 20 accommodate per
I-srsat Snd transient boaders Nefy reasonable
terms The central location of the house renders 1t
desirable residence fox gentlemen having busnes
ia tue city. fs e0-TuSSs 2w
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

Bull 10 PREvENT THE IMMIGRATroN or FoR-
EIGN CEmINAIs. Committee on Commerce
of the House Of Representatives It IS said have
prepared and viii soon report 9 very important
bill on the subject Of alien paupers and criminals
Under tile provisions Of this bin no foreign pre-
senger shall hereafter Be admitted into port Of
the United States unless he shall have the ceFtif-
cate Of the American Consul of the place from
which he comes that he has not from one year
previous to his departure been an inmate Of jail
or Workhouse and that he has not for four years
previously been convicted Of any criminal ofIense
except such as are designated political crimes II
any captain should bring snch persons without
the required certificates he shall be liable to fine
and Imprisonment. The vessel 10 which such
persons arrive shall be subject to forfeiture.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02
MANUFACTURERS


W. Ollsin q newspapers both in this country
ana England was very humble o6e--not ~ N
indlctlye Of The vast and paramount inener.s 49,
were destined @ WELD IN the middle 81 tbiS nine
tenth century They were at iirsi mere $500
q local news and advertisements printe a, corr,o
looscap paper, Their circulation we ertrensiv
limited: They were designed as 8 iners b.'-ine:su
convenience and they answered even fhaf nuraos.
very poorly. They we're Dot then IS now re ~
yocates q principles the leaders 81 public onin;o1
the representatives, Of classes TIE 6roans ~ ,,a-a
or the instructors Of che people. Tbepe Eaa ~
editorial department, no foreign c0rresDo65ence
none q that variety Of news, politics liieSf1fs'
ana mlscel aneous matter which, render the mo.IeFs
newspaper press which IN the olden time was tbe
mere chronicle Of local gossip and local businer
WITH rev patrons and little orno influence re -.
come one Of the power" il Tie state.
Politicians trim their sails p catch fbe brasfh
q i.s laYor, ministers and cobin oficers snx;ons-
b - 80 "a ~ sislat1 gertly c1nalt
y columns - indications Of Us rs6alar viii. en1
al ranks and classes of people fell lie power enc
InHuence. Il forms as well as reflects pnbic onin-
lon: guides as well as represents the moVementsoF
parties the progress Of tie times and the destinies
of the nationl
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

ALL's FOR THE BEST

- - III ~
AIS iof the bestl be sanru'ne and cheeFfIl
Trouble and borrow are friends in .sos,'ae
Nothing but folly goes faithful and fearials
Courage forever e happy and wise.
AIS TOT we pest, + man would but know Il.
PROVIDENCE wishes Us al % be best
This y no dream for The pundit or poct.
Heaven l. gracious and ALPS for he best
a. w, We tns Desti sek this On y0nf standard,
Soldier Of sadness Or pilgrim oflove.
dered, '-e ~.
Way-WeaEled salloW or heart stricken dove.
Ais for the bests---be man. but conedno.
providence tenderly governs The rest.
al We iEall bark Of bis crenfure r,idiro
Wisely and YEARLY al for lie besf.
AIS Tor the best then fling away terrors
Meet All your foes and your fears Is the van.
And, 70 the midst Of your dangers and errors
Trust Ike achild while you strive NE 4 rosn. Y /
AIS lor the best.-unclasped unbonnded.
providence regns from the east - the wet.
ana, ~ both wisdom and mercy surrounded
Hope and be happy that ais for tbe best
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02


a MAeNANnGoUs MAE.--Prentice, Of the Lou
svIle Journal has been for years the recipient Of
a much partisan abuse as any other man ii the
Union. His brilliant CHARACTERISTICS have made
him indeed shining mark ior tbe arrows Of the
Old party hacks opposed to him As wen As new
fedged, aspiring quill drivers who coveted Quick
death on the glittering spear point Of the Jour
nails wit None were too high none too low for
the Journals ever ready weapon. In fact Prem
tice always gloried il the excitement Of furious
hot fight and always made bis deadliest hits when
most sOrely composed and pressed. That hs has
been unscrupulous ID bis mode Of dealing WITH %.
ponents none win deny; his facility and IFS con
seriousness Of power often led him astray; but deeD
down in the man IS sometimesconcealed noble
ness which often breaks out vindicates itself So
we see him sc the recent festival rendered him by
the citizens Of Paiucah proposing as a sentiment
.'The Memory Of Thomas Richie" and with apt
and proper words doing justice to the ability and
patriotism Of the deceased while be frankly docar
"a that he had often thought ana spoken harshly
Of him. Such acts added q TIE glory Ola genius
li4e that Prentice because hey inspire raDeof for
its controlling lOue Of truth and justice.
Montgomery fliio. Nal
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02
4HEIIAW or NEIFsP APERs

befs who 90 bot give Express no
M Us tle con. ai1 ere Sc aed as wishing TO
continue faeir eript
2. IL subscribers oTdeg the diseontinuance Of
their papers, fle PUBLISHERS may continue to send
aem until aaTeaia ges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse taking their
papers iron The Offices 10 which they are sent they
fe held responsible I'LL tber bills are settled, and
s,,,s;r psners ordered 70 BE discontinued
i,he Courts have decided chat refusing to
Is newspaper or periodical rom the once or
removing aud leaving it uncaled for, IS priaaa fa-
~ evidence Of inte.ltionai fraud.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

1hf RIoHra = IH ABRoAD.--The
Isl ting s ) l5il IS Tie House Inst e.
sion and the Senate this session to secure The
right 81 citizenship to children Of citizens Of the
Unised States horn out Of the limits thereof:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
raentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That persons hitherto born
or hereafter to be born, ont Of the limits and uris-
diction 0f the United States whose fathers were
or shall Be st the time Of their birth citizens Of
the United States, shall be deemed and considered
and are hereby declared to be citizens Of the Uni
ted States: provided however that the rights OF
citizenship shall not descend TO persons whose "a
theirs never resided 10 the Unitde States
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02
ADDRESS,

YAzoo CRY GuARDs:
The high compliment has been conferred up
on me By the Ladies Of Yazoo City, to present
to you Banner. It IS not that they may not
boast Of many 4 fair one who could discharge the
Office with much more Of that grace and wltch-
cry which IS 50 essential to it, but THAR wishes
and your gallantry call me out and with plea
sure respond.
It's q privilege, soldiers, Of christian civiliza-
ton, that woman should consecrate allthe bless
ings that adorn society. Among these, there IS
none which claims HIGHER rank than The or
ganized 6lpiA Inn
tarily enroll themselves for the maintenance Of
order and defence Of those institutions on which
depend the safety both Of ciyii and political lfe
On former occasion, soldiers, had the dis
tinguished honor to be the bearer Of War Flag
from. the same patri0tic Ladies. II was sent to
the Rescue with this august injunction,
ssAIarch on---march on ye brave, to victory or
death!'
And well was the injunction obeyed. II wasa
proud day for Yazoo when the signal gun an
nounced the return Of the Yazoo City Volun-
teers,,, with their brave old Captain at their
head. ..with whom the love Of country Is q pas
SION and pride. 2
Faithful to his promise, Re brought back our
Standard, but not as late we had seen it, ii al
its freshness and beauty, floating in the breeze,
but richly embeIlshed with scars; having With
stood the conflict Of many rude battle shocks:
but borne by manly arms, and still more m:snly
hearts. ii yet stood proudly up il bOldrelief, and
plainly told its tale: that It had witnessed true
lsefyice--that its bearers had done then duty,
making its way to our enemy's country that i
had brandished over their battlements, causing
cOnsternation and dismay to flying myenlydons
r that it had waved in graceful triumph over the
Ipresumptuou walls Of Monterey -shed its BRIGHT
lustre within the gates Of Victoria, and had
withstood the rude shocks At the frightful gOrges
Of Buena Vista.
II has been said in wisdom, ''in peace prepare
for war; and to whom, soldiers was this sage
counsel addresseda Not TO the paid agent, no
ii recommendation Of standing army, but Il
the organized bands d. citizen soldiery. Thii
insignum Of war which We now present you,an.
the motto which declares its object looks 70 thi
idea, n peaes, prepare for auar." From exam
pies Of the past, we anticipate your prompt res
Is 70 the first tap Of the drum, d the shriI
llof the bugls; for You are the same kind 9
hen whose sres fought, and bled, and died, q
tas ever memorable Eighth Of January. Of whicl
this day Is an anniversary, and which By pre-
meditated coincidence We present 70 you . Ban
ner. we see ~ your enthusiastic bearing, sol
diera, that, lei the freebooter come from what
ever quarter Of The globe be may, q froU
quarters combined, as on the
fn tie Crescent City, On tie .
re Father of Water win b
ven back while shore from
np 70 m y hilI win 5
6t band
u0u1 so saie hono
81 e oIa lh
ncipl ieh hare FeIsa. delegated {
ereenel ia.1. whom 90 people lak
sn & excited Che elas
scliph O g
equally fostering aonn q
Nh g exheaosa6e se
upon
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

NUlEBER or SLAVES n THE WoRLD.--Ihe AZ
rican Institution Of Paris, an association Cor the
diffusion Of civilization and Christian light in AE
RIGA has recently issued circular which shows
that the number Of blacks held u slavery Is DIFF
Bka 100000 II TIE Spanish CoIonie o5.O00
|in Dntet eolone 10000 "a therepublics az Cen
trail America and $4,000 ID European esia sh.
nent ia Africa
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

The most curious item Of the Chinese
news recently relates to 4 proclamation BY Yang
the Eastern prince, on the subject Of tempera-
ance. In this he proclaims Gods abhoTance Of
drunkenness and says BE has sent down his holy
command forbidding men 70 drink wine. Yang
therefore proceeds to forbid an princes and no
bles, ministers 6f state and people brethren and
sisters % indulge il the use Of wine even pri-
vately, under penalty Of being Immediately be-
headed This is even stronger than the Maine
liquor law.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

-Hereisa beautiful thanght Of that strange
compound Of Scotch shre0dness strong common
sense, and German mysticism. Thomas Car
lyle:
when gaze into the stars they look down mn
or me with pity from the serenee ana silant sra
ces IKE eyes glistening with tears OgBr ne Iof 81
man. Thousands Of generations All As noisy 3.
"a oNn haFe ben -
remains 70 record 81 any mo.s m
rus and Orion, Sirius tie H m m
shining ia their course - 81 $500 -
the shepherd first noted hen fom rs'a ~
Shlnarl What shadows We als and what sdovs
we pursue
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

SINGULAR CONTRACT rather singular mar.
rage contract was entered intoa few days since
The wife was worth cool Fifty thousand: The
husband I goufes. The contract was IS FOL.
lows: Art. Ist- The husband IS 70 have no H.
tefest ia the wife, estate Art is moi
70 collect any debts Of the concern Art Sd
The beloved husband IS not to chas,ise 81 con.
troll any of her servants without lis Wiless con.
sent. Art. The husband binds himself z
pay tie wife one hundred and ffg dollars PEI
annun loT board Ind . have his lodging ofa.
tis. ndfia Gasale
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02

exaspel ] sisterIood Mispp overwhelmed
with threats and abuse. AMI oserthro 81 Der b.
terests and dearest rights delegated Der sons :
trust worthy 81 their proud and lofty nature
That trust was executed and proclaimed to tie
East, to The West, TO The North, and 20
the south, ID language and tone, 30 unmistaka-
sas to carry conviction p theears 81 her oppo-
Inentsand adveraries; and excited applause ID the
hearts d Patriots This il 3 matter of history.
For u TIE City Of Jackson ii October le49 they
there and then; arIessly honesty and triunphan'-
~ established tie Southern Political Platform.
which did become The blae compromise il 1851
Soldicrs plant this standard on that Mississippi
Platform, and shout and Eight, and die, Cor
Lieertfl EquaIilyll fraternity
Ar0Rl The New
6 Courier 8 anirer publishes show
Ing Go excess d Impo over Exports since 1857
81 tremalks
ofm0us balance AGAINST the United States
amounting to over eight hundred millions in sixty
I've and Of over nineteen millions ID the
past i've years alone has bee9 liquidated IL part
A.t AAN oblttfol ONGI bAsU NMttNc4 AAAlAA0EA1
81 60 and stocks ID Europe secondly by bank
thirdly, BY large ems imported from
an by Foreigners who have since made Then
homes ii the country, and III small part 81 prof
ilson shipments abroad ID public securities are
only temporary postponement Of the day 81 pay
mont. These immense sums must be hereafter
provided Cor IN specie o. 10 produce
tie Official summary Of the foreign commerce.
be port al New York Cor tie calander year Of
1e5 We find an aggregate export Of 81 Oh 926 400
against exports 81 81 8l $50 1886. Thus while tie
Imports have declined about twelve millions the
exports have increased nearly eight millions. The
favorable change has taken place within the past
four months and if we should continue inthe same
ratio for the current year our money market win
assume satisfactory condition. The duties ior
the year have resulted Ia an aggregate Of thirty
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02
TrNoRANCE AND PEEJDDIcE The
81 Commerce ay

s..ss. |..| 81. AtAAllltA4tfA ~ -
WeWefe mue amused 'ats q lng grave
statementin London aper, that in The ata
closely contested election for Governor 0fthe Uni
ted States, Myron III. Clark was elected but that
the votes had q be counted in order to ascertain
who was the real Executive Of the country
Whatever other advantages we may possess over
our English neighboFs they certainly bear away
the palm for ignorance Of everything beyond
their own island and their dependencies.
We IRE not speaking now as those who re-
gard Is IS cannibals, nor Of the wonderment Of
ten expressed on discovering that we are not 9
nation Of negroes; but Of the profound want 81
knowledge Of the feelings and sentiments Of Amer.
leans among statesmen, literary men, editors, and
those whose duty it is to be well informed on such
subjects.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02
b M PREVETT
YAzoo CRY, January 14th 1853

hrs. Preirett:
Dear Madam. When through tHe polite reqni-
.sition Of the aYazoo City Guards consented %
the publication Of my address deligerered % The
18Th inst.,T did 50 infull faith Of the compliment
But from misconjecture ofothers was eonstrain-
ed to withdraw it. I viii not hoWereVer pertina-
cously adhere to that decision Is L Is the desire
Of yourself ard other iriends that Il should be-
submitted acquieee II your request
=. W.. gST
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02
YAZOO CITY
FRID 8. FIlBRIJ 80 ;. Ia5g.
coRREsp0 DENcE


MS. Fausk
NY Dear Madam, Upon my return from
New Orleans, ] regretted exceedingly TO learn
that ii conseq u some misapprehension
d delay, your eloquent and patriotic address tp-
81 the occasion Of the presentation Of stapd-
al By tie Ladies Of Yazoo City, TO the AGO
City Guards has beer withheld hlom pnblica-
ton.
3 It's seldom that woman IS required to ningle
IN the political arena or 70 participate IN polite
como hen oal
Influence may control tie destinia
s From lie present speet q our p0lltica 80
zen. j behooves carefully 9 cherish
p4iotic sentiment, and thereby re Oh
country's safety, ouI own honor
Under The influence sf these
nalist, end d behalf 81 on friends
and ACC ntances. olicit your
manuscript for publication
Respectfully
Your friend
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-02
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