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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19


no IeN oNs pERs.
Oh onbl account
of ms Belgian
m lie Ga md 4 ths
public EXPENSE b ne United States. on board
tie same vessel were number Of paupsEs cent
ia The same way For year. part Cong ha1
been called upon 70 oct upon this subject but
members aess afraid q cling ropbla Iis among
foreign voters 81 ala action which would compel
foreien coneicts aud paupeFs @ remain g their
own country We have now the dawn Of :
better and more honorab feeling. and We look
70 Congress With some degree u confidence. u
adopt Immediate measures q put "a end % this
diagraceful outrage by foreign governments.
ON Consuls should Be required % demand sat-
isiactory certificates Of character fEon u pas
senRers for the United States, ana penal-
ties should Sc imposed upon hipmas oTn-
ers 81 consignees, who should hereafter land
either conYieta paupers upon ON shore
and All such persona, when detected, should be
forthwith cent back u the vessels which brought
lhem
This mattor, Is well g tIlat of the nat1ralizas
lion of foreigners, has been introduced into Con-
eas--and Ne hope that there i Amesieanism
enough amongst members % pass them Some
thing must be done, and speedily too, # we
would save our country from becoming the Bot
any Bay and AImahouae for Europe. American
pride should revolt 1t the idea Of being cOnsid-
cred the ct associates Of foreign conyicts, pau
pers and vaearants. We are not surprised that
our tame submission to this outrage for 50 many
years, should have emboldened the turbulent
and worthless portion Of our foreign population
to assume control in political affairs, and to dc
tate conditions to candidates for public favor.
But the time has passed for such dictation,
and should the present Congress refuse or ne
elect to pass the requisite measures to protect
American rights and interests, and to preserve
che country from the communicating influence Of
foreign transported conVicts, We think that we
can promise that the people win send represen-
tatives to the next Congress who win have more
respect for the duty which they owe 70 their
constituents, and more regard for the honor Of
their country The nation i fully aroused up
81 this subject, and win take care TINT Tie gen
aral wish shall BE obeyed. Public men viii
have to show their hands md dodgers ll noI
bs tolerated. we shall probably ble
iaaa afiuo feseH len u CONG
Who are for, and who az carrying out Amer
lean principles and tie people viii pass upon
their conduct at the next session..
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

h NoEIItl|e ~ COURT
ofde eapiis ra1aa
81 the oIoeo conn
Get he M m Know No
ing Order mss 81 oiscfsaited witnesses an
jurors il courts q This shy tax can
excite fm With intelligent men. There IS
nothing Il tie obligations talssn ~ TIE members
1t To Auisrlcan Order % isr = We have seen
them stated d TIE public papers which d incon-
aistent With duty 70 God, TO the country, q q
saeiety. & tie Know n lettings excluded from
ths jury box ard from the Witnesses stand then
must The Masonic Fraternity, ne Independent
Order of Odd Fellows. and members 81 al secret
associations heexcInded also And what win be-
come Of the Tammany Hall men The Tamma-
NJ society Is secret political societY rs ~
secret obligations. II has continued u ler
more 'an hall century and Il Is neY
sed hslo ting to i disqu iea nen rom
SER "a jury 81 from being Wit
But a. have Is Of Justice 70 do with asse
several associate What right has any one IA
b. out court, u another. as to Whetf
81 le BELONGS to tEI b scialiong a Wit
ness Is bound % ten lie truth il reference to the
matter a. trial bnt lie has right 70 refuse To
answer irrelevant questions il regard to his own
private concerns. The question whether man
belongs to this or that association is irrelevant
and impertinent, and should not be answered. The
examination Of Witnesses should Be confned with
ID strictly legal limits, witnesses should promptly
refuse to answer. Our courts Of justice can
not be converted into iuquisitorial institutions
to torture men into disclosure Of their private
concerns; aud every man should Eesolutely assert
and maintain his rights Judges are responsible
Il public opinion and may be dismissed for trans
cending their authority # isnotlikeIy then that
they viii undertake to exceed legal limits II the
examination Of witnesses, Or permit it to be done
By others. Butshould any Judge 50 far forget BIS
own dignity as to thus transgress the witness who
may Be the subject Of the experiment, should At
once resist, and refuse toanswer "a priest to whom
murderer has confessed his crime, is excused from
stating the fact ii 5 court Of justice because the
confession IS secret and confidential The murder
er my thus escape, although evidence 81 lis guilt
exists with tie priest; but Il ) man belong -
secret organic tio1 having ID YisN Ia
able osjects,it pnteh that may besubject-
a g the most lmpertih bigger in order to
from Inn the whole proceedings Of the So
ciety oE which be is member. This cannot be
lawfully done and the effort to do It should not be
tolerated Tit Be, the sacredness Of the family
circle win be invaded for the amusement Of
PREDICATE enquirers
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

~ We are indebted to the polite Clerk Of
new steamer Judah Touro. for late New
papers We would remark, that the
Judah pouro was built expressly er packet
between this place and New Orleans. She is
4 substantial, good sized boat, with most SPLEEN
did and comfortable cabin, provided with accom-
modations for seyenty-ive cabin passengers
Capt. Sam. Gwartney, her owner, Is well known
in this trade as an experienced, gentlemaly and
Accommodating commander.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

"a We like to see q woman treading the high
and holy path Of duty unblinded By sunshine and
unscathedby Storm There IRE hundreds who
do so from the cradle 70 the grave, heroines Of
endurance, Of whom the world has never heard
but whose names win be bright hereafter, even
beside tie brightest angels.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19


1A1oo DlA Des. Ia 1900.
p..~n,p osnoN~ prssifert
tr.[,.ie r. f..s-.s. s. fI..
III r.
e4sl. ryAesii
Minutes 81 lAsi NesN14 t.N. at4 aaotlea.
The Street c0mulitse' Hospital COMMITTED
and Committee "a Accounts we're allowed
ant next regular meeting io make their
renorls. TIE ordinance comm tee reported
fbe folloria, ordinance which WAS adonled.
+ onmrasMrr
be G Ofaal1e1 e5 Nlt 9eate q goaNc4 OF
1nzo0 1t.1s AAtt at+ "a VIC NN-f "a re
Night tatea "a stla "a enter upon their
duties ae nl8n1 Watch t<.1 esenlls in re ln
tek season y o,ost' -nl commune
en- qp'3 Until os.oe eng CURING we
summer sses9n y 2 o.si9sA continue
upon guy pntil 9 2 e.o1A, q. ~
re Z urine. ylo-lnee, Ans. sesA "a ne
81 na.a ns4s 4seAt nl.e tNtt fs o
GUY, to Paktoi .he teMA ANh9e eAeA
nlgnt y suppress rots' alsoia. elstut1a4ee5
aho Dtsteaes q ,pt g N'iAo.t
I.oess q ePtteAeN. q. g, stes..1 fsfs2.-
olsturDeIl q US Psess 81 s-,l sty eng iot.lT
Win convey tasA ~ tas "a fneou
81 el,, U.s. salo s.sy, 49, ~ ss4l.ns4 o.si. va
loloNihg gay M.en sss etsNNef g onsnee's
shall Pc pFougnt Deiofs tae mayo. q SAG c.y'
VINO snail near az. aesefn.es tNs .Pi.iAt
against suen ollenqe e 1nenpeie na upon
sala nearing .ne sAal ne "a opinion
Lnat sala com 1s s1ae' lsia Aay2i mere
~ Ieq1.rse y LIP 1se-9nAois me upon
sucn onenaef g oAseqsf, eot g eAcsea MY
collars nor isss man Ats eoii1fs. tosesnef WIN
III coslsi and y snall ee tne .nfinef aaly 81 tur
night watch VINO Anal aPpfsneno sa.a onenQs
Or offenders, p appear before ne mayor anq
prosecute them upon tfeiI Wal
re y fuIther Jfaalhs 4lat ~ snet Pc tnc
duty q saia nignt WetcH Hpen cameo upon Dy
tne mars ~, eitAek cay g A'&Ar w
assis ln n t1e suppression q ail aiso
no ana disturbances in said CITY, eng
him in the arrest q AZ vioiatort q ne Dil'0.
ances Of SAID CITY.
e 4 further Ordained, That II shall p' me
duty Ut said night watch Wills, they aIe ~
guy ~ Watcn over ana pr1tect me properly oL
lne citizens q salo city' @ prevent we oeslfuc-
tlon q TIE SAID property from life or ot1ef e.
eieent O. caspail.y ana e tee event e l.
originating eny P4it q sag city, tney slaN
give the usual alarm py nnen8 o causing Ao
be rung the bells q saia c.. era
g az . tney 80 49, s..Sl 49, s-'..es
al1 ~ aenlsa sl.s u +:
go -. 80. ~. '''.'' $500
~ 1 y further Ordained THAT .beuever tbe
night witch shah ind anv person 81 persons AZ
4 late hour Of the night carousing. drunk or
making noise so as to disturb the citizens Q
the town, he shall forthwith arrest the person
Of persons 80 offending and take him, her q
them 70 the CITY prison there e remain lntt
nes 9rn1ng, mns Is all sas I'm {. sls.l
Ds,U M ase 5o I ,bs ls' ssI ' y
8 IN snn 1000 nj eTeos5ipg IS 5osrs
Be- i further Ordaiasa that said nigh
negroes 81 maiatloes founa from thsir0wner 81
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

- Hon. ] Z. Morehead, Ex-Governor Of
Kentucky ana Senator ii Congress from that
State from 1871 to 1s47, died at bis residence il
Covington, on the 2sth nit, aged S. He was q
firm Wing and friend Of Henry Clay.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

CALcuLAr1oS IN REaARD 10 CoUNTING GoLD
Cons. "A writer il the Boston journal mikes
the following curious calculations;
The enormous sum 81 500, OOO, 900 III gold has
been received at the mint Of Philadelphia from
California from the first discovery ofthe precious
metal to December |, 1853. Now, il order 70
to give some idea 20 the general reader to the i'm
mense amount Of 500 900, / viii merely
state that allowing each silver dollar to weg one
ounce adYOirdupois, sixteen to the pound the
weight would be 12,l7500O pounds, or 6515
tons, allowing 1000 pounds to the ton. TO carry
this weight It would require 1915 wagons, con
tanning one ton each. Of 32 900. Vow suppose
each vehicle drawn ~ onehor q, To occupy q slace
25 feet they would extend IN Q continuous line
8 iFat Oh short of 80 miles. II order to count
snch an enormous sum Of money as this, very few
persons have any idea Of time It would require
without making calculations to that effect Hav-
Inc myself asked several individuals familiar Fth
figures how long il would take to count the san
above metioned they hare So widely differed g
time that one could scarcely pl smile 81 the
result Now % the mel lAay D.
made Is plain as "a suppose person
rs count of u silvel collars in q minute,
1900 - our, 48 200 day Of twelve hours Or
I5,768,000 q year. say to count this stupen-
dous amount Of money ID silver dollars It would
require fraction short Of thirteen years.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

- It i stated that the correspondence re-
ceiyed BY our government, stating objections %
the annexation Of the Sandwich Islands proceeded
from The British Minister alone The French
Minister Sartiges, took no part init
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19


new plan for the settlement Of the long
pending question connected with the debt Of the
late Republic Of Texas has been talked 81, says
the Washington correspondent Of Che Charleston
STANDARD, and HIl probably be reported IN the
House In few days, although tlsre Is Yet DO eeE-
tainty in thematter twill Be remembered that
the Senate at its last session, passed bill direct
ing the payment to The creditors Of $s,500,000
made mp, first Of the S.. 900 900 Feserved bonds Of
the United States, under the act Of 1850, three
and half years interest on that sum from January,
1851, when it was due, to July /. 1854, equal to
S875000 and heipteresti in advance, for the res
idue Of the fourteen years the bonds had to run
equal 70 50, 625.000. To this payment Of over
two and half milliaas for advance interest there
has been much oppegtion. It's nov proposed
in lieu Of giving this interest money. that Con
gress shall allow Texas an equal sum for ineenlni-
u for Indian spoIiations and certain incidental
expenses which sum shall be turned over to tie
creditors. Who win talSeit The s5.00000O bonns
and lie interest actually accrued IN full Of at de-
mands against both Texas and tie United States.
It IS supposed this scheme can be carried through
the House
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

FOREIGN FELoEs, The capture Of twelve Bel
gan convicts recently brought to New York in
an emigrant ship has created much excitement il
that city. Numerous Influential citizens are ID.
ting tlef "a tic Important matter and
apI Immediate aeta
% prevent the importation Of nielons Of ey
cry grade.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

~ Owing 70 the rise Iazoo river,
several Of the largest class ved 1t our
landing the past week, who caused business to
be rather brisk.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19
INCREASE OF cOMPENs ATIOE

~
It seems 70 be pretty ven understood that
senator Badgers bin to increase the compensa-
ton to The Judges Of the Supreme Court and
members 81 Congress fifty per cent win pass
Congress out any serious opposition. We
see no reason foF COUP hese two classes Of
public once be7 have dist6e
ties to perfoF aa compensated f0l their
services differently --One BIZ the year and the
other ~ the day. Now II may Be, that the
Judges of the Supreme Court are inadequately
paid; but we are quite sure that members Of
Congress generally, receive more than they de-
serve. They are IN session every alternate year
for about six months, and then leave the most
important part Of the public business Enacted
on. They receive eight dollars per day, and are
in session some three d tour hours. Their time
is chiefly occupied IN idle discussions, 81 IN po-
litical scheming, and for which the public has
to pay
We have not seen Mr. BADGERS bill but so
far as it provides for an increase Of the per diem,
We are decidedly opposed u i. Itwould %
better to give members an annual aty Of it-
teen hund ed 81 even two thousand dollars, with
an airline allowance tpr mileage. than to con-.
tinue the present system of compensation, bg
which session is protracted andthe gres
impoaitons practiced ii regard to mileage. We
would give liberal pay to public officers Of every
grade; but We would not tolerate the practice
which prevails ii Congress of voting Is men-
bers some eight hundred Of thousand dollars
worth 8 books, 70 Be carried home or sold
Is their private This IS an imposition
which ought ind The sooner tie better.
A public library s provided for III Use of mem
bers Of Congress, which. We presume, IS suppli-
ed with I'll books required il the scharge Of
their lies, and It Is unjust All zhonest 70.
vote themselves mass 81 books Al their yateI
property, At he expense Of their constt Isl
At the present. moment there IS no occasion
whatever for al increase of pay to members Of
Congress. We're the compensation reduced 70
SIX dollars day there would Be enough 81 can
didates for the ntuation But Badger IS pro-
baby accustomed to receive heavy fees IS a.
attorney, and looks upon eight dollars per day
as triliuq remuneration ior his services Those
professional aentIemeu who take this view Of
The subject ean retire from public services and
leave their seats to Be &c wed b. men Of less
extravaoanl pfetentions &c probably more
soliditY Of Judgment. As the people we
are prepared to endure the noe without
gflilnbUg for we prefer stfaid ard ,prae
teal ,canln0n sense business rnel se who
Wi split hairs'' about The merest and
ike to hear themselves talk, even II
sense. We hope that. e giving their Vos
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

JoHE MITcHELL AND PIEERE SoULE. We copy
the following parallel between Mr.. Mitchell and
Mr., soule flom the Boston Courier without ex-
pressing any opinion as to its truthfulness:
aMr Mitchell ii very Ike to Mr. SouIe though
be IS the ADLER man Of the two and IS q man who
IS possessed of more brains than ever fell TO the
lot of his French contemporary. One IS an impul-
sive Irshman and the other IS an impulsiye French
man, and Dir Mitchell Is iusE as well calculated to
BE- d representative Of the United States at the
court of ST nles as cir Soule IS tprepresent onr
people At HE conrt 81 Madrid Trey are both
mere f0feien powder monkeys.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

WoxAN's WRIeHrs~ Thirty-six women Of OF
sego, Allegany co., Michigan, last week formed
themselves into party, armed themselves with
hatchets and pickaxes ndmarched il body to
the hotel Of the place and the places where liquors
were sold and made complete wreck Of the de-
canters and demijohDs, and other liquor utensils
IN one Or two instances they rolled barrels into
the streets and there broke them open and let the
liquor flow loose.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

- Persons deairous Of obtaining dry goods
at cost, would do well to call ct J Heard 3
Cos, Is they are selling their extensive and
beautiful stock At cost, for cash.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

Ma. JEFFERsoN on THE n A1.IzA ALTON LAWS
lin the course Of bis remarks ID tie Senate some
days ago; Mr.. Adams Of Mississippi made tie.
following quotation from Mr Jefferson:
eCiYil Government being the sole object Of
forming societies. is admins ration must Be con
Quoted b7 common consent Every species of
government has it, specific principles. Ours,
perhaps are more peculiar than those ii the uni-
verse; Il is a composition of The freest principles
of tie English Constitution. with others derived
from natural right and natural reason. 10 these
nothing can be more opposed than the maxims Of
ah alnte monarchies. Get from such We are To Ell.
pee Be greatest number 81 enigrants They.
viii bring with them The principles Of the govern
they leave enbibed heir early youth; Of,
% throw them OFF it VIII De ii exchange
boundad eentiousne pussng as j. usu-
N mother. IL would be
irac or precisely st the point Of
temperate Ineples with tier
laheaage the to eIf children IN
proportion "a fhe il share with
into IL
their ebirit warp end rem
der he eons eIed
t4.4
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

REDucTIoN OF THE TARIFF Congress It Is said
win make p attempt to revise the Tariff this
week. There is steady falling Of atalIthe Gus
tomholsps and The entire reduction 81 the present
fiscal year compared with the past II IS also said
win reach $4,000, 600 81 $I7000o00 If this
be 50, it viii make revision Of the tariff less ne.
cessary than would otherwise be the case Al
Washington correspondent 81 Philadelphia d
per, writes in reference to this contemplated
change, as follows:
1T IS understood that d general order has been
issued BY Mr.. Guthrie addressed 70 the party iii
the House, through Mr. Houston, Chairman Of
the Committee of Ways and Means directing the
work Of revision to begin Immediately after the
Holidays. No bill for any general change can
Be carried through without resorting to The arbi-
trary and tyTranieal measure ofenIoreing The pre-
vious question. The friends Of tie tariff as II IS
until it can Be superseded By an act better adapt
ed to the altered state of the country aud marked
b more decidedly protective features will resist
this course Of proceeding with al their power and
are preparing preparing themselves with facts and
arguments to demonstrate the utility 0fany action
on the subjuet at this time"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

~ It lis said that Nathaniel Baker, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor in New Hamp-
shire has joined the Know Nothings What
win our Democratic contemporaries say to this
Is it another eVhig triek!' 4 50 our Demo
cratic brethren are guilty Of strange antics, and
the Democratic camp is full Of strange manau-
res; for their mighty men, captains Of tens and
and captains Of hundreds do not seem to dislike
their enemies very much, but are going over to
them not reluctantly.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19
THE we.

The steamer Baltic arrived at New York 81
the 18th inst, and from her advices from the
the seat of war, we learn that affairs. at Sebaa-
topol are unchanged. The Russians claim to
have done considerable damage to the Allies,
while It confidently asserted that the latter viii
storm SebastopOl as soon as the Turkish rein-
forcements arrive.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19
NOTICE

Mr. II. g. Mrs Is our special agent aud IS aus
receipt Cor al moneys due this Office.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

APPOINTMENT q SECRETARY OF SrATE.--Gov
McRea has appointed E. Il. Rootes, Esq. Of
Pontotoc county, Secretary Of State, to FIJI the
vacancy oecasioned by the death Of VIM n.
Muse.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

DRArH or WV. H MusE.--We learn from
the Mississippian that HVln. Il. Muse. Secretary
Of State, died very suddenly ii that city, on
Tuesday nigh. tie 9th inst
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

FoRETaS CoSvIeTs. A widow woman named
Catharine HaIpin, who has arrived in New York
from ireland, with her four children proves to
have been shipped off BY the British Governnent
after a long Imprisonment On suspicion Of having
been concerned in murder for which offence her
two sisters and the husband Of one executed. This
statement is from the Office Of the Commissioners
Of Immigration. The twelve Belgium conyicts
who last week arrived at New York on board
the ship Rochembeau, are still 10 custody but it
has been found difficult to prove them conyicts
though they admit that they we're ID the work.
house st Antwerp and we're shipped BY the an
thorities Their passages being paid and each man
being furnished with ten francs besides.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WfILlAk SHARK
OF MISSISSIPPI
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19
Bailey.
II. Harrison
E u Bower.

]. P Bailey offered The following resolu-
tons which we're on motion adopted,
Resolved. Thatin consideration of Che re.
moval 81 Alr Smith The Treasurer 81 tts
corporation from Yazoo 81 with the inttn.
ton 81 residing il New 0rlerns We herst 4
declare said Office Of Treasurer vacant
Resolved That NJ proceed o he |aeIoh
of q Treasurer % q tha vacancy coca ioned
by the removal o "a Smith
The Board pfocsededio ba''ol'ol Trea
urer Which resulted il the choic, s. Ino.
Evans.
y r Bailey offered the following
ton which was "a moeeo adopted
Resolved That the Marsho
account with Gle corpofalIon
the Committee 81 accounts
mences collecting taxes
The following stcQpr e I'1
Wit;
D IamhoI
The Ren ~ Mhafl es'el
90 end referred ic Committee cr
q ,'en ihe Board adjourned
o'DoNNbLL. fIee'a
a1 eilg clerk
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19
COMM .ERCIAL.
From he N. o. Bulletin.
$500, JanuarY 81. ls5

e9<A4 49, - = e.AAAe.e - A~eAs
COTTON - we noticed il our last review
sales during the early part Of the week Of lit
tie over 10000 bales, and stated that although
there had been no notable change in prices the
better qualities had stiffened IN consequence Of
their scarcity, and could hardly be had al pfevi-
GUS rates. This continued to be the case on
"Wednesday, when 5000 bales were taken atvery
fll prices for Strict BIiddling and Good lIidtlir
while factors met the demand freely for the low
er qualities at Tuesday figures On Thursday
there was again good inquiry for the higher
grades but being scare the sales we're about the
same IS Oh Wednesday and yesterday the bus
mess again embraced 1000 baless making an
aggregate for the three days Of $4,000 bales, and
for the week Of $4,000. With regard to prices
while the lower impr6V eIr ent even running lists
and HIGHER grades have, ON their scarcity COM
manding higher prices. Is was particularly the
case yesterday and we lsequentlY retain our
figures for Low MIDI advance those for
Aiddlinp 10 Middlino 1-8 q 3-8 G.
New 0flr classification.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-19

FOR PRESIDENT IL 1855
MILLARD FII4l.Mll B &
or NEW 7 RK.