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Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23
OPEN AGAIN.

THE UNDERSIGNED, have resumed bus
L mess again,-in Jackson, at their old stand
opposite the Depot and in Vicksburg, in the cor
ner store formerly occupied by j. NJ. VEANoN,-
and will keep as formerly general assortment of
Western Produce, together with all kinds of fam
lily Groceries, which we are now receiving and
opening, and which we would respectfully call
the attenuon OF our friends aud the public gener-
ally, feeling confident that our prices as well as
articles, viii prove satisfactory to every house
keeper. Our stock is entirely fresh and carefully
selected by our Mr.. RILEY in person. We shall
adopt the qnick sale and small profit system-re-
lying upon the nimble dime. Feeling this 10 be
the true and only safe method of business. we
shall act upon our convictions and experience
and assure our customers that they viii find it TO
their, as well as our advantage, to buy for CASH.
Our old friend, JOHN McANLIs, will be always on
hand to wait on old customers-and new ones too
RILEY & BAILEY, S,P. BAILEY & co.
NIcKsBURG. JACKSON
Jackson, December 18th, 1s56.-3--tf.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23
DENTAL. CARD.

ERON various misrepresenta- sEsA
l. tioTk made by some of our gy EzsSAA
professional brethren in regard TO II
the ssAllkn Continuous Gum Teeth (that the
gum willBcale off and will not answer as well as
the old style of work. we feel called upon in
ustice yourselves and patients, to say that We
will, aftefa trial of Mr. Aliens manufacture of
Teeth, ether in full or part sets, if they do not
think then superior to the old style of Teeth in
regard tobeauty, natural appearance, cleanliness
and durability. insert with pleasurea case on the
old plan free of charge.
Wefeel guaranteed in stating this, as we have
been mantg zct11ring the Allen Gum, -
for neary we years, and not single case has been
returned, ther for repairs orfrom dissatisfaction
In the language of an old practitioner and pro-
lessor ofOperative Dentistry in the Baltimore
College oe Dental Surgery: 'sTo draw COMPARE
son BETWEEN simple Teeth and Aliens Confirm
GUS Gum, is indeed loss of time, and is in fact
behind ths age'' We will continue to attend to
all calls the county and adjoining towns apper-
tanning tgthe practice of dentistry.
D. R. & D. S. LEHMAN.
Jackson Feb. %, I855-tf.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23

Be GENTLE AT HoME-There are few fami-
lies we imagine, anywhere, in which love is
not abused as furnishing the license for i'm
poIiteness. A husband, father or brother will
speak harsh words to those he loves best, and
those who love him best, simply because the
security of love and family pride keeps him
from getting his head broken. 1t is shame
that a man will speak more impolitely, at
times, to his wife or sister than he would to
any other female, except low and vicious
one. 1t isthus that the honest affections of
a mans nature prove to be weaker protec-
tien to woman in the family circle than the
restraints of society, and that woman usu-
ally is indebted to the kindness and polite
ness Of life to those not belonging to her own
household Things ought not 50 to be. The
man who, because it will not be resented, in.
fiicts his spleen and bad temper upon those
of his hearthstoue, is q small coward, and
very mean man. Kind words are circulating
mediums between true gentlemen and ladies
at home, and no polish exhibited in society
can atone for the harsh language and disre-
spectful treatment too often INDUCED in be-
tween those bound together by Gods own
ties of blood, and the still more sacred nds
of eonjugal love.-Life illustrated.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23

Gov. WrsE's CoMpANY.-The N. O.
Delta. in alluding to the recent letter of
this gentleman, has the following:
ave would not deliberately charge Gov.
Wise with malicious and cold4blooded design
to solicit the sympathy and support the pur-
poses of the enemies of the South but It is
somewhat singular and perhaps significant
and ominous circumstance, that for nearly
twelve months the Governor has been the
peculiarpe of such Northern journals as the N.
Y. Herald and the N Y Times--whieh did
as much probably for Black Repnblicanism
in the last Presidential campaign, as
all the other Black Republican presses
together
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23
E L b e r T N URRELL,

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Opposite the Capitol, an tie House fornerlv occ,-
pied 6y A. Virden & Co.
brushes, Brooms, Wood and Willow
~ Ware, Tin and yapanned Ware, Cutlery,
Lamps, Lanterns, &c. Cords and Lines: Britannia
Ware, Planished Ware, French pots, Turned Iron
do, Masilia preserve kettles, Fish kettles, Tin
ned iron tea kettles, Iron table and tea spoons,
Basting spoons, Flesh forks, Skimmers and La
dies Sauce and Fry pans, Shovels and 1engs,
Fire pokers and irons, Cake turner's Egg heaters
Cork screws, Sad irons and stands. PeTter Ca
SETS Moiasses Gates-together with great vari-
ETY. OF articles too numerous to mention
Stoves and hollow ware, Ranges and gratt
Warm air furnaces. j also keep large supulyo
Tin plate, Copper, Sheet iron, Wire and kivets,
Tin, Block tin, Lead, &c.
Bathing Apparatus, of every description, wa
ter coolers, ice cream freezers, new style
lin Ware, a large quantity at wholesale, the
best quality.
Tin work, of every description, done at short
notice Particular attention paid to roofing houses
with tin, copper or galvanized iron. Tin gutter
ing and piping made and put up at short notice.
Tin work donein country at same price as int town.
Jackson, June %, 1655-29-tf
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23
Local Anasthesia or Painless
Extraction of the Teethi!l

DIR. KNAPP is now prepared with the necessa-
ry Apparatus for Local Anasthesia, by which
means fTa4h and Roots may be extracted without
pain, and without the slightest danger or incon
veniencelo the patient.
Jacksnt. Nav 30. 1857 If
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23
HhfKS' H. y. NAY rs
MAYES & MAYES,

Htt0rNelfS md C02t22SettOfS az Lag, and
Solacitors IN Chducery,
WILL give their joint attention to all bust
ness entrusted to them, IN the Vice Chancery and
Circuit Courts in Yazoo county, the Circuit and
Probate Courts of Madison county, and the seve-
raj courtsat Jackson.
Address-D. MAYES, Jackson, Miss.
K. b. MAYES, Yazoo City, Miss.
Aup 06 1854 Nv
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23
DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. KNAPP has removed his office to his
II resilfnce, one square North of the Capitol
and nearly opposite the New Hotel, &C.
where henay be found at all times
ready to attend to those who desire ]lIID
Dental operations performed in the most skillful
manner
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23

IMPORTANT AcnoN.-It will be seen by our
report of proceedings, that the House of Rep
resentatives has combinde 10 one bill provisions
repeating the acts authorizing the Bank Of Mo-
bile anb the Southern and Northern Banks Of
Alabama to issue notes for less than IS, and
prohibiting the circulation within this State Of
the notes of banks of other States less than
that denomination: Hhas, rlso. by snother
bin, restricted the Free Banks in the same
manner. Both these bills were yesterday or
dered to Be enerossed for a third reading, by
votes indicative Of their inal passage Mon
teenery Mail :
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23
PROFESSl'NAL CARDS
Drs. CABANISS & BUCK.

ms. A. b. UABANISS & r. +. BUCK
~ having formed copartnership in the prac-
Cir Of Medicine, offer their services 10 the citi-
gems Of Jackson and vicinity.
aT Office on Capital street, nearly opposite the
Pos<0 Office.
Jaekson, April a9th, ls57.--a2-tf.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23
OPENING NEW GOODS.
BARGAINsi IsAR(AlNS.i BARGAINS!l
AT
J. &c 3. DREYFUS,
No q GHEApSIDE

No. A CHEAPSIDE.
II Il II. DREYFUS beg leave to say that
q they have removed to No. 4 CHEAPSIDE,
where they viii positively sell for
NEW ORLEANS WHOLESALE PRICES.
-. DREYFUs, of the firm of ]. q B. DREY-
Fuss having removed to New Orleans, where he
viii permanently reside for the purpose of pur-
chasing goods at the cheapest rates, we can sat
isfy onr customers that they can buy goods at
Our House cheaper than elsewhere.
Arrangements have been made by which We
shah receive goods twice week, the year round,
among which viii be found complete assort-
inenf of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS;
Gentlemen,s and Children's
Clothing. Boots, and shoes, &c.
We have on hand, and are constantly receiving
very large assortment of Embroideries, to which
we invite the attention of the Ladies.
~ We consider it no trouble to show goods
Call and see that the above is no humbug
TREMS CASH.
Jackson, November S, 1856 Is IF.
yXTINDOW GLASS.-A large supply
w Just received b. 3. MoREYi
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23
DIR. M. S. CRAFT,

Tsaow athome prepared to umethepracticeof
Medicine aud Surgery
5iaco August, 1858, no has been abroad giving
Surgery his special attention, and for such
pfaf Ice, has supplied himself withthe best inatru-
M * and Apparatus in
Should persons at distance desire his attention
or adsice they canronsult ethcrin person or BY
letter, At this place.
0a- Office over Whiting & Kausler's.
NJ u. ISL. 23-tf.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23
Prodrce. Groceriee. &c. &c. ac.

Produce, Groceries, &C., &C., &c.
JUST RECEIVED
100 Barrels and Z, barrels Dexter Whiskey;
$50 Boxes and /, boxes Star and Sperm Candies :;
$50 Barrels Saint Louis Flour;
30 Bales India Baging;
80 Barrels Mess Pork $50 Kegs Nails
90 Casks Clear Sides $50 Boxes Tobacco
S Casks Sugar;
SO Sacks Rio and Java Coffee;
10 Tierce Duffield's Sugar Cured Hams
Casks Plain Hams and Shoulders;
10 Barrels Lard DOLL /;
90 Gases Russett's Brogans
5O>Cases Mems and Women's Shoes and Boots
~ Cases Hats, of every description
80 Bales Lowell Linseys and Jeans
10 Bales Striped and Checkcred Lowels.
80 Dozen Buckets, of every variety.
complete stock of Hardware Cutlery. &c
always on hand; a. vIRDEE e. co.
Jackson, April Goth, I657.--22-tf
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23

MEDICAT. GARD.
COPARTNERSHIP.

n G. RUSSELL. M. w. BOYD.
mrs. RUSSELL & BOYD having associ-
AF ated themselves, will practice medicine and
surgery together In all cases the services of both
can lA.iiad without additional charge. Each can
be fdisa.l at sais old office.
Jackson, January !, 1856.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23
G. w. FL. SMITH,
Attorn ey at Law,

WILL attend to any Land interest entrust-
ed to his care in the river counties, above Vicks-
burg, especially in selecting and locating, buy
ing and seiling lands in the Mississippi Valley.
u Address, Jackson, Mississippi.
OwlHdot, Miss, Aug. Is, 1856.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23
ECO. 8. YERGER. r. ANDERSON
YERGER g. ANDERSON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, JACKSON, MI,
WILL practice in the Federal and State
Courts in jackson, and in the Circuit and Probate
Courts of adjacent counties [sePt lily.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23
Tools of every Descrintion.

AXES, Broad, Hand and Chopping
HATCHETS, Smuggling and Lathing;
CRISELS. Fifmers and Mortice all sizes
AUGERS, Best c. S. and common d to % nch :;
BRACE. and Bits, bits extra
SAWS, Hand, Pannel, Compass, Meat, Brs Back
and Y Cut;
HAMMERS Carpenters, Trimmers Tack, Shoe
and Hand
FILES, Taper, and Mill Saw. Flat and round
Bastard
PLANES, Jointer, Fore Jack, Smooth Sash,
Pump and Moulding;
WRENCIIES, Monkey, Tube and Bed;
FLYERS. Cutting, Flat and Round nose;
The above goods as we'll as great many others
can be found at No. 3, Cheap Side, and at prices
reasonable. WHITING 4 kAUSLER.
oct eft
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23

The SENAToRsHIp--The Washington
correspondent of the New York Times
writes to that Journal
Advices from Louisiana indicate that
Senator Benjamin's chances of reelection are
diminishing, for the reason that the Democrats
of the western part of the State insist upon
having a Senator from among their own
number. This seems but fair, as the eastern
part of Louisiana is in the hands Of the
Americans, and the Democratic character of
the State is due entirely to the West.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23

A UNIFORM CURRENcY.-This is what
the people of the United States now are most in
need of. Let us have American industry duly
protected, and national and uniform currency
and all will be we'll
If there be one truth, above all others, well
settled in political economy, it is that if we
would have our nation happy and prosperous, it
will have to be furnished with sound, national
uniform currency. 1t is as essential as uniform
ity is in our standard of weights and measures.
Currency is the life-blood of the body polite
Its supply should be equal and uniform.
Every throb of the heart is felt to the utmost
extronnities. If the regular flow and pulsation
fail, languor and faintness follow. The politi-
cal empires have administered dose upon dose,
and tried experiment after experiment, until
the patient is PROSTATE and helpless, writhing
in agony and imploring for relief-Phita.
Nes1s.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23
Spring and summer Goods,
/, 1857.
A. VIRDEN & CO.,

AYlNO receiver Jnelr T600Ilb Dprin9
I'LL purchases, can now offer to their customers
aud buyers generally, the most desirable and At
tractive stock of goods that they ever exhibited
in this market. Their stock Of Dress Goods en-
brace all Of the novelties Of the season.
Elegant Tissue, Grenaden and Berage Bobes
Organdie, Jaconet and Muslin Robes;
Grape Oriental, new and beautiful article for
Ladies and Misses Dresses
Organdie, Jaconot and Linen Lawns, new designs;
Small Figured Muslins and Brilliants;
Swiss, Jaconet, Cambria and India Mulls;
Plaid and Striped Nainsook and Cambria Mus
lin, undressed
TarHons, real Swiss, and 9-4 French Muslin,
new articles
separate;
French Embroidered Sets, in Swiss and Jaconet
Embroidered L. G.. Handkerchefs, new styles
Hem-s stitched and Plain L. G. Handkerchief;
Satin Damask, Table Cloths, in pieces and Cloths;
Towelling, Napkins, Pillow Slip Linen, &c.
10-4, lid and 1874 Linen Shcctings
l0-4, Lad and 1874 Bleached and Unbleaehed
Sheetings;
Ladies, Children and Misses Shoes;
Gentlencn's Fine Boots and Shoes
Women's and Mems Brogans.
Jackson, April 29th, 1857 --22-tf
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23
Stationery.

| Stationery.
Blk Books, Letter, Cap,
Bill, Record, Fancy
Note, Lawyers Brief,
and Blotting Paper;
Ink-Blue, Black, Red,
and Indelible;
w afers-Common, and
Official;
Steel Pens, Pen Holders,
Gold Pens, with silver
cases; Lead Pencils,
Quills, Inkstands of
all sorts and sizes;
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23

III. d. SHALL. g. p. FoUTE.
SMALL d FOUTE,
ATTNRNE YS At LAW,
W tatpraoti0o IN the Courts OF Tunlca,
Coahoma beSoto and Pamela, Mississippi.
Feb IL, 1855.
Weekly flag of the Union. (Jackson, Miss.) 185?-18??, 1857-12-23

NEW supply of miscellaneous books this day
IN received
Nov. z, 81 b. MOREY.
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Is published every Friday morning at One
Dollar and Fifty Cents per annum, if paid
within six months from the time Of subscribing
or Two DOLLARS if not paid until the expira-
tion of the year. No paper discontinued until
all srrearages are paid, unless at the option Of
the editor.
1sa- ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously Inserted
at the rate of one dollar per square for the first
three insertions, and twenty-five cents for eve
~ subsequent insertion. Twelve lines to con-
stitute square. If the number Of insertions
be not marked upon them, they will be CONT
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A liberal deduction will be made to those who
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ns- OFFICE, in tho house on the southwest
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PASSERS BY.
BY lamar ANNE KERMoDE.

The old and young-the rich and poor
The sorrowful and the gay
Affluence clad in robe of pride,
And Poverty striving her tears to hide
Still passed my windowside by side,
And long gazed at the restless tide,
And marked its unequal way.
Happy children danced gayly along,
Shouting in joyful glee,
And beautiful maidens with brows so fair,
Shaded with bands OF waving hair,
Passed by, and merrily laughed at care;
Bright eyes and rosy health were there,
And hearts from sorrow free.
Laborers YEARLY Joined the crowd,
For the toll OF the day was DER,
And pauper's child with face so old
So wrinkled with want so pinched with cold
Whose appealing eyes did tale unfold
Begged aims in vain--for the love of gold
Makes the rich forget the poor.
gazed on the scene till the shades of night
Wrapped all things alike in gloom;
With the hurrying crowd ne pass each day,
Sometimes upon as bright sunbeams stray,
Throwing cheerful light, sending shadowsaway
Then should MOTIVE help the poor on their way
For we all travel on towards the tomb.
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peace; and therefore it was deemed ne
cessary to apply to the Executive for
military force, which was granted under
the representation of circumstances to
which we have already alluded. 1t
should be stated that the riot at the first
precinct of the Fourth Ward was far
more serious than elsewhere in Wash
ington.
The same parties who there drove
peaceable citizens from the polls pro-
ceeded at later hour and before the
arrival of the Marines at the City Hall,
to the neighborhood of the south pre-
cinct of the Second Ward. Pistols were
fired and stones thrown, from which the
police and citizens retreated. Alarm
and CONSERVATION were naturally pro-
duced by these riotous proceedings. At
the Seventh Ward polls, there was an
exhibition, in one respect, similar to that
in the Fourth Ward, namely: the pre-
venting of persons of foreign birth, but
naturalized citizens, from voting.
The Grand Jury consider it unneces.
sary to present longer statement of
facts. They have endeavored, as far as
the evidence and the nature of the oath
administered to them permitted, to dis
charge their duty impartially, and ire
spective of whatever individual opinions
may be expressed as to the manner in
which they have performed it.
The privileges of the citizen are too
dear to be infringed or destroyed by
rufiian force acting in disregard of all
law, and hence it becomes She duty of
good citizens to Indignantly 1" frown
down" any and every attempt to unjust
ly interfere with constitutional rights,
and to provide against the recurrence of
such wrongs as those which were perpe-
trated on the first Monday of june last.
Were such things to be continued, self
government would exist only in theory,
and a reproach be cast both upon the
city which bears the name Of Washing
ton and the institutions reared by patri-
otto ancestry for holy purposes and phi
lanthropic ends
In view of all the circumstances, we
declare our opinion that the police force,
as at present organized, is not adequate
for the purposes intended; and that the
law which created it should be amended
so as to enable the force to be Temporal
rily strengthened as occasion may de-
mand. GEORGE RIGGS, Foreman.
| WASHINGTON, July II, 1857.
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COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS
IL. LANGSTROTH'S
Patent Movable omb
58BS 5e{I " ~ s

iD rs sG 1A5 j Y lG IS
A FEW OF THE ADVANTAGES
IA this hive enjoys over all others will
be mentioned:
The Apiarian has the entire control
over all the comb; any or all of the
comb can be taken out at pleasure with
out injury to the comb or engaging the
bees in the least 1t gives the power of
inspecting all the operations of the bee,
and at all times ascertain their precise
situation 1t furnishes the greatest pos
sible security against the ravages of the
bee moth. 1t allows the surplus honey
to be taken at any time in the most con-
vcnient, beautiful and saleable FORMS
1t is swarming or a non-swarming
hive, at the pleasure of the owner.
1t enables the Apiarian to multiply
his stock at pleasure. Queenless stock
can be supplied with Queens without any
difficulty. By this system the Bees,
Comb and Honey can be removed from
ordinary hives into the Langstroth hive
without the danger of being stung even
once.
This hive has taken the HIGHEST PRE-
MUM at twenty fairs within the past two
years, and received the SILVER MEDAL at
the Mechanics Institute, Washington,
D. G.
TIE PRICE for the Hive and Right is
So larger Hives $12, the double-story
Hive $15.
ES- County and Township Rights
will be sold on reasonable terms. The
hives may be seen at my residence.
M. G. DOVE,
Rockville, Montgomery county,
june 5-tf Maryland.
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McCORMICK'S
REAPLNG AND Moving
MACHINE IMPROVED
FOR 1857.


TINE FARMERS of Montgomery county and
Il the District Of Columbia wishing to sup
ply themselves with this invaluable machine,
will please send in their orders EARLY they
will will thereby insure being supplied. Delay
may cause disappointment as the demand for
them this year will be GREATER than ever before.
1t is now an established fact, attested by
10000 Farmers using them in the U. States,
including 1875 in our oton Montgomery county,
that this machine, both as a Reaper Of Grain
and Mo1Cer Of GrGss--for its RAPIDTTY AND
ELEGANCE OF EXECUTION, great STRENGTH OF
BUILD, LGHTNEss OF DRAFT, and SIMPLICITY OF
CoNsTRUcT1oS-stands UNRIVALED.
This machine has been so well and so tho
roughly tried, and is known TO be so fully Ell
ciem and reliable, that it is now deemed alto
gether unnecessary to enter into any descrip
ton Of it, or name more of its special points
of merit.
Every machine sold by us viii have the per
sonal attention of J. T. HIGGNs, or some one
fully competent. and GUARANTEED TO GIVE Full
AND ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
They viii be delivered at any desired point
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, or on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, or in the District
of Columbia.
A FULL SUPPLY of the various parts Of
the Reaper, FOR REPAIRING, will be kept
constantly on hand at Poolesville; also, al
Mr. ADAM BEALL's, Laytonsville; and Mr.. j,
II. FIGGISs, Rockville.
lzs- Orders by mail promptly attend to.
JESSE T. HIGGINS Il BRO.
Sole.Agents for Montgomery county, Nd
and the District of Columbia; also, for the
counties Of Loudoun, Jefferson, Frederick,
Berkeley and Morgan, in Virginia.
mar 27-3m