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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17

Ras- user en suter Wilo batsn MIL oph, ,,n
Ser i:as.rsn sSbiihariti&tn Waucre, no. ~ Neainitrass ma se;s1
naun ussrJSrseEt msrstn wirS. BdtiOn fsrtisi 9iilser ar. bic
srrrapse. eraprr eoyie, Msianectypts, ganprypes. Sisir",rs NM
ane gbpiosraeeS = SFibsnieus, Gsper mn Mtiaupi3iftn nnS
erfennuas sfYiR nidt Ysriaasn. a">
siaen GSrGsr absenpMm n. ~ wv 'si'e'
Btiecr irsrtcn vn 34 Gts. an ansefsrtioi. Nbctooront;,r -.
81 an. SiiSer iesrcen bel &essu lpb 5pngsnIstin lnssi,rti,,
S.sl NntInn y a T|n's's''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17

WIltinlirns Sdrien.
Mttuen Nrrnrstr ue benz a~ccSrien YGttitum Die Iu;ei,e. bss
!b rieleu Scr puu9uuaS lartcu uesrnplt dei babe. uuo NTH beam
Ten rterce, ourt nufmertfamc Scecnuns Sieicn Waritu III tircm
bern ttludhien GrtciuneSpiae iu NADER. ,furtm ih ROT tc Sscr
'td,,ruua atbr, naP th nur bic beicu Seciitu une tjti dtr iubrt
aace tn Jiusicttp 81 rirrcm 8,isGe irsuuci dit tn.
simon StciuIein
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Srtea peI SdiT S&iiier ria srensn erbalhn:
5000 @fr. y tmttraer .~3retlpsn,
lJti0 pfo, rtnha.
NutSi &C
9cSsrr'rtduftr erbaiien etlcr sut;n Raear, gn> wersea ii isL-
sen gut lsun, tescr Il feaft etntaEic n,aSen, Il ie sNalr,a .utrif
%tpnae e, S'a, !. .Suit 1889. Spbn Serbia.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
Deutide 6ttammr.

Oeutihe bttdmmr.
NrS. 8. Staupc. los Brraritr. ,milhcn Der
8. uup Z. Giraffe,
N ,dt cen ecur1eu fraueH Sidnicnce ole erscsrnfc auciac, eaE
IL IN Z turNlauS ale 5tbamme iurttTr uMc alf Ger lniptrNtdi
Al Yt,p,ia ihr Grarcn brnancra pai, wryrtcr it bic bciiea .icuanii,e
scrlrata tanu. weSba!s tic lid bel rcrlpmmenecn Wtlcatubciicn be-
trus empTcb!t. ,iuslrih matht cieiclsc ,breu tSonncrinmtn sic Nm
s:tc, RAP lie eps 5mpien Der anecr. 1iuescicecu II. /. n. better
ki,rli unr rrrdIttacn &ufrlaeu ~ltnfuiunc nj ltemimt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
s.. ". Strecfcr.

-. ". &trecfcr.
arctbstsr. 2ruatf, 3mpcrtcr prn csut.
hen 9brmteaLifn II, T. N. Mr.. 3 Niaim<St.,
geaenutsr ecm a!su @farfts.
Gs> &eeopts nsresn nit Der er5ften SsrsiaIt une GJenau,
ietei eercttri, lpGrie nemtfhe Nrapa rdte une q M [ pfc n
MT aHrsrner gunfitffrt hsirret anpfaufIeuts usasn ee
IetD3aut9e Wager antrifantittr, ecutate uno ~fransrTfher - iiefe
lrtner = arsneter. SanevsAriaslu. T. 10. in better &ueiraht itipii
IN ausenh6ein nthnrr, peidts &rfel ann 3tci. febft ,u n;eerio,-
ron. ale cen nprhliden 9reith atStlahen wcreen. @eci,tnfa-
y en- rresesn III ben bilisfen Seeinsunsen wieesrum nit nruem
Srrratte aussshauct.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
Sefauutnnacbmuaem
- ut5ebc 9g uuthefe

Gnr Cen mir ron rentn tnissn yauesltuten 70 sitlit ae-
'0entteu Siurrudt ecr1ltr canf,ne. empeslc it MID aut .ftrrerbin
etItm aeattatsn SSrtipcasn, incen, it III aletnr 3eit am Rtnn,-
atE eittas, zap tn nesif 'rii5es Trraurn nnp N, enauentsn, chen
trbteit: Yaaua-i. Sr len, feipe unc srpte @trfe. Saar, GSries.
mtbi, Sarersruee. cerihieeen Sprten Mueln, bcitlbs Gibprtsn,
I untr aruutIr~Siie, Gcrepiaec. Ipaeaysni, Sdlatpl in arcsen uro
ttisen uialher. S,mmf, sanirn uno selrrfucn, nsbh attn dueerH
Mewrr;en. S6raTnms 9a: frnnrr;eu, Sttftn Ii. &c. wtIte @r,ittl
th ~ een mrs!mtff b,lisfsH 9reiita telcne cnipfsbIs.
af4F :. 6. 9ifhtr, dot.
200 Scrcs 9anblse. SaIrn. 5psrnt uae aesmantipt,
15u 9,Srts Srap. 9tad. 9rcwn uns @encr,
SO Scrre slsr @erf GpidtN 6betit,
IS 3eiree &ioe,
400 sirppnte une 9udetis,
200 GrrB Mnrrtrb pipes,
2o @rpa Dpathes
800, uoo eiearren, SsrfGietene rante, Ices,n ,rtal.en unt I'M
"ertanf bel gm. saaItaee u. Ssbn.
20 Sarrsis Baltimore gidles, freben srbaieu unb ,u baksn &,
I'm @altaee u. Spbn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
N. A. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public

tNettanmalt mne rfsntiihcr 9ictar.l
.nrfetlt lid mr Estsrnarme aarr @etisasGhdftc am alien a..
:id'isn in ub tr lie Staet Ritmcnp, Gbcttriclh mn Sour,er
Aerntn. AtItet: Gde Der IL. unp 9iansIraEc, 0pSbin's SeG
""' ""'''"V' }" 1855
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
United States
&DNcrbicrs SulDsa.

Wstuen 6rsunoeu mn Dem csutitbsn 0ntlifum bic
%rrrHstcne Nn'rise, rap it rc Nirthibait rss unitcp
Stdtes ortrls, 9de Der l9ten unp Mainifrase. ihYr.
ncminsn bats, unp pab GO mtG ireucn miro, redt ,it
meius %acrbrtsn @aite init ben tcitcu Gririibuaaen be.
picnrR gu srnren.
es Sotn On M enbGuI
1000 vts. Small Srcane @aecn, 10 lierces Iuprrirr
9anpos MentIdo cams. unh 5 2icrese er cams, nebf yi,I,n
anperen Nri'ttln erhTien 'pebeu s4E. gSauaec G5bne
2o,oOo stS. Arpp'S pr8 Neunb Sanity Bacon, ia
baten bel Nm. Na(ace @6hns.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17

II stIs. Graft:o. psmssree. vraautasO, wrouur unp yat
0ut ecsf 9uder. li4l mtattE-.
az tpls. 6 psurru Il uno g &a6e 3uder.
az bills. prime ntw errp Mem Sricaas Sufsr.
. 20 kpcc. mtctum 10 prime .r
$50 tbis. prime rem srsp Rem Srlsaus 9tplahts. .'
lbs ittroS
ytU bsis. typlstn unS 9iad Ssrus.
5 y tseS. Rustcraer &ciaMts.
o o 5blS. une ffrTceS 5aorR panS.
.yJ BIS. gasrp Stees unp SsoulctrS
2sp tsie. uEe rsrus varc iprtnt lsat).
sau ~iau35ehern yeaf Earo.
ID tsfs. Cur uuo ,yrcE 1trfasS-
$50 t9res Ntdaaatiue mo iadcp @entics.
sun ecrce Slad, $rcru une 5s.cp Spal"
ISL ttsrcts Rice.
80 be,s. Cream 1It.
sea tbls. pur, Giecr Eintsd.
90 sores Gnslup DARN 9bet,. 80
o7 bsis. Giurinndii nae 4eeffsc Isisfer, Hum, Gin, 3rartr
ecrriai. psrt~ uao Maerta %1ciu.
$50 bbis. paye S3,rsinia Mountain lSbisfep.
To- tsrccs ytnccu pprttr
i.o tas;sis G5aErdsucr.
AS base tasairu, Noda, Rsraeeisr. Nir ane 3aya Coffee
i'". goo priaeirs, 2asana unt anecre &isdrrea.
10 btlS. Otter.
=, ttie. yidks.
35o balls. 6an.irs Grtra. Surrhnt. Nins II. t Nisctiuss Hlrur
g. ,us5 Sinse, Nee 1cres, SSracpiua Swine.
bcrlrpina Yarsr, Seiisr nab ,Srrlcap paycr, 8dm 0inIcr, &C.
Etabttneu sWc Grain Yepr,r. gu,ctto 3reae unb |SaihnS Spca
Had. sreea un l3uarrwcer Ibtt. S;irtc, Iattce agcr Scrier,
s,rccIs, Sadrttv, Slrtbes' Sns, Yieifen, @iifrnfapit, Asud.
mo Sanidhat. Jta Stac, TutmseS, Wauar.ni. &crmiccIi, Shr;
IiLttnI, Sruitte. Ycln Npretre. uno dhc iruittNcu T,tisd, sr
III ttner Vtcesr. ue durnubine Giaeitnensut sthauru werrfn.
sum Ssrtaut aIBsri ttuts scsen saar re, w
Wm. @alIdc Sftnc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17

Snp. :. 3tlIru,
Smprrtelrc uue 6Incltr son
Srans:cs, sSine. WinS, Hums unp 9ShpSfis. 1'
aabatc m,p Gtsarreu,
Nr. ia Gar.irafc, &ihmpnb. ga.
Sa mcineal Sirre une Srnetc I>artbcus babc i'd ssocrn6rti.
ttigtnet Irirtti. Se tb metncn SrutkNcn Nuaotn brjIcnS rmpirhS
en- tam: Grsnac. Mcde,le uRp Sdt-ae 8ranelrs. hcnInoi
,hen Win, ldma.rd Sum. Septib m. Suib SSbiNfcp.
4o @tis. Yenui. uno Sb y g9bH.,,,
so Go grarer. GMn une Sweet aS0a,
20 10 Sio &rpls @ranep.
IL! % atr iirirn I9c SSbiSfes (rrn IL Sahre sIl.
lou Go Grclirr Spt 9HblSfeY (fUr ,pclnc., i'd aI,in;, .r
Nlenl bin),
80 1pr't GHpmpaan r, prryi9ijGc @prtcn.
Glorct, Sartrrne mir EeietSheinrr eQeinc. Surac,r anr,,rI
Ilt; dcbie S0rinI Gildrreu.
nantene fIv ns mir iehtcr ~aeitttnft 3ltrarer. er6c if crrd,
punttiiNt @uSt"Nruns autr @aftid3e ranclSe aIGt ~isrnerhin MI
W e!na'HH. icbn s. Mellon.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
g. H. GRAVES.

Seust uur Stlu 9Iiuirr unn G'iaier,
Z. SnaEc, ;p,Nhrn 9'rpah~ uR2 Grace,
hirmCTc, Sd.
sne in sitit notwithstanding: tinih,asnsc Ar>rit'n, i.vic aud
SSraturna, Narti!6 unb @tru rrn Stu:cn i, ~ rctn jfncu
tuisi LAD stidmadvrd au' sciubrt. lin ;aS.,itr Aui yise tiuei
y. &. WrdrtS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
y. 81. Npiun,cl,

Nufeplrsrcr unc Sdps3iercr,
Nr. 204 Sroatitrdes, ,ri,hcu Ger 4tsp une Stem.
entplteplt le Gem e,u,itcn putlifum ;ur Nnfcrtiauna aler in Iein
Ntl!patt etai1riaNcneer Srteiter, ale: GuirpIitern nsicr une alter
Nfrefl. aifrtrttaria rcn Mfdirascn lGer @rt, Sayeiertr en aim.
n'srn. Il. weldberl 3ntt 10 Gin iebr ibcncS Giirrtim nj ) ap,trn
-rrrotut9 babe. Vile Srrttn 9r couy unc senciariltt 9slinss ppr.
ratbi9 uo III tiuiscm greie III batcn lei 6. q. HpmmeI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
Nentidse Vrnei,fc!


Satch uuccrShe msr,
Nc. 4 MaintrNfr. nahc am Nittn 0tarft,
e'laIht III Dem ecutIcn pgttiiuT. narcn,lih NauSimgca, bic
AnNisc III adntn. rs r eu yaacr aner ecsiittn ;S,it nc hlit,
as: Jneihhsi, 9,o9rrte &uihsn. Grsicu, Stmtn, dnt y ten Sur
ttntrud,s. saIinoiNe pcrun9. SitrcGTre EEe rimturstr Nd,c.
x 1ree'cr. SdrcitS, &c riGe "tttip,n. ect!ihr }@cinc, ci 'acmadi.
Nrtrhtt, ode Nrten Sdantcs. Gisarrcn it n. mtht NrIiiel c,ricibe
~btuisIcsa 9,ent rrtaut.
N>a- yin Rutss tSilS ylatrsic- unS icunist Gri. ituuatn iiut
esieib uisihtAaS III neer 3tit III blsrn. nm lartt IL hisiScal
ssiutt tc ireEhit tA Sdrpb Wuab rShtimcr.
a'sriIiercue s@daren erhieit iretcu yer T0mrEbiT
unr YNfcthrct @m. -. { picr, ais:
Gh 0tlS. Tn lipe UNI Common e&tisfey.
100 - @rcrA WranrY. Wiu uap 9l.n.
lm . Malaaa ume 9ortmriu.
ID Sores Tuud uue vaper Naiiins.
1W 8p Carbonate Srrd.
lM Gdeies Ouuppipctr IRA.
10 hattc Ssres 8tad Sed.
lOU WrcB Isiearaph. 3runn a0ceo mno Sbanaba
Mathrs.
2D0 Sores Haper uur Grlsdtfs tarh.
@rtatSes. Snirns. Gccfiit, S.ih, Salt, Sh,.., Gut
ter. Ghseje. varr, &aeru. Spiees. Yaper. luts,
@itasIrs. Cigars. GrrtaAs. SIadiug. 6lour &c. &C.
9us risie s2aartn Ino iriih uur BON SETTER Qua
I,ilt Inc ~ocrfsuit ~rislsltsn gu rcn ~tiG,aitcu Yreijen
sS M. y. 5pler,
Wtoiciale @rreer. YrrpiTet unb
yiaucr Dealer.
Is. StraEc. ,uiiheu Say, 10, mhiu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17

&afes, Snad- Saus unp 0assrtier-G alcn.
Meinen 0reunr.n fpipie eeu scfammten putiifum bic csesene
Gnirtar, nae ib ami Suft : 9 Hcuen Narttee. netsn Sttabs so.
lei, GIN neues Snaf~ pane eineeri6itt babe. mpicitl netsn ionhi-
ssn Gririitunser ite Gin autss gtas St,ser Ides ,prtis Faaer.
yieT gu BADEN III. @tcm rebt iatlrctdtn @ciuG febt f~rsunpltblf
tntstjsn Srtn Marrbauien, &at.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
@ittelm Sell Sans"
urn

Nuamf Shae,
Ne. l6l Grpab smiihsu Der 6. uns 7. @rraEe,
(ecm Sbeatcr eeaeRnter)
Gs- Dubrt Gets euiee 4ascr6ier, peutIde une f~ron,oGfdb
Setne, grdnep's. &c. Das Saus in ethbfnafppa tiaaerittst
uuo wereen bic 0dite auf eas anfutsrfiamil, bteisut.
W,iudt
pire Gin PARTNER nit ciu.m CAPITAL prn $4,000, nm in 4tbmpnb
fn 5atruattrn ron 5piter's pafentirie building S!rds pcr funi;>
hhtn Grant 81 ceainnen. Iuite UtihdfI III idpr an arrtrn Sr-
tn III Srera!irn une ,rt!t 9rpFc ], reenie Oh. ejtuusene, Nef.reu-
msreei, 9t9sttn uni strlanSt. Wcsta reitersn Girsclteutn az
erelfre man an 81. 6. gSbite.
prrtamcutb, ga,
Tplt.bft Gin ans bicita Waierial aufls futrtco C5rtduee
III Mu. cnihtta eencatmtn ircretn tanr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
Observation-Disclosures.
@:'ssim asttier "a. 6
AZ Maiu,reet. os

sn,rHebli isinsnCf.0 in aaen Sert,n d. une saafcrfaresn, Viust'
N.fhtisn n. = NJ. stsnie 5cnitcrStas N netr tStcft unc CRalti'
tur sanirialer uas eiettatsr rpa @Iitrsi une3 siansu zinc a,ct,
Trsuabi st tsaen lRaferialisu. isis 20" Anf@
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
(ebartrtS raTtb eis Wtieesetuns ypn SSirainisg.)
(Ss1se;f.1(.

2cpriiEn werern in oisirr gaut cn,leaen aerrmu,u -, {, -,
rno autrotts, ue msrtrn cieiebsn III 6 pGt rer 1abr .r;inil
n'nn nc rur q a9rnais orer iansr in reitr Sanf YcrSItib,n csrr en-
tariTe Y'ricstn wersen D rGt. tercdsnct. o"
S1s san;e SiUd edrtai barter FIR ee gcrr7t;u.
9tpciisn msrren anarnrmnsn unp Guiruud.y, n,ribsr - :
lteAt eurt enn ealrrer Z. u. Starte in Gem Sters rrS Sryrn
Spenee, Gds Ter Upstrnor uu, Mamirdst. TiItn,nrn ",
Sdmuel =. GrttrelI, Vrlneent.
- -. Sl3It, S1INFfr. Y. " dltkalI. Gfrctir
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
Ocean padst- unp Sch Beisroerunas , 6 Ommill

w. Sfnmtef u. SO.
JHeaio>' Y en- miiitrns>. Srehtttcns, uuh
Weaiei. @efSdft.
Vritft ne gaftte. Ieetrc tie III 50 9iuuhts,miht r,rs,r
nit ieeem ven bier a~tasstucsu Ysiteamrftr aab iraens sin,mS11,@
car 2Rsit (%seruaalif Gsutfhlano unc bic StmeiJ fraafirt bic
iIr &e'tin,uittHS oeeI isstNreiit, premst unS nit Der sresteu Slider,
btt trptbirt, aeaen dSaIlntie uue Sfteiu.
We&fcl ab anwriiunaen, in BEN 5auplSecr SEP
9euiitiane idslbdr, mo III Den nteoristenGo fourteen in Dem obia,n
Nurrau III baStn.
@eleaassablunssn an irsene cine aersfe in 0eutfb-
ieno, frti ins Saub s.iietsrt, eesen Oulnuns.- YaIaa 8iasts
IEo ReiseplNs.
re- 1ar Nidbmens dnS ~llnisssene sasen mir 5rn. o. Saffel
Huiers Maentur uberiraasn. IS. S6mibt II. Sr
Did auf Sbis,s 5e;ichenh, bittct UNI Ole aentiaitn9 III i.rSar mi
er ftreunee unp eaHbsteuts y. ga lei
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17

MrS. Eeinldua,
(frlter NPrS. I'll it,
beuilte Strumnne,
{ laust lib itrrn 8unbcn mo Gem eeiammten NutI;frm eie 9n;ciac
~ MADDEN. eiB lie tere %titberiae ssrbnuus an @mibauitrafc rer-
a1tn bat nab in ibrrr u,ueu J1rbnuna an Orr eitrapc. ,rriLtcu
Ger l. une , (frrbr Srndct'S 6rtcl), i'll iinccu III, mcltitlt ir
fere:s'cr GrfirdQ,n cntle9rni,bt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17

49, Gdrtea<yettuiGa in Nutdbcrtrrrn. $50
1tr ttrtrmttne,e ,slautt IT'D is n n 5rcanben une eun &C ANN
ten yuiiLu:h bic gn.etle III MADDEN Dug or am guee psn Su,str.
trfrn cine Vaitsi< S~Siribina't crrnust BAT, no Grf ihbanasn itse
9r uas btittr Sua. hat. tnshccHctre aRn Gin @1s e&en ielbl
,mrsr' trien Rsetnipiin tecn Id rr 4cupus ~ $50 atlade) 81
sdcen Ihe. IN tisGHelttcm VciuG laeet Gin Spbn @Pnllrr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
Millinery! Millinery!

Wacame Son
ertdtt mi. icrsm Steamsr oou Mem Ncrf bic ncuIten
in fas Eup9rifhaft einIblaaeune ArtifrI, ais Srrurts,
&rrTrues &c, Die nc I'm WrcEsn unr 1iciusn biutslt
~re;fauft. Madame Ssu.
% %'ainlrhis. rtm ct. Gbarlss 6ptel
leaenIbcr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
Qedtcr RhtinmtinI

f+~ UfOIcV VpftnWttu
Fem nett '~rin'erseh Trtlttam -ei;n,. titraii, our Safriai, soR
lefetn stRe Sencual Neutrality-suspicious. r aeinrcia srhal!eu tatt.
eell,sn e'uts it sara, uua iaHai une rsa he ;uis 81 Serr e5alpne
certaufe. &c .Ipbr MuIIrr ~
l3.3t asuttcrt rpm.
Sss- 9Stc mau aas ;cH beilsn fatu.
lie 5aaienes. wsids an Rhsunatrsar ae, %earalsta, mrrofen
Nnsf- Weitdbies. Sedcn-, Giisosr. unc AgecnitmSrstn' lticsn,
ne eta austnhtdi'Se ttEeerur9 une sln;iibc Atbalfe, nsnn it
pirt9eptnee SGie-&t scbtaudcn. Disie grlparo.
;ipa e,nss Shem;ier bf ltd ale eae tehe pettmfieI fur Sbntersen
n cen 6nctcn. Nustciu. Nerren me S,tneu bcwdprt. St.iu@t
inc 6iaitf une Enre Seuune. p.sis IL, IS uup 80 3fs. Ser
auft miro eaIcite lei
&. s2asntr. q. S6bsftr une allen 1russnt.s
6.tJ IN artnicnr. Yprfplf unc @~esresura.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17

O. h. CHALkIEY.
Sanrlsr potN Vcrsr uae Snae.5insinas, Snpprteur
%" frani5iihsm &alblreer,
IL. Ctr, ,miitrn Mfain II. @ary, ~3titbmpnS. Wa
9eati6 Il SGhubnatc,n mirp his ~p,uilauoiaf sIrp.f RITZ p,,,,
son seeer aasr aft bsltsne e%mpfpbIsn. Sisntbsn Rnbsn ealeltd IN.
5!etN auee III ihrem Sfthaft nptbiae lSertieua, ole i. a. Stnoiaas
etntsn 10. al: Sarta llpper8 u. /. 10 DuJ ron SaltIrrr MN
ShOe npern geo aupt merEense Gepsr 1T e!sidnfaus pccra:bia.
oerfeaTf. - -AF
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-24

WHERE ARE You GOING An anecdote
Is told of Finney, the revivaist, and boat
man, to the following effect
H. was holding forth in Rochester, and
walking along the canal one day, he came
across a boatmau who was sweating furious
Iy Marching up, he confronted him, and
rather abru otly asked.
"Sir, do you know where you are going?'
The unsuspecting navigator innocently re,
piled, that he was gong up the canal on the
boat Jenny Sands,
"No, sir you are not" said Finuey
'You are going to hell faster than cana
boat can carry you"
The boatman looked at him with aston
ishment, for a moment, and returned the
question
"Sir, do you know where you are going"
81 expect to go to heaven"
"No, sirl yOu are going right into tn,
canal"
And suiting the action to the word, b
pouneed upon poor Finney, and tossed hin
into the murky waters, where he woulC
have drowned had not the boatmau relenteC
and fshed him out,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-24

KITCHEN Observation-Disclosures to be
washed-meat to be put to soOk-lamps to
to scour-furniture to be dus,
to be polished-front entry to be
washed-beds to be made-apples to be par
ed-four to sift shirts to be ironed-dish.
es to be Washed-beets to bo cleaned-car.
pets to be swept-fres to be tended din
ner to get-pig to be fed-pudding to be
made--a run to the store-front door to tend
--children to be waited on--baby's frock tc
be misunderstanding to be darned button,
to be sewed on the shirts-skrts to be done
up--tea to get-grddle cakes--doughnuts
custards, ginger bread, preserves-dis hes to
clear away-company--meetings--bedt time
What merchant, politician or president has a
longer list of daily avocations than the good
housewife and yet how little are they con
sidered. The hard and constant fatigue oI
the mother should elicit deep sympathy
and more strenuous effort to tighten hel
burdens.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-24
s=s +s.ss=ss NJ ANSI0N H0 USE, hRseAa hssssea
l9slag YAZOO CITY, MISS. EAf

THE subscriber informs the public that he has
L become the proprietor of the MANSION
HOUSE, in Yazoo City, and that it is now open
under his immediate superintendance for the
and accommodation of travellers, Wis
itors and boatders. The building has been
overhauled, cleansed and repaired from cellar to
garrett and the chambers thoroughly aired, scour-
ed, reftted and refulnished. The facilities for
at this house have been greatly
increased by the recent erection of wing to
the main building, in which are ten large and
spacious Sleeping Apartments.
The DINING ROOM and TABLE will receive
the particular care and attention Of the Pro-
pfietor.
None but the most competent, Obedient and
careful Servants will be employed. m
The Table will be furnished with every sub
stantia1 and delcacy that can be obtained, and
no effort nor expense spared to render guests
comfortable and cohtented.
vses ! sa VIM. wYMAN, Proprietor.
Yasco City, October is, 1853. II n,.w
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-24
THE "GRISIS" IN THE UNITED STATES.

THE "CRISIS" IN THE UNITED STATES.
The boastfzl Republic; so much vaunted
by vainglorious Yankees, seems on the
brink of a precipice, from which retreat will
be disgrace and advance destruction. The
very wisest of the American Statesmen
Bonner, the Smith Brothers, Aaron Burr and
others-are wrangling in the House Of Par
lament in the Columbia District, over q
little volume called the 'Impending Crisis, !"
written by an Octoroon named Hefer, in
which the author proves that, unrs the
States south of the State of New Orleans
agree to abolish negro slavery, the North
will supply them with no more shoe pegs
and utter financial ruin will be the c1nse.
quence. The members of Parliament who
quarrel over this singular book betray all
the American characteristics IN their savage
abuse of each other, and sometimes they even
come 10 blows. The Hon Charles Sumner.
one of their number, was recently fired upon
by man named Hooks, and just before the
Asia sailed, it was reported that member
named Askins was detected in the act of
throwing away heavy rife, which be had
previously managed to carry in pocket
made expressly for it.
Though we have no particular faith in the
stability of what the Americans call their
Republican Institutions" we are sorry to
see our cousins working their own ruin with
the edge sword of political incompatibility.
AS free-born Englishmen, we are bound to
sympathise with the so called 'Abolitionists'
of the Northern States of Georgia, Nashville,
Harper's Virginia, etc., in their efforts TO
free the negroes from bondage. Some of
the greatest men now living in America are
blacks-the famous james Brown was a
negro, therefore the Governor Of Harper S
Ferry hung him. Horace Greeley, the
famous journalist, is negro Their great
sensation preacher, Henry Wood Beecher,
is said to be c quadroon. Yet despite such
evidences of the Africans natural equality
with the whites in intellect as we'll as in
every thing else, the Southern members ol
Parliament, led on by MIR. Sippi, are
threatened to dissolve the American Union
if they are not allowed to hold their slave:
in New York.
There can be but one termination of thi;
state of things in America. Civil war mus
eventually break out among such discoT daut
elements, and then the Union will cease tC
be forever.-English paper.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-24
,TY, MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH a. 1860

rived at Plymouth TO be decked and reftted.
The captain, avaiing himself OF the leisure,
was going to be married, and the news was
communicated by his servant to the cook,
who soon circulated it on the birth-deck
among the men, who cursed him and all of
his kin.
His servant came on board the hulk where
lhe men were lodged, the evening when the
captain was to be married Crazy Joe (the
name the boy was known By met him at
the gangway, and asked nteIligently if the
captain was to be married that evening and
whereF The servant gave him the intorma-
ton he desired. aud went about his business
That night, while the captain was un-
dressing, he was seized by the throat and
dragged to the bridal bed.
" Look, fair lady, on me" said Crazy Joe
but DO not scream, or will kill you. Look
on me. | hold within my grasp devil,
who delights in cruelty--a merciless fsDd
who has scourged the backs of hundreds
of brave men--a rufian who has robbed
me of my reason; l hold him within the
grasp of death, at the very moment his
black soul thought itself within the reach of
bliss. Monster, look upon your lady think
moment of the heaven of earthly JOY almost
within your reach--then think of me, poor
Crazy Joe, and of the he'll to which l send
you Die, wretch, die "
When the alarm was given, the strangled
body of the captain was found lying along,
side of the bridal bed but the maniac who
killed him was never recognized afterwards.
He belonged to Cornwall, and probably found
shelter from pursuit in the mines, until the
excitement passed away.
The lady stated At the time and many
years afterwards, that the attack of the
maniac was so sudden and silent that she
knew nothing of it until the curtains were
pushed aside and she felt the pressure of the
captains body bent over the edge of the
bed. Joe held his victim around the neck
with the right hand and turned him from
side to side as easily as if he had been a
child, while the forefnger and thumb of the
left hand grasped her own throat, ready to
extinguish her life if she attempted to raise
an alarm.
His face was pale and death like, his eyes
started, bit were moionless, and every word
be uttered seemed to issue from the very
depths of his soul. The captains looks
were terrible beyond description; death left
he impress of terocity upon his darkened
features. How the maniac entered or left
the room, she never knew his departure
was as noiseIess as his entrance. So par
azed was she with fear, that an hour elapsed
before she could muster courage to call fol
help, but she thanked God, when the cap
tain's ctuel character became generally know
ashore, that she had been rescued from bis
alliance
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-24

FIGHTING THE TIGER IN WASHINGTON. -
The Washington correspondent Of the Chi
cago Tribune, writes: ''The blacklegs are
reaping rich harvest since the members
have drawn their pay. They have cleaned
out several already of every dollar received
from the Treasury. Night before last mem.
Der from Western State visited one of the
fashionable bells. Before morning he was
stripped of 81, 300, being the entire salary
and mileage due him, which he had drawn
the same day, He was carried home to.
wards daylight in a state oblivious Of intox.
icatiOn, In other words, dead drunk and
clean pluckedj" rvr