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reports, and the consideration of private
bills.
MI Evans, from the committee On nance
reported, with an amendment, House bill
authoFising the ro-issue Of Treasury Notes,
and for other purposes.
Mr Archer, from the committee on For
eign Relations, reported House bill, without
amendment, providing means for future In
teTcourse with the Government Of China.
On motion Of Mr Archer, the Senate pro-
ceeded to the consideration Of Executive
business.
In the House, after great many reports
from committees being made, and some bills
passed, the House passed 70 the considera-
ton OF the General Appropriation Bill, and
the proposed amendments thereto.
The amendments made in Committee 81
the Whole on the State Of the Union were
concuFred IN en- HlGssesexcept such Of them
as are hereinafter designated, and which
were reserved for a sepeTate vote.
The amendment appropriating 5000 dol
lars for compensation of commissioner "a
the Sandwich Islands, was concurred in.
yeas IS, nays 80.
On concurTing in the amendment propos.
ed BY Mr Underwood, appropria,ing SIS 900
for the purpose Of ascertaining the progress
and condition Of the mode Of communica.
ton across the Istbmus of Panama, &c
Tellers were ordered, and the vote stood
ayes %, noes 100. So the amendment was
rejected.
On concurring in the amendment of MI
Bolts, providing ''that no part Of the apprO.
priatiOns hereby made for foreign missions
shall be applied 10 the payment Of the sala
~ or outfit Of any Minister, Charge des Af
: "aa;;;S or other FOREIGN representative whC
may be appointed to any post now vacant
or at which a vacancy may exist during Ii,
present session, unless such appointment
shall be made by and with the advice ant
consent of the Senate"-
Mr. Mcclellan, of New York, demande,
the yeas aud nays, which were ordered; an,
beng taken, wsre; yess 66, nays lOI.
So the amendment WAS not concurred in
The bill, as amended, was then ordeSe
70 third reading, and was read a third tim
and passed.
The House, at late hour, adjourned.
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The following apophthegms, or remarka.
BILE saylngs, are taken from Lady Bulwer's
late work, Blanca Cappelo''s--
"Frisnds for the most part are nothing
moro than licensed backbiters and detractors,
and By no means given to parlialisy.p
ssAmong tie many heavy and CALLING
taxes and imposts Of guilt, there is none like
the nervous fever Of constant concealmant,
and It's accompanying fear Of detection"
"Words are but whirlwinds that scatter
resolution: deeds are the weapons where.
with TO meet injuries"
"When we fselthat we have said or done
silly thing, We are apt to exaggsrats ths
quantum of absurdity attributed to US By
others and feel more self-eontemPt, than in
all probability, they have taken the trouble
to bestOw upon u.s."
"Despite ourselves, external pleasure al
ways exer,s her power over us"
"Moonlight and the delicate air Of mid
summers night, are only fitting food fol
lovers. and .nightingales."
"There is no sphere Of ifeso low but there
may be found those still lower. poorer. ant
meansr, TO act az toadies or value received
"The bloom of delicacy on a womanr
mind is like the impalPable down on but
terAy's wing, which once rudely brushed
of, never returns"
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Reiectlons BY the senate.


The Washington correspondent of the
Charleston Is. c. Courier writes that Con-
gress adjourned on the 4,h instant, amid
much confusion and disorder. Nearly al
The nominations that were. looked upon as
being prominent ones, were rejected BY the
Senate, thus clearly proving 10 the dis-satis-
faction Of Mr.. Tyler ".hat there IS another
'6xed constitutional fact, besides the veto
power"
Mr.. Archer and Mr.. Benton having COM
bined against the nomination Of Mr.. Wise,
as Minister TO France. it was rejected by a
large majority. The rejection Of DIR. " Sc,
was wholly unexpected 70 him, he having
made preparations for the mission.
Tho nomination or DR.. Cushing a. Secre.
iary Of tho Treasury, was rejected though
not quite BY 50 large . majority. After both
these gentlemen had again been nominated
at half past twelve inthe morning, they wers
again both rejected.
The nomination Of Mr.. Spencer as Secre.
tary Of the Treasury, was alsoreiected.
Mr.. J. n. Barbour. fret Comptroller Of the
Treasury. was then nominated IS Secretary
Of the Treasury. This nomination was ike.
wise rejected.
The President had signed the Bin fepeAl.
ing the Bankrupt Law. The Senate was ia
session q three o'clock IN the morning.
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~ connection With ibis subisci, Il may not
b cut q place, g augsss. the proprisiy and
utility Of ea,abIiahlng As Agricultural Society
in .his county. We know Of nothing that
would afford us more qualification than our
being enabled q wi,ness ihe first step to-
wards Che establishment Of annual Fairs @
Be held in this town. BY body Of planters
associated together under the apPsllatiOn OF
the Yazoo County Agricultural Society.
OF the arrangements entered into BY the
Ladies' for their approaching Fair, We know
no more than what we have stated above,
and even that little knowledge Of what il 70
be, We obtained by close questioning and
coaxhg.--For complete knowledge Of what
remains untold, enter the Hall when the
doors are thrown open.
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steamboat YazoO.

When this boat came into the Yazoo trade
il was the intention of Captain Mosby to
continue her as a regular weekly packet to
New Orleans the remainder Of the boating
season. This arrangement did not succeed
for the want of a sufficient patronage OF
Capt. M. on the part o. shippers Of cotton
here. The Yazoo now depends upon re-
ceiving the principal portion of her freight
at landings above, and consequently our Cit
lzens are deprived Of all ad antages to be de-
rived from an Orleans weekly packet. We
trust the merchants and others Of our city
will take this subject into consideration; and
upon reflection they certainly will acknow.
ledge that no commander on the river is
more worthy Of patronage than D. NJ. Nos
BY, aud act accordingly.
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Prinlers' Convention.

Several Of our contemporaries have coinci-
ded with the suggestion Of the Dollar Demo
crat.' that Convention Of Printers meet at
some early day, with view Of adopting a
fixed scale Of prices for advertising, and to
stake such other measures, as may be deemed
proper, TO vindicate the rights and respecta-
biIity Of the fraternity The Natchez Cou-
rier suggests 'that the convention meet al
TicksblTg, on the 1sl Wednesday in .Nay
ners.' This suggestion. has our full appro-
val. Fhnters can regulate the price Of their
labor wiikout any interference on the part
Of State officer.
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~ Ol@4M
o. After our newspaper form had been
made up and was ready for the press, lady
landed us The following
ADVERTIs EMENT.
LADIES AND GzErLEhTrr-we send
Our kindly greeting,-will YOU lend
a patient ear, while we rehearse
Our purpose, IN the simplest verse.
The YAzoo CRY Ladies would ESSAY
To hold. on the coming TUESDAY.
A "FAlR, '-or, IL that term offend.
A "PUBLIc SALE, will you attend?
LADIEs-our wares, come, and behold.
For here the half canno. be told.
For you, with many patient stitch.
We've wrought the linen 'kerchief, rich;
Apron and psntalette, around
With lace and varied trimmings bound;
Wrought cuffs and collars, cUshions. laces
Hem-stiched and ruffied pillow ceases,
Made needle-books Of every form,
With emery's, for seasons warm;
CaPs-that to age would lend a grace,
Or lovelier make the lovely face.
Then, TO adorn the drawing room,
beanteous boqueis on lamp. stands bloom:
With card-receivers for the guest
Who ENDS you 'gOne"-because not dress'd.
LORDS OF CREATIoE--come-for YOU
We've piled the busy needle too;
For you have choicest fabric bought,
And into various garments wrought.
The guard-the case-your watch 10 hold,
With siken purses for your gold;
Mimic butterflies, for those
no wipe not pens upon the clothes
Shirts and shirt-bosoms a good store,
With dIckies, G-lG-nOde, a score.
Your feet 70 shield from winters cold,
The warm-the Well-knii seek behold,
With things ''toO numerous TO mentiOn;r
But all deserving your attention.
We only for next TUESDAY wait
To see how you appreciate.
Then, too, for little girls and boys,
We've pretty clothing-pIeasing toys,
Dols-large and small-in gala dress
Painted with much loneliness
The tiny sock and slip so neat,
And little shoes for little feet.
Paia:es, though difficult TO please,
Shall all be suited, and with ease,
Tables, with pastries, lemonade,
Cakes, candies, custards, rich be laid.
For those who II pay the trifing post,
Are letters ready, worth the cost;
Though guiltIsss Of Magician's skill,
To visit your abodes at will
Our persons here--aiHds travelling ou;,
10 see what you may be about,
We know much more than you can guess,
OF you-your habits, taste and dress -
And have, for every name and place,
A letter suited TO the csss.
Such will our entertainment: be-
To which tal the HALL, in this city,
Open at seVen) welcome all,
Whether they buy, or only call.
Should friend or stranger wish to know
How the GUGils we shall bestow,-
Cheerful, though brief. is our reply,
''On our nesO ChuFck"-to beautify.
YAzoo CRY, March "a, 1843.
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COMMERC IAL.
From die hi. O- Tfonic

@A0nA the I've " AIOpACs
CoTToN.-In our report Of Wednesday we
stated that the cotton market had closed with
great frmness, after the heavy business
which had been transacted during the three
preceding days. Since then the operations
have been on a very limited scale, arising
chiefly from the small amount of cotton
offering, and the high rates demanded by
holders. together with the absence of any
later European intelligence, which has been
expected for several days past with great inn
patience. Buyers under these combined
disad vantages have been compelled to ope-
rate on the defensive, Notwithstanding
which, the market is decidedly higher, and
the few purchases which we can notice have
been made at a full advance of 18th of a
cent The sales on Wednesday (15th inst. !
were $500 bales; Thursday $500, and yes.
terday 1900; together $500 bales, which
makes the entire business of the week % :.
500 bales. Our quotations are advanced lc
conform with the actual state of the market
Received during the week. 1897 bales
Exported at the same time, 90 ,4O6 bales.
| LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. - Louisiana and
.Hississippi CotEon.-Ordinary all; Mid
ding At a 81 Middling Fair st a64 Fail
a "a; Good Fair 8 81; Good and Fine -
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The state of N1ississippi,l PRoBATE COURT,
Woo COUNTY. ( Feb,y Tenn. 1913.

The state Of A1ississippi,( PRoBATE COURT,
YAzoo COUNTY. ! Feb'y Term, 1913.
"HEREAS, Ambrose Bull, Admins
traitor Of the Estate Of Bethavean
Young, decd, having. By petition, represent
ted TO the court that it would be for the in
terest Of all persons interested, to sell the
following Lots in the town of Yazoo city,
known and designated as Lots Nos 81 and
263 on the plat Of said town, OF which the
said Bethavean Young died seized and pos
sessed, for the purpose Of payment OF debts
against said estate.
Il Is ordered and decreed that Citation
issue 10 all persons interested, 70 be and APP
near al the next April Term of this
Court. and show cause, if any they can, why
an order Of sale should not be granted, for
the purpose Of paying the debts against said
estate. ~.
Il IS further ordered, that publication of
the said citation be made in some newspa-
ner published ID the State, for The space of
80 DAYS, and be sci up at three public places
ii The county for the same length Of time.
WITNESS, the Hon. Thomas B. Woodward,
JUDGE Of the Probate Court Of Yazoo conn-
ii he fourth Monday Of February, l643,
and Seal Of ssid court. Issued, 4th March,
Test, GEO. CROCKETT, Crk.
March IL, 1643. lPr fee Il dols.l 26-5t.
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Or We are authorised to announce Mr.,
NJ. c. BLINcoE az a candidate for the Office o.
Tax Collector. AZ the next November election
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Yazoo city, March II. 1873.
Commercial Bank 81 Ianohes1er.

YAzoo CITY, March 10, l843.
IA N Election will be held a. the Banking
"A House Of the Commercial Bank 81 Nan.
chester in Yazoo City, on Monday the 10th
day or April next, for the appointment Of
Eleven Directors il said Bank, 10 serve for
the tern Of one year thereafter. Stockhold
ers and proxies are notified 10 attend. The
election will commence a. i { O'Clock. a. N.
and continue until O'Clock. P. M
]. y. HUGHES, Cash;er.
March 10, l843. S7-3t.
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or Such of our citizens who are favora-
6ly disposed towards the further organization
% the FusilIisr corps, are invited 10 attend a
meeting tins evening. at Esmer's brick house.
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or The weather gives no token offspring.
The Yazoo river has fallen little during the
Svoek
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or We are requested to state, that the
sale Of Mrs. McMorrough's property, adver-
tised by Q. D. Gibbs and George A. Cox,
Trustees. will nor take place.
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or We have heard it eSiioned that il
is the wish Of many Of the young gentleman
Of our town TO procure the hall in which the
Ladies' Fair will be holden, the evening af-
ter the Fair shall have been closed, FRIDAY
evening next for the purpose Of Coalition
pss..!g. The room will be decorated for the
frsl purpose, and could be suffered to remain
in nearly tho same situation in which it will
be used for the Fair. for the second We
can see no imprOprieiy whatever in such an
arrangement; and, it would unquestiOnably
add to the number of fair visiters we may
expect during the week.
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SALMON in kits,
- Mackerel in do.
Do in half and one-eighth bbls,
Boston No 1 Loaf Sugar,
Harris chewing Tobacco,
Heavy pieces) Bulk Pork,
for sale By FUQUA & WILSON.
YazOo city. March "a, 1913. 37-tf
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or Usual favOrs by che steamboat YazOo
Much obliged.
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Mesmeric Experiments,
AT THE LADIES' FAIR

Those Of our citizens who have never wit.
messed mesmerie experiments will have an
opportunity ofgratifying wis tever Of curios-
ity they may possess in this respect, at the
Ladies' Fair. The experiments will be made
bY q gentleman Of this county.
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MARRIED.

ADVEKTTSEmENTs
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ia the Senate. nearly he whole 81 The
day was consumed By committees milking
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DR pUNcAN's ExPECToRaNT RFME-
- DY Tor :
Cerssss shsnefDss. ea

oils, col-hs, Sri'tns &c klo,d. Br ,uchitis.
,hc'Ilfy OF ereathine. Asih.aas Pam IN he
'ds, breast ana cptSt. -vh'nJisg com n. Group,
~ Al dsr1s,s of he ri. and the Longs
We are alike llabse - ti-ease--and death Is
ne ceriAis l"i nf all thar live and have be ng;
nd 4 hnugh thu latter cipcnt he avcrtrd, stsif
he foraler may. by the rover Of IN ,iiciTse. he 3
retps ed rendered hess pninfnl - iae afflicted.
tners y one nsease. however. witch ms for
The le7rRei faculty haVe ~ vain ted 10
uresf rs fatal sro '.sSs nv fhe application Of
trnedirs within their -each or known ia their
lpracere- eut Consumption has dc6et their
united skill II has stalked forth with impn nifty,
Saiherug Ia ITS cieefiess enhrace frenf FROM
every cree and member from every fam W.
ana cas.in2 gloom and darkness Ger the Place
81 ne visitation. He then, whose iabors have
ofnonght isfih medIclne which in many cases.
VII arres, The progress, Of this fatal disease
and which will also Afford relief n tue most
,iuo1ar and hopeless shonld be regSrdeG in the
heht OF public benefacfor Ia - conf iently
ieysd that Duncan's Expeeforant Remedy
viii DO this Hence n is presen.ed and rsca "
mended IT, the .cDmmnnify. This mndiriae
lnnediatelypnlli and relieves the DEPRESSING
stop ms the hectic fever nj nigh sweat healing
the q cerated lungs and arresfng = he fatal pros
Vress OF consumption. atthe same TIM. strength
enns the weak snd dehitated. regul ltinR the
bowels and producing qniet rest and sweet re-
pose. TINS Remedy can be relied uDon 10 do ell
70 the poy.f 81 msdsali I'D being used N the
scr in the University Of Einburg.l for upwards
OF eighteen years, by which thousands have bean
sssod ,ss q p per health r be nndsr
all cases Of Consumption; this IL will moi do
But whiie there IS hfe there il hopes we would
IN refore advise all 10 uso this medicine. WheiF
The case j. iar1ra ,ts il sin proves blessing 10
he sufferer; by giving ease and strength reiiev-
N, M the cough, and ehosking # phIegn. &e.-
ibis alone y consolation TO the patent, which
thousaDds do not experiences. ttift's
- kemsmber only Pailadelphia Office is al No
10 North Eighth ST.
For sale IN Wheeling BY j & RI MARSH
Sole dFsnfs, rs,v 81
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GREEN & cos.
PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA CUMBERLAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.

ANU WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
rSNHE pub ic are Informed that Or EENE y
60. have entered intS an srrsngt ment
with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa-
ny toTun a Car with the passenger train 10
Cum etland. and are prep AIRED TO forward Pack
following places
Frederick. Hancock. Harser's Ferry. Mar.ias-
burg. Cumberiond, Wheeling, Cincinnati.
Packages receved and forwarded daily by the
Man Train. leaving Baltimore M Ia A NJ. ar.
irving at Wheeling by EXPIRE IS, early the fol-
lowing evening. and delivered free OF oartera ge.
The above hne will forward pack ages, sre,.ic,
Drafts. Bill. OF Exchange make COLLECTIONS aud
attend 10 the parchase of goods IN Baltlm re,
Philadelphia. NV YORK and intermediate towns.
Greene d Co. having connected the above line
with Griswold Il Cos Baltimore aas Philadel
phIa, and Adams & Co's New York and Boston
Express Lines. pledge Themselves 10 execute
with fidelity and despatch, any busnsss e1trvst
ed 10 their care.
n. b. All pack ages by the above line must be
marked Care Of Greene Il Cos Western FIX
Eastern and Northern Ex'ress." We beg To
refer to the following gentlemen.
Alessrs Bsirkhead g. Pearre.
Do Talhci. Jones a Gu.
Do Matthew. OdIa a. Co. 1'''"
WIN Robinson. Jr. E-q.
Messrs Dickinson g. Co, Cun6erIdnd.
neutrality-suspicious. - Duncans, Cumberland.
Jas n EsIsyth " Co, UheeIing.
N. All packages addressed to the care Of the
above agencies will be forwarded with Dc spatch.
GREENE & co.
ase 81 1870 Market street Bpifimore.
FAR REDU CED
TO (INt NINA III
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SREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
" WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASH
iNGTON CRY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON The National Roai aud Ca.i
Intent Stage Companies. are running daily lines
"a Cae'herlana. consect,ng with the * OR r.
Only "a h"urs Stage travel IN either II The above
ciiie~. The balance by Railroad.
Time In Baiiimore 81 hs.rs.
Fine 10 Philadelphia ~ hours
Faro to BALTIMORE n DOLLARS
Fare Ia Philadelphia l3 do.
Sin 'laiy lines leaves tue Cos Sage and RAD.
road Wire every m-rniog at 6 o'clsrk A NJ. aud
extras furnished NJ any hour load .hnn'd "ffrr
Furihrugh Tiekefsi Ia Bslt,rnore snd Phiiadclrhia
az ply At the Cos ofiir-. No 80 Waller 81. Wheeling
Va inc d-of North U fInrei.
For Uosd Iu'rn' Sac Co. ID HUTCHINSON.
ard wM X NEWMAN. fcr N r sec
Greet Ceairai Ro4is Rad road and Sage Office
10
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EDVCATTON.

A FENALR SEMINARY. ~. der the .opsr-
~ vie on and eortrol offhe Rector of Trinitv
teen opened at his residence Mrs windsor.
The Principal. u lady Of great experies,ce. III
extensive travel ane simple 9ualifcaiions. She
mas presided over similar Iasiifufi0ns IN this
country and England, and having resided in
france for some years is enabled t. convtrss
husntly in the LANGUAGE Of that country Her
assistant, Miss Stson, completed her : ,estion
Of the Pstspsco IRsti.ufe, Nd on der the direc-
,ion OF Mrs Phelps. f.rmerly Mrs Lincoln, and
holds the testimonials of that Seminary. As
patronage shall Justify, other suits hlv ouali6r1
assistants will be added. Over the iuDorgant
items 10 good edusa'ion-health, morals, and
manAers- the eve ofa paetor. a lnotber and ores
ceptress will be continually tarown. Especi.
atty will this he the case as 70 the boardere be-
tween whom aud the other me Dbers Of the
cherishtd the endearsaents binding many INTO
one harmonious family. The boarding deDart-
mee will by entrusted 20 the lady - ths Rev Mr.
Smlth. A " the uepaI branches II cos,plefo
Female education, both substantial and una
mental. will be taught.
For board. and tuiiios in al ibe Rn-
ghsh branches, per session Of Eve
mouths. payable N. advance ess00
Washing teach boardsr hnding their
In this school there will be no other ehsyrss
than for thu languages aud ornamental stndiea.
Music per session Of ave months $500
Use Of Instrumsat for practising per
Drawing aod painting 1909
Fancy work II ell Kinds each 400
French, Lalin, and Italian, each 1000
No pnpil will be taken for less term than
on sessio1.u 1lees by Dfegions undereta ndinQand
h is very desirable ~ have them enter IS tsrig In
the eessi1naa pJsgole The vacation vii b. m The
month Of September and October Vocal music
vii be oae Of mo general exercises ofthe school
without any extra 0h8reenncss 90 those VINO re.
qurs special lessons, when the charge will Be $40
address Rev. Thomas smith, Psrksrsburr.
Wood coun ~ Va
hBFEpEscsss- g
Sol esk Brady, Eco wheeling.
Rev WIN Armstrong; do
Da Mr CraIk, Charleston.
~ Rev John Johns, Richmond CITY,
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FAR r. " y ID u CED
TO CINEMA III.

nj Ell, MOORE e. CO-Paa Mai Coaoh
lN Leaves wherling daily al 6 orIock. p M.
IL hours 10 CineiRnaii.
PILOT Coach leaves Wheeling daily ct O'clock
A. NJ. 4S hours to Cincinnati. Fare $40.
ID. Tansge's Goad fateet Csarh leaves Whee-
ling daily al 6 4. NJ ~ hours 70 Aiay,vllle. Fare
so. Is ~.
~ Eiras furnished NJ MI times. in the sh~ve
lines So pariies with The privilege ollyng by might
or mol they choose,
Orr No. SO Waier 81. WHEELiNG. Va.
ang 30 J MESKiMEN. Agent.