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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31

The following is the report Of the Com
miuse Of the South Carolina Legislature,
to whom was referred the subject Of the
Massachusetts Agency, with regard to col
ored people, proposed to DO established q
Charleston. The report was concnrred IN
by both Houses Of the Legislature. The
gentleman who had undertaken the bust
cess Of tie Agency, did not remain to test
The virtue Of The summary process coniem-
plated BY The Legislature, but lefl Charles
ton by the first conveyance aaerthe feceiPl
Of The resolutions. We trust the person
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31

tain the Executive authority in any meO-
sures it may adopt Tor the purpose afore.
said.
OF"HEMP FOR TRAIToRs!'' is the federal cry.
The South, for her safety, stands in need Of a
few more such REBELLIoUs and TRAITOR
GUS States as South Carolina. Massachusett,
not content with plundering the industry Of the
nation for the benefit Of her 'Iords Of the loom,
must needs send into our midst hired emmissa
ries to whes the steel Of the assassin, and to light
to destruction the midnight torch Of the incen-
diary. Let other States do as South Carolina
has done-the South will welcome to her de
fence all anch-"TRAITORSm
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31

Among the many lnpOFtan nj sub ecls
which will engage the attention of Congress
during the present session, we trust the
WarehOusi0g System will be included a.
mong the number. This system forms a
part of The laws regulating the collection
Of duties upon foreign imports 10 nealry all
the great commercial nations Of the earth.
and experience has proved ils great utility
to government, and iIs advantages to the
merchant. II has been the subject Of Exc
cutive recommendation during the present
administration, and has met with favor ev~
cry where but in our halls Of legislation.
We trust The causes which have operated
heretofore to render Congress mere arena
for the exhibition Of personal spleen and
political rancor, will prove to have passed
away, and that its members will hereafter
dispose themselves TO consider matters more
consOnant with their duties, and the inter-
ests Of their constituents. 1t is hardly me-
Cessary, after oil that has been said upon
this subject, TO go-ilto detail Of the advan-
tages and facilities it affords to commerce.
Those engaged in commercial pursuits
have nothing TO learn upon this head, and
the public generally are sufficiently ac-
quainted with the scheme TO render them
generally ia favor Of its adoption. Its eff.
feels would be, to protect the market against
ether an excess.or deficiency Of foreign
imporlalions; and by mitigating the rigOr
of cash duties, 20 enable the small importer
TO carry on foreign trade upon as advania-
geous footing as his rich competitor. Be
sides these, lie adoption would be Of pecu-
liar advantage TO the commercial interest
Of the South. The wealthy capitalists Of
the north are, by the present regulations,
enabled to carry on an import trade which
our want Of money denies US in great de-
gree; and thus, while the foreign trade Of
our northern cities is rapidly increasing,
ours progresses with q slow and labored
pace. Should the present system continue,
lie inevitable results must DO TO give 10 the
heavy capitalists Of the north monopoly
Of the foreign trade; and as each day adds
10 their ability 10 injure the commercial in>
teresls Of this section Of the Union, the men
who are identified with those interests
should make themselves be heard 10 favor
Of regulation, that will in its operation
render equal rights end equal privileges.
There is no manner Of doubt but that the
necessity Of paying cash duties at this and
other Southern ports operates with peculiar
force against our commercial interests;
and that the adoption Of the WarehOusiDg
System would be- followed by an increase
of our foreign trade, so rapid and great, as
to bid fair in a short time to render our
city the rival Of New York 10 commercial
grealness.-[N. o. JEFF. Rep.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31
Late ana Important from South
Arn.n-ann


SEIZURE or THE ARGENTINE SQUADRON.
BY the arrival Of the baFque Creole,
Captain Norris, at New York, sdVices from
Buenos Ayres 10 the l4ih, and Montevi,
deo to the 18Th October, have been recei-
we'd. The following items are copied from
the New York Commercial Advertiser Of
the Oh instant.
We have q 6lssof the Buenos AyreS
British Packet 10 The l2lbof October. The
Packet Of that date gives a long and eVi-
IDENTIFY One-sided account OF very eReF-
getic proceeding BY Capt. YOOrhies Of The
U. S. frigale Congress -nOlhing less than
the capture Of the whole Argentine Block
ading Squadron,
The account given by the Packet is 10
substance that On The och Of September, .
pilot boat schooner, called the Saneala, and
armed by The besisgiag general Oribs, TO
project the commerce Of the BuseO against
lhe cruisers Of the MonteVideaRs, gave
chase 70 some Monievidsan fs5ing boals,
one Of which ran alongside Of q barque IN
The harboF, which received he crew Of Tie
fishing boat on board. The Sancalo, after
capturing several Of the fishing bosta, came
al0ugsids 0f the blockading Gag ship 6nd
delivered sons dispatches from Ofibe, after
which she GOT under weigh. Meanwhile
he barqus which bad projected TIE fisher.
msn, dhd which proved 70 Be re ROlalys
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31

coast Of Africa for the prevention of the
slave trade has been efficiently employed.
Single decked vessels have been found the
heathiest, as being more easily ventilated.
Shore service on that station has been AZ
voided as much as possible, and the conse-
quence has been an unparalleled degree Of
health. The steamer Princeton is about TO
make az experimental cruise, TO test her
mode Of propulsion and her capacity for
sailing. The U. S. steamer Col. Harvey
has been dispatched to cruise between Cape
Sable and the Balze, TO aid merchant YES
sells in distress during The present winter.
This is al excellent suggestion. Three
vessls are constantly employed TO transport
the mails from the United States 10 the 18th
mus Of Darien, thus facilitating intercourse
with the ports on the Pacific Ocean. Ten
frigatesy thirteen sIoops Of was, seven brigs,
Two schooners, seven steamers of various
grades, four store ships and two small yes
sells, constitute The force to be employed
during the current year. We consider il
inadequate-ulteralIy so TO The great cad
increasing demands of AnaOricun commerce
and the opDlo"cs and dignity Of the repub-
tic; but the Appropriation at the last session
of Congress forbds the employment Of .
larger force. The number Of men employ.
ed in our Navy is regulated by an act pas.
sed in 1914, and its provisions are entirely
too contracted for the present state of the
country. 1t allows maximum Of but 7,
500 men. The Secretary of The Navy very
properly suggests that the number be- in
creased to 5000. We should think 10000
not too many. The navy is emphaticalIy
the right arm both Of commerce and agri-
culture, and is force of which we oeed
never be Jealous. New Orleans and the
whole west have a special inleres; in the
navy and its enlargement. II is matter Of
pride that we have ia charge Of that De-
partment of the Government Secretary Of
great ability and industry, and Of enlarged
and liberal views.
Efforts are making to employ American
hemp exclusively in the Navy, and SO far
the experiment has been successful. A
naionalrope walk is to be erecied at the
Memphis depot -On the Mississippi -rieOF.-
The works at that Furnishing city and at
Pensacola are to be rapidly finished. A
board Of officers have examined the latter
place with a view Of erecting dry.dock,
and favorable report is anticipated. The
enlargement of the marine corps is very
(orclbly recommended; and in short, we
must say that we have never read report
from that department with SO much salts
faction. IN. o. Jeffersonian Republican.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31

msPsFtof the Secretary % the Navy
The Secretary Of Tie Navy makes 40
interesting report. The squadron On The
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31
Total revenue reported 4. 237. 285 So

Total revenue reported 4,%3I 900 %
The total amount Of expenditure settled
and paid for the same period is $4,296,
667 no."
The Post-Masier General says the mail
agents have done their duty, depredatiOns
on the mail have decreased, the English
system Of penny postage is unsuited to this
country, that, as diminution Of postage
would lead 10 an Increase Of Post Office rev.
enue, he would Recommend a reduction Of
postage to aud l0censa letter.
He also recommends the policy of con-
slruciing steamers to be used in carrying
the mails, in time of peace, between New
Orleans and Mobile, and Charleston and
Wilmington, is suggested, which, in case Of
war, could be used for harbOr delence. IL
is also suggested that power TO contract for
carrying mails to foreign ports be given to
the Posl-MasIeE b.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31

oTThs NeE York Moining Nsru suggests %
the aNstiysu uenbsu of conErull elssisd fson
that City and from Philadelphia, that thsir tui
duiy should Be 70 mora % take dosu ihs pul-
trait Of Lafayette, which f,enis hat 81 Wala-
ugion Is tie HaT q ire Reprsrsntatiuali ard
70 dtmoii,h De monument q Pularki AZ Wet
Point
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31

AssIeKnENT OF NoTnBY BANKG-Judge ShaF-
key. al the November Terra Of the High Court
If Errors and Appeals, in the case Of Psyns,
Green ( Wood, VS. Baldwin, Vail Hntty, de-
liVeFsd an able end luminous opinion, in which
il Was decided by the Court, hal tWo notes dis
counted by the Missispippi Rail Road Compa-
ny, and on the 6rst Of April, l64l, traa5erTed by
that institution to defendants 10 error, who id.
stituted suit in their own name. was illegal. and
rendered judgment in favor Of The PLAINTIFF ip
error. s--
The principles involved in this case, and us.
tanned By The Court, win apply to the assign.
ment Of nsgotisble paper BY all the banks IN he
States, unless there be special provision n their
charters, granting them this power. No general
olabss, auihoriting them TO disposeof their tiei-
ecls,i' IL sufioient, according % the opinion Of
the Confl. The decision seems % BE- 3 media
cation, IN some degree, Of The views oftho court,
in reference to the powers Of eoFpoFationa a.
al events, e is nov csFiain that th8y cannot
whats every statutory provision with impunitys
and Il e eolsoling h know, Il has bssn s0lonnlV
adiudgod. that they are incapable Of doing
"eeery thing VI Mississippi Free Trader.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31
Report OF the POst.Mastcr General.

This is a plain and circumstantial docu-
ment, disclosing the following result:
"The total transportation Of the mail by
horse, and IN stages, railroads. and steam
boats, for the year ending the Both June,
1874, supplying l4,l03 post Offices, at a
cost Of 81, 1898 ,55l, was 81, 4O0,654 miles,
exceeding the transportation for the year
lS4l by 4l3,l00 miles.
The income Of the Department for the
year ending The 30lh June, ls44, was as
follows:
Letter postage, 1876, l6l 90
Newspaper postage, 549,743 IS
Fine, l35 OO
Miscellaneous receipts ll,245 Al
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31

C0NGRESs.-The organizetion o. ihis body
i' e tollous '-sEsATE-Presidenl, pro t,u,. Hon,
Willie P. Mangum, Of Norih Carolina. Secretary,
Arbary Dickens, Eq. HoU.E-spsaksr, Hon.
John w. Jones' Of Virginia. Clerk, Caleb ],
MeNulty, ESQ
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-31

appointed fora similar purpose to this city,
will not tempt the excitement which is to
be aPprehended il he attempt to enter on
the object Of his mission. IN. 0. BaIIetin,
Dec. IL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-30
Executors Sale.

A CCORDING to the Will Of the lale David
IA Richardson, will be sold nj the residence
of James w. Richardson, on the
18Th dag of Nouember nezt,
all the Lands of said Estate, not otherwise dis
p"sed of,consisting of Tuslrs Tracts, containing
from one to FIVE hundred acres each all situate
in the vicinity of said J. w. Richardson
Resurvey Plats of said Lands may be seen
at J. w. Richardson's, who will take pleasure
in showing the Lands 10 any one desirous of
purchasing
Tsrms.-The above Lands will be sold on
credit of twelve months Purchasers will be
required TO give approved personal securities
and mortgage Of the premises.
ALSO
At the same time and place, will be sold the
remainder uf the Personal Estate Of said decd,
consisting of quantity Of Cotton, two Horses,
one Mule, Cattle. Hogs, Corn aud Fodder,
Wagon and Plantation Tools. on credit Of
twelve months. with notes and two approved
securities. The property no, be removed until
the terms Of sale are compiled with.
J. NJ RICHARDSON. ! Erseu-
]. 5 GUIGNARD, tors,
Oct 9, 1914 At 3S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-30
.CoEurMIIA, Oct. "a

If' s.,a..i -. s5l CotUMIIA. Oct "a.
Cotton.-The receipts ofthe week are 1926
bales; OF which, 936 were stored, and 2,1S9
sold, portion ofthem as follows: / at cts,
9 at 4;S at4si l09 al 5 a 81; 12a at 5 5.16a Sd;
So ats GIG SIS; and 62 lat 5 l3l6.a g.: We
qnote prices a, to 6 cents, eHl,smssllnfe: :,!3,
i3' is aa 5 gH1r ay ar and ID very oes alcs
would p perhaps bring 81, Most cf the sales
were made ut ST 81. The shipments ofthe
week are 1920 bales. 30
Groceries.-Fhe markets is well supplied, the
been no material change in prices
E1change.-On New York and Philadelphia
} cent tprem.i and on Charleston prem D
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a LII Persons Indebted to the Subscriber
IA either by Note or Account, are hereby
earnestly requested to come forward and pay
up. as longer indulgence will not be given
All those who do not avail themselves. Of this
notice previously to the 1st day Of January
ls45, may expect TO have 10 pay Cost, as shall,
indiscriminately, put the whole of my Notes
and Accounts IN the hands Of an Attorney, in
the Federal Court Of the United States, to col
lect the same. "a word 10 the wise is suffi-
cient. JOHN AMACKER.
Oct IA, 1874 81 33
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CHERAw. Oct. %:

- CHERAw, Oct: %: Il
Fatal A6lay.-We understand that
man by the name Of Jas Collins. was
killed in an affray at Mars Bluff, on Mon
day, the 18th inst. by--Thompson, who
stabbed him in the breast, ofwhich wound
he died jnathe course oftwo hours. Thomp.
son, we learn. has successfully evaded the
officers of,he aw.--Gazsttc.
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AuGusrA. ST.. Oct. &c.

Coton.-Our marker fof this article conlin-
ned steady since our last publication, with a
slight Improvement in the better qualities within
the last few days occasioned probably by the
improvement OF The navigation of The river,
which has been for some days navigable by
Steamboats,. r..
On the evening Of Thursday last, we had ac
cou.;ts, from Liverpool up TO the 4lh inst, by
the, Steamer Acadia, which arrived ut N. York
on Monday hast, the 2lst inst. The Cotton
market was mnch depressed by the heavy
stocks, and exhibited symptoms OF the approach
of decline, which some letter writers say had
already taken place 10 the extent of I'D. per ID.
These accounts had little effect on our market
yesterday. We quote fu51c: remarkins that
prime article, in square packages, might still
bring 81 cents flashing stonian. -,