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him in possession of the grand scientific secret, of
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In consequence of the adop-
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kfA1sstats@ SS6syA the Philadelphia X, r. Co., n
w. AtSt85yhNa and after TUESDAY NEXT,
lst UCCember the Mail Train 10 Washington will
leave at ia p. NJ, or on the drrivni Of the Eastern
Mail instead of 81 A. NJ. as Mt present.
The Accommodation train from Washington al u!
P. NJ, will be discontinued on same dav.
The Train to Washington at A. NJ. on Sund1y
Morning will be resumed on Sunday, 9th December
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BALL AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.

BALL AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
FENHE UND ERSIGN ED, Managers, an
u nounce to the public that the BALL to be held
atihe GRIND SALOON OFuDU FELLOWS HALL,
viii take place on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the
9th of December instant.
On this occasion only, by permission of tie sever
al Lodges meeting lHcTen, wllI The newly tuFnlsheu
horge Room be thrown open Tor cXh blt0n to me
ladies aud gentlemen pauOniZing the Ball
MANAGERS.
E. G. Eastman George NJ. Sothoron
w. l.. Dixon William b, Magruder
l.. Parmee M. Thomas
Andrew Tate u, X OhutI
NJ II. Stevens f. b. Lord, Jr.
walter LcnuE Robert Oud
A. c. Herod John Mead
+. A, Provost w. G. ZtnlZnger
II. =. N, Farnham J. +. ]. McCery
- w. Walker Robert 5. Waters
William NJ. Perry A. V. Fraser
Hugh Latham ]. A. Mclaughlin
f, ID. Stewart Nathan HammOnd
I. NJ, McCala John Sessford, JT.
f. EcklOT f. w. Fuller
Levi Jones w, Il. Wallace
Edward Drew Oliver Denham,
William II. Topping X. G. Johnson,
Samuel 5. Coleman A. II. Lawrence
John =. Cunningham G.. f.. Jillard
Charles King. J. w. EcklOf
+. w, Johnson ). YoTke Alice
Samuel l.. Harris Alexander Settle
John f. Towers John Thaw,
| J. w. Colly Jesse E Dow
! James 4. King A, w. Khkwood
! Joseph b. TATE James Calhcar
j. Is. BragdOn +. 5, HOugh
r. r, Ashby George Cochran
| f. ]. Waters j. &. Mcguire
| W. w. Wall w. F, Bay!y.
e. g. Eckluf
Il U3- Ample Refreshments will be furnished tn
) Ladies, under the superintendent Of commute
of gentlemen.
o. The price OF Tickets will be Sc, and may b
had at the following places, viz; Coemau'S an
Browns Hotels; Kings Congress Halls Delaney
Drug Store; Th0mpsOn's Refractory; Stevens I'm
, mons Hat Stoe; Bayly's Stationery store; " Ha
baugh's Drug Store; f. w. Fullers Drug store; M
!, CIery and Clements Drug Store; Il. p. Morgan
fl Drug Store; NJ. Sothorons Drug Store, George
town. and Hugh Latham, Alexandra, or any OF III
Managers.
n NO should there be any omissions in sending OF
!, invitations to the Ladies, they will be Supplied q
!: app cation to the Stationery store of w. F. Bayly
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DOCTOR HARRIS.

seven doors easI of the Bridge.
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STRANGERS GUIDEI
- MEDICAL NOTICE,
As go much imposition aud quncktry is plactised
upon those unacquainted in a large city, all should
know wheLe, under affection, they may be able to
consult regular Physician, and one who has devot
ed the most of his life to the study and cure of Vene
raj or Private Diseases.
DIR. HARRIS' MEDICAL OFFICE,
Look Infrmary, No. ! 5 East Pratt-st.,
seven doors from the Bridge,
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N3- Hear Mr.. Seth Terry, one of the oldest and
most respectable Lawyers in Hartford, Conn. The
following is extract of letter received from hin
Dr. Townsend-l have used one bottle of your SRr-
sapara, and find il is excellent in lis effects upon
chronic Rheumatic pain to which am subject, from
an injury accustomed several years ago in public
Stage Please send me Two bottles TO the care of DR.
Seymour have conversed with two of our princi
pal physicians, and recommended your Sarsap arilIa
SETH TERRY.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-24
From Mexico.

From the New Orleans Delta of late
date, we are enabled to CLEAN the follow
ing items of news from Mexico.
That country has again been distracted
by internal dissentions. The State of San
Luis Potosi declared against the acting
President, Gen. Salas, in consequence Of
the attempts to raise forced loah---severaI
attempts were made to assassinate him-he
lied from the capitol for safety. Atthis con.
duct Santa Anna expressed his disapprOba.
lion, and Gen. Saas returned to the seat Of
government, at the bidding of his master.
The Mexican journals estimate the loss
on the American side, at The battle of Mon.
terey to be about 1900 killed and wound
ed.
Gen. Ampudia reached San Luis with
the first brigade of his division on the 2Is
ult. The utmost enthusiasm prevails il
the State Of San Luis Potosi, and il is sup
posed he viii raise 10000 troops. Th,
number at San Luis is not stated.
Troops are tallying with much zeal t.
the standard Of the commander in chief
Santa Anna has resolved not to delenI
TampicO. Il is stated that be approves 0
Gen. Ampudia's course in surrendering Ii,
city Of Monterey.
We have seen accounts stating that Gen
Ampudia was- marching to meet Genera
WOol's division With the intention Of givinl
him battle, but we do not regard them wOr
Thy Of credence.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-24
The Elections.

The result Of the late elections may DO
stated in few words.
New YoRK.-In this State the whigs
have elected their candidate for Governor,
John Young. by a majority ranging from
10 to 10000 votes. Addison Gardiner
(democraD has been elected Lieut.. Cover
nor.
The wings will have a majority IN the
Legislature, on joint ballot. The Congress
sional delegation stands % whigS-lO
democrats-and independent.
MASSACHUSETTS, has gone for the wings
as usual, They have elected their Cover
nor, Lieut.. Governor, majority in the Leg
islature, and have succeeded in all the
Congre ssional districts. The Boston Post
(dem.) after announcing the result, says
I" we will 60 to bed and sleep as we'll as we
can"
M1cH1cAN.-In this State, according TO
the very latest accounts we have received
the democrats have triumphed. They have
elected two of the three Congressman, and
probably the whole. The wing journals
admit that the democrats have a majority
in the Legislature, which will secure the
election Of democrat to the United States
Senate, in the place of Mr.. Woodbridge,
(Whig.)
Observation-Disclosures (dem.) has been
elected to Congress in the district formerly
represented by F. G. Mcconnell.
IowA.-The st. Louis Reveille says thai
&" from the returns received from Iowa, i
appears that the wings have gained ma
lority on joint ballot in the Legislature, ant
very probably elected their Governor-ant
that it is believed Hendrick (whig) has re-
ceived majority for Congress.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-24
much to be feared that It will wing lie way
over the Atlanctic and prove, as formerly,
an awful messenger Of death.

THR LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENcE.->
The foreign intelligence by the Briiania,
Of which we have givena brief ePilOmo in
another column, Is really gratifying and en-.
cOuraging to the producing classes Of our
country. 1t has now become fixed fact
that hencelorward the half starved millions
of Europe will look to this country as the
principal source for their supplies Of prOvi.
sions, and that therefore an immense mar.
ket has been opened for the sale Of tho.
productions Of the western States.
The news is NO less cheering to the plan.
ter Of the South. The rise in the Cotton
market must ensure him a remunerating
price, where the ravages Of the worm have
not proved too destructive, for Bis labor
Our home market will assume q healthy
and animated condition.
But to continue this gratifying condition
Of affairs, the cause Of free trade, Ofc0tal
mercial reciprocity must be encouraged,
Our port. must not be closed against the
goods Of the labOrers Of Europe; for If We
refIse to purchase Of them, they cannot buy
of US. In that event the productions Of
our country would BE- thrown upon our own
markets, and accommodating to an amount
far beyond the demand, ruinous reduction
in prices would be the inevitable cOnSe.
quence.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-24
TOBASCO TAKEN.

In our last number we announced thai
after the attempt on Alvarado, the American
Squadron, under the command Of COmmO-
dore Perry, moved for an attack on TOBIAS
co. We have since that date received full
accounts Of the affair. As was supposed,
success attended the undertaking Of our
gallant seamen. II is stated that the Mex.
lean force amounted to $50 regular troops,
with 4 pieces Of cannon, and an unknown
number Of armed peasants, who were sta.
toned in strong Qualifications or we'll built
stone or brick houses. We have not room
for particulars.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-24

CoTToN.-There is one fact connected
with the late advance in the Liverpool cot
ton market, which holders should recOllect,
in building hopes of obtaining stall higher
prices for their cotton. Although in the in.
terval of the sailing of the Caledonia and
Of the Britannia, from Liverpool, sales were
effected to the amount of upwards Of one
hundred and fifty thousand bales Of cotton,
yet of this amount spectators took no less
than 81, 900, which will again be thrown
upon the market. 1t should moreover be
borne in mind that buyers were influenced
by the reports Of a failure in the present
crop, and operated with the anticipation Of
such an event.
We do not make these remarks, with the
view Of predicting a decline hereafter, or
even predicting that there viii not be an.
other rise, but that persons in PTedicaiing
hopes Of a still further advance, may do 90
with full knowledge Of eli the facts.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-24

FROM SPAIN.-The ship CASTOR, which
arrived at New York on the 9th, from Glib
raltar, brings intelligence that there was
great excitement among the English resi-
dents at Gibraltar--caused by the marriage
Of the Infan,a Of Spain, to the Duke de
Montpenseir, which was to take place a
few days after the sailing Of that vessel.
The Journal Of Commerce says that the
British squadron, which sailed on the 9th,
was bound to Cadiz, to take on board the
British Minister, who had left Madrid.
The French feet was daily expected. of
Gibraltar.
This intelligence, in connection with
that hitherto received. of the formal pro-
test Of the British government, to the in
tended union, and the tone gof the British
journals, give affairs in Europe really a
warlike aspect.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-24

COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO Col. JOHN
c. HAYs.-0n last evening a splendid
ball came off at Benton, given by the citi-
Eens of that place and vicinity, in honor Of
the brave and renowned Texan Ranger,
Col. John c. Hays, who has availed him
self of the opportunity which the Temporal
ry cessation of hostilitias between the
American and the Mexican armies afford
ed, of paying flying visit TO his relatives
in this county--the place Of his former res
idence.
Before the hour Of eight in the evening a
number Of ladies and gentlemen assembled
at Mr.. CaIdwelPs hotel, all eager to mani
fest their admiration for the gallant conduct,
and to express their gratitude for his eff
cient services in his country's cause, Of
their distinguished guest. Soon the pleas
ures of the dance--of social Intercourse
of friendly, joyous cOmmnning, began, and
continued almost without intermission until
a late hour ofthe night.
The welcome to the intrepid leader Of
the daring band who were in the thickest
and hottest of the fight at Monterey was
truly cordial, and no doubt highly gratifying
to him. But few years ago he left his
friends in this county for the wilds OfTe1-
as, young, unassuming, and comparatively
unknOwn-but by the dint Of industry, by
leading a life of resolute good-bY brave
and noble conduct he has won an enviable
distinction--and returns, a soldier, bearing
"his blushlng honors thick upon him."
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-24
THE LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

The accounts received by the Britannia
are highly important. She brings intslli-
gence Of an advance in the Cotton Market
Of three cights Of penny, and Of immense
transactions in the Liverpool market since
the sailing Of the Caledonia uPtO the time
or her Notwithstanding TO upwards
Of one numbered and fifty thousand bales
This animation in the market and advance
in prices are attributed 10 advices conveyed
by the Caledonia which confirmed the acc
counts OF the failure of the cotton creP.
The price of grain was rising rapidly.
Ii was supposed that the fears Of famine
and the condition Ofth grain market would
cause withdrawal Of the impOst on every
description Of provisions. Although star.
walton is staring thousands in the face and
tbreatning them with all its lamentable dis
asters, yet there still exists a party who cla-
NOR for projection, and in opposition to that
system which would enable the poor, labor
ing classes to supply themselves with the
staff of life, But happily, accounts repre-
sent the certainty of the success Ofthe pol
icy Of the free traders.
1t is stated that the supplies Of grain for
Great Britain as well as for the continent
must be furnished principally by the United
States and Canada.
The marriage of the Queen Of Spain is
announced, and also the marriage of Due
de Montpensier with the lnianta OF Spain
The latter event has caused considerable
commotion in the political affairs of Europe
seriously disturbing the friendly relations
heretofore existing between England and
France. Some of the leading foreign jour-
nails have predicted that unless France
makes great sacrifices to apPease the wrath
of Great Britain a war may yet result from
this "union of two willing hearts"
We have no accounts ofthe effect produced
in England by the seizure Of or annexation
of California to the United States, but the
French journals have had much to say on
the matter. Different views are taken, some
of them contend that for France sit is a
question of no interest" and declare that it
is an affair ofgreat momentto Great Britain
and express establishment that the statesmen
of that country entirely neglect the matter
Another 1.-THE organ Of M. Guizotl con.
tends that, ons that question England is not
interested, but that il concerns all the mar
thine nations of Europe, that it lie the un-
doubted interest, Of France to prevent the
annexation &c. But the deed has'been done,
and as in the case ofthe annexation OF
Texas, the theories ofthe French minister
relative to the balance Of power will have
no effect whatever upon the course of our
government.