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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
Call and buy

"a T TIE Hazoo City Livery Stable, a ,lron.
"A OF wagon With suitable bsdl q haui corr
% solton We WI trade e FOE stock Of any kiHd
% So oaahs e GOOD EaSoa and in. 800 orlsr.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT q co,
Sept. 18th, 1896, 5i
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

AT THE YAzOO CITY LIVERY STABLE
A LOT Of Second handed Buggy ard horse
"A wagon harness, for pRle BY
BLACKMAN, SCOTT e. co.
June -, 1916. 81
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
Wanted,

O OR 10 spFightly able negro men, for which
O We will pay liberal wages monthly. Apply
at the YaEOo City Livery Stable.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT & co.
Sept. IS, 1886 4S
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
Steamboat Livery Stable.

ON the bank Of the River, at the Lower
" Landing, YasOo City, Traveller and
otheFs, will end accommodations in the Livery
Business, also L. Sims q Broihers. four Hor,s
C"Hche' FBnning from this place t. Lexington.
Memphis, Canton, and Jaekuon connecting with
other Mail ROuti, e hope 70 give general satis
action as regards fare and prices va single feed
Coz bore, g cents, Others charges II nronortion
BLACKMAN, SCOTT g. co.
Managers
YazOs city, Aug. Is, 1886. 46-tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14


Fodde Oats and HAY
Drsa iboarin Horses Nge
50 ent board 10 adya"o
loft
credited double ana u
60
bIl se)
order only
nj
HDdn We ate those VINO
in e and Pfcess'
YazooClty Livery Stable.
G to without charge
August H. 1896 45Iy. BLACKMAN, SCOTT & co, Proprietor"
or and sick it up public place
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
Negroes Negroes!!

ENOR sale at the Brick Stable. For 6D,tb.,
II particulars apply to
Feb. Is, Isls. IL
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

HTONTHLY BOARDINg HORs ~
w BE- charged Finy Cenh 30 ~ q -
Brick sable. BLACK KAN 81.
DeeenbeF Is, let5 u
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-18

teaehersvin the Leipsic school was himself deaf
and dumb, and it was exceedingly interesting to
witness the facility with which he carried on con-
versation with Dr. Vogel and others The sys-
tenn, you are to remember, as no new thing here:
these schools have been in full and successful
operation many years, and formed just as much a
fixed and settled element in the system of public
instruction, as any other. In many of the small
er towns of Prussia, there are preparatory schools
from which, after two or three years of instruc-
tioh, the pupils are removed to the higher and
larger schools The director of the Berlin nsti-
tuition, when we were there had just returned
from visit to several of these primary schools.
must appropriate the remainder of my sheet
10 few words about still another enterprise,
hardly less wonderful than that of which have
been speaking, undertaken within a few years by
the director ofthe Berlin institution. This is a
school for the education of imbecile children.
The distinguished physlologist DIR. Muller, had
already spoken to me of this establishment, and
after we had gone through the apartments of the
deaf and dumb, the good director took us into a
little room, where, seated round a table, engaged
in their studies, were some eight or ten of these
poor creatures-boys and girls, with faces more
or less indicative of the absence of reason. The
result of his efforts, thus far, have been remarka-
bly, and most satisfactorily successful. One little
fellow, with now thoughtful and Intelligent face
interested us exceedingly. He was very intentIy
and earnestly at work, writing upon his slate
and tor three months after his entrance, he was
unable to fix either his attention or his eyes upon
anything. Another boy considerably advanced
we cannot say in the recovery but in the creation
or development of his reason-was endeavoring
to instruct third on whose faces still rested the
blank and void expression of idiocy. Such are
the labors that aresgoing quietly and noisclessly
on under this hallowcd roof:--the lamp of rea
son lighted-not in bosoms where passion or dis
ease had extinguished or dimmed it, but where
it had never been kindled-and the dumb literally
made TO speak, The director inquired parlicu.
IaIly after Mr.. Horace Mann, and DR.. Howe, oi
whom, and his interesting child, Laura Bridgman,
we hear at all these places.
Very truly your friend,
ELISHA BARTLETT.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-18

u Orleans zclotfis," made of cotton and worsted,
and sarsnet cambrics " for cloak Innings, which
are loaded down with these enormous duties, rang
ing from So to 148 per cent ad valorem. And it
is the courteous, polite hgh-minded, magnanim-
Gus manufactures, who desires, through the aid of
mendacious, fraudulent, cheating device, in the
tariff laws of his country, to exact these enorm-
Gus duties (which serve the double purpose of
giving a revenue to Government and bounty to
himself) from poor men and women, while it pre-
tends only to tax them 80 per cent. Out upon
such Legislative fraud, such shameful knavery!
What effect can such base practices have upon
the moral characters of those who are guilty OF
them2 Can the representatives of the people
hesitate to blot such infamous provisions from the
revenue system of republican nation, the funda-
mental principle of whose institutions and laws
is justice and equality? cannot doubt it. II
remains to be seen whether democratic Con-
gress will longer tolerate tariff system contain
ing such iniquitous provisions
l designed to explain the device of specific dH-
ties in this communication, but it has already
transcribed the limits had assigned to it, In
my next shall take that subject up, and, in con-
nexion with it., show that the present tariff dis
crimnalcs in favor of the manufacturer against
the farmer or producer Of the raw material, and
in favor of the rich against the poor; thus bene-
fitting capital alone, and tending to build up in
this country that most mercenary, most selfish,
and basest of all aristocracies-A MoNEYED ARIs-
TocRACY. BUNDELCUND.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-18

"Dr. Eric Bollman.-LIv1e AGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-14

AT Mobile, on the 4,h instant peach trees i'aNin
. southern exposure, we're already IN full blessom'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-14
Co,n,mon Pleas.

NAs a Before Judge Ulshoeher
JAr. I3.-DrnAsm ps Mslm.--T This cause was gwen 70
the jury yesterday evening. Sealed verdict this morn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-14

Court CeIendar-Thls Day.
SuprRfoR CoURINos 30, iOo, ~, -, IL, 90, 81, ils,
s. g. "a lOi III, I24, 1871, 133 TO no.:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-14

debted than to any other nation II is true the French
might be more polished and the Germans more profound
but on the held Of sound augmentation and practical
good sense, England alone stood without rival The
reverend gentleman continued 10 say that the design OF
his discourse was not to attack defend the religious
institutions Of any denomination of Christians in Eng
land but simply represent her ecclesiastical condition
ceive we would be ledto think that the combination
there of church and state approaching dissolu
ton but there is truth in these reports There is
no country where there 10 moro federation, greater
liberty Of speech and wider field for action
The remainder Of the discourse was purely historical
and chiefly relating 70 the English church establish
ment and tho struggles between it and the dissenting
churches from the reign Of Henry the Eighth to that
OF Charles the Second In the course OF ms remarks ne
likely to favor the new religion than Henry the Eighth
and Wolsey indeed Henry endeavored to confuts the
Gated to the Pope who received most gTaciously and
conferred upon Henry the title of Defender Of the Faith
this day He continued at considerable length, and
great ability to trace the history Of the English dissent
ersheir struggles for civil and religious liberty and
the final Accomplishment of that great struggle in this
country by the Pilgrim Fathers and concluded by do
carng to his audience, that to the English nation
the American people were indebted for their liberty
their laws, and their institutions.
Sr. ANDREWS CHURCH, RICHMOND CoUNrY.-Since
the low church party have undertaken the work OF
church reformation, beg to enquire, In order that
their labor may be thorough and effecual, whether
the royal charter OF ST. Andrews Church, Rich
mond county, did not convey to them large
amount Of valuable property for the benefit and ad,
vantage OF all the Episcopalians upon Staten Island
Il is generally understood that such is the case; and
if so, it is certainly subject worthy OF an immedi
ate investigation, how far or in what way the Epls
copalians on Staten Island are proted at this time
by this ancient endowment whether the several
churches which have, since the increase Of Episco
palians been established in that county, have come
in Tor liberal slice Of the church property towards
the support of their respective rectors, or other
wise! or whether sold Trinity" which is now
solely attacked for party purposes has had TO bear
the burden OF supporting these new establishments,
and the wealthy rector Of st. Andrews has been
permitted to put at the lowest estimate SO 600 into
his own pocket!
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
Busiuess Notices.

tiAyLEs's TRIAL Of SAt,>ANpsS SAFss Great !u:gs
tee h do1e IN the eport or the Committee - tie maker. Of
the other safes in their stating thu! fe Sse Of Ar
Gayer " "a dovJe w,e The bers were s.se and
ing tie impression on Ice Public mind it2t as tia,
gotten up with tho consent OF al the parties whose safe.
,rc tried and tie committee se,eeet by 'n "hea iae
fact yss Twas an individual Of Hr syier HIS
CHALLENGE was to try A dor6,e ugsirst srs's This ut
course could no, be aocsp44 lC We are wi-irg 10
him al 4uy ,me eensl terms We assure Tie Pubic ~s
are ay to make double S;am,aier Si,s "a hosoGs
a. can be made IN I'll, or any other city and al chesp
ra,e.
We would say 10 our freaJ1 distance, that oar eor-
fdence IL Res safe all diminished Us resaras IA
eaaur.ng in lie burning ofany building or wsrehou'e ac'
is that OF our ireEts here who have our safes IN use
A. 5. MARVIN, 1851 Waterst.
Accn, f,r EIcl,s sue
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

WiscoSslS.-The TIE ,oria Assembly convened
at Madison the 9Th. Nelson Dewey, of Gran,
County. chosen Presiden, Of the Council and
L. c. Eastman, Secretary. NJ. c. Darling, of Fond
du Lac elected Speaker of the House, and La
fayotte Kellogg, Clerk.
The Message of Gov. Dodge has the rare merit OF
brevity and shows the condition ofihe Territory 10
be very hourishing. The revision Of tho Common
School System and attention to Internal Improve
ments are recommended Nothing is suid in refer
ance 10 State Government. Probably they prefer
that the United States should defray their expenses
q vhile Vet
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
THE SOUTHERN MAEL.

II The FOREIGN News by the Packet Liberty
was expressed to Baltimore for the sun ssV'ns Jersey
City 81 O'Clock P NJ Sunday evening and arriving Al
Baltimore the day The substance OF ihe
news then communicated to the President OF 'ae
Uned States the Presdeai OF the Senate Speaker oil
the House, &c. by means OF the Telegraph
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
Com G a Of fnS Bureau OF Ordnance and Hydrograpa

ASorRER RELIC OF TIE REvoLUrIoN Cons
We are called 70 today the departure OF sno
,her Of the venerable men of our Revolutionary era in
the death OF evere,t EDDY who died yesterday at the
residence Of his son, Rev. Dr.. Eddy IN tnis city Al
the advanced age OF - years after long season % de-
bi,y The deceased born 81 Middle Haddarn Conn.,
and was imu:c lately connected Through his mother; 70
the family of David Brsiuard II early age be became
connected with the army Of the Revolution. and though
never required bear arms being from Dis education
employed in other services he with the troops OF
Washington in their retrsst before the Brush forces
through this city and shared largely in the euhcunss OF
the sodiery through their long an tedious campaigns
in this State and AZ Valley Forge Penn. Newark Adv.
CLOSE OF THE TRIAL OF THE REV. RR. ScorT.
The case of the Presbery Louisiana rs the Rcv d.
Scott the trial of which removed from tals city 10
Bson Rogue about four weeks since was nnsy brought
to close ou Saturday resulted in m acquit;a Of
the Rev Gentleman. 1t is already well known 10 our
readers that this investigation was the rcsu; Of
al!edyed certain caumncs which Dr. Scott had made
against Mr. Clay and of certain erectons as aminster
OF the church. ~ o. Bee I-LA.
ITe We learn that .lAHEs HOGkS, Esq. the At
,oney of the United States for this District died last
night at his residence in this city. Nat n Tuesday
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

Thu: GREAT AMERICAN RlMEoT-southern Balm
and A;erstive Pils for Consumption. Coughs. Colds
Hoarseness Group, Bronchial Affections, Liver Atec
tons Sc These invaluable medicines are for sale gen.
orally by the druggists in the city and ihrcushout tho
United states where treatise on consumption, liver
affections, Sc. AZ ana particular account OF these
medicines certificates. may oe had sfe,is. Give
them fair trial and if they don't prove gooi dencuncs
them. General Depo, 635 broadway. ji9MW&s
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

Ms. EplroE-Ntr Absruatiy SAYS Consumption i' Tu'
berces the LUngs e these are healed Snd the Lungs
Otherwise sound patent g, wel /! is a.!y de'
rcnstr,od in the case nv friend Il. u,acoS EsG which
has been tuiy subs,snua,cd by Mr. w p Church where
,uberces were cured by The celebrated Chrome Thermal
Remedy, Doctor Tsylor's Genuine Balsam ci Lirerwor
(nsde at SIS 8owety, with DR.. Leedss signature - TIC
rapper as there many couuicrtcls snd imauoa&(-
TAs fact should be known every one Predisposet to az
f.c;ons Of The Throat Chest and Lungs. Also it Is
r,.d; for As;hnu Coughs and Colds and be given 10
the most delicate infant Surely fucha discovery will
be negecied by public che Doctor has any quani OF
testmorid com Physicians and others, lie says
that temperature IS adequate cause Of ali
diseases and tia! there il actually bu, heal and
disease" rhe life Of .hs flesh Ia N bs blood TIC bood
Of lis for the lits therrol"-Le'iiieu'
This ncdieue destined 10 all other treatment Tor le
,.Ir,. of CONSUMPTION aside. ELcELsios.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

rT~ Now L,otEs il yu. time 10 90 with your children
10 the Ane .ctl Il cum aad hear AIr N--'u lu navel
I1srarts The u arm .nctn, the Nusical pn- icss
art Du elmer. HIS perform wonderful rna
u you soII tor mu,, goI he drish,ed. The hs
fSs vii be amused with the dauc!, iSirrs, aft VIZ
l % Interested w.lh he Dis vtnk Views the Ethiopian
Masseis al! u,sgd ,uI other sml-eine.t- of tbe
place But e-d ne ~ t. ald you eit"r hs ni-tnoon
performance a.. 3 ociocS, " the e|eino a: u;
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

~ V. o. PALMER. A.yo. mos; OF !!e beat New'
papers OF all the cies urd principal throughout ne
ar AID receivss Advertisement. =: h' Cows.
try Newspaper Acpertu'ng dga.cp 10 shs bniding-En'
-,nr. ., tll. Cot OgTicE p5G
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
Court Calendar |. TVS p.r.

cIseg:T corar.-xos IS ~ 7s IS. 50. e. 50, 30. 81,
CoNmoN PLEAs-Part / Nos n Is 81 G5 g. q so
IL 73. -. a. ~ -! = 2i5 Prt2 m Board OF A.-.tsnt
AdcImen's room NoI. - 4 IT, 81. 30 90 40 ~ IS n
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

q 4 large temporary tobacco house and an ad
ioinIus barn. oy Mr. William Reeder leonard
WI. Nd were entirely consumed by TIRE Tuesday
the 9th inst Both houses nllcd with tobacco Do
longing 10 his son, William o. Re-der, who culuvares
the farm. large quantity CT proveLder also con.
surred Tho loss A estimated IL IRON $1,000 ts sl2tO
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
GEoReIA-Tbe following is the official return for
Member of Congress in the lid District of Georgia:
19aS.
Total. .3.77,

Mgiority for Towns, 253 Do. for Poe l39. 1t will
be tha; the is very light Mr.. Townss vote
being nearly 600 less than Chappels in ls4i, when
he was beaten l39 by Poe
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

u Patrick White was committed yesterday on
charge of receiving 500 pigs of iFon knowing them to
have been stolen
u shanty In Coumbia-st for rectifying oil,
owned hy Mr.. Wordsworth, WAS burnt on Monday alter
noon Loss, $3.50.
tz- There is great deal of ice at the Ferries
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21


SIR; Last nigh, was The hcst clear night since
the 24th. , .,.
Good observations were made upon the comet and i's
conpsnion the daily Of The !ster IS about one.
ouar:er OF a second OF tire less IN rsht ascension and
oaoua.ter OF minute as OF arc less IN dec-naon
The nucleus of each s visible and their tails are near
II parallel extending of in a y E. direction laey are
nearing Us rapidly appearing every night IN oeter w
No is more distinct Qhouin osrey ''s'oe o' ZIG
l3th.) than No. ! was 81 ,ha; time
Our observations do not re-ch far enough at present
TO enable 10 determine whether these '"o ood'es
whether by coincidence they merely moVns IN
the same plane and WITH Ike angular Tsocty on; at
distances beyond The spAere OF each others s'ffac
ton.
So far however the difference OF motion indics;sd
between the by our observation Is such az ssie
lite OF considerable period OF revolution mtgh have
about lis primary
should !; prove hs, they 60 hold such relation TO
each other the discovery will De considered oy astEono
mers as one of great interest. Respectfully, &c.
" =. MAURY Lieut. [. 5. Navy
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
TIE NATIONAL PRESS,

l75- & Journal for Home IA Repository Of Letters
Record OF Art Mirror Vt tussias Events 10 be PUB,
!i-hed every SATURDAY. TWO Dollars yearGEoRGE P.
MoaRrs Editor and Propr.s;os Subscriptions received at
,bs ofira oF ouhlicntion by
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
Inw Co,-,x

CIRCUIT CorRT-Jucgo Edfnonds being III yesterday
this Court Wa ro held Judge Cishoriter with Adj
Brady aud Nescro!e for he opening pro rua and az.
tnurnns OF the Oyer and Ierrin-r The Of J.pc
Fi.gs Eugene Ely. on jdtst1ent 10 recover 5000
sent to dern..n, u 30 inyessd 6u; ~bcn not 90
invested referred 10 yesercS Will DC resumed III. fore.
noon.
CouRr OF CoMMoS PLsAs- Vftlia,- H. TEO-7soa rs
EfnAaG B,1uagHL-AcJot 'or nosi IN causing pl,in.
III s usue placed IN the back book ot he Hes
ter Tsil-rs Association, g s'sucs IN phyns hi. AT
lor's bills when pu,et oset TO Sl2 oEy existed
between them referred ytsterGsy Ttis ossa wss
continued 1t appeared fIogi the testimony that lbs
evening ia which Mr. ThOupson name was presented
l1i5 names Tor the black ooos were hsndet IN By vs
Gus members OF tho association. The rule ia ysce
every PERSONS here VINO ought 20 pay and does
NOT having the ability DO 80, snt ihi' without refer
.ncc 70 rank station or uortl character Poverty does
not necessarily make per,oa binenS5le 70. toe black
book. provided he shsws desire 10 psy, &c Tie
cause wi! be cOn,laued this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
STRINGER g GO.
Il, RrohdMr.. co,rer OF Aan.st

22- Broadway, co,uer Of Aan.st
rr Those who desire ohtsn this refined, elegant att
interesting famy newspsper, rom the trst number viii
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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

EgN Joseph Andrers' writes US cavil against
the passage OF any law Furnishing Concubuage or
the least culpate form of Sexual Lcentiousuess. As
we have advocated any such enactment, his queries
full pon,lcss. What have urged is the enactment OF
legal penalties for Seduction and aiuAery-esch of them
serant crime sssus, the peace and happiness of the
community, and of them the breach OF solemn
covenant which the Law processes to sanct or and pro
tect. We have not urged the puuis hment Of simple
Lewdncss or mere immortality but OF acts resulting in
snguish and misery other than the consenting par
ties. On what principle OF Jurisprudence such
be consistently let unpuuished As TO Furnishing
Lewdness i, will be think of that after the pend
ing question shall have been disposed Of but cannot
see how The Lsw can consistently punish honest Gam
bling and unlicensed Tipping YET leave City swarm
ing with notorious Liber,nes and es, ering with its
thousands OF Brolhels
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
New Publications.

IL WAsHIsGroE on the Battle Z ield Of Tren-
ton. is the subject Of noble Engraving by w Warner
from the original Picture by Col John Trmbu, in the
possession OF Yale College, New Harep, which has just
been published by J. Dainty, Fsgg & Co. Philadelphia
We have nobler representation paper of the
Father OF his Country Most OF the ergravngs
represent him a much later period when the fire OF
his eye dimned and his manly frame bowed By the
weight of years and This Engraving is 10 be sub
mitted citizens by agent Of the publishers.
Price So or Proofs tor s..
II GEORGE WAsHINGroS--a large anI spirited
Lithograph-has just been issued by IL r. Robinson, II
Nasssu-st is halfensth, and of the best OF its
kind we have ever seen. We rejoice at The multiplying
evidence that Countrys modest son stil holds his
proper place in the affections Of the People.
" THE GREECE OF THE GREEKS by G. i.
PERpicABs late Consul ofthe United States d, Athens
in two volumes l2mo mas been published by Paine &
Burgess 90 Johnst II will De sought for win aTiity.
The author has enjoyed the favorable opportunities
for making himself acquainted with the interesting sub
ects on which he has written and these opportunities
ne appears to nave turned to the best account. lis
principal object acqusint ais readers with the pre-
sent condition OF Greece and the Greeks. The work is
illustrated with several plates among which are por-
rats of King Ohio and his Queen
rP LETTERS AND SPEECHES or OLIVER CRoM
WELL. By Tuos CARLTLE.-A cheap edition Of This al
ready widely circulated just made s appear
ance from the press OF Wm L. Coyer, No. Hague st.
The volume exceedingly well printed snd sells Tor the
low price OF 50 cents. VIM. Graham, I51 N-ssaust-
E Local LoIrEgIyGs and Visits in the Vi
ciny of Boston, s collection Of Sketches, hrst pub
lshed we believe in the Boston Journal. The author "a
tie writer OF Pen and Ink Sketches Of the Boston AZ
las which c:rcunsance viii be sufficient 20 for
the work rapid sale. Published BY Reddng & Co.
Boston.
Mus1c-A. a. Van Gelder, 263 Bowery, has sent
Us the following pieces OF Music: The New Years o.
feripg By J. Csspar scnerpf; The Relief from Study
Waltz by George :. Root; 'Galop fer tie Piano.
Forte, by tie same
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

- James Cartwright. an Englishman. aged
about so ypsrs comrred suicide 5u1s.o the othe.
day. BY tsk;ng Morphine. he was an Incorporate mar
and has left II wife anc one child.
u There were two or three small fires il S,
LOUIS the 9th Inst
~ \ child ot Mr.. Carson, of s.. Louis was
burn, 70 death by its clothes taking IRE the 9h
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

- A new story brick House and Lot, IS St.
81 NlarR5.psce, vii! be soId to-day at - o'clock. See
advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

ts we are indebted TO Livingston & Wells for
the Albany Atlas of Monday delivered las, evening at
quarter before Il From we have prepared our ~.
noPsIs OF the legislative proceedings Of Monday
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

e Rev. Dr.. PUTNAM. OF Roxbury, Mass. gave
notice MS people Sunday as, FROM the pulpit that
he had given in the negative the urgent call
from Cambridge the Hollis Proessorship Of Harvard
univers!ty.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

NIAGARA sCzPESsloN BRIDGE.-The Buffalo
Cansnsrctal 4Gretise a5herss ts original assertion
tina. the Beard Ordnance had reported against
erection Suspension Bridge the Niagara River
for military reasons bur adds tha, Legislature
and probably will overrule iris uHfavoraole opinion
The general opinion is that will be constructed.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21

tS@ At recent Charter Election in Tallahassee
E. c. Roberts Wbig, was elected Mayor by 35
majority. An entire board Of Whig Councmen
was elected by about the same majority.