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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

Prosperity is nice and Squsamish thing
and il ls hard 10 lind anything able to plSASe
msn Of full and prosperous STATE; where
- poor estsle is easily comIoued by the
accession Of many AhiBgs which il Wantslh,
COED meal, q small gilt, little grain, OF
good success of bis labeF, doth greatly
please a poor nan with . very solid pleas.
ure.
Tranquility or ease Of mind 10 the sole
aim thst patience drives a.; and there is
virtue 10 keeping oneself unconcSrne6
ct abuse, or SANDER; inationtivs 70 noise or
imperineucei uuEufisd BY BY diHaPPOint-
msut; unhurrisd 10 dangerous, or nlluriug
pursuits; end even 10 : sick man compos-
ing himself to sleep amidst bis pains when
told 4 10 ekpsdient foF bic health.
Who, thai doih consider hoW near be il
Il kin 70 Gid himself, and how sxesllsnily
ne Is qualified By Him 10 judge Alright Olull
The dslusious and appearances Of The weird.
sho can consider ans weigh this, aud a
the uanS TINE bury 81 ihoso faculties. q
lhs discerning soul. ia sensual Pleasafel,
lszinsss. end senseless iuaenVilyf
Lr,ok inlo ihs lie and TENDER II ChFiti
5escnhed anS illustfsisd il TIE Ggspsi, tne
search whether you eau End anyihiog iiks
n ia your Own lie. Have you unyihlne
of he humility, mesknsr,, end bsaetp-
lsncs 70 neat Auyshing q be purify ans
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

]. @. ADAMs.-1hs Union Of saturday
contains another speech Of this distinguish
ed Wing Representative, on the Oregon
question. He goes for 50 90 distinctly
and defnitely-denies the right Of England
to any Of It maintains that she surrendered
all claims West Of the Mississippi BY her
treaties with France and Spain. Want Of
rom this morning prevents our giving bis
views in bis own words, which We intend
10 DO hereafter Tor the benefit Ofthe Wing
party in general The Wings bad as vel
march up 70 the 81 40-Adams, Clay d
Co, wont halt Il 49.-LQp. DeRora.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

STAMP Acr When Or. FRANKGIN Was
agent in England for the province Of Penn
syivania, he was Frequently applied to BY
the ministry for Inc opinion respecting the
operation Of the Stamp Act; but his an
swor was uniformly the same, that "the
people Of America would never submit to
it," After the news Of the dsslrucuoh Of
the stamped paper had arrived 10 England,
the ministry again sent for the Doctor to
consult with: and il conclusion offered this
prOpeEaI:-That il the Americana would
engage to pay for the damage done in the
destruction Of the stamped PsPer, etc. the
parliament would then repeal that act. =
The Doctor having paused upon this ques-
lion for some time, at last answered II As
col Ows:-This puts me ia mind Ofa French
man, who having heated poker red hot,
ran luriOusIy into the street, and addressing
the FIRST Englishman he met there, Shah
Monsieur, voulez vous give me de Plaissr
de satisfaction, 10 let me run this poker on
" one foot into your body 2" g My bOdy,''
replied the Eagishman; What do you
meaRl" Vel den 90 far, I" marking shout
six inches" Are you mudi" returned
the Others" tell you, ifyOu don'I 90 about
your buUlOsGS, l'll knock you down. -
vel dsU,' said the FreOchmcu, SOflsning
bis voice and manner; "VIIl you my good
err, only be 90 ObliginRau 10 pay me for
the trouble end expense Of heating this PO>
ksFm
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06
HUMAN HAPPINESS.

o thou whom all admire, adore,
Pursue, but ne'er possess,
AwaylLdelude some easier fool,
Thou phantom, Happiness!
Thou art LIES long disastrous game,
That can the craftiest beat;
While Death looks on, but to reveal,
When ! is too late, the cheat.
Safe is The whirlwind's bOding calm,
Andtu the treaeherous sea,
And real ell the mirage paints,
Compared, thOu Dreaml with thee
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

A young lady 10 0hia. has lately contrac
led habit Of gniug Of 70 q trace. in
which slate she praiessss % Be Transported
to heaven where she is abls to see who
lave already secured ssais, and also 10 see
Who Of those YET 10 this uaful world have
lhSir names 10 The Book Of Life, Her
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

FRoM TExAs.-It is now considered
ceEtsi0 that Col. Williams hAs been elected
TO Congress from the Eastern district. The
Galveston News, sPeskIpg OfIhe PrOclA.
nation Oflhe Mexican General Mejia, says
Capt. Foster of the Woodbury. informed VI
that this wnrIiks document was sent by a
messenger 70 Gen. Taylor when he was
within few miles OF The Rio Grande. =
Upon reading it Gen T. threw Il back ia
The messenger, saying that he might fell
Gen. MejIa in answer, that his Army would
encamp on the banks Of the Rio Grande
that night, which was accordingly done,
regardless Of the fearful threat Of the man
ifesIo that " The banks Of the Rio Grande
shall be witness Of the igOOmIty Of the
naughty sons Of the North and itS deep wa
Iers ahal be the sepulChre Of those who
dare spprOuch lhsm."-N. 0 JeGsrsO-
man.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

Presidential asPiranls on the line Of 40
deg. must keep sharp look oO,, o. Col.
Benton will take the trump card out of their
hands. If there be magic in the teFms
3 Grand Pacifcdtor,n he is likely 70 get
it over some that have sEiven hard for u.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

An Irishman gong to market met a far
mer with an owl.
@say misiher, what viii you take fox
your big eyed turkey 7"
lis an owl" replied the astOnished
farmer.
"Diyil BIT do care whether its ould
or young price the bird"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

The Pittsburgh Gazette says that very
valuable dePoslIeO Of copper ore have been
discovered on the Allegheny range in
Pennsylvania. A company Of gentlemen
have purcasSd al the IaadS relocating cop.
PEI, and are now mining end preparing to
commence Smelting.--N. o. JefFersOnian.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

name d Funston; and Miss Funston Is
soaring come Of the Buckeyes horribly, At
her revelations.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

LADIES EMANClPATRD. = Az editor % ii-
linoid, mentioning he &c, tlal ladies hive
discarded eofstts concludes with lbo fpl-
loving eifusiOn:
= Sound he loud timblsl DER valley uud sea-
TIE tape.stringi are broken end uomsn are
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

Never be cast down BY trifes. II q
spider breaks his thread twenty times, he
win mend il again. Makeup your mind to
De q thing. and you will do It. Fear not ii
q trouble comes upon you; keep Up your
spirits though The daybe a dark one.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

Tiers IL only Tires etyr D. esi oai 81 a
scnps-uriis oul, fight on, 81 hackoul-
bat TIE best way il 70 keep oul.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06
Vol. II No. 80.

wisdom, bic contempt Of the world, bic pa
tience, bic fortilude, his zeali ~
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06
INenator Benton, le43.

Mr.. Benton spoke Of the " whole Of Or
egOn" up to the Russian line. In his re-
cent abortive attempt to "imprison" the
old soldier, Gen. Cass, he declared, if we
understand him Alright, his alliance with
those who would divide and alternate it, |"
and has called down upon himself bis own
malediction. Il is said that Gen. Jackson
remarked, before his death, that
Mr.. Benton had not, and probably never
would, recover from the effects Of the dis
aster on board the Princeton. Gen. Jack.
SON was wise and sagaciOus mah.--aiss.
DemOcracf.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-06

OREGoN.-** Such a country is FORM
ed for union, wealth, and strength. Itcan
have but one capital, and that will q
Thebes; but one commercial emporium,
and that will be Tyre, queen Of cities.
Such country can, have but one people,
one interest, one government; and that
people should be American, that interest
ours, and that government Republican,
Accused and infamous be the man that de
vides or aIienates it p
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-13

justified the wisdom Of the step he had so
promptly taken.
The flag Of the United States was hoist
ed at Monterey, Upper California, on The
eth of July, 1916. On The 9TH, It was
displayed at San Francisco, Sanoma, and
Bodega, and few days after al suileI ;
Fort on the Sacramento. Ga the I'm,
tlag was furnished at the request Of and
was hoisled by The foreigners, (prhcipai y
American aud EnglIsh,) al The Pueblo Of
san Jose. GA lne ION, the mission Of
San Juan, abou, forty mules from Monterey,
was oarrlsoned aud fortified. On the @oth,
the corvette Cyane sailed with battalion
Of rflemen, to take possession q San De
20, and cut eff The retreat Of Gen. Castro,
The commanding General Of Upper 0dlliof.
MIA, into Lower California o. Mexico.
When Com. Sloal left Monterey on the
29lh Of July, all Upper California, North
Of Santa Barbara, was IN the iuii aud quiet
possession OF the American forces, ap
parenlly very much 10 the satisfaction Of
all the inhabitants, who have been long de.
slrous Of seeing then country under some
stable government.
The gallant and adventurous Fremont
commlnds the rlilemen who went down on
tic Cyaue to San Diego. HIS men are
animated with The bltterest feelings OF hos.
tilt, towards Castlo for hts conduct To-
wards their expedition before the war.
The Commodore graphically describes
The mode 10 which Iu,uce Is administered
now IN California. la sumo cases, sur
gcons and pursots are converted .nto mas.
istrates and admirable magistrates DO iley
make. The people at first stood lIOoi, but
they have found that true justice rather
than MeAcan las Is now administered, and
that /, costs nothing. Ihls has surprised
them aud Is working It's natural effect m
conciiailpg them. Were the flag Of the
United States now 10 be hauled down IA
California, 1t would nut be replaced by
that OF Mexico. The Inhabitants Of Cali.
fornia vii never submit 10 the rule Of Their
old masters.
Lower California, too, wl,l probably
succumb 10 our atms Il tie VAR continues.
Representations OF rs value % our com.
merce viii be made to he Government,
and 81 such nature as y induce prompt
action unless Mexico speedily sues inr
peace. The next news from tie Pacific
vii probably be 10 tie effect hat The ports
Of Mexico on that coast have been h,ockad
cd NAzJd4n has been spared a. meas
ufe 81 pnucy. Il IS now an American
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-13
FROM THE ARMY.

We give 10 preceding columns an inter.
estIng letter from Col Bale Peyloa, gly.
ing detailed account Of the operation Of
Gen. Worth at the bltde Of Monterey
It will be read with thrilling interest
Gen. Worth has lmmoftahscd himself IN
his mode Of attack both as a pfuden, and
successful General We regret, however,
10 learn that dissatisfaction has been ex.
pressed by some Of the officers Of the Ar.
my at the conduct Of Gen. TAYLOR, which
has probably lead to duel between Col.
Marshall, Of Kentucky, and Col. Peylop
OF New Orleans. Col. Marshall had free.
y censured Gen. Taylor for what he deem.
ed 10 be bad seneraIship or culrablo ne.
gIeci' he was defended by Col. Peylon, and
tho language became SO warm that a chnI.
Iense was given aud accepted, and they
were to settle the difficulty at Camaruo.--
notwithstanding this difficulty We have no
doubt that Gen. Taylor possesses the full
confidence Of his men, and should any al.
tempt he made, as it has been reported. to
supersede him, the operations ia Mexico
Will be seriously retarded and would lead
to disastrous consequences. Of the feel.
ing OF the volunteer part of the army to.
wards Gen. Taylor, VIC can form an onin.
ION from the following extract Of n letter
IRON Monterey dated October 9Th. The
writer also refers to what We had seen re-.
p''ed, mat our great loss was caused by
The '0JudIcious charge ordered BY Gen.
Butler;
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-13

A white glove often coaceals a dirty
hand. The remedies for INJURIES IL no. to
remember them. Be- friend 10 yourself,
and others will. 90 Into the country to
hear HE news oil tue tU"u. b. t.4t O ha.
her, # your head is made Of butter. Gail
me cousin, Uul cozeu me not. FAINT praise
IS displacement. Ask Thy purse what thou
shouldest uuy. Ieal without knowledge IS
ike fire without hghl. Youth aud white
paper soon take aHlnpresslon. Vows made
IA storms are forgotten N calms. The
church lie out Of temper, when Charity i,
cold and zeal IS hot. HE sung Of reproach
Is the tfu.h Of 1t. Envy shoo.s al others
aud wounds herself A goose qgt,i i. more
dangerous than hons claw. Beware Of
ellen! dog aud a wet ral.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-13
C1lag1ntag
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1916.


We understand that some Of the Loco
Focos Of this county or town held a Gnu
Gus on Saturday at and selected al tpIl.
yldual 10 lie run as The candidate to d.I the
vacancy IN The Senate occaataned by the
death u +. l.. Hutchinson, Esq. We think
his political frlenls nigh, al least have
waited week, before they lhoasbl Of 50.
lecung a successor II shows, to ~ly the
least Of It, very lle respect 10 his me
mory. Bat tbcy were determined 10 take
tine by the fofc,ock
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-13

4 copy Of the New Orleans IT,.
found It's way 10 the encampmen, y,,,"
day, aud IT created an excitement ~,
only partially attempt TO describe. + ~
ted, N 50 many words, that Gen. r.
mind, you, the hero Of the sth and a.
OF Ma, was to be superseded, and II
Gen. Butler was to receive the ann.
menl OF the chef command OF THIS ,,,.
| never saw SO much excitement M
life.
Our company Capt. Slewarl's) nv.
public meeting, aud culled on our olG,..
10 know If il was true, and every M, I,
Of Us threatened 10 have The amy NM.
ter II Old Rough was superseded d. IA,
seemed as angry as the men, AMI, Nv.
plrdging themselves TO Us to throw uptte.
commissions Il the statement proved N.
the whole battalion met ~ public asscnl,
and unanimously adopted resolution 4 I,
they would form guard Of honor to e.c.,
the Old He TO the RIO Grande IN ,ss
yeni OF his beng superseded.
The Ia Liant Teuhessedns Che heroe, i
Monterrey now caught The e1citeu,,
then the MississippIaos, aud | Grn, \.
lieye that the moment the GOlcrnmp5,,,
tempts hits proceeding the army cl ocs.
patton will be broken up.
THIS army la, no confidence Vha,sr
~ Gen. Butler. lis charge lthe s,,,.l
one was an timed, ri d'c,ous, and IA, r..
fai and II was during this charge 4
the Immense slaughter of our force q.
pecially on the part OF tic Trnue,,ea,
took place twas made by the orJer
Gen. Dutlrr without oTGers from Ga
Taylor; mud | hrmly believe tina, We N
would haze shared the fate ct our ars-.
ted Colonel, WATSON and been ,a, b,
pieces, had not Gen. Fay Tor rode ua 8r5,,
most tremendous, me aud ordered D, I,
retire. II was here jhsl our beloved G,s.
eral had bis horse shot. However ttt,.
capped and has escape was aud lei,
mIraclr, Tor | Ihiok uay safely SIS IA
saw tie dust Of fifty bullets ty roual ;,
hools ol bis horse. Gen, Butler hld lea
wounded, and soldier was tying tls.
kcrcGef rouud hi, leg - hen Gen TAI.
rode lp. They lad hard ard blgh s0,a
when Con. Taylor exclaimed Sri H..
def l1u 10 retire Gen. + nov Ya,t
iul towards ~ md 10 firm clear ,oc.
winch vas heard BY every uan, at!ra
Us 10 retreat 70 corn field near N, 4
one word Butler has the urauimly, az.
scul ol the volunteers 10 return 10 pnus
lie and, IT, ONE. srlemuIy de-, late ,,a',
Although ! came here 10 serve dunrg L
VAR, ail npp'' for ny discharge belo's !
vii ever ascot 10 accompany chat-
% bay0oet4 which shall be made under J.
orders II MAJOR Gen Butler. idGHi na
10 BE- brGrs man he led fbe dtrn51 a
person, and sds tronqd,d whlie ail's bela
but he lacss pru lence, lores sight, ani Obj.
er qualities necessary M opnmafdci>
chief ! again repeat that u our Covers
mcat should attempt 10 supcrscdc Go
Tal lpr, and to appoint Gen. Butler 20 st
stead, the army u occupation, Of least it'
volunteer portion 81 81, ~tl. be broken W
They Che VOLUNTEERED Hll never cons
10 serve under aay other General y
not even under Tweg, o. Worth, both o.
whom h,ve al Monterey gained mma'a
hoa4rs. Taylor, or, n We inmrur.y al
mm, o. Xack. is the bhoy lor Dc.
AK Won 20 10 good enough, eru,lemea
let lhr GuNernmoh know tho real ses-
mcnts Of the yo,aa'ecr, IA this matter.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-13
BRAVERY.

never kaew, sad Lord Erskne a mar
remarkable ior heroic bravery, whose very
aspect vas NOT lighted up ny gen.lenes.
and humanity.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-13

Anger aud basic hinder good COUNSEL.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-13
NOVEL PRorosIrGnY-NEW MODE III
ATTACK.

NOVEL PROrOStTfpY-NEW MODE III
ATTACK.
Mr., Vice, tic rtonau,, has su-.s,.e!
to the Government novel plan Tor anloS.
tng and capturing the Castle Of Saa JHs
lie UlIua We ha,o no doubt Mr. Ns
believe. II the success oC the uDdcfab /:
and as Evidence Of it he offers 10 uaasr
take the execution d Tho plan Shouts ts
Ga'efomenf agree 70 bts proposition a,
tie Government is fond % trying o1an.
mcoIs Sc sec m .eason Why they aal
not lry one experiment as well as anlt9,
especially, rs It VII 30 n great saving
meu and vessel. II they succeed, llBt
what he has 10 say:
Although the plan shall propose m'r
seem HuS 10 many still bret Jc'al. q.
Ihiuk viii satisfy the most lucrctulla- "a
It's cthcary. In tho frs, place J., sill is.
qulfc the construction of Balloon OF can.
mon twt.icd muslin. o. about Uoc bualrc.
leel Va diameter. The machine proper
y coated with yarnish vii retain 1t, buoy
ouey Tor many days or weeks. II NJ. b
capable, when inflated, to raise over $1,000
pounds. Say 10000 independent o.. -
own weight, net work, car aud cable. u
can be Inflated IN a Gny or less tine d. ne
cessary. The process of initiation ma, N
accomplished on IaaJ, or on board Hll
al war ut sea, as circumstances m1y fe
qare. The car to be loaded with lc,.l''
s'oncd bomb shells and ,orpcdoes to he D.
mount Of $4,000 pounds, which WI. lci''
1000 pounds for ballast and men. Ia5'
. It vii be ready to be placed IN O P's..,oa
Tor deadly action, ~ very short lmc'-
he edble by which It is 10 be manuuUel
may he al leas, miles long, 40 that We
balloon at milo Of elevation would Leave
me vessel, or land position, winch acts ~
/ we retaining point, oul of reach 81 Ihe 20"
( 'te guns, and under the cover Of our t""
/ batteries. The man oc war balloon no.,
Netng a mile above the castle like c.o"'
ol destruction, would be entirely out OIL dan,
ger OF the enemies guns, since lhcy coOn
net be made TO bear AT an object Immro,'
o'eIy above them. The position Of the Da
loon rs to height, and distance from 10,
retaining point, could be easily manaIoeo
/ by keeping a proper eye TO It's ba'asllns
As II would become I,ghtcncd by the DIS
charge OF shells and Iorpedoes, an adequate
/ quantity Of gas an also be discharged
II gun from the Castle could be eve
made to bear upon the war balloon,
would soon be silonced by tho rapidly
precision and ccrlaiay with which 'o
deadly missiles could be showorcd Do"
upon them.
With this noriul war ship hanging
mule above the lorl, supplied with lhoo'
land pctcassloUcd bomb shells. the Ca'I'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-17

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BILrxE (Hoad l-Schr Nie-Sls63 as logs mahogany 81
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melons lot Of old and copper
order
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Hnme Porfa.

Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, DC, June i3-Sld schr Repeater, Balr
BALIIMoaE. June e An; ship R'grr sherman Nichols:
from Bremen; schr Por'ia Krwiu, from Para CD bark
Moutg mery, Hoppe. No,ok; brig Fulvis Owens Savsa
nah: schr Falcon, Hooper San a, tonic de Bexar, Tey
,an.as, bouad Hamburg ut u IN ds,rs mises,ts
Splendid. Terry ~, ork Jeuer Gunner Msblehesd; slo
Protsctor Luce NYork; Georga Cannon I'm Bal
with wood no doubt. large quantity was drifting sbou.
her IL Hampfo Roads ship edonia, FIN City Point bid
TO urcp~; bak Home I'm orb passed through the Roads
yesterday for PORT Watha schr Fountain Kseran from
Naauckss gid briggs Victory Brighm,n for New York
Clarion Howisud Boston; G~orgsna Hpkins New York;
Alqaash. Pratt. Fall River Fairchild Rogers Halifax
PHi5ApELFhI4 June ie ART schrs Oneeo. Bates from
NV Bedford; Slavery, Providence Cid. .hip Franco
MIA Smith Liverpool, bark, Lui.s g ilaghrr Ell
gust Downs Boston: caic"ss. Thompso, NYorI; Narr.
gans-t Baker Medford Ann Eizab.th Somer. NewYork;
,on LSes Blake Burton Porsmouth GOV Anderson, War.
steamer sides MORMON NYork: barge Star Loughesd
do. Below, brig Nottingham and schr October