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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25

Wehave received from MT. BouIeme', al the L terary Depot, "with the compliments of the season, I superb copy of "Chlde Harold" new edi'ion with all the nofes, edited by Thos Moore-an octa vo volume got upby Carey & Hart, of Phladerhia, with most lavish style ofcosiy establishment and elegant typography.
 IL beautiful volume for presentation at this season, and will make an admired addition 10 a la Iy's table.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25

The entertainments at Pine's Ahambra were we'll attended, and were received with particular ia' vor both on "Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Miss Leslie i. an accomplished Vocalist, and they have tome of the finest Banjo and Tamborine playing of the day. The Sablss, especially the lady Angslique created a world of fun. Mss Leslie gives day Corcert al three o'clock this afternoon, toaeccmmo- ,lale families unable to attend in the evening.
 The exhibition IS well worth seeing. IL is given again tonight with an entire change of Programme, and will be repeated oR Saturday night.
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GRAND GALLA DAY! MERRY CHRISTMASi
GREAT ATTRAcTIoE AT PINE 'S A HI A M B R A Christmas Dny and Evening.

sals. MISS EMMA LESLIE, by the request 9ssE nf several families who are unable 10 attend aS in the euening. will give Day Performance. csn.nencing aI 3 n'cock, mud one in the evening, commencing al o'clock, when she irusIs ihs enter taInments selected VI Ill meet with Ihei, kud arpro- balon She will be assisted by the following talented artists:
 MIR W SMlTH-The popular Comic Singer and unrivaled Tamborinlsl
 MRT FLUTER-The wonderful and truly as- ion-hrng Banjo player.
 MIR B BARESFORD-Th celebrated ViolinisI, former leader of the Euterpeans.
 MIR HALLETT-1he porular Ethiopian Mel "di-l. Together with the ETHIOPIAN MIN STREI.S and theIr
 SABLE SISTER AEGELiQUE, Who will appear in great variety uf their most popular Glees, Choruses. &c forming altogether one of the most pleasing Entertainments ever offer ed to the public.
 Price of admission S5 cents.
 Doors open at 6a o'clock, Concert 10 commence at7
 O3- Fer fall particulars see bills of The day.
 dec25
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py presages

Oo-The publication of our weekly Prices Current will he delayed 't,il Monday morning Orders le'' on Saturday for he letter news sheet VIII b' duly attended ta
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25

A SITUATION Is desired ny Soung Lady IA htely from the ForIh ieaehrr, either n a pr vate family as assiian in some pnhlic schnnI Having had len years experience in he instruction of youth, she feels confident Of giving entire sat4- faction. Satisfactory testimonials caa be given - Application 10 be made at
 GATES PHARMACY dec2l 136 Dauphn street
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CITY BATHING EsTARLIsH mENT.

(A7j0Inlng lhe American HoIeI Exchange st.)
 FNNtlE undersigned would respectfully inform his
 iriends and the public in general that his we'll known establishment. after undergoing thorough renovation and being in excellent order, and for cleanliness and neatness being unsurpassed by any similar establishment in the South, strangers and residents will always find ready Warm, Cold, Show- CT and Sal Wafr Baths. The undersigned returns his acknow ledgmens for the very liberal patronage with which he has been favored, and hopes by srct attention to his business still 10 merit cohtinu- ance. deciSKw VIM HICKEY.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25

Mir Oober has sentus copy of the following work Experimental Researches on the Food of Animals and the Faiteaing of Cattle, wih remarks on the Food ol Man-based upon experiments undertaken by order of the British government by Robt Dnndas Thompson, NJ. D., Lecturer on Chemistry Tn tho University ofGlasgow. A republication by the Ap' pieons, of a work faeosd deal of practical value from the last London edition.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25
CoLLEeToR's OFFIcE.1 Mnhile. 22h Dec. l6lfi.

Mobile, 22d Dec. l8i6. c FAILED Proposals for furnishing Stationery, - for executing Printing and for binding books for this office, un, Ist January, lS48, will he rece,ved until the Ist January proximo All 'he articles of Stationery must be fully equal quality to the ples which must accompany he offers. The print- ing must be executed with and perfect type, and the paper used, and ihe binding. must be equal in maternal, style aud finish to samples which may be this office. The proposals for printing must state ihe price for which he work will be done, inc elusive of paper. The articles and work will be rec qui,ed from lime lo time as they are wanted
 STATIoNERY-Writ Paper. hand made. of linen. laid or wove, satin "r plain fnish. fant lined and trimmed; Foolscap, per rean; Letter per ream; Folio Post, per ream; Bank Post; En veope, smooth royal, yellow; BlotIing. royal; Me islic Pens, each kind, with makers nave. per card: Quiiis Nos, 6O 70 and 30. per 1905 black lead Pen- cils. Cohen's; red linen Tape, No 12 to l5 equal. per dozen; Ink, black, quaris Ink, red. OF. per dozen; Waters, red. 10; Sealing Wax, sup. scarlet Blark Sand, per dozen papers.
 PRiNTING--Blank Forms, folio post, broadside, two u side; Denl, do
 HINDING-Folio Post, per quire; Demi, do. dec22KO JAMES F.. SAUNDERS, Collector.
 Herald and Tribune copy.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25

There violent strugs rimmallons aud re- crimiuatinns--ilow ing on (secretly as they sup pose) among the different cliques of federalists n Congress They all have thsir origin aspire tons lin their party nomination in lslS, and must break fgrih in lh4 newspapers attached their different wings. $ lar they have managed to keep hem p. city much themselves: yet il is almost imposs ibIe that they can do much longer. The Pennsy hania democratic members ~hn voted against the tariff nf 1916 without exception, am inclined to think, now stand ready sustain it agalnst the tariff of laI2!. have been expecins as much since tke Penns, ysnis election. This wll by means, inspir Ihe federaists to struggle earnestly for the change. Indeed, mY impression Repeatedly written 10 sou) thai they have no serious intention of attacking he present lnw. is confirmed and strengthened by whM Is nnw 10 be seen around me.
 he message in reply the resolution of inquiry about the governments in the conquered territories, was sent in 10 day, as had been expected. For some days past, clerks u ha departments have been engaged in copying he documents to accompany il The Rev. Mir. Sicer, methodist of this city, elected chaplain of the Senate against host of com petitors, some of whomswere dropped without nomiaaIion,
 The debate or yesterday vas continued 10 day in the House. Gentry, of Tennessee. who had ihe floor, made tho first speech, which showed pretty conciusvely that the labors of he prudent of the opposition to keep their imprudeni of the Hartford Convention platform, abors in vain. Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee, replied to him, cut
 ag right and left al the iederastd for their oppo- .;, ..h. Ila fI bu InJs of Massachusetts who tried his best to nut do Gen try in fighting for Mexico. The task was imposs bic, however; but it about race between them.
 The body of Major Ringgold reached here this evening in il,e thern boat in charge of tue com rittee. It will be taken by the or Baltimore) 10 morrow under military escort
 Levi D Shmm. Egg. married this afternoon to daughter of Justice Norsell ei Washington. He gets partnership and clever wife al about tbe same time-ihe luck fellow
 JOIIN TAYLOR Or CARoIIsR
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Mr hanioui, oi .,ss.s,, ...oiicaiion, says thai the tonuage of the port of New B4dford is greaper than that of any porl in lhe Kingdom ol France, and that, taking the tonnage in the cda ri.de of EaganL. have larger t..Riage lnn the Island of Great Britain or course, under the new commercial system, our trade rnust rapidi, in crease, and the country rapdly improve in iis lneana of eotAusrcs aad wea,b.--LNew Haven Re- gistsr,
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25

GREAT WESTERN CIRcUs.-This superior compa- ns of yaulers, acrobats, etc., give day performance this morning commencing al Il o'clock. The clo- sing representation takes place tonight previous to it's departure for New Orleans. We cannot suffer this excellent troupe to leave our city without expressing wish for it's future success and recommending il to the patronage of the OrleAnos.
 oc- Commander Carpenter is now under trial bo' fore Court of Inquiry at Norfolk, for tho loss of the brig Truxion.
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COMMERCIAL.


 The sales ef CoToS day exceeded 6tOu bales. Pri- -tifenrd up during the day, and middilns Coltons were sold NJ 9taac The safes on Wednesday reached only 50600 bales The movement 10 day is attributed 10 tav receipt of steamers aceounis by private ex- press Whether the impression has any foundation in the knowing tell The days business clos es under con sidrrhe excitement.
 There was lsrge business done in Exchange without alteration in ralts.
 A ship iahsn to dny for Havre at lic.
 NEw YoaK-1he s,ss of Cotton for three days ending ou tho 18th weresso1 bae.-0oo of which Mobile and Orienns The uarke cused quiet, without any change
 prce.--ordinary toeood ord si a9l; mid to good md 9s iOi; mid fair to fair l0i ole The receipts Of tho season amount to 600 balss makug deficiency this season oi 77 2OI bales.
 Freishss-are not quite so quick to Lverp ool, London and Havre, thuugh there ,,nues be fair of offering rates, to all he quoted ports, with very few vessels in port engased.
 Exchnnge-There was fair business done in Foreign Tor the hut the market closed very heavily and Sterling In some instances sold a low as 5i cent premium. Wequo,e Bill. on London 5ap6i Pa rs C5,42iOL54ii; Amsterdam and Antwerp SsiM39 |. Hamburg s4i0s5 and Bremen 77i cents.
 NEw ORLEANS, Dec 23-THk MARKET -Yesterday's business large, though to less extent than the day previous Cotton was in good request and about 3OOO bales disposed of chiefly for Fms and the North Nddng and Good Mdlng bring 9ic to 9sc. per lb The Flour market quiet buyers for export took about 4OOO bbls good Ohio brands al $4 2D to 4 2 per bb Corn very brsk fully 3ObO bushels were taken for shipment 50c 55c bushel for the best Yellow and White Business was somewhat checked by the failure of the Eastern mail, which was only from Charleston.
 COMMERCE OF THs CoUETRY-A Washington cores ronden nt Courier Euqsirer furnishes that paprr with the following summary view Of ihe ol ihe country ihe year e"dng June 30, le46. pared wh Ihs previous year, extracted from the forth ming annual report of the commerce and gaon Of the country by the Secretary oi the Trsasury:-
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25
CHRIRTM AS.

fEfHE asubscriber respectfully informs his customs ! CTS and the public that he is making exIensi,e preparations tn supply them wilh CAKES, CAN. DIES, CONTEMPORARIES, &c.. for the com mS holidays.
 He has on hand the most choice lot of Fruit ever brought to ihs market.
 Cakes made 10 order al short notice.
 THOS. CARMELICHI dec2i corner Dauphin and Sl Emanuel si0
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 preparations tn supply Item wih CAKES, CAN DIES, CONTEMPORARIES &c.. for the com. lng holidays.
 He has on hand the most choice lot of Fruit ever brought to lhls market
 Cakes made 10 order at short notice.
 THOS. CARMELICHI dec2i corner Dauphn and Sl Emanuel siO
 BANK or MoBiLE.1
 December 23d, 1S46 LSRIDAY, the 25li inst , bemg Christmas Day, A thIs Bank will not be open for business. All pr pers due that day, srequred to be paid Thurs day. tle 24Ih inst.
 dec24u' I'M ENGLISH. Cashier. SWEET OII.--A genuine article for table use, - just received and for sale by
 R NORTH A co, Druggist ' ARD OIL--ReGned WIn.er strained, received AIper steaa,bonl Oregon, and for sale bv dec24 NJ ROBINSON AiL-Winter strained and beached Sperm, re. NIceIved per steamboat Oregon and for sale by doc24 ROBINSON TRIED BEEF-Receved this day in stoie per dec2l NJ ROBINSON OAnn GUNNY BAGS 2t and 3 bushels, , SUUU landing and for sale by dec24 DESH0N 4 MYERS A DvANCES made on Cotton shipped to Liver TA pool, New York, Philadelphia or New Orleans, oT hefd n store, by
 der24 Fw Mccoy & JOHNSON. i OTrON SEED-PelI Gulf laised ny John E Hall, planter, al Petit Gulf Hills. Miss. war raned genuine, Tor sale al s7i cents per bnshel, by dec'4 c CENTER K co HAVANA SUGAR-I2 bxs iQAwn, in store and | for sale by DESHON & MYERS. dec24 corner Commerce and Cont sts HlSKY-lOO bbl. in store and for sale by DESH0N & MYERS, dec24 corner Commerce and Cont SIS \ EMON5-50 bxs of superinr quality, fur sale A byT CARMELlCH, dec24 corner Dauphin and Si Emanuel sls M MULASSES-S0 bbls m store and for sale by wv dec2l z W OGDEN ~ OFFEE- l2O0 sarks green Rio Coffee, in V store and fer sale by
 dec24 CIV OGDEN DRAGGING AND ROPE-l50 pieces Basging aB of various brands: 300 coils Rope, superior quality, in store and for sale by
 dec24 CIV OGDEN ELOUR-lOO bbs St Louis Ci'y Mills; N 50 do superfne Ohio. for sale by dec2i CIV OGDEN DOTATOES-lOO bIds PorIsmoulh, this morn. | ing landing and for sale bv
 dec24 III RIVERS co ENAMILY AND FANCY GR"CERlES-A A well selected stock of every article in ths line dec24 for sale ny JOREILIY g. co Y ONION Porter and East Ioda Ale For sale A dec24 ivy o'REILLY ITO ~ UNNY BAGS-l0 bales Gunny Bags for sale Sh dec2i by BEERS 6 SMITH HEAMS-6 Casks extra Hams, for sale by dec24 BEERS & SMITH ONDON PORTER-I2 casks in store and for sI dec2+ sale by BEERS g. SMITH 1ak(A BOXES Starch, for sale by 1UUdtc24 SI&IIJONES JUVENILE, SUNDAY SCHOOL & FAMILY J Iibnry-i00i volumes, !amo., fruIn 72 to 262 ees each, with Muslin backs Published by the Ansrican SahbaIh-Schooi Union The cheapest L- t. ary evei published for Sunday .Schoos and Fami lies Ie0 select volumes from 72 To 252 pages l8mo substantially bound, with muslin backs and by mar bIed paper sides ench volume regularly numbered and ready for use, with twenty five catalogues of the same. Only SIP 50 in Mobile, cash, including A h eauiifu ease. For sale by Idec24I F II BROOKS HIVE Hundred Sketchea and Skeletons oi Ser mons, suited for xii ocrasions: including nearly one hunn"ed on types and metaphors By the author
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25

Go- The remains of Riaggold arrived at Washing. ton city on the 18th in charge of the Baltimore con- mittee. The Adjulnnt General of the Army imme diately issued call for the Officers of the Army. Navy and Marine Corps, citizens and volunteers, to join procession 10 the remains to the ra l. road depot.
 ec- Mir. Pollock of Pehnsylvana, moved in the House of Representatives on the 18th suspension of the rules, to enable hin to introduce resolution iastructng the committee of ways and means , lieu Of duty on ten and coffee for the purpose of in creasng 'he revenue, as propoaed by the Secretary of the 1reasury) to bring in abi to repeal the tariff of '46 and revive the tariff of AZ. The veos and nays were ordered, and the motion 10 suspend was lost-73 to no.
 0c- Tn, Davis resolution in the House of Reorese, 'aiives, as modified by Mir. Hopkins Of Va and pass cd nearly unanimously rsquesfs the Pres lent 10 com munlcate the instruct ons 10 Generals Ta,lor Wool hearny commnlores Soat and Stockton. and in fosm tine House whether any civil goyernmen, has really been established in the conquered provinces whether the object of the ' s. sosernmeut in i,, speranAns asan'' Mexico s really svos..a ere
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25

Mounted Rihemen for the U. $. Army. TE1HE unde,sigue has opened recruiting ren. A de1vous at No. 2, Danphin street. Mobile. next door to lhe corner of Commerce street. where ho will receive into ihe seryIce Of the United States. 7c able hudied men, citizens of the United SiaIes, who desire 10 enlist in the ''Regiment of Mounted RiHemen" al present serving with lbe army in Mex ico.
 Every man will be furnished with an excellent horse, horse equipments, arms. clothing and sub- sisle.ce at the expense of the government. iu add, ton the pay of $sS per month. The length of ser- vice is five years. Npae bu, able bodied Of good character and habits, between the ages of lS and S5 years, sound in body and mind, of good appearance, and well fnrmed, aud it in eusry pdr- ticuiar 10 pe,form the duties of soldier, will be ceived
 Oregon being the ultimate destination of ,hs Mounted Rife Regiment, rare oppor tunity IS offered to young men desrous of visiting (ailer the war) that romantic and almost unexplured country.
 CF RUFF, Captain
 Mounted Riaemen United States Army. Mobile. Dec. IS, l346. decI9
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25

Gy-"R. LEE, having returned from the corntrv, would inform his friends and the public, lhaLhe will ihe practice of his profession at the oi fee as heretofore. vz: on the south east of Dauptin and Royal streets. Entrance from either street. near Ihe corner nov26if
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Hardware. Cutlery, Guns, etc., n hIAZA NaiE & G0..
DEE TTsr RY.

WM \. BISPHAM, Dentist. Gs- Office on SI. Francis street, second door be- oW NJ Jose ph. nova
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m E TT ST as N

DEETHSCRY.
 Es-DR. R. o. SHAW, Dentist Office al hIi residence No. 5I Dauphin-slreet, over he Mammotl Sh,rt Denot iyl
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The DAY PERFORMING will take pia II o'clock AM for families.
 FRIDAY EVENING, DEC 24.

Tks e,euing the Sons of Freedom En,ree: Horsemanship bv Mrs Smith, Stone. McCoum, D Stone, A Lew; Juggling by Shay; H Lons's Pones Clowns Act of Horsemanship; Slack Rope by Jacksnn; E Stone the Plate Spinner; John Smith and pariy in their Songs md Dances; to clude with the fortunate adventures of an unfoTis- nate man.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25

INK HANGE-Sigh' Exchange oa New York hN and Charleston $ C. for sale by
 dpc2S CRAWFORD & GOWDEY NOR HIRE-A Mulato Woman first rate house e' servant, and good washer and roaer Apply at ehts nffice- ,eoloK
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25

iol lows
 AMERICAN VESSELS.
 l545. 1916.
 Enrd. Cid Total Enrd Cpd. Total Tonnage 4s6 eoossi aos9 s.oll4 esslass 4s4.tl CIews
 Men 90,t20 lQo70t iq9bi4 lcb,b1 loBf6 2l3,s15 Boys 2,b53 b0l4 l,isI i~, 3,?ss
 FOREIGN VESSELS.
 En,d. cla Total. ni'd. ora. Total Number 5,b0 lIl7J b,7pf 5TTD lI,+If Tonnage: sos6s 9SaTs srsss o0o,tss ssIs i,sa' siI sss Osls a.o1 oagls Aees osss, LOSSES Boys Tu0 7s0 lfso oSj nt5 l,llS lnvNa. in Inha and ah Iha ;-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-24
Orphans, Court Sale.

n pnIsu nee of an order of The Orphans Cur,
OF Northumberland county. will he sold al pub
l'o Vendue, on Saturday the i4rh day of F'hruary
next. at the public house of Willism Fsuow, in
Snydertown. in said couhiy, to wit:
A certain tract of land snua'e in Rush township,
eouoty aforesaid adjoining land Of laAsc Kline.
Widow stroh, Henry Hoff and others. containing
60 acres more or less, 25 of which are clears
ed, whereon is erected small one story frame and
log house, small !og table and all apple orchard
Lac the estate nf David Ksseman, decd
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Of said
day, when the CONDITIONS Of sale will b, made
known by FREDERICK KASGMAN,
January l7th, lS45-5t Adm'r
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-24
TERMS REDUCED.

2L9oAIS@
D.IGUERRI GALLERY If Patent Premi-
um C0lured Gkenesses, and Photographic
Depoti
No. l3G Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
NJ. 25l Broadwav, New York; No. rs Court
Stre,. Boston No. 1856 Chesnut Street, Phia.
delpha Baltimore Street. Baltimore; Broad
wnv, Saratoga Springs No Sc Canal Sueet,
New.Orleans; Main Stree, Newport, X. |. And
Main Street. nn Buque, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING the oldest and most Ex,sn-
" sive Es,ahli hmen, Of the kind in the World,
and containing more than THOUSAND POR'
TRAITS embracing those vi some of the mos,
distinguished individuals in the United States.
Adnt'an'e free.
This Establishment h,ving been awarded the
MEDAL Four FIRST Premiums, and t'co "Hghesf
H,norsr at the Exhibitions at Boston, New York
and hadel ha. respectively, FOR hes, Picture- and
Apyaraus, is thus officially sustained in the posi-
or OF superiority heretofore universally assigned It
by The pubic, MS First in the World"
June .Slh ls45.--ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-24
HE r RS II O r e L,
HARRISBURG, PA.

7 BEG leave 10 inf,rm the public that have ''ft
l. Philadelphia. and am now located in Hattis-
burg, the sea, Of the Executive and State Gov rn'
mrut Of Pennsvvania, where ! now occupy the
spac'ous Hotel recently kept by Mr.. Matthew
Wilson.
THIS spacious building, having been purp"se'y
plapned and erected for Hotel # the h's class,
is no, surpassed il equaled, hv any similar es'ah-
Iishme,t in Pennsy lvania; and having undergone
a thorough renovation, the paHors, rooms and
chambers are now fitted up in style tha, COM
hines elegance with comfnt and convenience
Nv TABLE is pledged to re supplied with the
hes, fare the Markets can produce: the charges at
the me time being as moderate as anv OF the best
regulated as,al lishmrnts elsewhere. In short. no
erctions shall he spared on my p IT. or on ihe part
of everv member of my household To make u whit
II should he in tie Capital # one Of the most pop.
ulous and interesting = ate of the Union.
With these pr 'ms,s, accommodations and 'ac'
li,;rs and the f,ct that tie Hotel is most ''g'hly
situated, with confidence, most respectfully solI-
rit the patronage of the Public,
DANIEL HERR.
Late Of Hers Hoel, Che,nut ST., Phiad.
U.rri. huTr Nov - IS4h.-3m
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-24
The Lynchtng Cose In Florida.

The Baker County (Ga) Patrio, of the 7,h
inst. confirms the verbal intelligence already
published, of murder committed upon wretch
named foermans, by a set of regulators on the
borders of Georgia and Florida. No doubt Yoer-
mans was great rascal, but he was none the
less entitled TO be tried before a regularly con.
stitu,ed tribunal. The Patriot says:
On Saturday night, the 9th ult Yoermans
was arrested few miles below the place, or.
,sined release under a writ of habeas corpus
was re-arrested, and finally delivered up on
Thursday last to the association of citizens who
offered the reward in November last.
The scene which followed, we give from
the mouth of an eyewitness. The citizens
composing the association. to the number OF a.
bout one hundred and seventy-fve, organized at
the line of Georgia and Florida, on Thursday
morning, at 10 o'clock. A committee OF II
men, representing jury, were appointed and
sworn to try Yoermans for the offences with
which he was charged. Witnesses were sworn
and his own confessions taken, all which went
10 prove that he had been engaged for several
years past, with number of others. ohom ht
named, in stealing negroes, both slaves and free
and selling them in other States. and com
mi,,ing other depredatons upon property. The
trial lasted until nearly night.
The evidence having closed, the committee
representing jury, returned verdict ct Gull
~. This was on the Georgia side of the lint
between the two States. The Sheriff OF Gads
den County, Fla. vas .presen, on The Flor'd'