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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-01

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TOBACCO, SEGARS AND BASS.
A: SAMANOS No. o. Broadway, up seairs, oAtss fs]
IA SALE splendid Of choice 0egass selected
szpressly for bis establishment. Also - baes 81 ses!y
prime b. Jaso Tobacco. and amal lot Of Bass. BIZ whoele
aud retail. mls tHss
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The amendment Of MIR. Adams substitute for the BILL
was read, requesting the President by the of sua
Die means OF moral suasion, and Others to obtain
rom Arkansas and Illinois payment Of arrears of inter-
est, &c,
Mr.. HorKISs moved to strike out the words moral
suasion and no Others" and the motion agreed to-
Mr; WksTwosTH proposed an amend mont, bu, il was
ruled out OF order, to allow Illinois to all lands in
that State to pay the interest the bonds.
. After further Efforts to amend Mr. AdamsS subst ute
was rejected--ayes 81, noes ~.
were employed more than hours in voting on those
submitted, and at quarter past O'Clock arose.
The srEAKsa resumed the chair, and the committee
Fspcrsd that the committee had agreed to substitute
Under the operation OF the previous question, tho
amendment made in committee was concurred in-ysss
81, nays B
And after being ordered to third reading, II was
passed-yeas s5 nays 76
ssropsIs THE BILL
MT HoueH, vi New York. proposed the substitute for
instance Of Mr. Marsh OF Vermont to establish libra.
~. The following synopsis will give accurate idea
OF the several sections, viz =
-" The President and Vice President Of the United
States, tho Secretaries of State Treasury War and
Navy, the Postmaster General the Attorney General,
the Chief Justice and the Commissioner of the Patent
Once aud the Mayor Of the city Of Warrington, during
the time for which they shall hold their respective
omces and such other they may elect homo
rary members constituted establishment by ithe
name OF the Smithsonian Institution, for the increase
name shall be known, and havs perpetual succession
with the powers limitations and restrictions hereinafter
contained, and no other.
80 much Of the property Of James smithson as has
the United States, S5l5l69) TO be lent TO the United
States at six cent per annum interest from Septem-
Der !. 1885, whom was rsceived and 90 much Of the
July next, which win ameunA 70 e2A7 10, much
thereof SHALL By The Board 81 Regents Of Tie Insu.
ton sstsbshsd By thS sst b deemed ssssssszy sp
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should revert to the United States.
Mr.. HUsriSeroS defined certain dificulties1 that
would attend such condition, in the prosecution Of the
COL 8Ksrsr persisted that he wished to hold the State
to this condition. In order to insure tho completion Of her
MIR. HusrrrsroS and Col BError further discussed
this point. q
Gen CAss opposed the amendment All other States
had had the right to sell their State woiks-why not
Michigan you have tho road, and the advantages Of
struggling to pay her state debts No State had ever
made such efforts The whole Of the taxable property
rate Of taxation by which all this property passed
through the hands Of the State in
Of halt century There not such another instance
OF taxation record among the States.
Mr. WooossipeE said that in some instances the pro-
psrty Of Detroit was taxed as high as per cent
Cen Cas- said yes, sir and he knew himself that
the whole amount stood under taxation Of two per
cent.
the new States, they were compelled such ex-
psdients a. that contemplated in the bill The amend
Mr. sEvrEn suggested q substitute for the whole bill
which was to make an absolute unconditional grant Of
the s : s'
sent scheme, and leavs the State free employ tho
lands upon her public works in the payment her
Mr. ). NJ CLAYTON could not allow that because Ohio
Indiana had received of the government million Of
acres that Michigan was thereby entitled to the Same
Mr. DA," moved several verbal amendments.
Mr. AscHrs thought there was no consistency in pro-
posing to grant alternate sections along these works
which had already been sold and he opposed the prn
cpie OF giving other sections remote from lines OF
these works IN Lieu Of the alternate sections ON the
lines, already disposed Of
ment. -
Gen Cas- maintained that the public lands throughout
the whoie state would be largely enhanced value by
these improvements and that therefore, in lieu OF the
alternate sections the lines already sod tina stats
might Justly claim other sections Of the nublic domss
TO make up the amount required
AIT =. s b: opposition The
Mr. cALsovs substantially ssd that unless tSs srants
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13

IHE DEMOCRATIC Review for the las
Month contains its usual quantity Of valla.
blo and instructive reading matter Its pa.
Pers are markedly great ability, and evince
on theP part Of the contributors, careful in.
vestigatiOn and deep research. The firm
and unyielding stand il has taken in favor
of reform Its radical doctrines-its able
exposition Of the real principles ofthe dem.
OcratiC reform party, fully entitle it to their
patronage. This we hope is increasing in
proportion to its merits. This number con.
taining, sit does, so many articles not only
of light literature, but Of valuable histori.
cal, political and statistical information, is
worth the price of the subscription.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
NEW GOODS.
Colenan q Co..

Shropshire, Coleman y Co.,
Have just received rem tho Esstsrr
Cities and New Orleans, we'll as
sorted and desirable stock ef SUMMER
Goods, consisting Of almost sory variety
ofShPis and Fancy Goods, III tie latest
styles, and newest fashions,
BOANETs, SHOES. & HOOTs, CLOTH
eING, HARDWARE, GROCERIES
AND PRODbCE,
"h'en they invite their ffsnds, and the
puohc 70 call and examine and which they
promise 70 sell ct the lOwe4 rates for cash
YazOO City, May 9Th, 1916.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
Doct. w. p. sayle

NRAVING established himself permanently
IE in Yazoo City, for the entire purpose Of
practising Medicine, Surgery aud Obstetrics--
would represent 10 the public that he hes bad
is years experience in the proiession, during
which time he has repeatedly performed most Of
the capital operations in surgery aud obstetrics,
viz :-for calculus or stone in the bladder, trac-
tured scull, amputatiens, stFabismus and the va
rious forms eG 6stala and dropsies, instrumental
obstetrics &C. His Office opposite the Post Of
Gee, where he will be found ready to give prompt
attention to all cases con6ded to bic care.
Jan. 10, 1876. l5.h
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
War or no War!
We're opening nov The gseatest stock
That ace haze eUer had Iefore,
And inUae all, at once to lock
TOthe +" Franklin varieb Store"

IO UR goods are now to hald from Phil
" adslphia, New York, Nsw Orleans
&C., comprising q general assedmen1 Of
Dry Goods, Shoes, Hate, Bonnstl! Books,
Stationary, Medicines, Clothing, H Hhrdware,
TlAware, QueeRsWae, Saddles and ia
TACT, as near EVERY THING "aS Sbres gem
orally get to have"
Convinced that the articles will give
more satisfaction 10 be seen than 10 be
read Of, We will net describe ln' detail, but
appeal TO that trbunal--viz-sSe them.
w. & D. COLEMAN & co.
Franklin, May, 1916. 81
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
IN sTORE,
~ = " n Ht
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
STAPLE DRY GOODS,

Boots, shoes, hats, caps, bagging and rope, ba-
con, lard, mess and prime pork, dried beef 6'h,
hOur, white and brown sugar, m0lasseS coffee,
teas, spices, soap, candles, corn and rye qhskey,
cOgniac, champaign, peach aud domesic bran
dies, holland and domestic gin, jamaca run, port,
mediers, sherry, malaga and olaret wines-ebew-
ing tobacco, al qualitiel Ipvana segarS, Iron ell
sizes, castings, blsck-smilh's tools aud bellows,
hardware, cutlery, erOckery and stons ware,
oils, saddles and brides. buggy and eauhge haS-
ness, whips, hooks, &c. &c. 80.
Sept 9,l645. is-ly.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
Sold out /! Sold QUIT!

nUR Black smith and Wood Shop to MesseFs
" Robinett & Dean wis will carry on the
Black Smith and Wood work Business opposite
our Stable at our Reduced prices and wall be
prompt as they have permanently located for
that purpose their prices are very moderate,
call and try them.
BLACKMAN SCOTT q co.
March lOth. ls4G
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
Fifty Dollars Reward!!

R ANYWAY, or was stOleD, from the
- subscriber residing in Hdmes county
Mississippi, in the month Of August last,
my boy SAM. He is about q years old +,
very bow legged-has a YllOw COM
pIexion. Hs is about Eve fat seven or
eight inches in height, and Weighs about
one hundred and fifty pounds. One or two
Of his front teeth IRE out. HI stammers
when speaking, if confused,
| will give the above rewartt to aRy per.
sen who will deliver him TO n, or cOnfine
him 80 that ] can get him AGress me al
Richland Post Office, Holmes ouDty Mis-
Sissippi. THOS. w. lYERS.
May, 1916. 80
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13

WTAVE removed tOlhe Store formerly
coupled BY BAILEY q CALDWELL
ndwill keep constantly On band 2 Gen.
eral sock o staple and fancy Dyy Goods
Really made Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Boots
Sadliery, Hard and QEcens-ga GfOce-
ries. Produce, Linseys, Jeans, Begging and
Rops, and will Be happy q serve their
frie1ds and the public q The lcwssl prices,
and win supply plantations On the most
favorable terms.
They have made arrangements with r.
O'DSnnell, Esq . Store all cotton con-
signed 10 them in his new BRICK FIRE
Poor COTToN SHE'D, which will be sure
guarantee againsi fite, and will save to tho
planter the expense Of insurance.
They are prepared TO make liberal nd
yaDces 10 plantation supplies and cash on
Cotton to be shipped to BuckDer q S'an-
ton, New Orleans.
Yazno city, July 25th, ls45. 40 ".
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
To Planters and Blacksmiths.

y 1duL6ES anu DldCkSAlILAlSs
GNHE Subscriber living near Nashville, Ten
~ nessee, is constantly making superior ar
ticle Of Spinning Machines, and Blacksmiths'
Bellows, which he WarraIthtO BE equal TO those
Of any shop in the UnIteH States 10 durability
and usefulness. His WORK will always be kept
for sale with Messgs. Allen & BarksdaIe, YazOo
City. NATHANIEL BROWN.
Feb. 18th, 1886. l9-Gms
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nan Arrangemenlts.

The Eastern via Tusoumbia, aud the North
eEn via Memphis, arrives every Monday, Tburs-
dag and Saturday, II o'clock A. M. The South
eFn via VickSburg every honday and Thursday.
DEPARTURES.
Northern and Eastern every Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday 6 O'Clock AM.
Southern wa VieEsbuEe every "wednesday and
Friday A. IA
NIB Northern, Eastern and Southern Mail
ioses every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
u O'Clock P. NJ.
As no land mail arrives on Sunday the Office
ill not Be Kept open on that dag, except after
The aTriVaiofa steam boat, when the Office will
be opened ior one hour.
}. Il. SHROPSHIRE, p. M.
April 7th, 1886 26-lE
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
TOALL
TRvelers Planters q Traders.
Prices Reduced.

'3
| Prices Reduced.
SINGLE Feed for horse, 80 cts.
n night 81 mOrning, go g
!" g. day, rs I"
Hrae feed BY the week per day, so "
Sfgle feedo hay or fodder only, Is
BArding horses paid ia money in advance
per month, $40 OC
+" horsss paid in money at the
Ii expiration, l2 OO
+" horses if not paid, The expi-
ration, Is 90
aid viii be sold fof charges at our option.
We have also mnde arrangements that
p,rsOns sluping with Us, can be uccommo-
dlted Rt good houses, with GOOD bed .rooms
had beds Al the reduced prices Of
Single meals, supper breakfast or dinner 80
Logging, supper, breakfast & dinenr, rs
Weekly and monthly boarding at lower
ratOs. BuggieS, horses and baggage sent
to and from any hotel or other place in the
city without extra ChargelO those bIOping
with us.
Horses, mules, negroes and olher proper
", bought and sold on commission, Pro-
ceeds on properly subject only 10 The or
der Of those placing the same 10 our pos
session. Instructions strictly adhered 10
al the Yazoo CITY Brick Stable.
BLACKhAN, SCOTT g. co.
Nav l9L84R 10
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13

SSMIG 90 SBtsseSSa
HE undeFsignedt taks5 this method of iniop
~ ming the lFayelfhg public that Be has 30.
come the proprietor df the well known Taverr
stand toTmaEiy occupied by Mts Whitman,
and having Tsatted Ind placed Il ID cOmplets
order, y now fully prepared 70 render entirs
satisfaction 70 aI Wht may eall on him. Ili.
table will be constantly supplied with al the
substantials and deIioaeies that Ibe market can
afford. Every comfort and attention which Ii,
peEsoual efforts can fuEaish will bs strictly and
CheerfoIly given to hiS quests. His bills will Be
moderate and SatisfactoEy bis assistants atten-
tive; and nothing LEFT uDdone 10 make the
WINN HOTEL emphatieaIly the Travellers
Home. r. N. WINN.
DecmbeF H. lea5. 1O-tE
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
Yazoo City Livery Stable.

NRORSEs, Mules, Negroes, &c 10. bought
ia and sold on commission. We are pre-.
pared to take care Of Travellers, DrcveIs and
Traders, and hope to give general satisfaction
as regards fare and prices.
BLACKMAN. SCOTT & Co.
jefferson Street, YszoO City.
Feb 25, 1876. 20
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
The number Of this interesting periodical
for the past month has been on hand for
some weeks, but we have been unable for
want Of room sooner to acknowledge its
reception. 1t is well stored with variety
Ofuseiul and entertaining matter, and holds
forth inducements for the increased patron
age Of the reading public. Among the
articles of value and interest which we
would particularly commend are the " ciuiI
~aJare n Tie Cqrolinqs and Georgia dur
ing he ReUolution,'' = PhrenOlogy erqmin.
ed" "A brief sketcA Of the hte and char
Gcter Of John Mason GoOde" &c. &C.
There are several tales Of fiction which
are also highly interesting. Its pOetical eff.
tilsions abound with much good sentiment
and melody. One of them will be found
on our first page.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
NOTICE.

A IL persons holding the obIgstiOrt Of The
n CoMMEEciAL BANK OF MAEcHETER, the
Bills Of TIE Bank OF otherwise, are hsnby noll-
6ed 70 present the came az the CouhtG Of said
Bank, 10 Yazoo City, for payment.
T0TTN p RAfLEY.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
NEWs FRoM EURoPE.

Since our last number, accounts have
been received from Europe per the Britain.
ia, sixteen days later The intelligence i,
Of no great importance.
The great commercial measures Of sit
Robert Peel are still undecided-but il was
intended in a short period, to test Y opin.
ion Of both Houses relative to It.
The Cotton Market was firm.
The Oregon question seems to excite but
little interest.
The Custom. house authorities have been
instructed BY Lord Aberdeen, to regard the
produce Of Texas as the produce Of the
American Union.
The condition Of the unfortunate peas.
antry Of Ireland has increased in wretch.
edness and distress. Not only are many
Of them suffering for the want Of food, but
disease is prevalent among them.
The Irish Coercion Bill has passed its
first readingi in the House Of Commons BY
the overwhelming majority Of 14g votes.
There can Be but little doubt Of its final
adoption. England is determined to hold
Ireland in subsection.
The news from France is ofliule inter.
est. Ourexchanges publish lengthy state.
ments Of the recent attempt TO take the life
Of Louis Philippe. We have not room to
re.Publish them-neither do we regard ii
as q matter which will interest our readers.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
Ors Willard & COrbin

DTS Willard q COTbln
WING associated themselves iogsthf
rin ihs practice of Medicine, offer
erRices 20 The citizens ef YazOO Chy
imnihg country.
FICE 90 Jefferson street, formerly
ed b. c, F. HameF E-q where
90 slWays be found, unless engaged
. profession.
% city, May y, 1886. S2.8m.
'nLAEP. R R. cORHn.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-02

for his own sake. but for the sake of his ex-
cellent wife and children. On those occa-
sions | more than once told him that he
knew as well as he could be told, hoac he
could put a stop 10 the abuse he complained
of. Ho would reply, ii know il. know it;
you would have ME to step drinking and
frolicking, and shut up this walking grocery!
But can't do it. have tried many
times, and it is impossible. can't stop,
but must 60 on" | once asked him what
he expected his end would be? He replied
seriously-for he was sober-that he knew
not. His wife, he said, was good christian
and would go to Heaven. He hoped his
children would ; but as for himself, he
could only say that at one period of his life
he was, for thirteen months, sincere exhor-
ter in the church, and if the God above did
not look back to that period Of his life with
favorable eye, and him, why then he would
be lost, tor he,,could do nothing now tow.
ards saving himsclf-it was too late Poor
Mac-peace to his ashes"
State journal & flag., 1846-10-02
" Otice.

The Stale of Alabama, Marion county.
COUNTY CouRT SITTING FOR ORPHANS BU-
sINEss, FIRST MONDAY, IN SEPT 1916.
HyHlS day d. U. Hollus, administrator of
IL the estate of Bailey Fleming, filed his petit
ton before said court, o sell the real estate of
said decedent, setting forth that said real estate
cannot be equally, fairly and beneiitially dlvi>
ded amsng the heirs Of said decedent without
a sale of said real estate, viz The east half of
the north west quarter of section 8, township
Ia. range Is, west the south west quarter of
the northeast quarter of section 8, township
ID, range 10, west; also the northwest quar-
ter of the south east quarter of section 8, town.
ship IA. range ID west all being and lying in
said county and that the Archy Fleming, Ba-
lev F. Baker and Lonis Bennette, are the heirs
of said decedent, all ofwhich are non, residents
of this State, and of full age. 1t is thereapon
ordered by the Court, that publication be made
in the State Journal Il Flag, public paper
printed in the city of Tuscaloosa Tor three suc-
cessive weeks--thal the 10Th day of October
next be set apart 10 have and determine said
petion, at which time and place the sad heirs at
at law may show cause, if any they have, why
said lands shall not be sold
Witnes, JNO DOUGLASS, C. C. C,
Sept. Ie, 1916. Prs fee ~ 0U] 3t.44.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-02
NOTICE -!
THOMPSON'S MEXICO. l vol.

THOMPSON'S MEXICO. 1 vol.
BIBLICAL LEGENDS, of the Bible. the
Koran, and the Talmud, compiled from Arabic
sources, end compared with Jewish traditions
by DIR. G. We'll, Librarian of University of
OF Heidelberg, FelIaw of the Asiatic Society of
Paris, translated from the German, Ia book
which will attract the attention of the :urious,)
l vol.
HALLECK'S Military Art and Science by
Wager HalIeck, Lieutenant of Engineers, U.
S. A. Zone of the best works on military tactics
which has yet been publishes,) l vol.
FRENCH DOMESTIC COOKERY com.
bining elegance with economy. in IL receipts,
vol.
SHORES OF THE MEDiTERRANE
AN or Travels through Grbralter, Mahon.
Mnorca. Toulon. Naples, Messina. Athens.
Smyrna, CoastantInople, Beirout, Jaffa, Jerusa l..
lem. Bethlehem, Egypt, along the Nile, Cairo,
Alexandra, Malta, through Lola, Granada, AL
hambra, Palermo, Venice, Trieste, Tripoll, Tu-
mis-. Carthage, &c, with beautiful engravings,
by Francis Schroeder, Secretary to the Commo-
dore commanding the U. s. squadron in that
sea, in lS43-45, 2 vols.
HEADLEY'S NAPOLEON vols.
Miss BEECHER'S Domestic Receipt Book,
Cookery, &c (good,) vol. .fi' s
For sale by D. WOODRUFF.
Sept. 10, 1876. tf-44.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-02
Daguerrean Gallery.

M ESSRS. LEIGH & HAMMER ARE now
w ready at their Daguerrean Gallery. and
Offer to the citizens of Tuscaloosa and vicinity,
the most favorable opportunity 10 obtain MIN.
ature Likenesses in the most perfect 81 yle ofex.
ecuton which for life like beauty, dstincness
and accuracy, are acknowledged to be unsur.
passed. A cordial invitation is extended 10 all
who wish 10 see specimens of their workman
ship or to gain information pertuinigg 10 this
truly beautiful, and most wonderful art and
those who wish likencsses of themselves or
friends. they guarantee both a perfect likeness
and durable picture. Messrs. l.. & Ii has
furnished rooms over the Drug Store of DR.
Samuel Smith. where they propose remaining
only few days. Their prices are moderate,
and liberal deduction here whole families are
taken, their pictures are unsurpassed.
Sept. IL, 1916. 81 43.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-02
Latest Intelligence from the Army,


The following items of new from the ar
my we CLEAN from the New Orleans Delta :
1--WE have been favored by friend with
the following extract Of letter written at
Point Isabel, on the evening of the 10th
September:
wrote you yesterday by the McKim,
giving an account of business transactions
here-which are dull. have now an OPP
portunity OF furnishing you with the news
received just now from Matamoros, which
amounts 10 this. From letter received by
Capt. Perkins, Mt this place, it states that
two spies were arrested in the camp at Ca
MARCO and examined, their guilt was so
evident that they were Immediately hung
1t also states that a party of Americans, on
their way from Camargo to Matamoros
were attacked by some Mexicans-one
American and six Mexcans killed. The
news from Metamoros is, that Col. Clark
was shot at while sitting in his room. and
that it was ordered that all Mexicans were
to be deprived of their arms, and none
should either 90 out OF the city or come in
to il without the written order OF the com.
mander Of the post In taking arms from
the Mexcans, they made new discoveries of
secreted arms of all descriptions, as well as
ammunition. Every American in the city
is compelled TO arm and hold himself in
readiness--as it is supposed the Mexcans
would perhaps take advantage OF the appar-
ant indifference OF the Americans and re-
gain Matamoros, but if they make the at
tempt they will find their reception very
warm but not very pleasant,
The news frop The army is looked for
by the officers here with IA great deal of in
terest, rs the accounts already received,
leave but little doubt that ere this there has
been some fighting. Yours, &c"
State journal & flag., 1846-10-02
QueensWare.

The subscribers, in addition to their exten.
sive stock, have received by the late arrivals
direct from Liverpool, full and complete as
sortment of every variety of articles in their
line, which they offer to the trade at as low rates
as they can be obtained either in New York,
Boston or Philadelphia.
Any bills made in either of those cities with
respectable re. packing establishments will be
duplicated at the same rates by the subscribers,
and any goods hacked at their establishments
they warrant to 90 free of brakeage.
MASTERSON & BROTHERS.
Importers of China, Glass and Earhenwcre,
No 81 Water street, Mobile.
Feb -. ",
State journal & flag., 1846-10-02
The Late MIR. Mcconnell.

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot, speaking of this uufortu.
nate gentleman, says:
SHOW that General Mcdonnell is dead
and gone, people begin TO remember that
there were bright spots in his character.
knew him long ago in Alabama, and while
he was in Congress and some of the news.
papers and letter writers were handling him
roughly, he would often come to me, on &C.
count of our old acquaintanceship, perhaps,
and with tears in his eyes, beg of me TO in
fercede in his behalf. and try to get the ed.
itors and letter writers aforesaid to let him
alone. He would say that he asked j., not