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Mr. CAMERON rose and said that he found His
vote upon the passage of the graduation bill had
been recorded in the negative, whereas he intended
to vote and supposed that he did, in the affirmative
If compabl- with the rules Of the Senate, he would
like to have the vote corrected.
Several senators observing that it was too late to
make the correction, the journal having been read
and approved, the matter was passed over, and
The Senate adjourned.
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TwENTY-NINTH CONGRESS,
First Session.
THURsDAr, July 9, 1916.
.. IN SENATE.
The journal having been read
PErITIoNs,


Mr.. J. M CLAYTON presented the memorial
of A. b. Durand and others, artists Of the city of
New York, praying the purchase, by the govern
ment, of the collection Of paintings costumes and
curosites illustrative Of the history Of the Indian
tribes of North America, made by George Cstlin.
Mr., C., in presenting this memorial, remarked
that the possession Of this valuable collection was
a matter Of high national importance. 1t composed
the only accurate porrature extant of the manners
and customs of the aborigines of the country.
Other nations had manifested laudable anxiety TO
preserve such memorials Of their aborgines.
Great Britain had carefully preserved in the Tower
Of London, a collection illustrative Of her Saxon
ancestry. France had in the Louvre similar memo
rails Of the ancient Gaus. He had been informed,
and believed that the information correct,
that offers for the purchase Of this collection had
been made by foreign government. IL would be
dscreditable TO Congress to allow il TO be thus pur-
chased. The intrinsic value and importance OF the
collection ITSELF and the character Of the respectable
artist, rendered il eminently proper that the pur
chase should be made by Congress, and he hoped
that the prayer of the memorial would be granted.
The memorial was then referred to the Committee
on the Library, and was ordered 70 be printed 'a
Mr.. CASS presented document in relation TO
certain private land claims at the Saut ST. Marie in
tho State Of Michigan; which was referred to the
Committee on Private Land Claims, and ordered TO
be printed. .ta....
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. A CARD. .......,.
nR. GIBSON, Professor OF Surgery I'm

July 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17
T. ii N A H ALL.

FALL srPPLY
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE
B the ships Montezuma and Adirondack win
New York and the Vrxnian City Point from Iiv,rc,
has received the larger portion Pan supp..
s 'he shp hafk away from Liverpool daily .rp-etrd Al
o'n ne VIII receive the remainder Of China ,ri
direct frem the nsnufaetur.rs eon.ns on new
shapes and patterns- ~ NC"
ny ne regular packets from Boston reeeip, Of h sun
pnes OF Class from the Manufacturer, and is pr,p.r, n,
~ ana sesraes Assortment Of superior good. in his line
nerehahis and Others particularly to eramip.
- ~ Puosr as strung Inducements will tbo--
VINO euy iof cash. and 10 punetua casomers
$50 hNe assortment OF Lard Lamps ing ClaSe. s,o,.
Ware, &C. On band. uIcu q a., - S'"no
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17
EOLItN PIANOS.

MIN Il from the m.satae,o,, oc Man. us &C., w
VINO purchased The Patent Right entire Unied ,,,,
.e.espnz ha.aehlses) for CoiENANrs AsOIIAN AIracu
:" n rhno forie smother oftbs-e n.,rus No.
nc invites inc pubic IN 'ranins spprobato "a.
% 'ew OF Ire Journals Of this county aud Of Eas nd
nc Instrument has been erhbhed and capacities FUZZY
Snen appeared spontaneously regard TIE unity Al
FahlafeS and sro-IeDoe Of tins combination
The anuaetuF.rs III.
w !. one OF snrso'dinsy the pureI,.-
nc r-'ent Night the most critical mnaiion. were m,-
mo experiments testing Us mechanism gone ,o ,n-
~heh oiy sasy the regard DYE ann,
.hat IN M manner Liable tune from
OF Atmosphere and that the will remain i'm Inn. =, -
any eus.rE They prepared at1 the most prri.
perons IN regard 10 these pon security
inc mos nn-ae DRY ~auantee h gwen each inruu-nt
.. - p. n. TAYLOR
"e agent IN THIS city, for the sale
PLANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17
JsIC FOR THE MILLION.
ROMANS & ELLIS

goa. BROADWAY, ~ Y
Solicit the attention Public -.o-el.uv
% Their valuable Series OF MUSICAL WORLD and tn
OF Cheap and elegant Music containing Popu.r
sandaId and Copyright songs narcheT w,hze.
with u accomplishments for the Porte and oee,.ion.I
USUAL PRICES ~ "A-r ihE
. honans a. Eli. have Published
SH repHIar SoHgs Jr0z Sraa-Pre cent, ~ "a 20, -
be there words By FIt1baL music BY g. H. Ro-ivv.n
no Thought or Care oppress Thee words BY Jeffrey,
sI away in my own Bright Land; by Jearey. music
20 easi that Shadow from thy How
by Hsrnway. R. A p' e
Me- dies Of many Lands; words Jeffrey. music by
RUG '2. oe"s Jr0a Ia SaaaBsla-pIes9 et, a. al ~i,
u Eyed beauty adapted Cavaripa Tn Non 81
,n Ie SoyIu' ada ted 10 the beautiful -Tutto Clio IA
-Lke the Gentle West Wind Blowing adanced 10 ths AZ
-Ah' Perrhe, Pose" - ~ an
'-Let no SofroS; adapted TO the -Ah non Giunr.-
e Love duet for treble tenor voices 10 ia. nj,
-Prendi L'anel Il Dono" '' =" VIC an
sc eet AIRS from sphor's admired Opera Of Azor and H.,
p1 tne fla 40 Forte, with Flute Aecompa rnenIs by
). Burtows-Pnee IS "
"sHIes hon Bales Opera THE Daughter Of 8,
81 4hsed Tor the Piano Porte by Charles Coate PIANIST
22-dkcu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17
MORRIS ROBINSON, President

SAMUEL HASS,T, Secretary.
The subscriber, Agent above Conpany ia -
receive Applications for le Insurance for the n-.
named VIZ TOT year. for life for any ,u No,
exceeding $4,000 life The OF n.uranr. IN, an
o the intermediate years not noted in the a.
wen ns All o'her information Interesting desiring To effect
Insurance. VIII alec be made application TIE oy.n
ages offered by this Company believed be eou, no,
Britain. "a 80 .,,,, ~, ' Dlea'
whose life Is insured " % PA,V
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

hshiNs LBBYs Linz bet~esn Re ha,ond md
ne~ ORLEANS, Will regular run IN s.ptenh.,
ana un be composed Of the following
n1iSns sAclELok, Capt IIirAs Horror;
n'H ohLEANs, Capt VIZ. sxrrn
- brE 1oeEPHiNE. Capt Jos Rourx-or
Vne o me above ser-e- WI leave regularly every
aonh we can with CONFIDENCE ye-l. 10
s public as hey buh th- and viii nor.
~ as any oter ve-H and and AZ.
OF ns experience in III. trade For passage
having very superior Accommodation cabin aud re,,v
bA,'ehses Apply J. FISHER q SON, or
, D.. HAskINs 4 LIBBY
~ B. An freight country Tor the ,ho,. y,- IN -
wharfage. anu
o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17

Christmas HoIyday. in Rome. ac-
I'M Christmas Holydays in Rome. bv the
hes m ingraham Kip. NJ A., author Of the -ou5l. Win,
ness n the Church." &C Pres 81 ~ WI
ll1str'ous Meehahics-The Bon of IN. In,,,,. ,,,-
Fonr,n. -, translated from the French Edward
80 $50 ealea by John Frost l. L. u. Price ~.
Ne"n2hs Essay-Ah Essay Chsi-tins Ea,,,,,s H. toh
the Church. Price cts f'44 O"4ee OF
ahl further supplies OF The following works.
, Up ana the Rhine, by J. T Heady Price 37l ex
SO ~ -'e''An oy Ut CheeVer-
Sars'e' Leuer' and Speeches OF Cromwell. &c
y = NASH wOODHoTsE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC.

SHNoH GE"hGE takes pleasure in informing the ei,l
OF ehmond and vicinity that he has himself in
sHt 'n.sh' sgnor George vail the Piano Pone
u 'Ioheie' fuie Cornopean, Kent BugIe French Horn
a 70 gave MS pupils thorough knowledge that
my os o'"''u az MS residence Bank sh-
Ladies VINO prefer IT, will be waited their ress,n,. ,.r
uese 10 Term an f@afeHr Band among themselves car
- ~ receive instructions on all kinds OF instruments on
Inv n"st mo1erate ierms-Thc class an Evening one
communication len at the residence Sgnor George. NJ
" sysoi ',e stof, Nash a Woodhcuse; w Randolph
q Cos BOOK store, will be attended
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17
ANOTB5S LARGE Ann FREsH SUPPLY or
CLOTHIN

! ,so vain sireet- corner ~ h and Main str,,,,1
H. Agent from rr,y,nt and ~, -
TO onef bis eustome public T,n.r,nv ons 80,
- aS-'rtnens Of really MADE Clothing and 1,en., -.
:, at was ever his privilege He therefore les :, !.
S ~ ~ voc purchase Of good vel a. eheap sre. 40
,s nm WIN can before purchasing elsewhere. .DI inn.
TO their own pleasure profit mai s,r,e. an
'"' ro"ihs toen and chap
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17
New and Rich style. sf Tea and DInn.,
NkRHICES

usT opened at China Han sets Of entirely new and RE,
"les OF Tea and Dinner which the aI.no, ~
the public sinvisd Likeuis. new pser,s on F,avn p "
ee Dinner seviees-and White various ,ixe an
pners, Call at No ~ China Hall, West Main str-.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17
LADIES EXCHANGE.
RICH I'D BEAUTIFUL sHAWLs.
ALEKANDER'S TRICOBAPHET
A NEW AND INVALUABLE Dissolve

A NEW AND INVALUABLE Dissolve
kN-BenR hqId nyc, which, simultaneously eh,nfss the
color OF The hair N bespufl brown HACK without nur 10
me haT ~ Fsin The superiority Of dye consist IN ID.
eay mode OF application and irsuia ohrt fyes
requiring from ten twelve produce any change h.
superior excellence will Be apparent every one upon ns,
application.
iEftraci ffcm The Fbi'aierhia Dary sun
ALthaNrfHs IEitonsrE The snrt ~ above on the hair
truly astonishing " tried yesrfay 90 our Office and M.
ehange rom ny u blact, vas n'fautlucous
Extract rom The rhi aiclrhia Forum
SVcal Of our acquaintance hsvr recently applied 10 t ,,
me valuable tqnd dye tnown Aetaufrrs Trc0hsre. ps
sr valuable dnvcys and basin produce the
desired eject Immediately aner srpi, 10 gay hair Or ,sbitc
ifnpaiis beantful brown o. hgcs So'1r
Etaci ff0ui the rh1l .eighi, frduIrcfl
uaE WITH hqut dye m the hair s1 bv r A q
n Wufht ~ south tth srct aztec IL !. "a
mt in'iantansousy changes te hair 10 h.sui
BROW o. eaes ant without injury ne dye 10 Gained
"Aleraudvt's Tncobapher
% CAUTION To prevent fraud each direction bears IN,
written signature ~ q. Aernudef
70, ss BY Duvai Co T. R nuvai P Johnson J. a. Rvs
ace Son a Leslie Riehnoni e. Corns Co and srotss,5
koeeIi-on, feierbutf King 10y Roscrtson Cor,et A
sanio- Nooh and BY Druggists generally rongbou, he n
:. no ~ ,he roie AEents "a q. A. WRIGHT
esiS-im ~ scuth tt Stress fh,sdeipht.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17
DUNES TIC COTTON GOTDS

y lots TO sui, purchasers, for expor, or co,,o,.,,
shIrting Stripes &C "t" D''Nhsa Ticking
Ah 'CpTIoN YARNS, twist and nninr from, No o - an -,
superior qualify, ur Manufacturer nom m. hs Nm . w o.
New Jersey. ' ''' W. WINS 20 Patterson,
-, south Carolina North Csrons vrini. n.i,y,r. ,t
SANITY n hand. o1 ''' country Trade con
and waddnr. 7' '''"e ano wrapping Twino,
49, as'anees on eonsignHenis Of good style, OF IN.
=. ~ g. ' a'''o'es- r A ~ ~ SrEBRINs
~. ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17
WORTHY OF NOTICE

nITTNEY No. ana SHoES-Ailes' u q MAKE
Il xsn ~ "HlIs would respectfully invite Kru.m-n In
,n I'm par Of Water boots or shoe, 10 x,-
800 nave Just opened splendid lot made bv th. 80.
$50 -. winch are known equal 10 apv mad. ~ 49,, ~
bIt - . coz little more uhan boots and ,ho.,
VIE von , hem worth double much Gent.men ~ IN
49, " give hem trial. and they be found yorth ,Es Az
A ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17
IINHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COM.

Insurance be effected up 600
by application HENRY LtiDIAM
Ju sly Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17
SPLENDID PIANOS.

hPIENDID PIANOs
r-RH7 i ARlNKER q MORRIS having male arrange
Hf<fJ ~ meats WITH the celebrated manufacturer. H.
IL i'WORCEsTER, late the firm sloddart worees
ter and Durham, New YORK. his superior
instruments at this market take pleasure
oe IN want as inferior this country durability
a~ceiness of tone Andhenuy Of flash.
MAGNIFICENT flANO-we saw,a few days since At
N'RESrEHs extensive mandatory, beautiful
ieh That surpassed in elegance OF shape aud ne
any inii We have heard
ny captain Comoek Of the New York Hotel
ing room Of that ssnded establishment grace the
palace OF Victoria in V. Evening Mirror
We have ist ecevedby Manchester an assortment Of the
above spendei fanOso attention the
Nrrs NJ beautiful inumeht We shall priees
As WI enable all In want IN
pce Ourselves refund purchase money
they do not prove guaranteed DRINKER 4 MORRIS.
de ~ Main s,,a.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17

sAss Sheet loo and wrs Fsndtr Bras nra. TOO an
- Polished shcvs rongs and fossr. Bras. ssd polsS Poi
"fa Ig ~ oNS SMITH HARwOops
~, hsina
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17
SOAP-STONE PAIlT

% rant has been long and avorably Epovrn in m.
W. 49,, "a eneaP covering for preserving roofs kc
"Hch put on with common oil IL prrrT, :. - -
- - oseay Tor number Of years making th.m iu,or,
=, 49, ah 70 great extent FIRE proof Tho.s havin1 moi,
@'1 nus oafAbie paint they
soCo s' Of the above. colours offered 70, NV
- p JOHNSrnN nrruri.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17
JULES HAUEL's DEPOT.

20 sonih u stTeet, below Cbrsnqt
And by my Agents Main Street l. Giner A. puyaI %
Duya Duqurtne. shoekoe Hin: = NJ Z.eh,i,on ~ :,
Dornin. Petersburg: BraEEs Thomas 4 Co.
p-Premiums awarded At the Franklin Institute d. % In
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17

SUPERIOR WINES AND BRANDlES.
A fHAMPAiGNE WINE OF choice brands
~ Romai B and Chant burgundy
HoekheiIner and Rudesheinler Wine
Regina, korL Grspe Juice aud Port Wine
hadeiIa. Sherry and other white Wines
London Dock Brardy
sAzlTie and BTands-PoT sale by
JOHN CREME, IS3 Main street,
hp Of 18th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17

nhE LAblES IN P'HrICILAH.
DEPi1AroRY Fowler has found highly be,.s.i.,
W and of great ladies' have been act,d viii m
nav paeIay when ITS growth has been to the
upper lip AID side the face, giving ma eu. turn IN s ,,
features When used with proper according to rh rec
ions wiz be found IN be addition the toll a, ill., ~
Of sharp ana In. ha - ,.I
IN fse or q n minutes after application
This composition IL nfable. 10 .uove
Gus hair Amer numerous a received e.r,6es. M
sureess which cannot be
Ear a-xUhnt. ..,A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17

EIa-ps sf Rales-ygr tAt f,ssrs.ee Of sIOo >. -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17

ATTENTION.
ALL WHO DESIRE PEAHLY WHITE rrRr,,
MY UNRlVALIED ROSE TOOTH PASTE 4. upv.rx,rv
" sought alter Tor the p-arly wht-n-ss th. -.th
siusou' The sgltsf injury For sale, retail al
JULES HAUELS, Praeti Chemist and P,rfimsr
&c South 81 Street below Ch-.nut
And by my Agents Main Street: Ginier A. DuvaS 90 r.
X DuVaL X Duqn-sne sboeko- hin: =. Nc Zaehr,on w m
llofnin Petersburg: Bnggs Thomas Co. "
cr Pr misns awarded Franklin Iasttr. A. 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17

GLOBE UNION AGENCY. BRANCm AGENTs
wAsrEp-An agent Wsr..d every eoun ,tat in the
Ines STATES where an appointment
The business be attended that u Monccd Avspey IN
connection with Storage aud Forwarding matters les npor
iant coutingcit thereto.
Applicants who furnish the respectable references as
TO honesty will of b. elected
Application receivable long this advertisement eop
tnues. "
10 kno" whether an nmeht has been any part
eulaf county teat. enquire OF the post muster there.
Aouss postage paid Directors Of The Globe Union Agency
Louisville, Ny. J. T. UAMIIToN s''
De l5-n -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17

aTrs E'oR BOSTON.-The regular packet
,ehr RowENA, Capt Youns having nearly al Of her
ard gong on board will have immediate DISPATCH
"a IN "A1s 'oSseeo or passage, apply board OF 70
RANKIN a. Wu-TLOrK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17

EoR GENTLEMEN !-WATER PROOF BOOTS C
ShOtS-We have just opened lot OF superior double
Boots and saos by Miles Philadelphia invite gen.
uenen IN want Of article the
ns call We have good supply
sb7 PITNRy a. WATTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-17

Il AGUAYRA COFFEE-9S bags Laguayra Coffee a prme
N A aTue e, just received and for sale by
BISSELL 4 H'CANOLIsH
pS Cary and 18th
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

FENllE undersigned announces to the
4 public that he still continues at the
same stand in this pacc. He gives his
personal attention nj all times; and work
in his line will be executed in as good
manner, and at as low prices as any where
in this section of country. He has two
forges in operation, and is enabled TO ex-
ecute orders with expedition.
PLOUGIIS,--s have now, and shall
keep on hand for sale lot If superior new
Ploughs, of different kinds.
Il. S, ORDER.
Corrollton, January |, lS46 AFT n
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

mr. When the mails fail, it is always set
down as " nobody's fauit"--a sort OF una-
voidabIe casualty. We have found out
whose fault il was, for once. The Post
master at Lexington sent the mail which
should have brought the GOVERNORS mes
sage, last Thursday, back towards Jack
son; and the mail sent down the day be-
fore, back here, This caused failure both
ways and at various places. We hope he
will not do so any more.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
Adninisfrator's Notice.

Y lfEREAS. letters OF adminlsira.
y y ton having been granted y the
undersigned by the Probate Court Of Chr,
roll county, at the January term 1876
thereof, on The estate d David Aiken, de-
ceased, oil persons having claims against
said estate are notified % present them
duly authenticated within the time pre-
senbed by law, or they will he forever bar
rcd. PETER GATEWOOD, Aim'r
Of Darid Aiken's estate.
January IA, 1916 5-Gt
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

0Ay- The Legislature has gone 70 work
in earnest. Besides tho usual organization
preparatory 10 business, The Senatorial
election, Inauguration, &c. were goneihFo'
with, and several imporiantineasares IN
troduced, The hratweek. keep tnp ", ]"
gentlemen, After this week we shall pub
fish a condensed journal Of the proceedings
Of each day.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

or We are glad to sec tina, tie Demo-
cratic Senate Of Georgia has refused'to go
into the election Of y. S, Senator this ses-
sion No cause can be shown tsave the
present accidental ascendancy Of whiggery
in that State,) why Senator should be
elected two years before the time he is to
take bis seat--tho term commencing after
the assembIage of another Legislature
The wing papers, always dislrustful Of an
appeal to the people, are making quite a
sptuuer over this matter--evidence that
they consider their ascendancy ephemera
and accidental.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
The Warehouse system.

Among the most important matters
brought 10 the notice of Congress by lhe
Presidents message, and favorably report.
ed on by the Secretary of the Treasury,
is the proposed adoption of The warehouse
system at our ports Of entry and delivery.
The language OF the Secretary is clear,
and strongly in favor of the system. He
says:
"Ir the cash duties are retained, as it
is beloved they should be, the only sure
method of restoring this trade is the adop-
ton of the warehousing system, by which
the foreign imports may be kept in store
by the government until they are requir.
ed for transportation abroad, or consump-
ton at home in which latter contingent
cy, and at the time when for that purpose
they are taken out of these stores for con-
sumption, the duties are paid, and, if re-
exported, they pay no duty, but only the
expense Of storage. Under the present
system, the merchant introduces foreign
imports of the valne of 100000. He
must now, besides the advance for the
poods, make further advance in cash,
in many cases OF $4,000, for the duties.
Under such system, but a small amount
of goods will be imported for drawbacks
and the higher the duty, the larger must
be the advance, and the smaller the i'm
ports for re expectation.
"The imports before payment OF duties
under the same regulations now applied to
our imports in transit to Canada, may be
taken from warehouse to warehouse--trom
the East 10 the lakes, and 10 Plttsburg
CINCINNATI, and Louisvlle-irom New
Orleans to Natchez, Vicksburg, Memphis
and st. Louis--and warehoused in these
and other interior ports, the duties remain
ing unpaid until the goods are taken out o
the warehouse, and out Of the origina
package, al such port for consumption
thus carrying our foreign commerce int
the interior, with all the advantage Of aug
mented business and cheaper supplies
Throughout. the country. 1t will Introduce
into our large ports, on or near the sea
board, assorted cargoes Of goods, to be re
exported with our own, to supply the mar
kets Of the world. 1t will cheaper price'
to the consumer, by deductng the lnteres
and profit that are now charged upon lh'
advance of bodybuilding up the mart
of our own commerce, and giving profitable
employment TO our own commercial ma
rine. 1t will greatly increase our regenn
by augmenting our imports, together wit
our EXPORTS and is respectfully recommen
ded TO Congress as an important part OF th
whole system now proposed for thel
consideration"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

or In the Senate Of the United States
on the cod ultimo, Mr.. Levy Of Florida,
introduced resolution advising the Pre-
sident to open negotiations with Spain for
the cession to the United States Of the Is
land of Cuba, with the consent Of the IN
habtants thereof, The resolution was
laid on the table for consideration at fu-
lure day.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

or Some weeks ago, we suggested,
through these columns, that Mr.. Kennedy,
of this county, would be suitable and
proper person Tor Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives. We did not know whe-
Their Mr.. X. would consent TO become a
candidate; but we have since learned that
he declined the use of his name in connec-
ton with Tie station.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
Adminislrator's Notice.

HNO all persons interested % the es'
tale of Michael Herring, deceased:
Take notice, that at the March term
next Of the Probate Court Of Carroll coun-
", win present my account for allow
ance and final settlement us administrator
OF said estate.
JAMES TOWNSEND, Admir-
estate Of Michael Herring, decd.
January II, ls4B Dot
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

NM IlEREAS, letters of adminisira-
" ton having been granted 10 the
undersigned Ny the Probate Court Of Car.
fDi county, al The January term 1916
thereof, Do the estate Of a. II. Morrison,
deceasc8, all persons having claims against
said estate, are notified 10 present them
duly authenticated within the lime pre-.
scnbed BY law, or they will be forever bar-
red. HENRY p. TURNER, Admir-
Of A. m Morrisoa's estate.
Jnnnnry "a. 1876 5lW
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

IMPORTANT TO GRAINGRowER AN
intelligent planter informs the editor Of the
Albany Georgia. Patriot that the follow
ing cheap and simple process will etfectu
ally protect corn or other grain from the
ravages Of weevils and other insects, for
any length of time after il has been
gathered: Strip the leaves and berries
from the China Tree or Pride Of India, os
it is sometimes called, and scatter them in
alternate layers with the corn or other
grain as il is housed. If you have not
the China tree, get the berries and plant
them; they will grow as certainly and all
most as rapidly az corn.