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MISCELLANEOUS.

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& be ass to 9. ns nss ct in
ssthe ishion ior sproT $50 si1 -cr.sa- ID ncss:
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curl, slightly rss'd az sde.i-6 soped, inch enr,s,
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The above fashions viii be opened for s, ssutisy the
loi Cte,nut street, Philadelphia
IT BROWN. STONE SEAL ESGRAvER AND HERALD
a os. "a arn er,s sSrns5 9 ss p
aies seals. Psae cs.s. ssnst Rings &c Goats q Arms
so0oo nsmos. Information siv,n in Her.iary '' '''A
THs SUBSCRIBER, HAVING TAKEN Mr. Axruuw
ai j.; irii:; ;s:
JIPPER CANADA MINING cosPANY:--NorIos 10
ys1 81 r.. ~, SS,.f sa nss q <:
Ssfs ! he se. q the snp.ay /. Tie s.y as%soa :.
.,csi :, which @ss,iss ., :i.ssn 0isos0r' VIII
o''ic1s rS, ur,s. c,s.Ds M 4 n,ss,o ,.,s ooS'ArT,
EIRz INSURANCE THE OFFICE OF THE BROOK.
= iyn irs is,vraneS c,S,Insny. ia Esw r,rh,isa,Eos
% s % .,..d s59.sr a. NO.
tahe risE. Of limited snopnt dwelli, fniturs stores
vtrehnses merchandise and earsoes and ssps is port
A cCoRDIoNs. MUSICAL BOXES. GUITARS. ss.--
TS s,ssrssT psSsss , ard Of Musical
deems Musical Boxes Guitars and all oshsr Kinds Of Muae
in''r1n'n" suitable II EpwS sAAcx. Fulton street.
nEPor OF FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMrs, 4ss
~ Brosdwsy, opposite Olympic Theatre Just received
by the Herrsnr. rich ehoes OF Csrce Mechanical Lamps,
IL DAR60SvlLLE, da. Di,cOs'. Lanp.).
w n. pIsBRow,sBIDySo SCHOOL, NO % FOURTH
avenue oren dty and evening zoe La dies and 0entls-
The and orcsting sad school, are we'll
Warmed and comfortable IN the most Indictment weather
Ltpr for LADIES' from A. toDP M for Gentlemen from
3to apd7 togP. M.
7-S AND 9s PAINTS AND LAwSs-rHE SUB
20 sofhs hGl on hand large rssorfin snt Of the
r tAc soHhn and Western trad, and which. fes stylss
81 verb they ttcfs cannot ~ surplfsed- early
ssititsd. GODFREf. fAIIIsDN A. CO..
snad % Broad street.
guar FOR LApILs oSLy-PRfvATs AND CON
- ftsnual inttluctns for rtthing without rubbinr
a 70 rst throw large wash before your husband
F "a as ..irr an TIE kusts and ,atisge sf ..ssas
tva kcemusudsa ~ urvrrts q l0n rtrsons who have
tea b. vsrrnntct not . rnfg the faire sent by man
81 ftteIt ofsl, n. T1LiNEreEss.
tRoom 2i) NJ. ~ nassaa su,st Es~ Yort.
rroIET-A sPLrSDlDuhLL. PERHAPS Tag HAND.
smg,t IN the 81 y. suitable for hiisrd saloon
tatcnr hall r rufpose reguirins osptra iocaon
tufs iglt Ss. Rent ts00 Fer flrthsr pArsioulAr
tdtrsss "fhsnr." Hersii olcs.
rJ,o DRY GOODS DEALEaS-TO LET. PROM PTR.T
~ ATrii Irst, Strrs and Dreng. No 90 sixth
~ The Intersection of Brsaiuay, Bxt the erser
~ Thirty third street % ltng gYod oaoa for dry goods
store. Inquire nest docr.
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HOPE CHAPIL BAPTIST CHURCH, BROADWAY,
opposite ashrgton Place The Rev Dr. Downing will
his duties Pastor Of this church. Lords Day
next the 9th inst rervce in the morning at half past 0
oocl In the evening o'clock He will preach his annual
sermon 20 the Young n the evening.
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YrENTIoy-vIRsr RCGIvKNr NEW YORK CA

A fTENT1oN-rIRsT REGIMENT NEW YORK CALI
IN fsrna veluntsere-The members Of Col p. steven
son Regiment Of Volunteers who have returned from CALI
s,ss ere particularly segasssd 70 attend meeting to be
y eeloes for the 81 psrfseng orgsni-
t,uen Of Assoeiaton Norris, j. Nsri T. kur-
fs,ty y W. Rose o. A. CorEAs, D. FIELD Field NJ Haux-
Z ley. q. AtAsrdsn. T. h. PARyIN SEQ
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HOw To GET EONEr, OR TIyE SURE WAYS OF
IA kaAinr Fgitun. just rutlshsd, IN one Volume.
emo dtomey bsvnd In and gold with gilt
prite 81. scat ~ mfu receipt cf 81. byTWELyE-
TkLEs Bko1BEkS. Rocm ~ No. 20 Nassau o.. New York
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REWARDS.

Tim D0LLALS REwARD.-LOSr. ON THE EVENING
Of toe I'd inst while passing through Sixth
Thirteenth street to Ninth street lAdys Gold Watch
aud Chain. Tho finder will the above
rlcaton to s5 West Thirteenth street. 29l West
q, 30 REWARD-LOST ON THE EvKNING OF THE
RO I'd January, in Fulton street. or in Broadway
fultrn two keys bengn to iron safe The finder will
receive the above reward by leaving them 3 Dutch
A RUSTY WATCH KEY kEwARD.-RAN AWAY, ON
"A the 18th instant VIM. Biumhardt, iudsntured ap
prentice The subscriber THIS is cautien person
asass hsrberng or trusting him account. under
paty of the law. J. y. hASCHER,
Clock and Watch Maker tos North Second street.
Philadelphia, Dee. 81, Isi9
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GAnUELy. CLARKE. Ia, R.,sTrORNHY AND COUNSEL
er-at-Iav, City of san Francisco, rprcr Caifornis
VT Strke having BEEN oests1 a. HE preson, ef
TIE trst settlers ~ San frsncsco enses services
ftnds Tor a colecticns and tuitr that ts
hs tare. With attention and .omrt remittance msde
sHrrEsCYt
a. n. NELSON. rso.
ugfsns. n. Dr TOREsTk Co
Wv Dr FOREST 4 Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

110NNNNNNNNNNNN0-NNNNNN0 NNNNNNNNNA1NNN1ANNN1t
M MAs0NIc N0TICE.-THE MEMBERS OF ST. JOHN
1 Loo No. l. requested their lodge room,
Howard bouse Friday orang, Atg o'clock precisely
attend the funeral Of deceased BROTHER wm Wilson,
of Mount Vernon Lodge, No. Albany The members Of
lister Lodges and the fraternity in standing invited
K. n. coNDoN. Secretary.
THE hENsERs OF HYDRANr FIRE COMPANY NO
l. tender their thanks to Mr. Julius PaepEe. Of No IS
Gold for the lhsral supply Of refresnmens furnished
them at the late tre In Beshman street ~ order
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nARNUk'5 MUSEUM, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
full above any establishment in Amersa Great variety
o~smusemepts Three performances Monday and grand
performances every hour day and evening on Years
Day! Mr James Robinson the celebrated comeiia has
dsntSwp New Jersey 10 months old weighing 76 poaIis
Mr. Nes the wonderful performer without New
Dssoyirg Views. ChIomatrope. Dwarf, Mammsth Boys,
Crocodile Enormous Snakes The Drunkard will be per-
formed for the 3st 32d and SD time then
wi,hdravn The Rose Of Cerbeil Ysntes watehmHn New
helsrgts Songs Dances &C., with Scenery. Dresses
kc- &C. Admttanee 3 sonts; children under tsn half
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RARNUxs AMERICAN MUsEUM-p. T. sARNUM,

RARNUks AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNUN,
~ Propriotor-J. GreenwoodJr, Assistant Manaqer-Per
fcrmsnee ia the afternoon and in the evening at ia
ococb The famous English Giant Robert Haes and the
astonishing Ep gsh Dwarf the largest aud smallest spec
Of humanity in the world with the finest collection Of
natural and artificial curioses the tn Crocodile and
living SerI be at all hours day and
evening The wonderful monkey Sgnor Canito. We
hrih.ld Rose. Warden Clark and Misees Sanhope.
Pentsnd and West the renowned MAJ tnett Family Pete
Norris and Louis Lsier at each exhibition Admis
sion. Is eents; ehdrn. under 10 years. l2S cents.
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DIss0LtTloN OF CoPARTNxRsnfP-rHE OoPArr-
nership heretofore srsnr under the srn Of r. A. 7.
Demonieo ths day Dissolved by mutus consent Mr. p.
Dcnchtco Withdrawing from the The outstanding
susness o. the tfr viii be settled. aad busn-s eonnusa
before by T.. rclnenico. 4. DFLeDsICO.
New Yorf. Decsn bsr 1s. tsto
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IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE LEARNED CANAsY
Brdsl-signor Biitz Magic and yentriloquiem, every
afternoon and evening at and ~ o'clock the Society
Library corner of broadway and Leonard street On New
Year Day three performances, at H. and o'clock Sig
Bltz will introduce several deeeptons The Learn
ed Canary Birds will perform fresh feas The ventrilo
quism will be highly amusing Admission 10 ts-ehi-
dreR half price.
The New York herald., 1850-01-04

MAINLAND u. s. SsSAroR.-Ths whig CAUCUS on the
1et inst, agreed, by majority postpone noni-
mating q United States Senator until the 9th inst
Gov. Pratts friends were in favor If an immedl lats
nomination, but his opponents we're for procratinang
II, which argues little unfayorsbly for his pro.
The New York herald., 1850-01-04

CRANE VOCAL LANDIEsTRUxENrAL CONCERT, IN
N aid Of the FUNDS Of the Ladies. Hebrew Benevolent
Sewing Society," will take place Saturday evening jan
1850 at the Apollo Saloon which occasion the
services: Miss Josephne Bramsop, Mrs. g. Holman lby
permission Of William Z. Burt-n Esg,l Mr.: j. Heeht.
Mr. J Newstad. Mr. Leopold Meyer and Mr. J. chen 10y
permission q Max haretaek Esql sisnor ssria1i Mr..
L. Jacobs Mr.. ID. Price and several amateur. Further
particulars in the programme. The Grand Piano, ssed
ON this occasion is from the msnufactory of Pcrson Esq
who very handsomely offers IL gratuitously. Tickets 80
cents each, 20 be had Of the Rev. Leo l3f Elm street.
Lewis IA Liberty and the door. the evening OF
e rerfo To commence al 4 o'clock.
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NO1iCr.-APfIlcATioN WILL Bg uADE TO Tur
~ Iegatnrc % this rtAe tia s,snn thereof f
s 81 sgmrany TO hs called Toe New yofk
are Nirnia tfraufNtp Comrany with carinl 81 three
hundred tloussud csrs ant vf 'hs right
sre ~ ax hundred thsurnnd toiias fr the p1rnose
tudina foar shrs 20 TIE and ran~rr tie
ssc te,vteu ne cttsot Nsw Yart and gchmoua virrii
ard ,uch other rorts ard pe AZ be found expsau
with TIE usuai rowsrF and rriscs "a
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$4,08I,77i so

s6 $50 $40 "a
The estimate Of receipts Into the state treasury for
the year ending Nov 3e 1850 is 81 500 800 and tae
estimate of expenditures for the period 81 03+ 500
Surplus S52l SEQ In the estimate Of receipts the
venue from canals and railroads Is put down at
ls25,000, being an increase Of nearly t~o hundred
thousand dollars that Of this year From real and
personal estate the estimate is 600 being in
crease Of about thirty thousand dollars In the
estimate Of expenditures the interest loans is put
down at s2,Oo5 900, being decrease compared with
1s4e, Of s26l7. For public improvements, s6io000,
being decrease Of $3l1,249. Among the items OF
estimated expenditures for the year ending Nov 50,
1850, is s2s3 0t0, to Commissioners Of Sinking Fund
from which infer that the debt Of the State will be
reduced that amount during the year
According to the estimates, there will be surplus
in the treasury Of Pennsylvania the ist of Decen
ber 1850 Of 500 the receipts and expenditures
of the fiscal year ending that day. The Auditors
port, just Issued, shows balance in the treasury
the soth of November, 1s4s Of 2O62o7 a. This Is
not included in the estimate of for the
1850, and is therefore, independent Of the balance
estimated will be hand at the close of the present
fiscal year These two items aided together, make
aggregate Of Sl737,707 "a, Of which $2s0,o00
available. II the estimates mado Of receipts and
pendtures for the present fiscal are at all correct
the finances of Pennsylvsns have indeed been rsvou
tionized With such large surplus In the treasury
after having provided for the increase Of the sinking
fund for the ultimate sxtingushment Of the public
debt the State we'll afford to make proper sppro-
prations to the speedy completion Of Its pub
lie works and for the speedy redemption Of the out
standing relief notes. 1t appears by the Governors
messe that the Legislature at its last session author
lied the reissue Of the relief notes then in circulation
and suspended their cancellation for three years.
The amount Of the whole issue out
The smosnt paid into the treasury, and
supplied by q new issue, is. ........ 443 5S7
Balance. .......,..... 5000 o27
The above balance has been destroyed, has failed
tofsach the treasury during the year. The Governor
rays that the redemption Of those relief notes Is
amply secured they afford safe and venisnt local
currency and recommends that authority be given to
the proper officers to keep them in good condition By
. new ISSUE whenever they may become mutilated
defsced. The State treasury Of Pennsylvania is there.
fore In the opinion Of the Executive proper bank Of
issue and furnishes sound and safe local currency.
portion Of the funded debt Of Pennsyvanis Is
due and portion falls due during the present year.
as will be seen by the annexed statement
| FrNAScrs OF PENNsYLvASrA-NAruRrrY OF DEBr
The amount Of five per cent funded debt
overdue, except bank charter loans 10. $35s61o 10
The amount Of six per cent funded debt
overdue, Is. .................... 1,762,as5 90
falling due on or before Dee /, 1850, is q9o2i1 Is
The amount Of unfunded debt, now due. S5l0I SS
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AmUsEM pc NJ's.

BURTON rBEATRE.-FRlBAY EVENING. JAN. 4.
- will he played The tayere someay acts h Ar
rs Barnet, OF TIE SERIOUS fAhILY-Cha-les Torrsns,
Fec Mr. G. W; Clarke Captain MURPHY Maguire. NJ.
sSsI NJ pnra.n. say soox,riv C,csrisv NJ Wnsps.'
Mrs Charles Torrens Mrs Russell To conclude with PAUL
PHY; i Hope Don't Intrude-Paul Pry, Mr.. burton;
Ccl. bMdey, Mr. Lyme: Harry Stanley Mrs. j. Russell:
Frank hardy, Mr.. Nv. Clarke; Phebe Mss Chapman Eliza
Hnrdy, hnsJ Bill; hrs Subtle Mrs Hughes Boxes Dress
Circle Psr1uetts 30 cents: Family Circle % osat
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ITALIAN OPERA, ,AsToR PLACE FRIDAY EVENING

/
Jan will he perforated verds celebrated opera seriA
u FRkANI the last time this seasonElyra sguorina
Truf Giovanni sigporna Ayegadro; Ernan ssnor Forts
Carlo. sisnor BeIeyentanoi Silva, ssuor kove lsgo
sgBor Giubei Ricardo, Signor ParozIi Coniue'or aud
Director, Max Maretzek; Lea1er. Prices
sdmssiopA Seats in Boxes Parqut secured eitnor
the night season. 81 So Admission hetvsnns per-
Sl Amphthsstre rs cents. Doors
alto ecmmepce at "a O'clock Carriages set down heads
. take u heads
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"IL,ke q uic X Returns,v as the Lady said

whom Husband th pped for talforny -Quick
IN the parents of cheap prices The Boots
Shoes Caters, at IA Ann street. would not be quoted
everywhre patterns Of cheapnes JONES did make
A n rule to or cash only.
The New York herald., 1850-01-04
I'IJk HOLIDAYS.

! EoRTBE noLIDAYs.-JusT RECEIVED, ANEwAsD
fplcsdid assoftment Of Cravats bosr Suspenders no
he tofether with great variety Of articles Of
u'seture as Shirts Collars Cravais and Ariel rs sritA
bic tr The helidayf JACArE,
Cents Furnishing Store 81 Broadway corner Parh Pias.
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sEurprINo.

TIVE BRITISH and NORTH kHrRTc.y r. NJ
ttsamstips bgtsesn rev orb anj Liverpool aaf Ne
HffCu auf Ltcrglc C1lng HAlifsn 70 land aai
eeive uafis ard Tatt,rErr.-
Irrbris tltnnrr.. frofn Boston, Weinssfsy Janrary
Csttfr. n srrsOu. .ffeHi Now Nork. Wednesday, Is
agars, Ryls... fr.m Boste, Weaas.tas fshru,ry
rrrcr. Lott ... .fraas Ntw Herx Neasss4ag. %
Ausrsa. sftnroa. IRON tostsr. Weiuestay, kareh
tausds- hs ri.on from Nsg lork. Neasssday, ~
Tsr frtirht passage, AMY 20
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NEW YEARS wEEK!-ADMIssION TwENTY-FIvI

NEW YEARS swEEK!-ADAIssION TWENTY-FIVE
IN Cents; children half price evening
hibtons q Glidd9n Tr,nsp.rsnt ranornma Of the Nile
With his ma dcent allerv Of Egyptian Hummie quiz
ties Hieroglyphieal Writings Paintings Sculptures and
Monuments accompanied by beautiful Oriental Music. N.
Tho curtain rtes afternoons at 2k r. NJ and evening"
At ~. Doors oren one hour before each exhibition.
CIRCUs. AsToR PLACE.-GRAND FErE, IN HONOR
~ Of the hungarian Patriots Gov. Ujhaz, Nile Jsgeo
Count yoss ~ fornet John !yOn. the EAnsrer
House decor ted with national flags of Hungary Turkey,
and the United states splendid Military Brass Band all
the members Of the Eques Profession, with five eele
trAted Clowns, have volunteered, &c. &c.
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CALIroRsI. TnR0UgH IIcGLrs, AT REpUCED
" rfirrssailirr IRON rev Norh ss'rrf.y January
~ stS osicsk ~ ths sni fceat Jailed statts
mail tfsluftip Onloi c1usectns at Panana 18th the
uaausiip iSTINtS ir rslfusry. Travellers candr-s
will fss this ihe cheapest snd most dssrats sfa
the roid rss.ors
rnIrEs % F1fsscE Tsnovos FnoN Srv yonH 70 s.-
THtNgfsco, csfIFoHSik.
Frst ts'iu y -. hccl bsrbs ........... $40
rfe"tn Is ~
ror is,ssss. srpiy 70 NO RoBsRTs ~ West ~,
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Stamme rinx.-C. Weeks GUARANTEES a per-
sct cure of all cases Of the Speech in four
veeks At g Broadw stairs The best of references
edyen. Applic ations m be made Immediately.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31

tam a smile, Hence it is that the newspa.
per press flourishes at the North, its con.
ductors and editors are the apostles of a
new earthly millennium, are the preach
ers OF new religion, to wit: that a war 0!
determination against those who defend ne
gro slavery as itnow exists is one Of the
paramount duties ofthe elect, and that hea.
ven blesses and cherishes the leaders 81
this unholy crusade. TIE South Suppo5g
these aac10 apostles.
We call upon cur contemporaries OF tie
Press Of Mississippi, to speak out on IBIS
subject lie: them arouse the slothfuEto
their duty, let them arm tde active With
another weapon, and let us all as one mail,
manifest an open and siucers determination
to carry the war into Africa. fit is to be
a war Of determination, and who douhs it.,
let the South be prepared for the issue by
her resources.
G[Wll the Mississippi Press speak
Trader.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31

Macon county bonored our humble sheet at the
barbecue, near Town Creek, with the formal
presentation Of large and most elegant cake.
previously prepared by their own "lilly white
nanns-a 1t was mounted by miniature fIa0.
With the following inscription, Secession!
~ this be treason, make the most of it." OF
course we construe it as a compliment to us.
on account of the Southern views expressed
through our columns; and we never felt more
honored in our lives by any mark Of public
APPRECIATION, than by this testimonial on fbe
part OF our fair countrywomen of Macon
Mlssisstppian
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31

OF his views we are delighted-others we
could nov approve. Judge Colqnitt was
out III enc OF his bang ups lie is a host
IN himself. Ills speech was marked with
strong and irresistible argument as we'll as
with those popular touches of wit, anec.
dote, and sarcasm for which he IS celebrat-
ed.
The resolutions were offered by MIR.
touch aud are admirable in taste aud sent
iment. The meeting was full Of enthusi-
asm, and broke up with the most cheering
demonstrations of the right spirit We
We're delighted with our visit-with the
people, the country, aud everything we
saw. The up country Of Georgia will be
nnrYalsd IN few years, for its prosperity
aud Improvements.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
Long Loved Her.

IloTed h0r when the sunny light
OF youth was on her brow,
And not trace Of care was seen,
Which shades so darkly dow.
When wreathed around those rosy lips,
Lay smiles in beauty rare,
It seems that naught could ever harms
A loyIiness so fair.
I loved her when in after years
A change came DER her heart,
YeL knew that earth could never more,
One ray Ct JOY inpart.
the rose upon that fading cheek,
saw, must soon decay,
Twas marked by earth's corroding care
To curly pass away.
I loved her, when that marble brow
Lay cold in deaths embrace,
When the sweet smile could play no more
Upon her angel face.
mourn for her 50 early lost,
Yet still the hope is given,
That we shall meet ia heaven above,
Where friends NJ more are riyen.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31

GEoRGIA-A large Southern State Rights
meeting was held at Waynesbsro, Burke coun-
ty. on the 9th inst. The resolutions passed
are excellent. We give the 9th.
Resolved, Sth, That the recent acts Of Con.
gross of which we complain, are substantial
" such as the people of Georgia, in their party
conventions and legislative bodies, have most
solemnly and rdpeatenly declared, they weuld
resist at s.everv hazard" add that tame sub
mission to these acts, in the face of such pied
ges, will piece Georgia before the Union and
world, in a position 80 huniliating, that her
sons NAV well blush to own her.
The action Of Gov. Towns in calling con-
yention was warmly approved. A public din
| ner is to be given to Hon. ]. ID. BerTien,
whose patriotic conduct in Congress receives
its due share eff praise. MississiPPian.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
II for Aught. Etc,
By c. NJ. TENLEV.

If for aught on earth cherish,
A devotion fond and free,
IT'S heart where kindness reignclh,
In commune with charity
IT'S heart, sincere and open,
Cankered not with falsity,
Where each quality is cherished,
That partakes Of purely.
Be its owner poor and needy,
(Poor regarding wealth on earth,)
l would not exchange the blessing
For mOnarch's noble birth,
For a nobler birth it boasteth
Than the one confined to earth,
One that bears tn empress ofheuven,
Rich in genm5 Of heavenly worth.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
MASS MEETING AT KINGsToNGA.

The following is the official account Of
the proceedings os the Mass meeting at
Kingston. We intended, upon publishing
the proceedings to accompany them with
some extended remarks, but we find the
circumstances prevent our doing so. We
did not reach the ground till between
twelve and one o'clock. Mr.. Benning
had addressed the meeting and left. We
heard his speech spoken ofas powerful
and unanswerable argument in the cause
of Southern rights aud resistance. We
heard the concludin1 portion of Mr.. Co
warts speech--it told with great efecl
upon the audiance. Mr. Cowart is one o.
the best popular speakers in the State.
Mr.. Styles efFori was remarkable for pnri'
ty Of style aud cllaste diction. With some
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31

SECESSION IN ALAEAnfA- The . advertiser
and State Gazette" published at Montgomery
the. capital Of Alabama, has the following in .
paper of the 9Th inst. -
COMPLIMENT TO THE ADVERTISER AND GA
zETTE.-A portion Of the fair daughters Of
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31


-sa. ald enthusiastic meotlpg-Re.
,ogl0n f Hon. a G. Brown at jack
syn.
the esteemed Representative Of the 4th
DsulNb arrived on Sunday morning from
Washington ely. lie was waited upon b,
a Large number OF lricuds aud citizens, aud
considerable ioclng was mantle sted ON his
b"ha,i i'r his bold and manly course in
tOuErCs,, IN defence ct Southern rights.
Inc ei-Goveruur was urgently pressed To
make speech. fits laugung journey
travelling tor somo time night aud day with
"t rrst-IsYo aj hm To decline, but ia
New of tbe CRISIS and she state Of the public
"'ud, h' asserted The cannon was
'.''5ar out aud 1--WE ROUNDS Gred-one
.'' each "i tHe momhcrs trlm Mississippi.
"hH at' sl'.d up in Congress with impreg-
DGa.r ,r.a. aud carried faithfully ou, The Ia
'.neHau- 20 taa soHeiicgo people OF ihs
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N. eight e.aeh p. m, She Hall of the
U.o.. representatives was tArongsd with
.s..r-, among whom was mast bril-
u"., lttay % uutes Ihs rx-Guyernor
wa .DCrNcd wah ardry acc. t,uatun-,h,
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,I..a every hing CuutyE.-a Cas- o., Tue North:
a.a IA had zoe N.m,, P5yap been ,dop.
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levine ''e ~ '"e ''''e act oy osi"@
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'o'' Drown showed conclusive y that the
e-+'s' Oh I'Sd"ion against men who has
"''" Fesl''IlB mo Iuroads oil The Nor,h was
'".'' aAi cAidhaiou'' lher object hao
"..A 90 P''se''t Tue Constitution Ia It's OIL
s."~' Pu'"( aNd spirit, without which WI
'-'' .''I . OA'oA o' ",@'s7' such as our IL
80 "'I s'c''Hc'u '"e'T IVES and IorInne'
'''""''2"' IL %'"'' sum" 10 $40 o.ht
"'''1 81 O''oh' 4hey "A' had earned 10
80 '''o ~ ,oIa oi'-'' 'c'ei o SUI
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aa asked where was submission 70 s,ao
ur,- w.sa Safe admitted i'm, bc Hue,
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31

sWhy is a man who regularly attends
church on the Sabbath like United States
vessel? Why, because he isl naau.otsRaE
s,ship-lm man Of worshipl W