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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-07
PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN GEORGIA,

The Macon Telegraph thus sums up the
evidences of the awakened spirit Of the
people of that State.
From every SECTION of the State; cur
accounts are most cheering. The masses are
moving and are speaking oul on the sub
ject Of Southern rights and houor, in man.
uer at once worthy of themselves, and be-
fitting the cau.e and the occasion. The
unauimity with which boh parties in this
Stale unite in condemning Mr.. ClAy's bill,
is the best evidence that could be given
of the determination Of the peope TO per-
petuate their priceless inhefitance.and keep
it pure and untarnished.
"Mascogee, Walker, Ribb, Butts, UIson,
Cobb, Decatur, Hancock, Scriven, Mer.
riwether aud Richmond, have spoken out
in plain and emphatic language. All these
counties have strongly condemned the
scheme of the Senate. Pike, Crawford
Pulaski, Dooly, Burke aud Washington
are moving up handsomely, aud viii, in 9
few days, take their stand BY The side of the
counties fl st named. We trust that ev
cry other county.in the Staie9 will fall iniC
column, aud present an undivided trout tc
the enemies of Southern rights.
Georgia is righting herself Al hono
to the people, God bless chat noble land.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-07

THE CABINEr-A Accounts have been re-
cetved since The publication Of our last paper,
@hich render it certain that the following
cabinet appointments have been made: Mr..
Webster, SECRETARY Of State; Mr. Corwin, Il
Ohio, Secretary Ufthe Treasury; Gov. Grit.
,enden. Of Ky, Attorney General; Gov. Ora
ham, Of N. G. Secretary ofGhe Navy; Mr.
Bates, Of Missouri, Secretary of War; Mr..
Pearcesof M Secretary Of The Interior. and
Mr.. Hin, Of New York Pos: Master Gen.
cfal.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-07

We learn lbal,his famous resort for health
and amusmenl, Is beginning 10 be PasrOnised
to an extent which bears aome relation 10 the
merits of its liberal and enterprise 6 prOPrie-
tors and the presiding genius of,he es'abIish-
men.. Gen. Il 9. McMakin, who Is known 70
all of our readers as the very Incarnation Of
wi, and good cheer. we have heard Of the
removal 10 the Springs, Of a number. Of IaIni
lies. besides troops Of bellies and beaux, who
have gone ihiiher to while away the time IN
enioymrnls which are so amply provided
congeuial to their tastes.
For the benefl Ofihe last named, we will
mention by request,hal a series Of Balls will
he given al the Springs during the season.
One Of them will come otrOn next Wednes-
day, the 18th. a splendid band Of music hav
been engaged. And we can safely promise
all who attend, the very i'ateas5fcatiox Of en-
joyrnent,
Good cOnveyances for the Springs can be
had either al this place. Jackson or Cam
ton.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-07

or We are indebted to the Hons. JEFF. Davis
VIM. Melville and A. q. Brown for favor:
from Washington.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-07

he States but two have conllibnle5
locks d slone co tie Washington Nona-
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-07
The New President.

The history and character of Mr.. Fillmore
was thoroughly canYassed during his candidate
ship for the Vice Presideney--but nothing was
developed which enables US to predict with
certainty, what course he will pursue in the
present yexed state of our public affairs.
The free soil papers seem very confident that
he will give countenance to no measure that
permits eAiention to slave territory, and that
his administration will be characterized by un-
compromising hostility to Southern institutions.
His accidental elevation to his present position.
was looked forward to, with alarm, and the
warning voice Of The Southern demecracy was
heard during the last presidential campaign,
cautloning the Wings not to be so blinded by
the glitter which encircled the brow cf milf
tary chieftaln, a. to associate with llima person
holding such decided anti-slavery principles as
Mr. Fillmore. But to no good purpose. 50 if
his administration should prove disasterous 70
the south--as those who kenw him best predict
it wlll-we may expect to hear them stoutly
eclare, Thou cans't not say did it,.
There IS one happy consideration, 50 far as
we are concerned, which Is, that he cannot dis
appoint US, without doing well, as we have
never been SO verdonl IS to expect any thing
good of him. We are willing 70 be disappoint-
cd md hope he may 50 act as % do II
The allies oflhs Northern Abolition.
ists At tie South. charge fercely upon
those who dare e raise their voice i de.
fence of our tights. As plotsing the dlssolul
ton 81 the Union. Stmnge sort q logic
truly The NORTH nay nuke sneIoach.
ment after entertainment heap wrong
upon wrong add insult % inias q ki51
but the moment aVe avail ourselves q
lie por reptile nrle & ana turn upon
our oprressofs, We 20 plotting the destlEci
on a lie Unioa oe implies equal
'I9 md the non hs strong sumo
g dictate g. ana cypress sle ves shs
t dssae q aaa lhe nnion 6loksn
hat Which isLs bssa hI
sH Qna slaNa
n asrsncs o1T the OIL.
s. ~ s wing he Onion
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-07

or We are under obligations to Mr. WASH
idgton Lamkin, Of the ''Jeff. Davis, for late
papers.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-07

Oc-Daniel Webster who has been APP
pointed to take charge of the Site Depart
ment, recently called forth the most exIrava-
CANT applause IRON certain Southern journals
lists FOR declaring that he would not vete TO put
the Wilmot proviso in bill forming gov.
eminent for New Mexico. solely because the
God Of nature had shaped proviso for pro-
hibiting slavery even more effective than any
scheme which man could devise. This alone
would certainly be very little to be thankful
for. if he had not signalized his tender regard
Cor the rights OF the South on other occasions.
During the Presidential canvass Of 1918
speaking of Gen. Taylor in connection with
the Presidency, he said: III | believed that
Gen. Taylor was man who would use his
influence for the further extension Of tie
slarc l'O,ccr, WOULD OPPOSE Htx, let him
be nominated by whom he might"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-07

9rMr. Fillmore has Nominated Daniel
Webster, his Premier. We are afrmly Of
the opinion that such nomination was not 6,
70 be made"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28
eIOEHY MARIrIc n.

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. T--6P.M "a.
The stock market to-day, has been a little more
firm than could have been expected, ald there was
con siderable activity IN sales. Government stocks
particularly, we're in demand; large sales were
made, chiefly for Europe at decline Of = on the six
pr cents of 1867. aud OF i on thoss OF 1850 Ohio
ssvsns have advanced Is. l. diana fves aud Penn
sylvsnia Ewes reeoded y Our quotations viii show
the ether change OF which TO be at.ributsf
to ire mcyements go ng in the coruering poicy-a
suEsient t,mai5r of which has been recently given
~ usis our con minis ON the Erie Railroad.
Money to-day, has been in demand. attributsbie ia
stuo taEgIe 20 The low ruling rates Of exchange.
The scarcity Of money IN ls Western STATES has beer
the GAUGE o. Tecuatioa to the fulure, among
the fr.f gbtsd fusruisrs.
gle Howard Irtur.rce Company has made a diyi-
d,nd q ter per cont pay ate On the "a o. Dsslmbsr
The reel fn6 rt-rrs estate IN Sacramtnto City ha-
tttn tutffcl az So l6s ts1 thc ts1el upon which,
ttc rate of 81, + rr cent amount 70 SAYS ail a.
From Canada, We lsarr that the not receipts int
Tie rrogircil trcarury Or c1stoc- alone for tle ter
months erdipg OctcttF Sist, vcrs So 5Ss,Cs. This
cxceeds The entire of 1855 By sS55ylT5,
srd that Of ISt) ty ei53IOt The receipts fsom pub
DC woIha also Indicate highly prospsrous state Of
affairs Up 20 Oetcb,r sist, 1872 the Eovesno from
TITS ttrortm, 49, amounted e. S25s lol IN the same
period fer thr rurr, year V amouItsito $3.50 012s
fhcvirg IN ircrttse of faS2 B.
Ths Onords Ca rait wofhs are doisg veil. About
million coluIa are invested in theentarpriss by pri
,ste individuals ore hundred and tishty-one blocks,
having in the aggregate oss kettles, employed In
the manufacture Of fno sale. The average quality
a vocd corrumed m running them, Is Isl 400 cords,
81 csit Of sass 90 barrels nearly 100000. costing
$4,000. The amount paii for Labor s12l 900;
dutief $50 OOo; oanl tolls, sz5 90 making total
expenditure Of SOS 53at thcse works aside from the
coarse fat vcfks which viii swell the annual amount
TO over $4,000.
Ehe Canal tol's collected 81 Oswsgo, Tor the week
enCiug 2ist. amounted 70 slo272 4O-au increase Of
szl6 over the sa0e period lest year.
fho business q Lsto Champaign chiefly the luu Der
trade has increased sik hundred per cent within four
years For 1890 Che number OF vessels entering tho
chan big certl t62 The present year. up to nov,
we ~ al numtar vas 5st and the total lumber
loied turing Abe periOo, amounts to the large
sum Of OF tta ei igt Arrangements are In progres5
or charging the NhamhlY can u very materially.
IRE total earnings vt the Michigan Central Railroad,
Cor tho year cr ding SOth Nov ls49 S60335O 81.
VI t' Nov ~ che rrescut year thsY tS00750 3d.
hfsumng ttot The roat win earn si0 900 during the
Irt-eut month the increase duriog the rear villa
amount 80 f.0i atS 60 over last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28

EIDrCuoN or PCsTAGE. We understand, from
very good authority, that Mr.. Hall, the present
Postmaster General. Is in favor Of reduction of
postage, and that IA his report 70 the President, at
the opening Of the session Of Cor gress, which
commences on Mondl ny next, he viii give his
views on the subject. I. is likely, too, that the
Precedent will take frong ground in favor Of post
pae reduction, but not to SO low rate as that Of
two cents.
From what we have learned, there has
been an immense increase Ia the correspondence
Of The country within the last five years, an in
crease which has more than fulfilled the predictions
Of The friends Of cheap postage, and that there Is at
this time surplus ofupwards Of a million Of dollars
in the treasury, accrung from postage. a great
proportion Of this sum has, no doubt, emalated
ftcm The California correspondence. which, by The
present rate Of postage, "a most extravdganhy and
unnecessarily taxed. II the rate, however, we re
rcd.ced twenty-five or ity per cent, the revenue
fr,m this source would be much larger han IL h..
and great boon would be conferred on the people
81 iba, new State, and the whole country; FOR the
PEOPLE Of every State Of the Union have relations
end connexions with il, commercially and socially.
An idea has been thrown out that newspaper
should 90 Gee through the Post Office This would
be a capital thing FOR The country, and would do
great deal towards strengthening the bond Of
udion. besides proragahug Intelligence and news
among the PEOPLE.
We hope that the friends Of postage reform will
exert themselves to the utmost during the colng
session Of Congress and that they will succeed IN
the good work, before the adjournment. We are
in favor of a uniform rate Of two cents, but would
ACCEPT with pleasure, any reduction from the present
scale, worth having. II We cannot get il reduced
10 two cents, we viii gladly take three, or even
four, provided il is uniform but we are wei salts
fed that at two cents the Post Office would sip
rort ifselI However, We shall watch the move
reni. and do en- in our power 70 help 1t along
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28
Long Looked For-Found at Lnstl-

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few from fair 70 uddlipg; out confidently
mCnd not belonging To u these classes Desa Colur
tiar air Ieoi hauc. IL e article sui scaeraone
uraTpsacl Sd las the thouaDd and hair
are ecEcd 10 Co hnt fail 20 eiform, 80 actually
Pshes Not only does t cnnse the hair from sarf and
puncflh rtvcpl 1t from fhedding aud der 10 flexible
asrous afd nxur luz IL peaetrates 20 the roots aud
mbuc every hhrc 9th viForrrd veqetatve power II
be aimed q ne ropretor ~ Nassau street. Perfumery
Depot NUidif ng Broad
way, opposite che Uudson River Railroad popst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28

Miss KIMBERLY This accomplishedlady, whose sue
cess ne reader OF Shakespeare, well known to the
public, will soon appear the metropolitan boards
having engagement at the Brosdway which con-
menoes in the early part of the coming mouth. We
learn she has been preparing for the stage, by the
most careful study and training for the last
eight months under the direction of Thos Barry, Esq
mansger Of the National Theatre Boston, and has had
the advantage OF the lull use of that theatre. Mr.
Barry is well known TO the theatrical public having
for long time held the position Of stage manager OF
the late Park Theatre and his consuming TO the in
sruction Of any oue guarantee In itself that the
individual possess talents and qualifications Of
the hip order The principal parts TO which Miss
Kimberly has devoted herself under the direction Of
her accomplished and experienced instructor, ua-
der,tond are, Juliet, in Romeo and Juliet;p Mrs.
Halter in "The stranger;n Rossliud in "As You Like
IT." julia in the "Uunchback; Pauline in "The Lady
of Lyops;n Isabella in the Fatal Marriage" aud
Lady Macbeth. There all hrst class characters,
Ond present great variety; an TO excel In them all
ipies the possession Of great variety talent that
Is not often found in person judges who
have had opportunities Of seeing Miss Kimberly in
there parts give 1t their opinion that she is not
surpassed in her impcsopstions Of the heroin,s
Of Shakespeare aud Knowles, by any one nov on
the stage. Mr.. Barry, than whom better judge
cannot be found in the country Is sanEuine ca to her
Others whose hnovledgc Of the stage ana OF
dramatic literature Is second only TO that Of Mr..
Barry have - the ecrelusion Certainly,
far as knowledge Of her authors Is concerned, AID
Gsiduous study OF the mnitiu OF the stage, well
its high ohsraetefistics Miss Kimberly s bound to
succeed and to beooms Of the ttsrs Of the Amer
stage especially she is aetuatrd by enthui
nstic attachment 10 the profession which the has
adopted, and by earnest deiire to stand high
smoUg its members. The succets she met with as
shskspearean reader especially in the Southern cities
was very decided many cities, who had heard both
pronouneing her superior, in some characters, TO
Fanny Ktmble. At New orltaps, 80 great her
success that che was bonored with complimentary
bon'ht, given her by the most distinguished indi
vidusl Of that city There few persons who have
attained to more knowledge of the great drSmatis;s
than thi, lady and particularly ofshakspeAte; Rad
Ia this devotion 90 the great masters Of tho poetry Of
tho drama that affords the most ample aud
guarantee OF her success We should mention, rs
something by no means unimpoftant in enumerating
the striking qualities Of theatrical dJuiants, that
she posesses great sGuty Of THAT character
which associate with the geDtler class Of heroines
and manners Of the most agreeable and winning de.
scription.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28
Psrodrs Psysonataon OF Lusrexia Borsia-
The Ballet OF Pauuita


Last night ParoG made another triumphant impress
sion by her personstion of Lucrezia Borgis but
sted more marked enthusiasm than has before been
exhibited excited rs have been the audiences by her
inimitsble vosalission and artstical qualities on
every occasion Earning her triumphs against the
foulest prejudices which ignorance can sngender
malice suggest, she proclsims herself the great
queen oflyrc song and draws from every audience
amount Of enthusiasm such as has never besn KIN own
In this metropolis. Unapproached she is In the ex-
tent quality and power Of her voice. she it with
such consummate skill that she is entitled to the high
est rank vocalist while in her of cha
racter, che Is without rival. The finale was sung
last night by Parod, with power and pathos which
no pen can describe II was appropriate GROWING
Of the grand efforts Of the fret two Though s
had been called three times such was tn
delight of the ausience that at the fail of the
tain, she again summoned twice to receive such
vociferous VACCINATIONS before heard In
the Opera House Many of the audience started to
their feet and many min elapsed before the
ordinary ecene OF Enthusiasm subsidized Patti Lorni
and Bepeventano sang with much energy and skill,
and we're very deservedly applauded. Indeed the
opera was admirably performed. The ballet of spa
quta ALEC well received. having been much i'm
proved since the first night, by udicous alterations
Nathalie received with much applause,
and daneec in highly artisteal aud finished style
To-moIrow nilht, Don Giovanni will be revived
1t very successful last and the Zerlina of
Bertucca is a piece Of vocation. which cannot
fail TO give great delight. On Saturday shall have
the me lo6y thronEed opera "Gemma di Vergy,n with
Psrodi, forming another grand gala night such we
cannot often eIoy In this country The ballet
quita" will be pertsImt d, for the lasttime.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28

aha ~ cure That eslshts az ssonaes All
.Ttrkfs was trrra % 1ft aarnng attack of seia.ie
rLcumautm with tx b.tes t - over six years, and he
hae never bad thc 4-tcst ptgmg since. mr. l.. Leaf
Htf cured ~ tcD ated cough. ei % be consamr
a. D. IN "a ESQ itc action coughs aud colds 10
almost rilr'l'17. fte patient gets imetlt Tetf and
US strou n at every appiieaten 10 hss cese in day
vlat fatl.d Paddoa Of south
Hast, lteu crktfs had ssugtter who cared Of
tcts Ar n. Atwood curci DC niece ot its nervous
hcgdacle tnl family cured 4ho Ton A. a. Griuncl the
NipE Octtr WtrHrat Thousands q the nraG fami-
lies 30 al OCCASIONS when required, aat atica
N soy tlt voue Fu S2lR BOTTLE rather than be- wthoat
g. Ell nnf talF Nth the dfc'oryou rot etmpallld
- irrat go br'aof ay cola IN large family bcttitI at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28
American Promenade Concerts.

The first of the promenade at Tripler Hall
will take place to. night. Boehsa, the renowned con-
ductor, has arranged the music to crafty the
of the public an the richest kind of musical
tertanment may be expected The expenses of the
orchestra alone are enormous one hundred per-
formers being engaged and the enterprise calls into
requsition many others have been busy occupied
to give effect to the concert The construction OF the
stage for the orchestra is highly calculated to carry
out the directors designs and the decorations of the
hall very appropriate and elegant At rehearsal
the introduction Of Rombergs" So phonyn gave the
utmost delight to those who were present. Tripler
Hall will be crowded. II may judge by the novelty
and high character of the entertainment. At least to-
night iha what will be done by the best must
cal talent in the metropoli,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28
Observation-Disclosures.

Crsrtryntp CoursE, q. l. rRotrlNe.-The sporting
season being nearly end the ezcitcm emit attend
ant On The different trots to come on seems to In
crease Ia fact trottiug has seldom been 80 well pa
trcnsed ~ % has been this season. The great ten
mile match IN harress. for $1,000, between Buckskn
end rres comes Oh this afternoon, and viii be a
p.rfo-r1anc veii worth wtnessiug match bet ween
tht holses of private gentle nen Tor stake Of
SNc, mile hssts will take Tlace Immediately after.
TIE untDislto match nos the day previous sill also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28
Chaps. Charcs. Roughness. saIrovnes..

PimplsE Eurtonu and an diseases are, 10 we'll
known positively cured t using Gourauds t~ian Nedica-
ted 'cap The Poudre subtitle hair from part
o ne body. liquid n uge for pas pn and eseeks. Lily
White fer lCrFh fuehod gsh poxions at 81 Walker
street - stone nom Hros1way. Calender South Thrs
street. Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28
Army Intelligence.

The ship Kate Hunter which arrived yesterday. from
Tampa Bay, brought the iol1viug passengers IS O.
j. DeCpmp. surgeon, U. s A; @. M'eely brsvet
major, Fourth Artillery, commanding battalion, G. w.
Getty brtvet csp,ain Fourth Artillery, q. W. Rains,
brovet. captain; Browne. let lieutenant; x. N.
Howard Let leutenant }. q. Moore. "a Lieutenant.
Second Artillery. aud lady; aud eve companies Of
Fourth Artillery, q. }. II 8. aud ", num5srins 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28

GIN. FoorE IN MlssrsspPf The House Of Re-
prtsenialiycs Of Mississippi, by a vote Of fly 20
thbty.stven, have condemned the conduct Of Gen.
Toote on The COMPROMISE measures Tne Senate,
from al appearances, will be very liaeiy 70 follow
their txomplc IL other respects, The proceedings
or both houses have strong smell Of sgltpetrc and
secession. What is 20 be tie end u an this, is DIFF
icult OF solution ltmsy Be iissoiluoIj bat we
sall Incline 10 he hopc thai il will explode DO gas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28

livery afrds proofs II ths peculiar Effects OF this
pc1sraon d. complex oale: where 1907 deret condition
OF ne soDs hyer and bowels Is combine with great
hty forgetf5lncsf weakness sRd ntenss mesn-
oboy I've eoct8 uoH bsnRGcent ard ordsrul Where
10 has been tried by females the very beu results have
been achieved General De- Of o2 Haln street; also for
tale a. 80 Fulton street. frra so cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28

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~ viii change rcd hair 20 beautiful black
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from brsndyay Bates Jordan, l2g Washington street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28

cheapest aud best wgs half Wig roapees
h9 ds Of lorg Hair Front Rrads. Co. 20 be found
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