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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

10 There ss aiHan down east who kept
sucH poCr shcep shat il took six Of the poor
critters 10 aassA shadow Finally they got
50 weak. they hadn't strength to draw their
last IbresthE Iii !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
To the Ladies.

If ASK The attention particularly Of the Ladies to
i aiE gary superior stock VI work in their line,
cphSikfins III part bf
II sne iaiscTs, Af5rocco ard Hid Walking Shoes;
Do KmjBuskins and Slippers
!. Misses doB Do;
CAil1ranfs Shoes f every variety z3t
LRdiEs, Misses and Childrcnfs Gum OEef Shoes;
PASS CptG Ir-sbtes and Cfasta rercha ont-soles
FsaF all woFk sold and not made b. me, nothing
win be charged idr repairing rims s
JAMES MCDANIEL. AgeR
iQdf. rs, 1872. fsr4 81 HsdLep0My.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
.soi'fO1s's Patent,
UNIVERSE COCK STOVE

TIME subscribers being appointed Agents for the
III sale ofN 0RTON'S PATENT UNIVERSE
COOK STOVE, and baging received several as
saleAles, are now pfepafed ~ furnish tham Of any
snfIat Baltimore prices, adding Transportation.
NJ TAis Stove has Arm Tlenr land, HoT-ArR princi-
pl9tRsBited which gives il an Oven more. perfect
thdnhny bSsoye now before the public THE cast
liu4s hre made with view 10 Durability being
InddA htfvtrrthan Tie Cook Stoves now generally
id PIE. II is very sinPlesin iis construction; haE-
ing llgR etle aampcr. which fdeSrable Gan be dis
pehs#f wilh ltPetforns eqhalIy well with wood
ior Etaf.
n THeyean give 31ur 10 references in CAaFlestown
and Asigkborhodd as to its uiiiitv. III
OH fs KEYES & KEARSLEY.4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

! nsr" Well, .Feeans,q said Zed 81 kissed IN,
! liafar the FIRST 4iiae last night, and deelareit
eiefSsfect; me no wohder,a said, Jeeins,
/: sit was q gaI1ialiie hattery
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
h. r. FILLING. II. D.
Il WILSON. ". D.
R. b, BRIGGS, VI. D..
I. u. ELNENDORF, NJ d
A1iian Aprii i. is47.

4 MISUNDERSTANDING 4 90. No, 8 Ststestreet and
\ Mrs E Kiddsr, No 100 Gonrt-strect, Boston, samuel
Y Ki4des Jr Lowell; Henry Pratt salem James B.
GREGG WoEeekteE; Allison 4 Gsult Concord; Ut
Balch son PToFidencek and By Druggists and kier.
chants generally throughout the United states, Hssf
Indies and tie Gsasdss.
tsg- sfftsSdsale and -f9siatI Agent far Harper
FtTrg. Fa, FIJI PHILIP &c O9NS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

MaTRlMosKD Dow, jr., IN Recommending
marriage, ss5h 81; A good wife is the most
constant and skhful companion you posi-
bly, can. hasp by ysar side while performing
the iouipey M asfs; . dog isn't touch 10
kerH lss p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

l.. nt-t Tker editor vfthe southern Democrat
threatens Il FItlraw D, line by and byn If
he anly waESa d Kttle while the hangman will
draw it fos aim. -lba. LhAMak
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
TEnnIs


0Encl4diFIrhll fxptnEes blt lEaoks and tAF.anary)
pAAahlel srseE I4l.laa!ll in advance
Bqlra did itipn in Enslish5B Branches, SiG5
Masie-Epitph 2 so
), tAfFr~ gGE4itbt .ia al
Fr{brh IItli5f Latin Eand Graski 1 %
pf4uinE \ Efr- II tLE 10
FdH DAT stA @lsrs in E8elisb Primary Dpt Is
A5saucEdf lI4 WILL 30 7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

nE- " hat'sths matter, NJ w ear ~ said a
wife to her hhshand, WHO had sat half an
4.hourEwitls his sase buried N his hands. and
apparently ia gFeat trtbu iation.
20, /, aen'tkaosg, said he, I've felt like
fOelsallsday gn#
"Weh,sl rSsatned the wife cossolingly, "I'm
afraid you viii, aavrr fedl any better You
! tokf the sesy lpicsurs 81 what You leeln. a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
Cigars! Cigars! Cigars!!!.


5000 oAk sHlk kf9Es G 6 k Ri x
Dee e0 1919. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

t;eop Gsacsa'sl # Nm ecstatic lover down
east thus aipeals TO his tender-bearte Dull
cinpa for afsaftnig smack !" Terrible trag.
ical, and silsliinely aetribptivo >will be the
course purs5aa by inc, il YOU do not instan.
a leously lsaee ihlne alahaster lips to mine
and enrapslS s}tay lhmortal soul by imprint
ing. angelii+s Sliaati4ns of.diyihe1 Hiss upon
those indiklS,nsSbl& lme,nAers of the human
physIegnn0s AID then kindly eondcscend TO.
ALLOW mestpStake nib dRparture from the ey-
:eflssting ssbllinitf Of thy thrice glorious
presence Y Z Nancy .faintdd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
II $3.50. E5S3S lste4s
4 ||i5Il I'd ! ! l!2g
/ GTySSi. J zoo [ITEsB
KIT .|# ESR.nED! E9E.FR.! IL
TEE PUDLIC SHOULD I'M oVV TT.

TN rpascquenetu limitations, spurious, and pills
u Falltdbt similar names Is Prevent mistake and
Hatdi pr. LeidyE has changed The Boxes and labels
fprIhkPill4 Eli
Thftgenliine afR nbn pnt IN oval wood boxes en-
tireEyslFrrn1nded wi h labels gotten up BY one or
tAeIm9Ft celebrated bank mole engrapers in Phila4
&4lbhia3 which win Ne diiEeufi to corrteffeit
RThEjtoP pr side u The box hasupOh it a white
labtl,Wh An eIgFag ed portrait Of DR. n. b Ledy,l
and Ornamental work VI thu bottom his signature,
wish mfdalhpn work and around The sides yellow
labef With med 5ilioI and ottler work upon it. .
Hash for and tdke hb other than DIR. Leidy's Sar-
sFphrEa Blood Pills, Il and Fuii Will not he deceived
THEY are tic fist anu onlYfpills Of the kind ever
ihiToduted or1hade containing SarsaFaFila, and all
plh4rs manufactured and lied BY names similar
af realty sinillrdtohe ssflfon the reputation 81
pr Leiiiy 81 are a gross fraud and imposition.
40 HILLS INA BOX FOR rs CENTS
FtsIsgf Principal Depot DIR I.EfDY'S DISPEN-
SARY, mo All North FOURTH Street between
Rade and Vine streets, Philadelphia
Sbtd also hy all Druggists and Storekeepers, and
by DR. III y. ElCH ELBERGER, Charles;own.
I# Gda6kal AgeHtyor J4fer@R County
I H0BTNSoN "a HOLLAND Harpers- Ferry
N.t f. P. MILLER, Elk Branch
la v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

ID ThesReat eH lady Id Virginia, who
scrubbed llla4sh the} ao@r and fell into the
'llAr, is ses af.h ahiepg many nice females
with whieh tslFfoGhtFY hounds Wel,uow
a good. lad III Nevis Jersey who white washed
NIL the weed s4R b%rnt, and another III Con.
nectscut. Nhpluspd. three times day to scour
the aose III ;lsf 1ap dog, 10 Keep him from
.soil:pg th.s dslI Dub ofyeh5sh bic ate his meals
Tie same EosI l.ass took her own food
throagh i napkin Ting. ID keepit from ean-
ing In contact wish her liIfS-A j., TrdfS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
JEFFERSON Boot and Shoe Factory

THINE subscriber wonld respectfIly anpounccEto
Ill Rsis friends ana euslanefs. and Tie public gen
eralEf that be IS new receiving his Falfsand Win
teri slppiE ot Goods in bis line and would earnest
Ey EiIcita tall from ali Thosland in need Of such
1fi4aes. believing hccan supply their wants on The
m4stI accommodating Terms The stocA Is heavy
and ELECTED with great care consisting iii part of
IMeHk Treble, Double and Single Soled Calf Boots
KiH and Coarse 90;
N4tathis and Chidreu's do:
Fi4e and Coarse Shoes Of every description;
BaEs and GhiidIens DO. ao..
Alio. &niia Pereha S0les and Cum 0ter Shoes.
JAMES MCDANIEL. Agent,
/, pf III 1912 for s RideFoar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
F1ARIETY..


I've cheat tAH heatt witA4wasiug dreams,
! ss Through Abf lifr ia pl1 range
and change what hst0 that which Scens
The belistIJor NE change
80 swafiHf tloudb along ihe shY
Blot usis Zach slR.of .bIaey
= But look ts4ntt V ofk 10 ihe eye
= ofiantT ftePnk through.
"A tip,lcf assi.ed htr wea M eyes,
And ltsB we're red wthfsorrow,
Andimass teA ID hiF troubled sleep,
IL. hi :. lie &lflbe wei Tomorrow"
SIR spoki 81 hesaoor stricken boy
WholEsp1fsr wak aUstl n pressing,
And though To-day refitetd JOY,
To-m;l.FuA gas't q blessing.
Though sitpwe4Fap To-rnoFrow sun
h UnAinisly speFris away;
But brings Gk back The mtdicine
That ses1tkes our Ills To-day
And like san bno9nfron whom the night
Is faissst look dust borrow
So Hope adj AngA winged. with light
Lends Fligg lolse Morrp@.
G5- Punch has 4een with alarm ladies
yests" Advertised iii the newspapers This
gradual invssi9n Of male attire BY the other
sex ought ID be lboked to. Punch says
they have asrbady STOLEN our paletots--they
nov seize tspoA vests Gracious goodness !
what viii sIey nottakc nexs7 What will
10 this tiie Boston Post adds
sur4 enough What will be done with the
1" what d'yescap ems
nd When COATS boots. and tickets are taken
by out PRECIOUS acquisiliYe spouses; :,
Our confasiice VIII may helshaken =
In rc$N9stAo FAfsssnirig 0urIr-hpuSes H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
Itlteukna tIslal.

ttH. 4iI E'settsies E'aad sepf u. lsA7. \
rR Ert Tow4ysr -Draf sir; Il liafc suffered ter
ribIy It'll hhe kars it'll The iEhGImalism copsAera
bienf shs time lcould not e7t steep or walk ihsd
the utb1P{t dlittssius pains and my Limits were ter
rih4y swollen 4haye used faur totlesof Your Sarss
Ta.ill4 Ma the8 have done me more than ono thou-
sFnh dbllits MeSkh Of gnof an So much hetteH in
deed In sgtih.ly relieved You are at liberty to
use this isr the benefit Of the afflicted. = =
\ euls respectfully, HJAGIES/CU3ISiIN&S. i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

NovE %, ii.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-05
RECORDS REMOVED.

or On Monday last the Board Of Police.
held their first meeting in the new Court House.
The Court Records we're moved down on that
day, creating quite q Sur in our unusually
quiet little town.
The Court House has served as a bone
Of contention between the different portions Of
the county for some time, ana i,s removal from
Benton hes, as was to be expected, occ0sioned
much hard-feelug on the part Of some who are
seriously injured by it. They resisted It lO4ho
last, conlending for every inch Of ground, so
long as hinge was left to hang hope upon.
This, wlile It was a source Of much anxiety,
gave no offence TO the more rejecting Of the
successful parry. And now that the contest Is
over, we hope the momentary hard-feelings TO
which It give rice, may be forgotten, and that
there may be no such tbing as local parties in
the county. Neither the desire to remove, nor
the determined resistance to the removal Of the
Court House, arose from unkind feelings, both
were prompted by interest, IND we think was
characterized by as lille evaporation as could
have been expected, where so much was Al
stake. But now that FINAL decision is made
In favor of Yazoo City, there can be no apology
for keeping alive hurd-feeling, which canno
be otherwise than prejudicial to all parties. 1
was a subject of greOtful remark that while tbs
Records were coming In, there was grati6e'
smile upon every countenance' but not ont
shout Of triumph.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-05
ANSWER THIS.

II, as the Wing papers contend, Texas
has no title to the territory in dispute why
draw 90 heavily upon the revenue of the
country, as to offer her $4,000, 600 for it?
TEXAS either has title, or she has not. II
che has. give to her, her rights. If she has
not, then pray why this bonus Of ten mil
lions Of dollars? Is it for the purpose O.
reviving the old, we hoped abandoned dog
ma of the Tariff party, of the assumption
of the State debts by the General Govern
ment. and thereby create demand for
higher Tariff?
We say If Texas has just claim 70 ;eT
feet Of territory, let her have IT, aud &c
more.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-05
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE,

This Institution, as may b, seen by re-
ference to advertisement, commences lis
regular course Of lectures, on the FIRST Of
November next. A valuable addition has |
been made to the faculty by disappointment,
Of ] Conquest Cross. M. D. professor, of The
Institutes of Medicine and Medical Juris-
prudence.
The location OF the Institution is such, |
as TO recommend it to all students of Mad |
cine in the South. Ideed those who de
sign practicing their profession in the South,
do themselves aud those among whom they
settle, great, If not criminal injustice TO
pass by this Institution, to attend those
where the diseases, incident to southern
cline, are known only in theory. The fool
sh foudness for the imaginary ecat which
attaches 20 the graduate of ''some old es
tabiishad institution Of the North" has
contributed more perhaps, than any other
one thing, to people our grave yards. and
an9s like an incubus, Jon She "newly
established institutions" Of the South.
Young physicians, like volunteer troops,
should learn their tactics in sight of the
enemy they expec: to encounter.
We have it from the lips OF one of our
best practitioners who graduated at one of
the cold established Institutions" that
when he called to see his first patient, he
walked in as "big as life. . felt the pulse and
looked a. the tongue i'll the most approved
fashion, pronounced upon the disease, pre-
> sctibed his powders, fixed up in the neatest
sort Of style, i'll white paper nothing hut
d white: but strange to say, the patti ut died
9 He examines the work of D Such-a-one
n aud Such-a-one, bound to be right, the de
a scription aud treatment are exact; tries the
q second patient, with no better success, be
;. gins 10 loose confidence; re-examines hi,
I'll books-con6dence somewhat restored-trie
, a third patient-hs also dies-goes again
}. to his Library, the never-failing source O
a comfort, and after looking, with feversl
J. excitement, over page after page, giving /,
q the disease he hi ks he has been combat
ting, he throws down the whole concern
swears '.all is a pack of d--n lies aud h
:, will practice on his OWL hook" The inMo
! cent aud scientific killing Of three or fou
/ good citizens. acquired for him some cor
a siderable reputation and gave him quite
" "run" ct practice. aud following his deter
i mination to practice on his town hook,
i, with few pills and plenty of Quinine, h
b cures more patients than you can shake
) stick at. Aud you may now see his ofic
filed as all times, with ali the sore eyec
# crook backed, stiff-necxed aud general de
pr hili.y invallds. black and white, throughou
i, the whole country. The whole upshot
. which is, that we have a certificate
nd y scholarship in the Memphis Institute hic
Of we willssll upon accommodating terms
an the frst applicant,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-05
AfnRrATIrY ~ YAZoo oITY.

Last Sabbath, as there CHANGED to be nos re-
liglous service in town exceptat the Methodist
Church, there was very rye concourso OF
our citizens gathered there, and we were struck
with the very few mourning dresses In the au-
dience. We had the curiosity tc note the num-
Der, and there was not quito one to ten who
who wore the weeds OF mourning, and OF those
one half or more were in mourning for friends
who died ont of town, making In fact one to
sixteen. This, when we consider that several
are mourning for the sNm9 P,Ison and that II
Is now just in the midst o. what 10 called the
sickly season, speaks volumes for the health o.
tho prairie City. .--.-----
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-05
A COED w1TNEs

Our wing friends. and the -Saah r.,
ties generally, will IA douh haak. sad .ps
d"mtc r;c firnd> will e1cu,e u,. Tor e.,
fishing the suhjnined remarks &c NJ i
shall Of Kemnrky, upon tn e1raosa.at
message of President F,Hmorr. las
seldom, whig DOES. says eaythre
thy Of praise, that we take 2 ea~ue a Il.
ding il abroad, when "oe IT hea3. >.,f.,
gets his aHy allegiance. as o b. u.
Mr.. Marshall IS one nf n w., t'.sv .yh 9.
in Congress, who had indei. ntlrnee ana
ln,on enough Of his own. To break lo.... tas
-hackIes Of party, aud boldly assrr, The ca.
victiOns of his own judgement. Let the.s
who have spnk"n or written in comm sd.
,or, lerms Of Fllmare's treaspuaIle mes
age. read and hlush.
When the message was being d,.cu>.d
Nj M,rsha said;
''Ae did nm h.lA wiki the dorlrine y kirb
had hpen advanced thai b. President 81 tie
United States. in virtue If his esnsii,u, enu
functions, may direct The m. hary aud naval
trces 10 exerule the law~ Of the Union.
The President canTl"t use the AEniy ana rs,
W but by the direction os Law; aud lhrp
/ . as as much difference between the diree.
ton aud the use efthese forces by the Presi,
dent. as between dangerous weaDo. aut
the use which may be made Off. Tai
GuvRRNMENT HE coNTENDED. was RsToPF'
3D. AND Committed IN RvKRvwAY II cas- d
coMM1ETED TO THE boundary or TExAs y
THE RIO GRANnE and, in conclusion, he sal
Ethat Congress was called upon e lepislals
land were they % rob Texas tor the. purpOu
Of administering 10 dirty iaualiCiuas
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-05

Grande, achencUer the Merican cIuim TO II
shall hare been distinguished byfreaty. But
this Is subject which more pr perly belongs
10 the Legislative than the executive branch
fthe government.
The result &c The whole il. that Texas
had asserted right TO tha. part Of New
Mexico east Of tie Rio Graude which Is b"
Ileved, under the acts Of Congress for the
nexation and admission of Texas into tn
Union as "A State. and under the constitution
aud laws of fexas, TO be we'll founded.
In October of the same year, Secretary
Marcy writes to the Commander at Santa
Fee to the following effect:
"ln regard to that part Of what the Mexi~
cans called New MEXICO, lying east of tn"
Rio Ora nde. the civil authority which Texas
has established or may establish there is To
he respected and in no manner whatever in
terIerred with by The military force in that de
partment, otherwise than to lend aid on prop
er occasions in sustaining il"
Secretary Crawford, under the direction
of Presiden: Taylor, endorses so much OF
the instructions as referred to the non.in
reference of the Commander, thus:
"Wjth rpsprct to that portion of The in
srructioas which is in h. following wnrd.:-
In regard to that part of what the Mrxi~an
called New Mexico, wing east "f The r.
| irande, the civil authority which Texa~ ha-
eslabi-h he'd or NAV establish there is IN b.
reSppctpd. and in no manner inIrrfered will
| by the n'lar, force in that department, 9th
erwise than to lead aid on proper occasions
- sustaining it have 10 rrma,k,.t I Il i.
not expected Texas will undrrtak to extend
her civil government over the remote rPgI"r
designated, but should she do so. you vii
cnntine your action, under the clause abnv'
cited, to arrange vour command in such man
ner as not 10 come into conflict 18th The author
tiles so constituted"
In November of last year, 1919, thi
Government preferred her first claim to thi
terri Dry, and gave encouragement to thos
in command there, to prevent the effort
of'PeIas to organize the territory and brin
it under jurisdiction.
We have thus shown, that the claim {
Teas to this disputed territory, was mad
as early as 1S35-inserted in 1896 upo
f her tarntes, acknowledged in 1874 to b
good by MeGico, SO asserted at various time
!, by our President, never denied by Cong ee
and acquiesced in by the people until NJ
vember, 1919, and we now leave it to I'll
a candor of the reader AMI the good sense
i our Honorable Friend to say whose clail
Is just.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-05
TT, Ur7orT pupTrVo AT LEXINGTON.


The Advertiser gave notice some time
since, "that Union Meeting would be
held in Lexington. on Monday the Cd inst,
and invited all the lovers ofthe Union with
out distinction of party, 70 .'come up" E1-
peciation as usual was on "Gip.toe, " aud was
thought would be "sight worth seeing,
and as the sequel will show, i: was no dis
appointment. A friendaud an eye witness
has given us most graphic description OF
Of the whole affair.
Early in the morning it was noticed, that
an unusual amount Of grated sugar and mint
were placed conspicuoasly on the counters
of the different drinking establishments and
the decanters looking unusually clean and
full.
The "Bone and Sinew" Of the country be-
gan to come in early. And the leaders OF
of the Wing party were ''husy as bees"
Going first up to one "squad" and then to
another aud taking of some member for
private .'confab," looking all the while as
grave as if they were making preparations
for funeral. Il was noticed and frequent
y remarked, ''quite a crowd of Democrat
IN today"
About halfafteF eleven clock the meet.
ing was organized, and "cut and dried
committee appointed to ':draft resolutions
expressive of the sense of the meeting >
| Upon which were the most active and pro-
miLent Wings in the county, with few
Democrats who take no kind OF interest III
pc itics-men who have something Of more
interest to them. to attend TO. They sool
"drafted" few resolutions of a patriotic
charae ter, hich were well received, but
when they came to propose one approvin
of the defuuct COMPROMISE Bill" (which
wa the real object in calling the me thu
it was opportunely proposed by a sturd,
aud substantial citizen Of the county, VIII,
abhors every thing like submission, tina
those in favor Of the resolution should NOV
NorthwaTds and those opposed to il shout
step >Outhwards, when almost the emtir
crowd rushed simultaneously in the LATTE
3 direction. thus noting DOM by Gcclans0tiO
}, the resoIato0n
. A resolution was then offered by Sul
mission Wing, complimentary to Genera
Foote and rOposin. to invite him to pal
take of dinner TO be given him at sue
time as might snit his convenience.
this juncture a cry Of "hurra for Davis
: was raised. and the meeting broke up i
: confus On amid the cries OF "hurra for Davis
# without efectiug the object for which
8 W 8 convened Indeed our informant VIII
J, is a citizen of Holmes, assures us that til
e whole affair was a most complete .fgiIuTt
! which convinces u that our sister connt
is .'true as STEEL Aud :he moral of IT i.
!. that the people win remain true to thei
i rights despite the maneuvering of mousin
; demagogues.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-05
WHO GOT HIT

The last Wing gives soma one a rap across
the knuckles, for disordcrly "carryings on" at
a recent entertainment, given to our good citi-
zens. From all We can learn, the rebuke was
we'll merited, rs several Ladies' were deferred
from attending the entertainment, on account
Of information received Of the boisterous con-
duct Of somebody. This was unfartuuae, for
we insist the Ladies have Just as good a right
TO be humbuged as anybody.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-05

We have not thought it worth our while no.
ticing report going the rounds Of the papers,
that plo had been set on foot, by some dis
affected persons, to dismember the Union, and
establish Southern Coufederaey. The report
having coupled the name ST Gen Sam. Hous-
ton with the plot, he took occasion to deny any
knowledge of the affair and denounced it as
false. Since then the subjoined statement has
appeared in the Philadelphia News. which we
publish merely that our readers may be kep,
advised of what is passing in the world, no,
that we attach the least importance to the
rumor.
The "News" Gays;
"The statement made about the attemp, "a
establish Southern Confederacy with the CAPT
tai at Mexico, is believed to be literally true
Gen. Houston denied it to-day In the Senate,
but has since admitted that be was mistaken.
A paper containing propositions for dissolu'
ton Of the Union, and the establishment eff a
Southern Confederacy, .eas handed to him, bu
not BY Gen. lopez, Is reported et fEst. AT
Investigation win likely be called FOR. and,
lmades the disclosures win slsgle the Whot
leCuasEY,"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-05
THE SABBATH AND FrsH.

Some Of our enlsrprising Young men
have, within the past siz weeks, gone out
upon pleasant fishing excursion. and Gc-
5dentdIly detained until Sunday morning.
We only mention this, in order 20 express
our thanks for their kind consideration in
not Offering to 10oupd our sensibility BY a
present Of half a score or less, by way Of
purchasing our silence. We can't say
what an influence such an offer might ex.
orcise over nS. ANY one may feel himself
a liberty TO make the offer, just 20 test the
thing. We won's expose you,