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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-30
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Warehouse,
Sign Of the GOIdeR HOFSPhead

Sign 81 the Golden H0FSFheGd
No. Magazine -. and No. "A Canal ST.
an tGEE & KNEAsS Manufactures a N
lYML porrsrs Of Saddlers ana SaddIery Hardw
Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, etc, LeatheT,
ferials and Findings tor aadeiers'' Coach Trnnt
and Shoemakere, comprising one of the large [
a nd mos complete assottments 10 ne louHd in the
city. PLOUGHS'
Carey, Du ley and Peacoch Ploughs of every &C.
scriptiun and SIZE. RECALL
/. O q. F., M,son- and S. Of r. Regalia ana
pa "a ,,hernialia, If ever desc,i Juon-ihe Urge
aud m :, compere aseorl,aen TO e fouad IN he
United States
India Rubber Betting, Packing, 8c.
Mag, e & Knea tn" a.inei Il agfnls 10
the Boston Betlng Um any 70. the sale OF India
Ru5be, lie tine and Picking or steam joints and
boilers; Hose OF ger size, together win com.
piete asset neuto o, all escr pr ons If india Rub
be goods, Which they offer Al h. loves mark e
rate-; New OreaAs, aprn p, 1853. 3I~u.
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PETERS, MlLLAaD d CD.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS,
Corner Old Leeee and BienviIle Streets.
AEAVE On Eaal and tol sale at The lowess
A narkst oeicss, Newton, Gordon, Mnt>
dock < CO., Old Reserve, 1918, aud Eat In
dia Xxx Madeira, Ia years, in bot les, How
ard, aareh & CO., ana Olveras Madeira IN
pipes. half pI9es. quarter casks aud bottles.
CabGnat, Harmony AMI AmonteIiado Sherry
in ar easks aai bottles. Choice Old Por
~ ne IN oot'ies and or. casks. Genuine
Laseie, Eiiscours and line table Clarret in
bottles.
Choice ol andes, vintage 1895 and
1893, IN demijohns and bottles, half pipes
and ar casks J. B. EOdard E.stiIlen, 1915,
Jean Z, uis and other brands. Sup'r Jamaica
and ST. Croix Run,in puneheons, demiiohns
and bottles, demiohns old Glentevet Whis-
key demilohns old Bourbon Whiskey, 10
years old Heidsick, Cream de Bouzv, LIE
Roderer and Schridu Champagne. London
Porter and Scotch Ale, in quarts and pints.
SsDarioT Green aud Black Teas in boxes,
.sss6nisters and papers. Old lava, Mocha,
M4raicabo, Lagugra, Havana and Rio Coffee.
Judd's patent and New Bedford Sperm
candles
Ste warts and Coverings double refined
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
Soft shelIel Almonds M R, and LAYERS
#Raisins, English and American Pickles,
Ketehups, Sauces and Spices.
Also, an assortmentoffi fine Spanish Cigars,
re. sc. april 8 1853. 39-1y.
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JARVI 8 WOODMAN,
sUccessoRs 10 NATnAN JARvIs 9 @.
New Otleans,

New 1tleans,
offer for sale. at the lowest market pi
AMI cafeluIl, selected lock OF st
DRUGS ann led, Cl n Els:
French, En- glish, Il, rnan and CHI 'nieaiS, Pa
nd Obs, Window Glass. Va ni~he-, Dyes
Perfnmer,, Soap, Brushes. ru-sos, Fal
Extracts, pare Ess,ntia Oils, D uggi.ls'
wave, east powders, L"mo Syrup, a
Me &c ms, ShakefS' Herbs, Sur lca inslran cnlsi
Together with etety article generally IN ri -ed
in the stas> Of DrnggIs or PLY slctan, and every
article u {eieie wanted on a p ant 1iou, pat
~ in neat and convent n, sttle. Il of ~ h c.
have been selected with much PtlsnnaI care, AID
purcbas dircct frem tie mateact rers r then
agents, IN this c,untN aud Eur"pe. All their
pow Tered us are 'repafed from mate'ial care
jully selected, and warranted s;rietly pure aud
OF rhe hest qualify.
.ftranse ne Is have been made with the manu-
facturers OF QUINiNE 10 b. cons antl suppl d
from Ztom rs. (German) Pallatier, (Fiencii) and
American manufactures, which VIII he sold on
the mos reasonable terms
Agents Tor the e ebFated LEXlNG
TARD, su peror to any tie world
THY are prep rcd 10 f,rnish dealers with e
following genuine P PATENT MEDICINES. by
the gross or dozen, at the proprletors' wholesale
prices:
Lyon' Kathlirou, Dalley's Pain Extractor
Mexican Mus ang LiRiment, B. f F8hnest ockas
Vermifuge. David Jayness Familg Madeines, John
Bul's Sa saparila, 5. Tovnsend's Sarsaparilia
Woodlands Cherry Expectorant, Woodman's Exc
tract jamaica GIng Wopdman's pa n killing
Liniment, Woodlands Pngatve Pills Osgnod's
Indian Cholagogue, Minors Magical Fever Care'
Simmons' Liver Medicin Gray's Pa ent Oinp.
Im4nt, 6raefeabeTg Medicines, NJ fats Pills and
BttLfs, Green's Oxveenated Buffers, Spencer's
Pills, Radwas's Ready Relief, Billings' Carmina.
tive aud Astringent Syrup. Thavn's Extract OF
Sarsaparilla and Copaita, Sands Sarsaparila.
Arrangements have been made TO receive direct
from Saratoga, a supply OF Congress Water.
8. JARVIS.
april 8, '53-39-Iy 90. WOODMAN.
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III s. I'D w Is R a
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II q IN ST % r. u

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Nos. SO and 81, Camp Street, ~. Orteaas
PRIESTLY ~ EgEIN.
III IMPORTERS and Dealers Foreign and Do.
nestle Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Tin Plate,
&c., &c, thank their friends for their very liberal
patronage quality anil price Of thei goods,
and their prompt attention 70 all oFden received
will, they hope, secure IS them continuance
their fasoFs. By arrivals from European aud n
then ports, they are constantly receiving fresh
plies, carefully selected, of every thing il tn
line and Gun confidently Invite the attention o pur~
chasera To heir large and well assorted stock,
which the following Is d part, via:
English Bar Iron, round, square & Aat-I00 tons
Best Cable do 10 DO do-l0O tons,
Do Pennsylvania do do do-l00 tons
boiler plate do-20 tons,
NJ doe Tron,round, square q fiat s00tons
Do Tennease boiler plate--sO tons,
Do do plough dc---24 tonr,
No do oads--l0 tors
~ - ates--I5 tons.
Braziors' rods, l, SID and inch d--30 rs
Sheet Iron--Engliah, American and Tennessee
from 10 to 26--500 bdls,
TJoon Tron--rrom 5-s to 4 Ia inoh--s00 bids.
Ponpd do-from 4 to2 2 inch. 200 bdls.
Gut Nalls-Celebrated Weymouth, and othergood
brands,-3,O00 kegs.
Dress sDikca-30U Kegs
Pocket and Table Cutlery. Razoa &c.
Tin Plates. beat Charcoal brands, GOO hoxes,
aIoek Tin, Zinc. Spolter &c, 10000 pounds,
-azi ,rss Copper. from 70 10 90 ID sheets, 1000
Germass. Shear. Blister and Cast Steel, 25 900 rs
Axes--ge nitlp4~sCalIinsfs Hunts' &c, $50 boxes
Spades and shovels' I2r"aa's and other brands--
$50 dozen,
Whittenore,s Cotton. Wool and Horse Card
coo d0aen.
Coffee Wills, Wilson'S genuine, 200 dozen,
Patent Balances and Platform Scales, Anyils,
Vices, Stock and Dies, BELOW,
OK, Trace, Log, Halter and soil Chains.
Chain cubles anchors, CoopFs' tools, Timers 4
American and English Locks, Sliding door Furni
ture, Hooks and Plates Hinges, Butt and ParIia
mem Hinges, Window Fasteners of every de,
scription, Hoses Of every description and pat.
tern, Cross Cut, Pitt and Mill saws, Ploughs o.
Kings, Halls, and other good brands.
HollowWare and Caslings-I50 tors.
TaFred and Mannilla Rope, al sizes,
0akum Marine, Houseline DC.
Sperm, Linseed, Lard, and Whale Oils.
Atlantic Pure White Lead,
Black and Yellow Paints, Verdgris,
ris and Chrome Green,
French Pots from to so pints,
Mill aud Grind Stones.
Sheet, Bas, and Pig Lead, Lead Pipe, sc. &c.
They are also the only Agents in Now Orsan.
Hllman. Vanleer b Co.'S celebrated Tennesc {
ron. nov Is. 1853
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gFsEIE subscriber has now received his entire
new stock, which IS much larger than usual.
Brandies, Vines, Cordials and full assort-
ment 81 Family Groceries, fol sale Wholesale
andretail BY d. TAllB0RINE.
Woo CITY, N0g. 81, 1851.
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DIR. GeOhegan's
Extract of Ii ydropiper,

- 49, - r
For Dyspepsia, VcrOfuEa, and
all Impurities Of the Blood,
FREP AIRED BY ONE or TIE FACULTY.
NHIsvegetable remedy which is now spread
= ing TO al parts OF the country, is prepared
by graduate OF one oil the fifst Medical Schools
in the west, physician Of high standing in biz
p ofessiori, and as much opPosed to empiricIsm or
quackery as any Qua cau be, as " show by the
facl that the receipt is published aud acconpan,es
each bottle of the me licine, thus exoneraIing il
from the c1aIgeo being u aasrum'
1T is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
as viii be seen by re:e eaee to the Circular ard by
he accom- any ng certificate
Unlike Sarsaparllla the Hydropper is quick u
its action the first bottle often producing wonder.
fiIl results, in the ofte negro gir of Mrs.
Simmons of Louisville, who WIS elieved of
BLINDNESS in ONE WEEK..
In short II has exci,ei the wonder and admira~
ton Of al wno have used it, aud whe ever known
ST nds at lie head Of all remedies for the following
diseases
Dys epsia, Scrofnla, White Swelling. Meaenteric
D seases o. Negro Consumption, ScuVy Chronic
Ishe una ism, Gou', Neuralgia, Sores, Ulcers, and
all CutaneDus OF SKIN Diseases, all Renal or hid
neV affections, all emale irreg IIarities and obs
structions Mercurial Diseases, s. condery Syphilis,
General Debility, End all disorders arising from
i'm pure blood and ba, habit Of Sysie :,
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
this remedy STANDS unrivA ed. Its effects are
wonderful. 1t is slight stimnIant ami powerfu
tonic and alternative.
As beauifer Of the complexion, in the cure
OF pimples md no ches, IN producing IA clear and
beautiful sin, il Is much mc-e safe and sure
remedy han all the cosmetics and lotions ia eX.
isteace. Try it. and will never regret IT,
Do not lose confidence if il should seem first 10
increase the disease-the general elfecl o. the
medicine being to drive all im2ari les to the suT-
are, anu by that means out OF the system.
HARDExsBuRs, ". Oct G. 1881.
d a. r. Geohegan. Dear SRI have exam
ined. -FOUR receipt Tor Compound Ftild Extract If
II dropiner, Tor the care of Scrotua IN all rs
AID other chrome aifee ions, viz: Rheumatism,
Female Wea mess, &. Having pres rlbed, and
watched its eff CTS in may case OF he above
diseases, and having always found il efiectuat, !
mos cheerlally recommend II 10 the aflirted as
he best tsrative aud onic ave ever use --alr
toge her superior to Sarsaparilla, and any Of lis
compounds.
T. NJ. WAKEFIELD. NJ. D.
nAPPrice 81 per bottle, or six bottle for So,
when taken at orc time
RAY OND & PATTEN,
Sole Agent, No. "a Fourth street,
Louisyite. Kentucky.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
InDe 24.-50-lV
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South Western Book Store.
Sc GPapieg Street, NeW Orleans.
Fl. D. McGINNIS,

TSuccessor 10 John Ball.
COUNTRY Merchants and Others wishing
~ Books or STATIONERY TO sell again, are
respectfully solicited TO call and examine my
large and valuable stock, which am offer
ing very low.
A, large collection Of Theological, Standard
Miscellaneous and School Books constantly
Hand All he new works OF interest pub
lished in this country. received as soon
issued from the press. april Is, l853-40's
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DIR. ii ID. ANARCHISTS
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COMPLAINTS -
lfthese are Pr. lap
sus Uteri, OF F. dig
Sc the Womh;F lopf
Albus, Of WhHe /;
Enhama ion
and Ulceratinn o
the w omit ucisiel,-
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500 Challenge!
lIobe,ssucgs TVOrm Syrup,

4 N article founded upon Scientific Prinsiples,
a compounded with purely Vegetable substaa~
ces, being perfectly safe when taken, and has
never been known 20 fail IN curing the most obsti-
nate cases. Worms can never exist when thisre-
medy Is once used, rom che fact that il not enly
Destroy them but removes all the slime and ma-
Gus which may remain
THE TAPE WORN.
This worm Is the most difficult one to destroy Of
all that inhahit the human bodv. i grows 70 an
almost incredible length, and becoming 50 ceiled
and lastaned in the inlestines and stomach a. TO
produce Fiiz, ST. Wins Dance. &C., which Is th
cause or many going othe grave, not believing
that those complaints he'd their origin from the
Tame w orm; consequently they do not use the
proper medicines for Their disease. To tho vic
are afflicted with this awatul foe TO hnaitn,I .
comiaend The use OF my Worm SFrap, ami Ii I
pills: the Syrup 10 be taken IN doses u tn table
snooniuls three times day, sher taSe fom five q
eight OF nv liver Pills. to distpge aDd pass the
worm. By -tFictly following those direcllons, the
most obstinate cases Of Tape worm can bes eedi;
~ cuTed.
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CREAPESr OFT

CHEAPEST OUT.
ayEIE subscriber has lot of ADD LERY
on hand, which he is determined to sell
otrmely low prices. Call and examine 70
urseelves. N. w. HOBON.
Sign of Golden Eagle, Main street.
Yaxuo city, Aug. s, 1852.
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Dyspepsia.

The symptoms OF Dyspepsia, and It's various
diseases are dizziness IN tbe head, heartburn, OPP
preston after eating meals, sourness arising from
the stomach, &c.. aud sometimes general anguor
81 tile who'll body, from his il viii be en- that
tn disease owes its origin to d1sorgaaiz4d state
OF the Liver and Stomach, Hobeas1cA' Liver
Pills is the very medicine TO effect permanent
and tasting cure, as theg act by changing the
tein morbld actions Of the system INTO a healtb
action, and rendering the olaod Dure ana HEALTHY.
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Liner Complaint.

Is attended win CALL, succeeded by fsver,seycre
pains in the region of the f4lVer, yOHliag, bitter
taste, I'll ~ fIrredt ege, pulse full and bounding
III PAIN n the sid is iaere .sed by pressure sh1u i
the leit lobe he affected, tie pain generally in
the left sho ider, VITA shorl dr. cough, The sam
becoming OF a sa!loW appearan, e, and the stools
clay cOlorsd. This disease can be cured b. the
use Of Honensack's Liver Pills, they ACT direct
" upon the seat OF the disease and then operal-
ing upon the bowles they expeI all the corrupt
AID VItiated matter from the system.
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NOIICE.

London Porter and Scotch Ale.
1O0 doz in quart and pint bottles, for sale
by ID. TAMBoRINE.
nR MLANE'S celebrated Liver Pills, in
- Sick Headache and in al bilious COM
plants surpassed by none, for sale by
Jan %, '53. THOMPSON d co.
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important to Country Naddlers.
HNT1E subscriber would respectfully in
form the Trade, that he has and viii
continue to keep complete supply Of
iSaddlerv Hardware, Stirring, HogSkina and
E,aQuselIed Leather
He would also beglleave to call attention
to bis fine HOMEMADE SADDLES and HARNESS,
the Victoria Slipper SpenceI's Patent Gig
Tree. &C.. 10.
The fact Of having advanced wages on.
thema nutacture of 6ne Sad dies has brought
and viii secure to the subscriber. workmn
Of ability. r C0RBETT
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BURRUs 8 DOUGnARTY,
ATTORNEYS AT la w,

VAZoo CITY, MISS.
WILL give promPt attention 10 bushes
w entrusted 10 them in he Circuit ant
Probate Courts Of Yazoo, Holmes and Madi.
son, and in the Superior courts at ackson.
Aug, !, 1851. Aft.
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Repairing

Of all kinds connected with our business, done
with neatness and despatch, and all erdere for
new work thankfully received and satisfaction
given. ppril %, 1853. 4aeIy.
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ROund or Stomach Worm.

This worm Is usually found in the small intcs,
tines, and 10 the worm most common 20 children,
yetit is nol entirels confined 10 them, a. adults
have frequently been known 20 suffer " til them.
The Symptoms most prominent while affec led with
this worn, are hardness aad lulness of the belly,
Shiny STOOLS, looseness Of tho boVsls, picking at
Tho nose, bIneish streak ncder he eyes, &c, Il
you. or any Of your children have any Of the
above symptoms, tiohensack.s Worm Syfun can
safely be depended upoa--by using IL you have a
certain, safe, and speedy cure; and il alter using
II according the directions the patient is re
atoren IRON the system, you can rest assured there
s no remedy beyond the grave, Us Tor all. there
e ~ auch word as fail with those who use my
Worm SNfnn
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Asoarides. O. Sinai 71read Woru.s.

These mo'ms, 10 ,watca Ihe human system is lia>
are'genprally to be found ~ tae reciUal. and II al
% ell 10 remain, from the irFitaton they produce
ay the foundation for serious disorders. such as
inflammation Of the bowers, and other d range.
tnents Of the stomach. The best and safest dedi.
cine that ian be used is Honoasack's Wornl Syrup.
Such is the aston hing power Ut my medtcine IS
over Ascaradfes, that defy any one 10 produce
a case where my Worm Syruo and Liver Pills are
recommended TO be used they will not cure. Ill
that necessary is fouss the Syrnp in accordance
with directions on each bottle; and in case gen
tie purgaive is required id order to allay The ri-
taton they produce, the Liver Piles by thepsyn>
patdislng action and healthy ope alton apon the
howels, IS the mosfpleasant medicine that can be
taken.
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WObcnsacII's liver PILLS.

par OF the sys.em i more ia9ie 10 disease
he liver. it 9eing snppiied with num- soas
vessels .eni nerves. AMI f diseased, tie blood
rse flowing THROUGH al parts OF The body
ces Liver Complains, Jaundice, Bilious Al.
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10 Fem IIes,

- n
You viii find these Pills "a Invaluable medicine
in many complaints to which Won are subject IL
distractions either tora or partial hes have en-
iound Of inestimable beseii in esroriag and pnr-
fying the blo1i and other fluids so as 10 cure all
comp ainis which arise from femlIe irregn lar-
t,es, as headache, diuness Of sigh, pam in the
side. back, &c. These. Pills are the onl safe and
fitcrual remedy to eur the following complaints
1out, NeTvo nsoess. Melancholy, Sick Hradache,
Giddness, Rheumatism, Distressing Dreams, Dim
ness Of sigat, in fact any OF the diseases that
arise from affectioqs OF he Liver, mpurity of the
blood, rcanstpatlon Of the how $.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
Wo, the uadefslgaod phYsci4ns, baVne had
q ceipi Of their manuaeture snbaaiuea % US
peesioD, say. that the ingredient. of whicb
composed makes them til best PI~ in
all diseases Of the Liver, impurities OF the
&c. GEORGE WOOD, MI
r. R0WLEY, MD.
L. BOWEN, MO.
urehase none hut those having the sigma
n. H0BENSACK." as all others are
limitations.
wishing ne" supplies, and all others
becnme agents, must address The pros
n. HOBENSACK, at his Labriatory,
No Til Second Street, above Race, Phila-
yall Druggists and erct ants in the US
1853. Silly.
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POWELL q HILLIAR D.

MAIN STREET, Y ZOO CITY
AVING taken in addition to our
! N tnsiye Mandatory, the esta n
iately occupied W. s. II. Primm Of
our old stand, would respectfully inform pl
lie that We have made extensive additions to OF
stock of
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CONGRESS.
Senate.

# Senate.
Several memorials and petitions were
presented and referred.
A message was received from the Presi-
dent Of the United States communicating to
the Senate q copy Of the correspondence in
relation to the Tri-partie Treaty between
England, France, and the United States in
which each power was to disavow all inten-
tons OF obtaining possession Of Cuba.
The resolution of Mr. RUsK to pay Mr..
Meriwether's milage and per diem, in the
contested case between himself and Mr..
DIXON, was taken up and considered.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD, of Kentucky, was
against paying all contestants, believing
that such contestant should run his own
risk.
Messrs. SEWARD, BADGER, ToUcEY,
BRIGHT, RUsK, and MANauM, favored, and
it was read another time and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. SHIELDS the bill to in
crease the efficiency of the Army and Navy
by retired list for disabled officers of both
was taken up.
Messrs. CAss, SHIELDS, and others advo-
Gated it.
Mr.. HALE was in favor of slight modi-
feation of the bill, and hoped that it would
be printed before acted upon.
Mr.. CAss said that the matter had been
before them for years, that further discus
sion was needless.
Messrs. SHIELDS, BoRLAND, and others
expressed themselves in favor of the immedi-
ate passage Of the bill.
Messrs. SUMNER, CHASE, HAM11N, and
others favored it's being postponed and the
bill printed.
Mr.. STOCKTON said he wished the Militia
ry Committee had left the Navy to the Ma
val Committee.
Mr.. SHIELDS said he would be glad to leave
the whole matter to the Naval Committee.
Mr.. STOCKTON continued his remarks at
some length, eulogising the navy, and in
favor of putting more competent men at the
head of the Depar tments and Bureaus.
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House Of Representatives.

On motion of Mr.. SEYMOUR, of New York,
the House took up and passed the joint
resolution from the Senate, allowing the
owners Of steamboats, in certain cases fur
Their time to make the necessary prepara-
tons to bring their respective vessels
within the provisions of the steamboat law
passed at the last session.
Mr.. COBB, Of Ala, moved to reconsider
the vote by which the House at the last
session rejected the bill to remit the duties
on railroad iron imported for the use of
certain railroad companies in the Southern
and Southwestern States.
Mr.. JENKINS moved to lay the motion on
the table, which was agreed to by vote of
"a to 70.
On motion Of Mr.. Polk, the House then
took up the report of the Committee of Con-
ference on the bill for the relief of the widow
and children Of the late Gen. Worth.
The report recommends that the House
recede from their amendments and pass the
bill as it came from the Senate.
The subject was discussed with consider
able earnestness by Messrs. Orr, of South
Carolina, POLK and HARRIS, of Tennessee,
JONES, of New York, STUART, of Michigan,
CAMPBELL, Illinois, SAcKETT, of New York,
and others.
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The American Fishertes.

A Washington correspondent Of the Balti-
more Sun, who is well informed on all pub
lie matters of Importance, says that MIR.
Lorenzo Sabine, who has just taken his seat
in the House as member from Massachu-
sets, has recently made full and valuable
report to the Secretary of the Treasury on
the subject of the fisheries of the United
States on the British American coasts. Mr..
Sabine has given much attention to this sub
ject for a number of years, and is more IA
miliar with it than any other man in the
country. This report embodies information
which will be of great value to the govern
ment in conducting the pending negotiation
with Great Britain, and it will soon be also
submitted by the Treasury Department to
Congress. Mr.. Sabine strongly sustains the
rights of the American fishermen; and the
fishermen are resolutely determined to sus.
tain their own rights at the next fishing
season, should they not be recognised by
the British government.
We have the utmost confidence in the
ability and patriotism of Mr.. Sabine. The
question he presents is one of Importance
to the whole country, and it is satisfac tio1
to know that he will do it ample justice.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-05

"BosroN DAILY Nathan
hale, esq, in the Advertiser of Saturday,
announces that he has associated with him.
as JOINT proprietor and editor Of that jour-
zal, his son, Charles Hale. Mr.. Hale re-
marks that from the LIST of March, 1914, to
the present time, he has been the sole re-
sponsible editor of the paper.