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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-13
HORA ITO 3. HEWITT:
PsanO Forte alld llAsic Store
No. 80, CAafp STrEET, New Orleans.

No. 80, CAMP STrEET, New Orleans.
NJ OULD respectfully request the attention .
w The public 70 hlB large aid extensive. as
sorlnent OF MUSIC and MUSICAL INSJRUr
MENTS Of all Kinds and descriptions, anu aisp
his well selected assortment 81 PIANO FORTES
from the factories Of the fret makers ii the Unit
ed States and Europe. among which are a. bi
found those Of a. Slodaft 3 Go...o New York,
Hall and Son, of New York, and Pleyel & Co, oil
Paris. The above lnssruments--of the following
kinds: GRAND. SEMleGR a ND. PICCOLO, PIC
COLO OBLlQUE and SQUARE-are oil the
nosl celebrated makers III he world, combining
all the late improvements, may be had 81 the sub
scrber, ID every style of case, and of 8, 6 Ia,
g. -2, 8 3-4 and octaves, They viii be sold 81
manufacturers prices. Musical Merchandise 81
all kinds and IN any quantity. Among others.
the subscriber keeps constantly on hand the larg~
est and finest selections O. Aecordeons ever hro'l
to the Southern market, which are ofere at tie
most reasonable rates. GUITARS, manuiactur-
ed b, Wm. Hall aud Son, from the most approx
ed Spanish Models. These instruments are Of Il e
first class. and warranted to stand the climate.
The subscriber has had many years expeFienl 9 in
the Music business ~ the Northern cities, as well
as New Orleans, and is thoroughly acquainted
with the minutest details of the business. His
stock is the best selected that has been in the
Southern market, and his facilities are such thai
he will always have on hRdd selected stock OIL
all kinds of Musical Instruments and the Latest
and Most Fashionable Music The Musical pub
lie are respectfully invited to call and examine his
slOck. april s, SO. 39-Iy.
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JARVI q W00DMAN,
Successors TO NATHAN JARVIS & Co.,
Newotleans,

-
New Orleans,
Offer for sale, at the lowest market pi
ana carefully selected stock OF st
DRUGS and MEDICINES:
French, English, German and Chemicals, Pa
nj DIS, Window Glass, Yarnishe, Dye S.
Perfumerf, Soaps, Brashes. Frussess Fac
Extracts, pare Essential OILS, ID uggisls' !
ware, Yeast powders, Lomos Syrup. a
Me eines,ShakerS' Herbs,SuIglcai instruments
Together with every article generally comorisrd
in the stock OF Druggist or Phvseian, a nd ever,
article of Medicine wanted on.a plantation, pat
up in neat anc convenient sule. al Of whic
have been selected with much personal care, a d
purchased direct from tie manufacturers or the
agents. in the country and Europe. All their
powdered du5s are prepared from matelial car :
Iuly selected, ard warranted strictly pure an
of rhe best qualify.
arrangements have been made with the manu-
facturers OF QUINlNE 10 be constant, suppl d
from zlmmers. (German) pRllatier, (Frenc6) aud
American manufactures, which viii be sold On
the most reasonable terms
Agents for the celebrated LEXlFG
TARD, superior to any il the word.
They are prep red TO frnisb dealers with Z
following aenu ne P8 TENT MEDICINES. by
the gross OF dozen, at IL proprletors' wholesale
prices:
Lyon'- Kafhairon, Dalley's Pain Extrac' or
Mexican Mus arg Linineut, B, + Fahnes oc't',
Vermifuee. David Javne's Family Medicines, John
Bulls Sa saparilla, s. p Townseud's SaFsapar'a
Woodlands Cherry Expeotoraht, Woodlands Elk.
tract Jamaica Ginger. Woo5man's pa II killing
Liniment, WoodeaR's Pmga,ive Pills, Osgood't
Indian Cholagogue, Minors Magical Fever Cure
Sumoas' Liver Medicin, Gray's Patent Oinf
ment, trraefFenberg Me3icines Maffal's Pils and
Bilt.rs, Green's Oxy genaea Bii,ers, spencer,
Pile. Radway's Ready ReE:ef, Billings CaTmna.
tive and Astringent Syrup, ThoW's Extract o.
SarsaparIIa and Copai a, Sands SoFsaparia.
Arrangements have bpen made 70 receive direct
from Saratoga, a supply Of Congress Water.
S.JARVIS,
april 8, '53-39-ly O. o. WOODMAN.
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LEAYTTT's CORN MILLS.

WNHESE Mills are adapted to the purposes
Of grinding meal.sheling corn or crush-
ing corn and cob; they are put a. price
within the means Of every planter and Others
who may have use for them.
An increase Of power Is gained oy the
outer shell or cone being made TO repolve
round the inner cone Or burr, the latter bee
ing stationary. The cost Of mill and putting
il up is but tfifle, not exceeding $50, and
the proprietor feels assured that, when the
utility, cheapness and durability Of these
Mills are known, they will take the place Of
any Othermillnow in uee. Wherever intro
duced, they have been disposed Of readily
aud full satisfaction given. Every Mil Is
guaranteed 10 do al thatis promised for them
a supply u tot sale with our agents IN
Yazoo city, who viii Be prepared 81 al times
10 Gil orders Cor them. giving the above guar
antee. LINK g HARRl SON Agenss
Yaz0o civ, nav Qa 1858. 46-ty.
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LOCATED NEAR AGO CITY, MISS.
gWgHE subscribers take great pleasure in
announcing 10 their friends, and the
public generally. that they have now on
hand md ready for sale The coming fall, one
of1he choicest coIIections.o f Z RUI r TREES
10 be found anywhere in The South Their
assortment Is very large and comprehensive
tress are healthy and we'll grown-and pri-
ces As low az can possible be afforded. The
following are some Of the leading articles
with prices annexed:
Pears, il each. $50 per 100, Apricots s each
Apples. csc each $40 pr 100 Nectarines soc
Peaches. csc so 8. Plnths, 81
Strawberries soc per dor. Cherries,
All articles sent from the Nurseries care
fully labelled -secufelg packed and deliver-
ed ii Yazao city free of charge Orders ID.
recelve attention, nus be accompanied by
cashe Or good New Orleans. Vickshurg Of
Yaz0o City reference; and addressed thu
subscribers at Yazoo city Miss
N B Persons unacquainted with the d
farenf varieties Of Fruits. would ID vel Is
slate for what purpose the trees are Wanted
AID leave Che selection % the propfiel0rs.
SA7 ASEK & C0.
anRns 5~fm
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5000 Challenges
LIobensnclc's IZorlaa Su.sll1.


u N article founded npon Scientific Principles.
* compounded with purely Vegetable iubstan-
COS. Being perfectly safe when taken, and has
never been known 70 fail m curing tie most obsti.
nate cases. Worms can never exist when thisre-
medy Is once used, from the fact that i not only
destroy them but removes al the slime and mu-
Gus which may remain.
THE TAPE WORM.
This worm Is tho nost difficult one % destroyof
an hat lnhahil the human body. II grows % an
almost incredible length, and Becoming SO coiled
and fastened in the inleslines and stomach as to
produce Fil2, ST. Yitus' Dance, &c, which Is the
cause OF many going % The grave, not believing
that those complaints had their origin from the
Tape Worm; consequently they do NOT nse the
proper medicines for their disease. TO those who
are afflicted with this awafnl foe to health, rs.
commend the use of my Worm Syrup, and Liver
Pills; The Syrup 10 be taken in doses Of two tabl6
spoonius three times day, shen take fom Ave TO
eight Of my Liver Pills, TO disloge and pass the
worm. BY strictly following those difections,the
most obstinate cases Of Tape worm can bes eedi'
" cured
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NNtlE subscriber has now received lis entire
new stock which ID much ger than usual.
Brnaies, Vines, Cordials and fan assort-
lnent Sc Family Groceries. ior sale wholesale
ndretai 81 IL IAIBoRIA
az9o cay, Nov 81, 1891.
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ALA az ~ - III OPAPOA9
For Dyspepsia, ScrOfula, and
all Impurities Of the Blood,
PREP AIRED BY ONE OF THE FACULTY.
YWVHIS vegetable remedy which is now spread
ing to all parts Of the country, is prepared
bv graduate Of one oil the frst Medical Schools
in the west, a phys Of high standing 10 bis
profession, and as much opposed to emprlcism or
auuckery % any on0 can be, as is show n by the
faot that the receipt is published, and accompanies
each bottle of the medicine, thus generating 1t
from the cIaIge o bcing aosirum'
IT IS PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
as will be seen by reference to the Circular ard by
he accom- ,anying certificate
Unlike SarsaRarlla the Hydropiper is quick in
its action, the first bottle often producing wonder.
FIJI results as in the case ofthe negro girl of Mrs
Simaon's of Louisville, who was believed of
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEK.!
In short il has excited the wonder ana admira~
ton of ali vino have used it, and wherever known
stands at the head of all remedies for the following
diseases:
Dysoepsia, Scrofnla, White Swelling, Mesentrrc
d seases or Negro Consumption, Scuvy, Chronic
Rhe umatism, Gou,, NeuralkIa, Sores, Ulcers, and
all Cutaneous or Skin Diseases, all Renal or KID
ney affections, all female irregularities and obs
s,ructions Mereurial Diseases, Secondary Syphilis,
General Debility, and all disorders arising from
impure blood and bau Habit OF svste.
this remedy stands unrival'ed. It's effects are
wonderful. 1t is slight stimulant and'a powerful
tonic and Alternative.
As beautifier of the complexion, in the cure
OF pmples and biotches, in producing clear and
| beautiful skin, il Is much mc~e safe and sure
remedy than all the cosmetics and louons in ex
/ islence. Try it, and you will never regret II.
| Do not lose confidence if it should seem first 10
! increase the disease-the general effeel OF the
medicine being to drive ali impuri les to The sor-
/ lace, and by that means ont Of the system.
HARpENsBuRe. ". Oct. 6, 1851.
Dr. A. f. Genhegsn. Dear SRI have exam
/ ined your receipt lor Comp 'und Fand Extract Of
Hydropiper, for the cure of Seroiua in all ITS oFms
aud other chronic afe ions. viz: Rheoma tism,
Female WEEK.-MRS., & H1ving prescribed, and
watched It's efFects in macy case of he above
diseases and having always found II efiectuli, /
mos; cheerfully recommend It 10 the afflicted as
the best Alternative and ionic Lave ever useJ-al-
/ together superior to Sarsaparilla, aud any Of its
compounds.
! T. N. WAKEFIELD, M. ID.
/ nAPPrce q per bottle, or six bottle for SIS,
when taken at time.
! RAY NOND & PATTEN,
Sole Agent, No. "a Fourth street,
Louisville. Kentucky.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
i Tu,ta lie
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LIZ. J.R. mARcmIaPN


COMPLAINTS
f4hese are Prolap
as uteri, q Fulliog
he Womi;lf Ioi'r
Albus, or White f;
Ilronic Inhama ion
and Liberation oil
the Womb;Inciden-
u Hemarrhape. a.
flooding; p o iniu ,
> ppfessed and II
regular Megstfatio
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PHILIP 2. MERLEIN,
publisher s. Dealer of Music,

lSuDllSnGF u Dealef OF MUSIC,
No. 5 CAMP STREET, NV ORLEANS.
aw4s always torsale as large and varied as
sertmeut Of Naste IS anY House in the
.outh. lie is CONSTANTLY publishing aud adding
70 his stock, al the New aud Standard publica-
Ions Il the DAY.
Piano FOPtes
ION, ntly hand large assortment from the
most celebrated fseto.les ia Boston aud New York,
bssi les those Of Pleysr & card, Paris.
GUITARS.
To aas and EIaH s sous celebrated Guitars Of
aosewood lad Mahogany, aud other veil known
Ralel 3er. Blank Music Books, Piano Forte
s,,ols, str ags far all Iasinments. and every az
tltla il tae stase line.
Ma, Il, ts,st a, the uaast substantial manner.
D,,lefs 9eninaries I'D Pfotessors supplied On
,se nos, accommodating terms.
april g. 1873. S-iy.
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Sparkling Champagne

T received, IS baskets rs Gordon
Vert brand ID pinls md quarts, e ale
s. b. a AgR0R
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AyING purchased the above Establishment
wilIbe prepared to furnish Planters, Physi-
ANS ana Families with fresh and genuine Medi-
oines. which By arrangements with Northern
Houses. importers, &C, they are receiving aimoBt
gpekly Nv steamer.
sFbssv sin guarantee the purity Of evory article
= q, tbom and make good anv deficiency il
800 q ANYTHING which may fail 20 give salts.
..;o, n,,rchasegs. Their stock embraces eves
49,, .,,sllv kept IN stores Of the kind. and WI
y s sos5 y low IS medicines Of good quality eanbs
4. ,., sJ,s a New Orleans
ps~- -;.iiino our city, aro respectfully inv
our stick before pure ~
theiVeran iah Drug Store
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YaZOO City
arrtaoe @ammfactOrp,
CARRIAGES

CARESA Az rs
both of our own and Northern and Eastern man
factories. Comprising Coaches, Coachee, fall
top Barouohes and Chamotlees. Rockaways, sli
seat Buggies of superior style, with extension to
combining the convenience OF Barouche or Rock-
away. Also, roll up side top Baggies, Giggs,
Phea,on, and open Buggles Of elegan1 pattern for
single or double harness. Also, Buggy and Coae
Hamsgs. Whips of all palterns, Kidding Bride
yuartingales. Briole bits, Siirrup IRONS; Ladie
Gentlemen and Bows riding Saddles Of allpatteF
Of onr own Manufacture. Saddlebags and Spu
also, Fly Nets of all coIOrs. Webbing for sad.
dleskifts. hand -holders and furnishing goods of
all kinds for saddle and harness manulae ture.
Also-5)il Carpet, Brussels do, and earpe fringe.
Enamehed cloths Of all colors, patent Dash aud
Collar Leather, Hogskins aud Saddle S1irting,
Enamelled top leatheF-also Enameed Leather
for Linings, comprising all the coloFs used. Blue
and Ora kroadcloths, damask of eli patterns AMI
colors silk for festoons, fringes for do, silk and
worsted Tufts, ho' der tassels, BROAD aud "
Lacee, tultine buttons OF all colors, tufiing and
band nails. Tacks OF all sizes, brass aud silver
knobs, jappanned, brass and silver glass frames
Coach handles and locks bolte Of all sizes,
do J Springs, Axels, top props and capped Nuts,
castings of all kinds. Alsso-a good assortment OF
Backsmith's tools. Coach vanish, Paints, Leads
sc. Also Buggy and Wagons hubs, turned spokes
and bent shafts and rims, Buggy poles and bows.
and coach poles.
We also manufacture wagons for four or two
horses, Pedlar wagons, Draws. Or,Wagons and
Carts Dray and wagon Harness, kept constantly
on hand Trace hains, Collars, Brides, Whips
and all heavy articles used for such purposes. dI
CT which we offer for sale on reasonable terms for
cash OF approved credit. Persons wishing any
thing our line, win find II 70 their interests call
and examine our stock before purchasing elSe-
where.
Repairing
or al kinds CONNECTED with our business, done
with neatness and despatch, and al erdeFe for
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rnsrxs aud eano, Of the best quality, e
1tale s. HaorsNgR MAee9v.
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raIA'f1 TORIES from that Old and We
known Factory Of e Gilbert = 70. 8 foI
,.ssge With 81 without the dEoleon. Also
ssa,5 znabe. Cache CO., Of Baltimore, s TO
s.sspes. Knabe & Cache, we understaS
100 mayed fl the celebrated factory Of Chic
s.:.g ~ MANY years, which IS i sufficient guai
s.,ses for their work D0WNING Mo0Dy
oct - VicksbuEg, old stan gad shington stree.
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BURRUs & DOUGHARTY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,


Plantation and Retail Druggists
fSlccessors Of the late James S. Shaw
CORNER or ST. cHARLEs AND COMMON SITS.
UNDER Tue yERANDAH HOTEL,
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CHEAPEST OUT.
DIR. GeOhegam'a

Extract of Hydropiper,
For Dyspepsia, ScrOftJa, and
all Impurities Of the Blood,
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comparison on the American stage I; and it is
our firm belief that if she live five years, she
will, wherever the English language is spoken,
on both sides the Atlantic, be proclaimed the
dramatic genius of the world.
We were right at the outset then, in saying
that her advent here was an event of moment,
and we wish to crown it according to its due.
Let her friends, therefore, be proud of her; let
them leave her for while with US, and we
win return her SO built up with fame, so re-
warded with good fortune, that they will be
glad she knew herselfso well as to go upon the
stage.
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AdditionaI by the Africa.

NEW York, FEB. l5s--Ax despatch, dated Paris,
Friday, states that great battle had been fought
near Kaaiat on the 26lh, in which the Turks were
entirely victorious. IL was understood that the
Turks had retaken two islands. in the lower
Danube. ref. 49,
despatch, dated Constantinople, January Is.
states that the Turkish convoy with men and arms
Tor the army in Asia, had reached Baloum without
accident, and disembarked the troops and proyi
slons. The Turks, thus reinforced, would imme-
diateiy assume the offensive and attack the Rus
slams at Akhalzik and Gumri. 1850
The pacific intelligence from Persia is confirmed
A despatch from ST. Petersburg, January 10,
states that the issue OF large amount of addi-
tional paper money and the increase of treasury
bonds had not produced an unavorabe alteration
in the rates Of exchange, owing 10 the heavy ex-
ports from Odessa. afilnN8sl atsH gl
The English cabinet We're in session for three
hours on Friday. yH6 iiaip#
The London Times says the accounts from the
French PROVINCES are bad. Several failures had
occurred at Lille and Malhouz.
The Times does not conceive that the tenor of
the late Russian note and 0rof's mission To- VII
emma justify sanguinc anticipations, which may
change with any event. The probability If, that,
failing in obtaining declaration of neutrality, the
Russian ministers at Paris and London will with
draw, unless they are again TO refer 10 81. Peters
burg for further orders. tst z SF II
With regard to Count Orlofrs mission and the
possibility of its being pacific, the Tins re-
marks that at the present time the range Of ne
COLLATION. is very much contracted and il Il i'm
sble for the four powers to entertain fresh pr po-
sitons from st. Petersburg, which would inv live
the necessity of further reference to ons anti
nople, and further delay of six week. be ;ause
practically that delay would be fatal 10 he cause
we have adopted. .
The Paris Bourse closed weak on Friday with
out much business. Threes, SO francs @ cen INES;
four and halfper cents, 81 francs 80 centnnes.
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despite the threats of power or executive prom
ises, speak the honest sentiments OF his. heart IN
behalf of an honest constituency. In the discharge
of his duty he should be honest and fearless. He
came here TO sustain the principles of The demo
cratic party and to legslate for the common good !
not 10 pin his faith to the coat sleeve OF any man
or any administration. He was here TO DO ms
duty to his country and himself II IN the dis
charge of that duty he should use language graf
ing harshly upon the ear, attribute il TO the plain
garb in which truth is clothed, rather than a de-
sire TO wound the sensibility Of any member OF
this House.
The most despicable position for a man on this
floor was TO have motive Tor his vote and be
ashamed to ownit He did not insinuate that such
has been the case he did not say that the execu-
tive sword has been suspended over the head OF
any member of this House but did say there have
been some who, honored by seat upon this floor,
have progressed in notoriety, and hold conspicu-
Gus places, when they do not enjoy the Largest
iberty;" that, under the cowardy threat of decap-
itatng one friend and refusing TO appoint another,
men have exposed themselves to the suspicion OF
having forgotten their allegiance TO their consttu-
ency and the common good.
In passing the White House at the other end Of
the avenue few days ago, friend, looking at
its graceful columns and fine proportions, suddenly
exclaimed :"Axes ground here" He was then
for the first time struck with the force of the an
swer, when asking why certain member voted
as he did, Oh he has axe 10 grind Laugh
grindstone, the approach TO which is guarded by
a modern Cerberus, called " Yied-all." In order
TO use this grindsone you have To divest yourself
of all independence Of thought or action; you are
to have no will of your own. Having constituted
yourselfa I" living corpse" you are at liberty to
give keen edge TO your axe in order that You may
cut through the grating ofprinciple and seize fast
hold of the spoils.
He then reviewed severaly some of the acts OF
the administration; and in the course of his re-
marks, said that the President had dsregarded
the principles set forth in his inaugural address,
aud that the national men of the democratic party
have been overslaughed. and man made the
chief adviser of the President who for quarter
of century warred against the party. They take
to their bosom and confidence the very men who
contain the elements of fanatcism so reckless
and lnerciless that it would strike down the Con-
sttution and sing psalms Of rejoicing over torn
and dismembered Union.
Mr.. FENTON obtained the floor, and opposed
the repeal of the Missouri compromise.
The committee rose.
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE from the Committee of
Ways and Means, reported the deficiency bill |;
which was referred to the Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union.
The House adjourned.
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Valentines.--It is estimated that at least six
thousand valentines have been purchased and dis
trbuted in this city during the past. week. A
dealer in the article informed us yesterday that
fewer comic valentines have been circulated this
year than the last, and he concludes from this
that the people are becoming more sentimental"
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swered: May it PLACE your honors, have lived
fifteen years in the bate, and know livery man who
liver lived there. will now spake 70 you as II
wasn't here at all, and didn't know anything about
it, but the divil fttener man you canhnd in the
whole State than myself for the place Laughter
The question was then taken on the amend
ment, as given above, and II was adopted-yeas
35, nays 10, as follows
lYEAS.-Adams, Atchison, Bayard, Bell, BenJa-
min, Bright, Brodhead, Brown, Butler. Cass, Clay
ton, Dawson, Dixon, Dodge. of Iowa, Douglas,
Evans, Fitzpatrick, Geyer, Gwin, Hunter John
son, Jones of Iowa, Jones of Tennessee, Mason,
Morton, Norris, Pearce, Petit Pratt, Sebastian,
Slidel, Stuart, Thompson Of Kentucky Toombs,
Weller and Williams-35
Chase, Dodge Of Wisconsin,
Everett, Fish, Foot, Houston, Seward, Sumner,
and Wade--10.
Mr.. CHASE moved TO amend the section as
amended by adding thereto the following words
/" Under which the people of the Territories,
through their appropriate representatives, may, if
they see fit, prohibit slavery therein" He said he
desired to test whether the Senate would give
the people the power to protect themselves from
slavery.
Mr.. PRATT said the senator could only test the
question fairly by inserting after the word "pro-
hibt" the words "or introduce"
Mr.. CHASE said the senator might, at the
proper time, offer that amendment; but at the
stood.
Mr.. BADGER opposed the amendment as prac-
tically defeating the object Of the words Just put
in the bill by "a decided vote. He proposed TO de-
bate the bill tomorrow.
Mr.. BROWN said he also desired TO speak on
this point. He did not admit the power of the
people of the Territories to legislate on this
subject.
Mr.. CASS said the bill gave that power TO the
people ofthe Territories, provided the Constitution
allowed it.
Mr.. BUTLER said that, if Congress had no
power to egislate on this subject, the people OF
the Territories cond not have the derivative
power from any act of Congress.
After some observations by Mr.. WELLER,
The Senate adiourned