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The Newly Elected Senator from New
JcrxcY.

fFrn The Newark AdyGrtscr]
John G. Ten Eyck. Esq, is lawyer Of Mount
llolly, Burlington County, and ranks Among the
foremost in hts profession. 1t has been regret.
ted by all the bar tlat he did not accept the
nomination for Judge Of the Supreme Court,
understood to have been rendered him by Gov
Newell before he nominated u,lv others of these
lutrly appointed. lie studied law with the late
Hon: Garrct y; Wall. and WIS admitted to the
bar in 1855. lie WAS member of the Con>ti-
tutiona Convention ut the curly age Of 81, and
is now IL years old.
In personal appearance he is man Of orli-
nary height, with II fine dark eye. and II counte-
nance expressing talet,t, and 1t calm, thoughtful
mind. lie Is 4 fine speaker, and un indtpcn-
dent. original and vigorous thinker. His friends
hay his only fant il dill dence. which is certainly
decided feature Of Ills character. His man
nrrs are extremely gcntlemany and atiablc, but
rather s,1ict
In political sentiments he is decided Rcpub-
lican IF tie old Wing School, always devoted
friend Of Henry Clay, and I'LL adtnirer Of tue
doctrines Of Webster; and his votes in the Sem
ate will give expression tu tic tenets wtIicl,
tf"st great leaders Sc vchemcntly ndvecatcd-
non-cxtension t'f Slav,ry. the maintenance d
the Union nj III! hazard :. non-interftrcnce with
State Institutions. i dist Eliminating md protec'
tive tariff. economy il, p. .hlic expenditures. and
return to ti'c principle Of honesty in public
uflairs which cllaracteri1 ed tte carly years d
the Republic.
Mr., Ten Eyck will unt1nu btcdFy take high ra1'l
in tic Senate, md be a cr.' dit to tlsc STATE.
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<@zz, IMPROVED FULL Iron
5fFEAME PIANO F0RIE*, manufactured
IA an'i for sale At retal at ExsteEn wholeAla
p1ice. hy " r. REID PsartIcal Fine Fafe Maker Ill
Pianos u Lis u.7ke will be fully warranted tHi pans will
te taken il exchange ard tuning and reanx promptly!
tenl!el to- Apply ha rano Forte 4anuto1y NJ. l36
Wesx Madison 8sreet. se3th15ly
, 1859-03-22

The following list Of the appropriations Of the
last session Of Congress has been prepared in
accordance with Law by the proper officer, and
may be relied upon ~ uecurate. The ''indefi-
nito" appropriations authorized BY the acts
scheduled under that head, and by all acts Of
private nature, will not, It is supposed, amount
10 more than million or million and half;
and it may safely be affirmed that the total ap-
propriations Of the expired session do not reach
forty-tllree millions. Had the Post Office bill
passed, the gross appropriations for the Year
ls;,?-tje, exclusive Of the postarevenucs, would
not hare exceeded fifty-two millions Of dollars.
The estimates of the administration for the
service Of the yeur were for about fort ytwo mil
lions, and thus has Congress for once approxi-
mated its appropriations to the demands Of the
administration. We Auncx the schedule allu-
ded to:
APPROPRIATIONS SECOND SESSION TH1RTYF1PTu
CUSGREss.
No. s. Support Military Academy. ........ 41795ss to
y lr'vidingg fur Lighting streets acrosa
Il. E1reasss Of investigating: Committees '"
q liouse II Representatives. 10000 %
q. Regular Indian .-..............- 1..9:.3GS f3
= Consular and Diplomatic. los;43 %
y. Naval -....:. -....:.. ..---:. l035s,lGS Is
ocrtaia 1ndlaa t17leA, and for oiher
-. legislative, executive ani jlJlcaa 6ss0Sss Il
~ Light -honst ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S'l .Ns ~
-. ,untsy sdvl ,;...... -....- alGs,VH g
=, ind other public works 49,. 1,es9.as Is
1fouse u Representative .......... lo,ono %
II. Pension. SJs.tAu "
$tl1gs4 Il
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THE SECOND TERM of the
L. MISSES STE0SG'S
School for Misses and Young Ladies,
Will COMMENCE MospA1. Mach slsr,
at their sdeuce No. ~ W.et Ike sztt fsuntnk north
SIDE Ut Union lark Circulars cf The School c1n br oatnd
At their Eesdenee or by addressing Miss Z. +. ST'zUN
po*t Office box EST Chlca,n. ulhla c+6s dstw.w
, 1859-03-22
n Il. Il. J. L E z D 5
QCITIXE SUBSTITUTE.
Or, Nerve Tonic,


s, lsllw. thaxse- a.I aasa Fss.r call nt,e ,s pr
fuE very rrlchratts Physician after th 1--we
3~rrre ri 1sat~ an jul. yEtetcr In New York City,
ai hS '~vn tt~t. ~ ali stct!"Es # thr country during thu
tat Fix yct< with te nt ~"snrEtn IL the
Nr-;cr and Southwestern country. she7r Fever an AKu
rrr. all il H.. accomplished hitch by vrHs ihr ulase
vi! = Errtsx anil cooperating The sy>ts arety shat
!'h fr.r ~ II the Trashy n.triA such stily !nx
f''rc'i Mfs'n the Invalid To MI suffering fnn,
Mr-sr!nr a- trfrct Tu1c. To travellers IN Unhealthy I'll.
HEtr++ wuul se thu w''n@ Of The ~rt kuwn captain
John ". Muuson. nuw Ut l.yrrs"! Packet l'Ne,
si trade ~ w''uht ~ s"a think of g,!nE IT, whuut y
j. ii. itzAiir, rn.prsesrr
II MIEirn Line New fnfk.
Penton, KO btnHnla 4 smith,,
Whnle.alr .sxes1s> is soulA Water aert Chicago ILL.,
trltbi.ttale4.
MOTHERS ~ lOIT LOVE
AL Yonr ''hircn. 'r e nlrrt E'r every rymptu "
N"s1. Eur "uE. e1sl$c 'hc t,:Ail' If n5r thAn any
"tIcr diseases, In a? eases at
DEA u SHOT ra!r countrnanet. lis.l circles
.irh1snt tin syrs and !tai
vEt;ETAHLEwUKM CON
" 0 Il II $! !: fTr!.Ss fhrv ~ ax.e,.a. p,t,ar,.
tuil ii Sustr 3hlt ANY thllI
vii! eTSs II worms arr present. ihey WI! nassy aoa e.
'Sys 1ns Pr n'I,s ,rs. at NJ al nffss of the
.tn9lsh au! iswe's If Children l4vr l1. fn shtf
match III rr.teh!e-s pErrsara:l'n caic lIwass "us
l. candy. The ,sr ch'!rss attcs- Will. wnHn*, which
heretofore tusnri up tssr ami >putcrtxl ami ens
aut s Misunderstanding 1t The na'ee.s stItfs ui'Ser the
t.. tas the inventor fir milking rtaht ce 1ef ohe
u ~ n'st ;suulcsr tstlts. Ess1r & l'x was1ns1.
I'll dI'' ,.,1,sxt A:s,; l.; Ssahxes.sin States.
ND][ AtII [,T1'rT f. RS
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:Gor 33lkf'S 3]eak.

:Hor l)ike's }oeak.
FOR PIXIES PEAK Hard
II urcad and tE.ckers.-The subscribers would cal! IT.
4 tos i, Il fps iaS Ta stif sss.' ts y sapya
ysars tn California ti:e VI an as,u ii VIII cnir:t
',n e., sf9 = 1i5;ta KExA$a1 ii 5ts!s:, Sezs .,.
CHERRY CREEK AND PIXIES
~ PEAK EXPRESS.
THROUGH TO THE GOLD MINES IN TEN DAYS.
John n. HockIday d Co.,
Psoprcors md Contractors of the G7t $,t Lake and
Cherry Csrsk United States Mil. viii Euna
Daily Express Line IT
CONCORD COACHES DRAWN BY SIX MULES.
TWaSaE W*eEfa 9 1 u f ss R IT., Ts !, e r. t
II the Mouth Of Cherry crck.
This Line Connects with the
HANNIBAL AND ST. 10. RAILROAD.
1,y = Daily Line Ut Steamers.
This the only d1ily line IT stages to the Gold Mines
with stnprtnc places and rvlay%rf
FRESH MULES EVERY TWENTY NILES.
Il; b Ma., s: ns tn + .ts ,rYEh 5S @
s: ,i,ns t tsa S s' "htf tfe s A's
FaIc .hzuush to Denver lily, chsry Greek, sloo fn.
\. B-Parenxcss will he boarded through tn the mtnca
fhe ceMpany having Eating twenty
iusls fo5 pounds Baggage Will ala'' be allowed sh pas
Passengers will hcar In mind that alno pay. their tazc and
Beard ftvm AtehIsou to Tie mines and freight fuy lbs
thrsh Tst.,, f.: 7ls fso chssso r. The ose CT the
oniy S3 Tickets t. be sud per DAY. cunimtnc!n: On
- Ticket. will be ready ,r sale In advance IN the loh
JOHN II. HoCKIpAY / CO.,
rTcrnsor e the rnlts States Nail Line 70 sa lss anti
pIKE'S FEAK.-IIo, for the Gold
l. Elelds TENTS of sit stzes and 1t al rricrs always
v.. sAtzSs ,. ;!!' s@H ;'::e 81 H2si
pIkE'S PEAK STOVE.
PATEN TED.
Manufactured only At No. eot Randolph street.
n1hl9 9-cc.11m A. F. BECKER, Agrnt.
DIkE'S PEAK PARTIES fitting
.. ut M ss plkc'' Peak would do we'll to SUPPLY them.
CRACKERS AND HARD BREAD,
At T1IOS. TIlOMSOS's STEAM BAKERY,
45s State and II Clark .tsrtts
The Cracke.> 1!e Of tho ~.t material te arke.
eau furnsh. and ,1anstfasuled to kv~p my reasonable
K asss T. 's e a aa , S1t Is
'sts>''N''' >'''' " ''S THoMAs THOMSON.
<saeetssF ( (, Tssssn s;9t s,s AnI', ritz i,
ITO! FOR PIXIES PEAK !!
EiFLEs. SHOT GINS, EEyoLv- e
Els. BOWIE KNIVES. ant Erner1l <N ~
out11ta fur The Mnt. At III Lake street. @4<
GEO. r. ABBEY. kHH>
~ Agent fur Hazarls Powder. ~
j::e1o3-1y" W
FOl, THE GOLD MINES!
SHARP's AND COLTS RIFLES
COLTS PISTOLS. BOWIE KNIVES: fT ~
n!-o. ! EI.c assortment IT Target aid \%EE<
atllef Rifles. Shnt tuEs, All! nthsr arpa- aeEfN&
ratn* for general uutht f,r the NIues. 1t ~ K&
S6 Iske street.
jas.!-cs:.-3nl u. EATON L 70.
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:3 Southern papers con chr in the statement
that vegetation in that latitude is at least one
month in advance orordiuary years Fruit .rers
are in blossom. and flowers of variou 3 kinds arc
in full b]oom
, 1859-03-22

bFur Trl<%~. :sll.',ll,2ei
lsE.cs-< All! .t,si,tmltta! SUP
lttr1rrs. They ;ur agents fi's
t!lr 1Isalu1.Kturrs A..i vii
N.ll 1t law pFiCrs- EDLLES
, 1859-03-22

Gal LIS B URY MANSION
~ SCHOOL, Lincoln Square Worcester, MIS-
4 drtea4 Uassttg and Day School for Young Iadles.
~. BEANE. Principal
RuEzEycEs n Cn1cAGo:-Wm. 3. Ogden, Eco. Rev.
Mn psnon, D. Webster. Esq. Luther Haven. Esq.
VIM. II. NeIs E,q+ Supt. Pub. Sehools; ". B. LOUIS
lury. Esq; John F. Ctip'n, Esq; J. Young sam,non.
, 1859-03-22


There are buidlu, reasons why those who
's:sr tic American ,,a,ur should sometimes
blush Tor tile country u their birth, The de-
el!tsc into insisai1ie:tncc Of the 1ibcrty-loyin.
sentiment with WHICH t!lc fathers Of our Re-
public wcrc animated, tie suljugaton Of tl,c
popular mind 10 the lcrctical cnormi,ics Of tie
Slavery Propaganda the mad spirit Of til!;bus~
1crlss, with which. iron, the President down
I" lie smallest ''rawler in Democratic ward
''"c'''':s i'll Chicago the majority party Of the
''ouniFy-llr representative Of its feeliass and
lo!lcy-lS animated. the uncertainty in tie
administration Of the law, tie i1nrnnity with
which demasosacs aml swi,ul!crs prev u,ot.
the public. the tsimbcrlcss railroad a,4d t,auk
f';ds. tic Importance. Which is attached iii 50,
cial and political circles tv tic influence If
1flol'cy-,Ecsc, and III hundred other causes
II complaint, make .!.ict and reflective men
1rcnble when they look fnrward to tllc fu-
lure; aud blush for shame when the honor Of
1lte An1crican maine is called in qucs-
lion But in spite If ill that
o'r knowledge Of the disadvantages and draw
hacks Of Republican institutions NAV suggest
in spite of al tia. our utc,lscrs, attached 10
other political theories and other socia) cts.
toms: may alcggc, A1ncrieansn, l.as cs,n,,cns.-
tions which attach I'LL true men 10 the svstem
which we have adcp1etl. Look at Europe to-.
dry, and COMPARE its condition-4Lc condition
If the most favored States, even with OFF
owfl, and the wonder why. with all oar inter
ll disorders, social tyralnics and po!itca!
.s.,ckeries, Americans should he content with
Observation-Disclosures US it is, ceases.
France, under the guidance Of despot w!u
''as no care but for the pcrpctuity Of the
dynasty Of which he is tie representative; ler
people groaning under taxation that year hy
year grows more onerous, the liberty Of the
press destroyed, education in its best 1,ar;fes.
1atlons succeeded by Jesuitcal scholas,icism,
indiyidualism paralyzed under the weight oI
authority which permits nothing witl.ou, its
sanction; Austria, all exnggcrntion Of Franco
in all tic syEaanieal dispositions Of tic GOV.
, 1859-03-22

-
MALARIA;
Particularly Fever and A2ue.
. md Fever and al aase. as.n9 fun ~ ,s ,ha. son4
si ~ h. vi II ths Ws.t Seh !. urpl uxtr,
=! K Stntn s* = f<ss s ani ssa Il %
aIsnx fIa h!uous eoodt' q 'he s1sen. it,i"xredi
mt i q, ~ t' ots a
= a, = ss h:, s
MEssKs. $. X. MANN & Ctl.-t;ra.: Nc dnd ynur
ss tas z II a lax = our a.*ts y. ri
sysnena ! As worthy that great uare it ha' wherever
ycry truly yours, RICHARDS i THOMAS.
GALux. Ohio. April 1so8.
mi. hs axe9 'f 1s: fa sss! 4
Dr. Nanns Eue lsan lii this vicinity fur the ss three
aes t. na ~ g. usa,!s sn as u ny p1sesiss pr
a with entira satstleon. NY ultimate knowledge
{ s!tas % compound l. i is kR:iRsi isa
AEs> s. r. MANN 't'e.; so@,es: sa II Ha1iax - Il.
ss sa' i, g: !ieoity = I'd se.s i.
hesitate IN saying we believe The lest remedy t,ef
:;s' ssss = @'ss;! 'as3 s}5 n: .'.,, ' '''S >
FHlLLlN-AS 1 KElRNs, D1uSSs's
DR.: MASS -r1ra,s I'd ne s;fs $ Il
j. LYLE Physician aud Ers1Ss1s.
I1oy1pss M.ehIeau June IL Isis.
NESsRa = X MANN i CO.. Gai"n. Uhfo-gtss:
hive to that havo for se,s. months re- sompeJ
Ey vh., xern Leurndens upIn ny hbor for heE e1ls9
epss haxe iEt in yain the kuo remedies In Naeh
rour A1r aIasm haze ahook c. had particle VI
evsr ace tho 1e hut hsse nee ussd shs thd oot
r.l.nt Il i The uniy thing Ehat will ae,cs NIL.
A"'"' - = ''4> Yours Truly, q. r. WOOD.
X. MANN + CV.> proprletors. Gallon, U.
,3.-,t.
sen,. TT the Western States and Tesosiea IN, s!d
by III E%d lsusZats- pAaa
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RO1S HIGH SCHOOL.-The
- next term will commence MONDAY, Fee :th, lss9,
A. J. sAwr1H 4. H. Ei continue to Kecsye only twenty
and he w!saes none to apply for admission unless they
determined 90 well for themselves. For the advance
txar11e.J f.gf
, 1859-03-22
RRYANT ,., 4 sTRATToN's


Located at Che7go Sew York, Philadelphia Albany. Buf
tHtfs Ghaa coascAa,1en s Of ga4. .oas Asrcn
Quoted Institution under the nae md stye Of BRY
ATT BE1k 5d p[Ety oat r.
l.! and Catalogue II 80 pages furnished satuitousy on ap
pl.=.t1on to the unde1slEued-
hes lly BRYANT BELL STRATTOy
, 1859-03-22

81 Fur Handkerchief FIX
tracts and i'eztslttless', - IN
lN'LLES. SMITH / 70.
IL L4ke-sk.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19
ALONE.

Patient and faithful. and tender and true,
Praying and thinking and working for you
Bearing, all silently, sorrow for years
Hopefully striving to conquer my fears;
Say, did my patience, my tenderness, truth,
Merit not more than the blight of my youth?
Give me once more my ld'energy back,
Give me the hopes that illumined life's track;
Give me the faith that wasted on you
Give me the love that squandered thereto
You cannot; too lightly you east them aside,
Andfor you and all others these feelings have died
Yet, though the hopes that cherished are dead
Though the light from my spirit forever hath fed
Though twas doubling in iod when doubted il
you,
As my standard and type of the leal and the true
Ger the wreck of my life would never repine,
If the peace have lost were but added to thine
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

AIIhOuMENI NOIIOGs
The State of Mississippi Yazoo Circuit Court
Yazoo County. ITO May Term, 1859
HAYWOOD PHILLIPS,
Cs Attachment Tor S4,5lZ w.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS
TINE attachment in this case having been re-
| turned into the Clerks Office of said Circuit
Court, duly executed, and it also appearing that
the said defendant, William Phillips, resides be-
yond the limits Of the State Of Mississippi, SO
that the ordinary process of this Court cannot be
executed upon him: Therefore, it is ordered that
unless said defendant appear here either in proper
person, or by some attorney of said Court, on or
before the first day of the next term of this
Court, at Circuit Court to be holden at the Court
House of said County at YazOO City, on the
fourth Monday of May next, A. D. 1853, and
plead answer or demur to the complaint of said
plaintiff, judgment by default final will be entered
up against him for the full amount of plaintiff S
demand. together with all legal interest and cost
And it is further ordered that publication Of
this order be made in the YazOo Democrat" a
newspaper published in the town Of Yazoo City
in said county, for four successive weeks.
NJ. A. JENKINS, Clerk,
BY W. B. RICHARDSON.
r. s. HoLr, Attorney for Plaintiff.
January 20, 1859, .LZZ-ot'
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19

An overworked brain is not an unknown
phenomenon. Scott, Southey, Moore, Can,
ming aud Castleresgh were instances of the
fatal effects Of too much application. A
leading writer in the Journal des Debats and
Revue des Deax Moades was lately at his
desk, absorbed in composition, when OF a
sudden memory vauished-facts, men and
things all faded out of view, and a complete
blank as to the past was substituted for
mind teeming with information, logic and
eloquence. NJ. Rigault has become mere
child again, and will have to recommence
his school days, unless some recuperatlve o.
reactionary spssm sets in, wa
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19
ge9oQ 5lOO'as.
GUARDIANS SALE.

OY virtue of IN order of the Honorable Probate
ID Court of Yazvo County, State of Mississippi,
made at the january term thereof, A. D. 1859.
the undersigned, Guardian Of the person and
estate of Maria l.. Nolan, minor will proceed
to sell at his residence in said County, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of March next, at public auc.
tion to the highest bidder or bidders for cash. the
interest of his said ward 1.-THE same being an und-
vided one-eighth) in and to the following iescrib
ed real estate situated in said County, to wit ;
East half of North east quarter of section seven
Township 10, Range East, ard IS acres off the
East side of the West half of South east quarter
of section six, Township 10, Range one East.
The undersigned will also sell at the same time
and place, and on the same terms, her interest
ut being also an undivided one-eighth) in and to
the following personal estate, to-wit One negro
man named Levin, negro boys named Hiram,
Johnstone and William, one negro woman named
Rhoda and her child, and one negro woman
name1a .AtimirO. two horses and two mules,
The undersigned will also sell. at the same time
and place, and on the same terms, his said wards
interest, the same being oneeighth interest in and
to one-third interest in and to about 1900 bushels
of corn, about 6 head of hogs and some few
cattle, sheep and farming utensils
c. BOWMAN, Guardian, Sc.
February s, 1859. T28-5t.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19
}l90easg>
From the New Orleans Delta. I
WIND RTppTrS

The weary sun was sinking In the west
The wave that broke upon the strand
Seemed but wrinkle on the breast
Of the fair lake, and when it reached the land
1t rippled gently. The beach caressed
And thanked it for its offering of sand.
And then, as though its modesty forbid,
That it, little wave, should seek the shore,
1t rippled BACK and, in evening shadows hid,
Twas lost to me-aye, lost forever more;
Yet Ger the surface of the water sped
Another wave, and it was wrinked as before
Then l thought how very like our joys
These little ripples on the lake appeared.
Ills coming in; Oh how our hopes it buoys-
1t disappears; Oh how our hearts are scared
lis gone and though its going out annoys,
Another comes, and then the heart is cheered
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19

"ALABAMA JoE."-He still sCatches for
his True LOve.-This ancient darkey, who
eloped with the Judson girl from Pontiac,
is still at Windsor. He is the owner OF a
cart and scraggy pony, and performs odd
Jobs for whoever desires his services. His
cart is generally backed up in front of the
ferry landing, where he hngers from early
in the mornng until late at night watching
for the return of his Desdemona. II his
services are required to do little carting,
he is back by the arrival of the next ferry,
not knowing when it may be necessary to
cart his fair bride aid her "chest" to his
rural cottage. He purchased pair Of cheap
overalls the other day at a store, and as he
drew them carefully over pair of sleeps
grey pants, be remarked to the bystanders,
with that air of bnshfulness so becoming in
young husband, that he "ddn't want to
sie desc store clothes. kas dey's dc ones dis
darkey got married in. Yaw yaw yaw J!
His anxiety for the return of the girl is
only equaIIed by his fear of her family's ven
geance He imagines two or three of her
brothers are watching to catch him on this
side, armed with horsepistols and bowie,
knives, and that the instant he steps foot on
Michigan soil, that instant will be signal
for chopping him into minCe-meat. A man
who knows Of this, asked the darkey to come
acr, IS to Detl oit with his cart and do little
Job for him. "What's that? said Joe,
starting back, does you tink dis nigga is a
fool9 No, sa Z! You don't kotch him over
dar," pointing with his long, cane-brake fin
ger towards the City of The Straits.' Joe
thinks seriously Of joining the escaped con-
vict Dade at Maiden. If his white haIP' fails
to return. Detroit Advertiser.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19

The -l,NtrED STATES SENATE.-The following
are the United States Senators elected to serve
six years from The 4th Of March next:
Stephen A. Douglas Of Illinois, re elected.
Henry B. Anthony Of Rhode Island vice Allen
A. O. F. Nicholson. OF Tennessee vice Bell.
Albert G. Brown, of Mississippi reelected
Clement c. Clay, Jr., of Al0bsm1, reelected
Willard Salisbury, of Delaware, vice Bates.
James Chestnut, of South Carolina, vice Evans.
William P Fessenden, of Maine, re elected
John P Hale, of New Hampshire, reelected.
r. NJ. I. Hunter, of Virginia, reelected.
j. W. Grimes, of Iowa vice Jones.
Governor Bragg, of s. Carolina vice Reid
VIM X Sebastian. of Arkansas, reelected.
Knsley S. Bingham of Michigan. vice Stuart"
l.. W. Powell OF Kentucky, vice Thompson
Robert Toombs, of Georgia, reelected.
Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts, re elected.
j. W. Hemphi, of Texas, vice Houston.
J. P. Benjamin, of Louisiana, reelected
Senators are yet to be chosen in place of Mr..
Wright of New Jersey, and Gen Shields, of Min
nesota
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19
sHERiFF's SALE.

E. o. GR1esBY, ! DY Virtue of the above sta
%. III. Fa. ID ted Execution to me di,
THOMAS SANDERs, rected, from the Honorable
Circuit Court Of Yazoo County, will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, on Monday, the 7th day
of March, 1859, at the Court house door OF SAID
county, within the hours prescribed by law, the
following property, viz: One negro man named
George Sanders, leviedcn as the property OF tne
said defendant and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated case and COSTS ~ = 80.
- ~ W. Fl. MANGUM, Sheriff
Yazoo City, February II, 1859. graw v4ffg
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19
A WARM TRAIN.

Let him kiss me, let him kiss me
With the kisses of the mouth;
For his bursting lip is glowing
With the glories of the South !
Oh the rosy wine is luscious
In his chalices of gold;
But his love to rne is sweeter,
Yes, thousand thousand fold;
Aud the very air that dances
Meath the numbers of his name,
Smiles my soul with dreamy music,
And my heavenly heart with flame.
Fer l love him, yea, love him!
So that e'en his name shall be,
Like the breeze that hunts the odor
From some blossom-clouded tree,
To our heaven hallowed temples,
To the virgin, and to me.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-19

CALLING UPON A BRrDE.-rhere are q
great many kinds of different calls. There
is the ,all of ceremony and the call of friend
ship, call where you are delighted to he
told hev are not at home and the social
!" dropping in" for cosy, confident i chat
but the most peculiar of all is calling upon
bride perhaps some lovely young girl
whom YOU have known and laughed and
cEatled with, and who has declared, over
and over again, that she could never think
of getting married --never. And yet all at
once she stands before you wife, a member
of the mysterious married fraternity 7epara-
ted forever, by an invisible but impossible
barrier, from all old girlisb conferences and
condolences, and though assuming borrowed
dignity from her new position, is still on
exhibition as sort Of trophy Of the enemy,
a willing party 10 an unconditional surreu-
der Her manners, too, are entirely chang
ed her assumed Indifference and pretty
coqut tries are all gone, and she follows every
step of her lord aud master with look of
loving submission, while he, formerly so
deferential, puts on conque'ing si~ and
occasionally pats her cheek in patronSng
way that is quite amusing.