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The Spirit Of 1900, of 1923, and 1882. aroused -
The low, sckly, squeakin2 voice oil Federal
Coonerv drowned by the loud roar OF Demo-
cratic Thunder
The fourishing Democratic Association OF this
CITY. met al the Democratic Hall last evening, 10
respond to the nominations made nj 5altlinoGc.-
Although the notice was given but few hours
nreyious 10 the meeting, and the result OF the
Convention had only been known in The Ciiy
few hours. the meeting YVES the most enthusiastic
ever held in the CITY. The Hall. before the usual
hour of meeting was filed 10 ovcrilowln@ ana
many were deprived ot the opportunity oi listen
na 10 the tilly spirited and able remarks made ~
the speakers. Whenever the name oil JAMES n.
Polk was pronounced by the speakers, II was
chcercd in q manner, by the audience, which
could no, fail To convince every one in the hear
inr of their voices. that there is enthusiasm, deep
and heartfelt in our party, in the mass OF Tie PEG
nile Never before have the Democracy oil THIS
Citv. as a BODY. been 50 we'll pleased with The re
sult of any Convention. as they now are Il the re-
s,, al the Baltimore Democratic Convention
The enthusiasm. good feeling, and determined
spirit of the Democracy, struck terror INTO the
ranks OF our opponents. They were sally d!saf-
nIin;.d to see the unanimi.v the brotherly feeling
of Inc patty in this CITY. when the nominations
were known They will lie more so, whca the
result Of their efforts in behalf OF The nominees
is known.
After the organization of the meeting, Anthony
Ten Eyck, Esq, offered 4 series OF resolutions
complimentary of the nominees OF The Bait,
more Convention, ratfying and confirming !hen
nominations, and pledging the Democracy OF the
CITY 10 give them their united, Jealous, and cor
dial support. The resolutions were received, nc
subsequently passed by reclamation Alter lev
brief and spirited remarks BY Mr. len Eyck, u
closed, by announcing 10 the meeting tiic pre-
sence of our own distinguished lellow-cizen
General Lewis Cas-. On this announcement
three hearty cheers for Cas- brought the war-wor1
veteran 10 the rostrum.
Gen. Cass said he had come here this evenin:
10 take part in the proceedings, TO express N!
/ hearty concurrence in the nomination made by
the Baltimore Democratic Convention, and TO an
nolnce his Determination faithfully 10 support il
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ACCEPTANCE or MIR. DALLAS.

The following letter has been received by the
Committee of The National Convention. appoint
ell 10 notify Mr. Dallas Of his nomination - the
Democratic candidate Tor tie Vice Presidency:
PnILADELru.s. June |, 1911.
Gentlemen: The lclterwhich, AS Committee
appointed for that purpose, You have addressed
To me, conveys the information that the Demo
cratic National Convention assembled al 1alii
more 'havc with great unanimtv nominated me
TO be the candidate at ih- Democracy fol Vice
President Of the United States, at til. ensuing
election"
II is under deep and grateful sense Of the lio-
nor il coniers and OF The confidence i, nantrs;s.
that frankly accept This nomination. am
aware OF the responsibilities 10 which it suddenly
summons me, and which are thus promptly as
srlmcd Should the renewed efforts of the poli-
cal party Ia which have ALWAYS been attached.
prove successful, ] NAV find. in nv personal de-
iciences, cause 10 repent the temcrity which did
not shrink from the Cumbersome duties ot cxa-
ted station hut with an habi,ual reliance upon
the generous candor otny ellow-cilizen* am
quite sure that no results can take from Inv TEA
dineSs 10 venture into The service If nv country
under the genial auspices and for the pme purro-
Sos Of Democracy, lis natural ana ample coll>oa
lion.
| have the honor 10 he, gentlemen.
Most respectfully, Your friend and Sery'
c. NJ DALLAS.
To Hon. Henry Hubbard. Wm H. Roane
Benz. III. Brewster, Rom'S NJ. Saunders, and
Robert Rintoul. j.. Committee.
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PHILADELPHIA, June =. ISL.
Dear Sir In accepting the nomination with
which the Democratic National Contention I'M
cxpccicdly honored Inc, certainly conceivedm
self, al the same moment as acqulc>clng IN TIE
political principles enuncialcd in the resolutions
passed hv that body, and as engaging with solem-
niiy 10 cherish and cxcmpliiy them, "iN any ~
gaeitp In riich / mie4t b, caldcd Hp0I Ia 1Ti.
should that nomination result in my election 10
the office Of Vice President Had discovered
among those standard resolutions. a rule OF
conduct legislative or executive. with which,
in material feature. my mind refused To
accord. could nol, without being mex
ctlSa5lv di>eneenuous. have consented 10 become
the candidate Of the party a. whose creed they
were Justly and fairly proclaimed In recalling
YOUR attention. therefore, with this remark, 10 The
fall and formal declaration oidoc.rnc publishedas
ofthc proceedings Of the convention, You Will
,!o,!lAlc>s perceive that have given direct and
comprehensive answer to yo,u inquiry. As, how
e.cr' your stated obec; in requesting this letter sut
ye>ts Ia me the cxpcdeMcv and prorriciy Of beng
on The No topics 10 which a!oneyou have referred,
even more explicit allow me- undisguisctly 10 aver
ihat. Is The relation noW su!>iSlln2 between ihc
national democracy and their candidates i arpic-
ca;eti hy me- il would be impossible thai should,
by any official action aid in the establishment OF
another bank the United States, or IN The di>!rl-
rib,ion o.,hc proceeds olihc public lands anon"
the diiiercn, States, without deservc!ly mourning
the innuation ot a breach OF good faith and the
consequent and worse penalties otseli-.cp!oach
With great respect, am, dear sir
Your friend and ofcdient,
G. NJ DALLAS.
Y
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TUESDAY, JUNE IL.
SLNhTE

Mr.. McDulie presented the proceedings Of
meetings in Barnwell district, Sumter district
and Coleton district, South Carolina, in favor of
the annexation Of Texas
Mr.. Buchanan presented a memorial of citi-
zens OF Pennsylvania in favor Of the annexation
Of Texas.
A number of memorials were presented from
Pennsylvania, in favor Of an amendment Of The
Naturalization Laws
Mr. Merrick presented memorial OF the ship
owners Of Baltimore, praying that experiments
may be made 10 les, The application OF the Drum
mond light 10 light houses.
Mr.. Tappan presented three memorials Of CT
items Of Ohio, demonstrating against the annexa-
lion Of Texas; and Mr., Woodbridge presented
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tEr0a he Glok.I
CABIN

The Hon Mr. Pcy,on, of Tennessee, havirs
stalled in debate on The floor OF The House Ct Re
representatives.. on the 9Th June. (ins,ani) that ic
had recently heard conversation between Il IL.
!noclaic member of the liouac, from the So
Of New York. and the Hon Mr.. Plack, 81 Souti.
Carolina in which the ioglner said. in su.sta',e
that IN, Democratic Nomination 81 Plesidcrl &,
Baltimore ought 10 meet with no respect rM!
the country: and that James X. POLK cyghi
noi get one Electoral College. unless that OF
South Carolina and that would depend on the
mere whim ard caprice of MIR. Calhoun; AMI
the Hon Mr. Pcyton haviL. refused. in The iarc
ut the House. in answer Ia inquiries. 10 de- =.
nate BY name The member Of the delegation from
New York, 10 Wh0m he rctcncd-ihc undcIs glu.
Democratic A!clacrS If the House oi Relac
,,ntaliycs from thai Statc--passing OYER ihai 70.
tl>;. with the mere remark, that they rcgai! =
very paHS"Gi ANA that any lcirrcnc" on HE no.f
oiiac tlOusc Ia The casual con! ctSatinnS 81 nfM-
h,l> ii lhc public ho;el* or dressing rooms, = NJ
most without precedent in courtesy or practice
O,ui t)r the propricIv ol which they GaHose 10.
Hon. Mr.. Peylon is convinced. j-AS:EGT. caeA
or himself and with The mosI undoubllES COLI
GcEcc in the statements oi each oler. that hehtl q
nor they have nj any time or place, had any ~ d
conversation, OF made any such remark. a ~
described by Mr. PeytOn and they pronounce
those remarks of Mr. Peyton. 80 iai d they wee
meant 10 have any reference IL the ilEGclsi-lito
a. utterly destitute Of truth On the rontIatt.
they feel great pleasure in being able 10 SO. that
in their belief, the nomination at Governor Po'n
will receive. rs it deserves. the corjiaI and PES
louS support. not unlv 81 the whole Democracy "
tn. Stale Of New York but 81 al. ihr :'''.i.> %
the Union. and that he win ike a 'ci. Ia.s
,,aiprif,s 4 Tho ,pri1rnl V1i,.
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ham. under which he will communicate. 10 you
the views they arc disposed 10 take Of the treaty.
infer this from not having received any such
communication myself.
am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your obe.!ient servant,
EDWARD EVERETT.
Inu.; c. CALnorN, ESQ. SccrelalN Of .Slate.
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~ ADDTTJOyAI, DOCUMENT.

The following Message was transmitted by the
President OF the United States 10 the Senate on
Thursday lasi: and aitcl being read. The inunr-
ton OF secrecy was removed from ii, and it was
onicied 10 h. printed "r The use OF lhe senate:
WASHINGTON. June ), ISL.
IL me S.Dat2 "fdc Tni'oh !>i"icN:
| herewith transmit 10 the Senate, with refer
encc 10 prc:iotls Executive communications t"
that body relating 10 the same subject. The copy.
OF letter recently received al the Department OF
State from the Minister of the United States at
London. JOHN Iil-Ef.
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U. STATES BANK AND DISTRIBUTION.
HORSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Washinn,nn .Iunn 4 lsiI

House 0F REPRESENTATIVES,.
Washington June 4, lsi4.
Dear Sir Should YOU be elected TO the Office of
Vice President of the United States. would you.
in any capacity in which You might he call
cl to act AID in the establishment OF another Uni
ted Stale, Bank. or in the distribution Of the pro-
ceeds Of The public lands among The different
States
need not, presume, apprizc yon that INK Oh
ject in procuring Your answer 10 this question Is
solely ID acquaini the public herewith. hore
thai it may BE- given before the Adjournment of
the present session OF Congress.
have the honor To be
Your obctiicn; servant,
J. WENTWORTH
Hon GEO NJ Dallas
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We learn with pleasure that the Pres'Gcti a@'
nominated the Hon Edward King Of this cHy. ~
the senate. To fill the vacancy on the bench II ~
supreme Court, caused BY the death ol JUG
Baldwin. Il is 10 he presumed that this nolaiDa.
lion will be confirmed as il ought 10 he "''i'v''
hesitation. and the only regret that will be eSl''
ed about The matter in Philadelphia, Is maj ~ 'A,
celcm an officer should be taken IRON the -.
ton which he had so long occupied 10 Inc S'''
faction and advantage OF the community
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MoRE Cn,NGEs,--Wc saw 4 gentleman ""
days since. who has just returned 10 hi, hone I
Warren county, Va. from visit 10 the >ouiil anu
West, He is a gentleman oftaicn,s and nie.'
gencc. and we doubt mol OF influence where uc =
known.-Iic told Us that he has hitherto tt'a +.
Wing that he voted for Gen Harrison. ;ni '"''
he designed surporiin" Mr. Clay unll n. ai,'','
ncxation letter appeared Since then, sf'> .'
II intend voting Tor the annexation canoiGar.a'
now intend 10 support Polk and Da!laS, ...t
This gentleman informed us that IN Inc Ho''
and South West. the Wings were running "'"
Clay like horses from prairie on ilie. ,r.
a gentleman from Eastern Virginia SAYS NJ
merous followers Of Clay have Withdrawn ue'.
sunnort from him ON account Of his letter asaIls
annexation. Really. Mr.. Clay is growing "''
popular-I Rochfaghnm MgiAet
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A great number Of nominations to Office BY the
President were acted upon in secret session OF the
Senate, on Tuesday, considerable number Of
which are said TO have been rejected,
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GALE OF LAND.-Pursaani to lo Gt'; u,y
= Caroline County Court, made l&n . Mn
1911 in the case OF Ha.grove and o'hG<' az, a
Hargrove and others, the undefsisn%ed, IA lion On ,he
Commissioner OF the said Court vii stn s ~
premises, 10 the highest bidder at pnp !, ane aud
on Wednesday, 10Th July on efeg I, i le nec,e.
ss ysa5 as saysh he S costs 81 Of suit and cse
sale: the raci Of land in the said tgcF[e csTo.ae
s sdonn ming or s near he lands Of K 5fee TIE F
estimated TO contain about s1o ae 9Th Neere
land is in the neighbolh0oi Of Simon nsc
House, in very agreeable and aes' a,r.on a..
borhood, and will be shown 70 any The pce,et'
I 5sns ct Of P the and The purchaser will r
' anred to give bonds with approved sss s gsy
deed Of iyus, on the premises 10 sec G.nT RI
ment. pa ~ ~ ,,o0,,gicgao.
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ToHN F. WORDS oFFIcE.-Drawins' = o

TUHN F. UKDS OF ICE' - \, W
y Virginia Monongalia Lottery, oIas =, W
% y II Is 30 30 IS - 81 % ~
Ticket Nos. ~ 80 IS, a Capilal, ana e No>, :, =
30 35 another, sold in the above, by cef'il'"''
package. c,,.s N
l15l - y 8 "a 60 !! - = s..-.,.
Several II Words customers he'd their p'..s.'
rerlen;s!ei b. taking Tickets in ne above, :. -.
lice the Scheme, TO be drawn M, @ ,rGpn
send Your ordeisto ). IA.
lure II
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TuE PRosprcT IN PESNsYLvANIA.-We have
no desire 10 encourage in the bosoms of our Re
publican friends abroad hopes which are ideal or
fallacious We would scorn TO have recourse 10
50 mean sub,eriuge. Misrepresentation and
deception Of each other are weapons which belong
exclusively To the Wings and we dislain 10 use
them. II is in spri, of candor and sinceri'y
therefore, tina. we assure our triendS in New York
Ohio, Virginia. Tennessee, and indeed through
out the whole Union that they need entertain no
manner OF apprehension with respect to The vote
of Pennsylvania The old Jacksonfre is re-kin-
died upon her affairs, and she will send forth
shout Of sladness and triumph over the whole
land. Her glorious Democracy is fully united
and aroused. and will give to the Polk and DM-
LAS electoral ticket not less than from Is 10 90 900
majority. The man who BARGAINED Gen
Jackson out OF the Presidency in lS25-and who
wears TWO FACES on the tariff question, one
for the North and the other for the South. is
''ased up man" in Pennsylvania. Brethren OF the
press will please remember, therefore, when they
make their calculations of the final result TO set
down the 20 electoral votes of Pennsylvania GER
TAIN for POLK and DALLAS.
IHQryiSIU,p Ihi0n,
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PHILADELPHIA. June s. i

Hon. GEO. W. DALLAS.
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snbacribe lhal. s. Halyine The books. 4
complete loEaxg mos BE- obtained BIZ ang person
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saining 4at.esa Splendid steel prd Nezzolfnt En-
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No 90, chesnng.sf.. PARLIAMENTARY.
NOTICE All Clubs 81 i've, with de 10 doller
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DIR. CPAMPTON'S

YEQIT.aBEE AGUE MEDICINE,
Aeals and ceriain cure for Chills and Fever ia
all Is complicated forms, also an efeclual
remedy for Fever Of egcfy description.
q NHIS Medicine has been used b the proprietor
q numbsF Of years, 40 extensive practice, dur.
Jog which time he has treated some thousands 81
cases Of Fever, and from the success ia this node
81 practice, Re- confident il must and win Be the
prevailing practice IA Fevers.
ItneReF fails 70 cure the ohills and lever The frsl
day. Bilious, Typhus. Nervous C6nqestive and
Winter Fevers 81 yield to the nee 81 this medicine
and nre cured IN q shorter time. and 9iih much
more certainty than BY any other system 81 prac-
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$50 REWALD

R ANYWAY on the 26lh uli. ny negro
~ man named HENRY, about years
old, dark mulatto, tall and walks erect,
bushy head OF hair but he often combs ii
out smooth and straight ho Is q good coach
man and waiter, aud Is well known in Vicks-
burg, YazOo City and Benton. Il IS proba-
Bio he will endeavOr 10 get to Yazoo CITY.
unless, as | have reason 70 think, ho was
enliced OF by a man who calls himself wis.,
son, who has been making propositions "a
Henry and several other negroes 81 ihe
neighbOrhood He was formerly the pro-
petty Of J. R. CTeecy IN Yazoo The sbo,s
reward aud all rea onabe expenses will be
paid for his delivery % ihe jailor at Vicks.
burg. HENRIETTA b CREEPY.
Wexford Lodge, near Vicksburu.
August 4, lS43. At
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PROSPECTUS or
THE M. %. WEEKLY TRnpTC

Twenty Copies for T,sse..s, v,cfa...99t
1n3reesed with flle "a -. -
election fer Prssident a W. ss ls1e
United States. and bel;ee;ns, Z. : ~
stIc0ess of IN 1vb;a 49,. y - - ..lal uPon
desfee he abil;t1, ~ - 800 - z sleat
Unioa M shi, s s..s asaA
tie frieuds crlss "
Is ensilfs : u sol.sl i,osisys
s;eed ~ 49, s. g oe &C.
anirlitv ans s.sbs:ss - - ~ rs 3s5 ~
fhe VIII :. - saels1se'
foe tte;s = 80 sas1ss.e1n Peopie
world fhe naaps ~ 4 u slS
HENRY clay NJ o.
affha narfv ..,ts - = = -. ~ SaH.iuasc
fr..f 49, - aa1l9a Only requires 2
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oFfba Tf,;ar all 49, .',' y. ~ tns shlss
deterroir ~ s., P.,lan1,
ard 49, -. - g me = est.'
a.5s stars,t...4 hsen me staie
ra.slsI S Asta9iics are nn-
We 80 - ~ & +. q.
or ss.es 49, ths great mass
thew ov .e
and induce 1hsn, ii e,,noos s,,eb
such and
nor and 1,osssts e.,, =. me mo-
IS naet;ye ~ & ase
setrr,sd a. 49,. q 49, ~, estl9
est and nolet 81 -. S. e gh
acknowledgements and y,,1;o,ssi = =.
= n sls ltsh
Land tha frae r,n,lss - al
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the uioneer a least he =, = ~
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tint exalted ahefe 81 sefaess yb;eI, fs5 !,
Ibis ;sI lin = -. : Us y
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4Iof fs.,ia f5 s, 49, !. Ssil-
lends must n Ior tie ,s,st ,Fa, wa,ae,i
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SITUATED ten miles north 81 Benton,
she runs two saws, with GFist Mill.
ban double Cue boilers with machinery Of
the verg best workmanship; she has rnn,
putting al Gle tine together, very little
over two years, The machinery Is So little
injured thai with The cost Of about Two hun.
dFed dollars she can be made nearly - good
les new. There Is q hundred and twenty
acres Of land attached Is lhe Aiill, with pins
and other timbe rtar io run her two year'
longer. viii take fof the machinery, @
Be renewed, eight bundled dollars 81 twelve
hundred dollars for the whole premises
offer the mill thus low because cannot Euu
her myself and believe she will Be injured
By lying idle B. r. GRAYSON.
July 81, 1913. 2-I4t.
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Thisis to certify that hav. used Dl. Champion's
Vegetable Ague Medicine ia 10Y ilmily loF the last
used them in chills and fever and have Witnessed
the good effects Of the medicine b great number
81 eases, and have never known 4 ~ fail to per.
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oDkmm lbs superior Castings, assorted
SOWO just received from Cincinnati
and for sale by CHAS. DRENNING.
M Barrels and halt barrels superior
HUI Butter and Water Buiscuil-Jusl
received and for sale BY
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Yazoo CITY, June 20, i843. 50-tf
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NOTICE.

AM prepared 10 furnish customers with
Produce, Groceries, Begging and Bale
Rope; and will make liberal advancemenis
either in cash or goods on cotton which is
placed in my hands to be shipped to my
friends IN New Orleans.
CHARLES DRENNINC4
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sARE I'D 1RNEA ~ cIRE ron cHILTs AT EEVtk.
THOUSANDS have n one year Been cure 81
ague and fever BIZ these pits. Their cons
binalon embraces properties highess cufa-
tive Yalues mat1ng gTadneI 7esslon On lhe
system bs lheil earchinq 7nents and adica.
this most dieft tssIng naady tom the system 81
speedy and eilecfual manner.
People throughout the southern country mas
depend thE theF have never had any remeds offer.
ed them dectual and certain e. these pills 4
Is expected Will make atlempis
upon them
Each 6sx contains 20 dosesoi pills. EfIee only
one dollar box. One box wi cure from Two e
Tour eases al chile ind dFef oi als IS ia
Randolph Yazoo CITY, Miss
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-29

Cotton Seed for sale.
have quantity of bssi qualit getton
SEQ which will dispose Of 81 the
most liberal terms 6 haHe more than
Will need. ~ E1tAsLlte.
Belle Ptagis, Feb. i6, 1914 S5-lf