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The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03

THE WASHINGTON observation-disclosures.
PovaIl and Ready, agents to collect funds
for the Washington Monument, will soon
he among us soliciting funds for mat patri-
olic work. The design Of he Monument,
is truly grand and imposing. The fOun-
dation is 81 feet square and the column to
be 500 feet high. When finished, it will
be a tribute worthy the noble dead, and Of
the nation who consecrated it
We hope our citizens will do well their
part.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03
WIN. 1. CHAPLIN.

This negro-stealer was arrested not long
since, in Washington city in an attempt to
steal and run off some negroes; for which Of
fence he was imprisoned and now lies in pris-
on in the District of Columbia. Every effort is
being made by the abolitioniSts to raise means
for his release. 4 circular is drawn up set
ting forth his offence, which is claimed to be a
virtue. and calling upon all believers in
Christ; lovers of impartial liberty; humane
men and women" to contribute means for this
snlost christian" purpose. Chaplin's ostensi-
BILE employment seems to have been, ''to help
men in their attempt to escape from slavery
and for this they 'honor, they love him."
We give an extract from the circular to let
our readers know in what estimation we are
held by these puritans. We select at ran
dom the following:
Chaplin has the heart of man, quickened by
the spirit of ''the Son of man" He was in
that bad region Of ouq country which is infest-
ed by the worst Of robbers, where men and
women are often found stripped. not so much
of their raiment, as Of all the rights of human
beings; wounded, many Of them in their per-
sons, but all Of them Ia their feelings, in the
teEderest relations of life; and left with moi
indeed so much as half Of what constitutes the
true life Of men. Surely. ifthe poor traveller
between Jerusalem and Jericho was to be pitt
ed, and his relief attempted, notwithstanding
the dangers Of that place, much more, every
Christian must allow. should we attempt (ai
any hazards to ourselVesl the rescue of q eel.
Elow-man, who is subjected to the terrible
wrongs Of American slavery.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03

D-Thanks to the accommodating Clerk
Of the Steam Boat D. B. Mosby, for late
New Orleans papers. The Mosby has just
come into the trade and with her polite
and obliging officers and her adaptation to
the trade, she cannot fail to do profitable
business.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03

0S-Our streets have been crowded with
wagons and teams for the last week. We
may regard the fall trade as fully open. The
weather has been very favorable and the cot
ton planters seem to be much more cheerful
than few weeks back. The roads and streets
are very dusty making it bad upon teams and
teauasters
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03

Stoves, STovEs.-Sce advertisement OF
Stoves by E. L. Bower g. Co. They have
an assortment that enables them to suit all va
riety Of tastes Those who wish 10 save labor
and wood Will not fail to give them call.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03

We are requested 10 give notice, that an
address will be delivered by Mr.. M. A. Jen-
kins, at the school house near Mr. David
Dunn's. on the I'd Saturday III October,
(beiug the 10Th inst upon the subject OF
education. lie is TOO well known as
popular orator and finished scholar, to need
any flourish Of trumpets, TO call around him
a delighted audience. 1t is only necessary
10 be known. that "friend jenkins is 60
lnr TO speak, to cause every h;lI top and
valley to send out their tee(ming population
He never fails to ill the whole sou' with
rapture, 10y his gorgeous sloquence. We
are permitted to say, the address OF the l2'h
will be one Of his chest
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03

OF We arc under obligations to the Off
GERS Of the fine steamer Oceola, for number
of late Orleans papers. This boat has just
come into this trade, and We wish her sue
cess.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03

1%No doubt seems to be entertained bu!
what the Statute of Calhoun, by Powers,
sunk in the Elizabeth, will be raised.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03

UZThe Nashvills Union seems to be
concerned about its standing with the
Tennessee Democracy, on account of its
anti Southern doctrines. It fawns dis>
gustingly upon tho party, and begs piteons-
ly for counsel and good will, in the Daily
Of the 18th of Sept.
AFTER making. like a good Catholic, a
clean breast. oy accounting his sins, mag
inc friend Harry upon his knees before the
Democracy, his father cOnfessor, and
worn with watching and conscious Of guilt
enuea:lng iu broken accents; "Whal
shall we do? What do you wish us 20 do
Is it your desile that we should aequiesce
like good citizens in the passags ofthe Eve
bills"
We hope HE conGsssor may make bin
"repent and do his frst wosks over again,'
before he can get Nbsolut.on.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03
10. BELL, Sec'y Of State.
J. A. QUITNAN.

We give above the proclamation Of the
Governor, cOnvening the Legislature on tho
18th Of November next Between this and
he time ei meeting. each member should
strive to ascertain the real wish Of his con,
sIitpents: not by assuming before hand that
they wish thus and so, bu mingls with. and
lake counsel Of them. We have already
expressed Our belief that The legislature will
call State Convention and submit to the
people, for their decision all the distracting
issues now before the country
We have no doubt, action Of ,nms sor.
will be had by the States Of Souih CarOIina,
Georgia, Alabama, LOuisiana, Mississippi
and Texas.
Whatever course OF redress tho South
may adopt, we hold ourself and paper ready
TO second it with our might We sincerely
hope well concerted plan Of resistance
may be adopted.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03

CHrLDREN's FAIR.--The children have 1t IN
contemplation to hold Fair on Christmas eve
next, for the purpose paying off the debt OF
tho Baptist church, and finishing the building.
We had exhibited to Us q day or two since
.necImens Of their work. Among variety OF
beautiful fancy and needle work, we saw much
9th substantial and useful. A number Of
very handsome presents has been made tc
them. and Z great variety Of toys purchased
and sen, on from New York. The children o.
.ll dsnominations have generously aided IN the
charitable enterprise, which speaks volumes
Car the ,ruo christian spirit which psrvade'
oar snioTPrlslng and moral population.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03

0srSince writing the article headed Wm. I.
CHAPLIN, we have seen the Delta of the 27ult;
from which we take the following:
GEN. CHAPLIN THE SLAVE STRAtrp A ,,,.,t
Of habeas corpus was issued on the 18Th inst
by his honor, Judge Cranch, Chief Justice oF
the Circuit Court for the District of Colnmbia.
on the application of the counsel of this person
and on the 18th instant he was brought before
Judge C., whe required bail Of 10000 for
his appearance at the fall term of the Criminal
Court. A bord for the requisit amount 81 bail
being entered into, jointly and severallV. bv
Ten Chaplin, David A. Hall, Selby Parker and
VIM. hianchard. the first named was discharg-
ed from the cusdody Of the iailor of yyssbinS.
ton county, bus held upon warrant issned 5v
virtue Of the requisition ofthe Governer If
Maryland, in compliance with which be ,vas n.
the afternoon conveyed to Rockville bv oficera
Goddard and Handy.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03

0IDr. Hubbard from VicEsbaTg. . inO
scholar and an experienced teacher, has
been selected 70 take charge Of The maie
department Of the free ebool. he goes 70
work like one acquainted with lie busi.
l0s's
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03

GTThe Governor of Alabama has been
requested, by number of citizens in and about
Cahaoa' to canvene the Legislature. with
we" ofcslling convention of the people to.
consider some mode of redress for the late
federal Outrages upon the South. Let the peo-
pie be heard.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03
PROCLAMATION,
NJ John ANTHONY oUITMAS, GOVERNOR CT
TuE STATE or MIssIssIPPI.

Wu xREAs, The people OF Mississippi
-. "a, ,ealedly, in public meetings, in popu-
-. oo,, yan tiOns and by Legislative resolves,
aia;ssod and asserted their equality of righ.
Iii. - S,s tes Of this Union, in and TO The
re- ,,so and an, ;Oypens of the territory he
longing in comm, "a to these u"i'ed aI'';
and have frequently sHd P"Di,ciy declared
their fixed deie rmin. "'0"' al az nazaFd4, to
maintain these rights, 30 eS'enhai % 'AsE
freedom and egnaiiy.
And. whereas. by recent aef' ct Congress,
The people Of MiM il sippl, IN common with
the citizens Of al the slaS eho'o'aE stalesy
have been virtually exc luded n 'hS'r just
rights, in the greater po rtiOA if not -. OF
the vast and rich terrific les acquired .,'em.
Ne xico in the late war; am thus. by unJus.
nd insulting discriminate rs, The advantages
and benefits Of he Federal UnicH, nave
been denied to them:
And. whereas, The abolition, ny Congress-
Of the slave trade in the District Of COium.N
bia. and other acts Of the Federal govern
ment, done and threatened, leave no resson.
able hope that the aggressions upon ihs-
rights Of the people Of the slavsho ding
States will cease. until, by direct or indiI scS
aus tHCtI 0OHICbtIC lusltAutiOuS are over
thrown:
Now, Therefore. That the proper suthori--
ties Of the State may he enabled to take into
consideration the alarming state of our pub
.ic affairs, and, il possible, avert the evils
which mpend over u; that the State NAV
be placed in an attitude 10 assert her sover.
rignty. and that the means may be provided
to meet any and every emergency which
ma happen;
|, JonN A. QUIIMAN, Governor Of The
tate OF Mississippi, exercising the powers
IN me vested bS The constitution, do hereby
convene the Legislature Of this State. and
do appoint Monday. the 8 day of Navem-
her next, for the meeting Of both Houses Of
The Legislature. al The Capitol. 10 Jackson,
he seat Of government Of this Staie.
La testimony whereof, I have hereunto
>et my hand and caused the great seal Of
he State 10 be affixed. at the city uf Jack
son, the 26th day OF September, A. D. 1850,
and Of the sovereignty Of Mississippi, tho
thirty fourth.
BY the Governor:
10. BELL, Sec'y Of State.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03
CLASSICAL HALL

We take paragraph from the Whig, Civ
ing the. prosperous condition of this school.
1t is under the management of the Rev. w.
G. Crane. His success as a teacher is the
best eulogy we can bestow npon him.
YAZoo CLASSICAL HALL.-We learn that %
pupils h We entered this school, this session
Five more only viii he received. Glasses are
formed in Arithmetic, Geography, English
Grammar, History of the Unit States, Uni
versal History, Bookkeeping, Algebra, Ge-
"metry, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Lo-
gic, Latin and Greek Grammar, Latin Reader.
Caesar, Virgil, Cicero. Greek Testament.
XenoPhon's Cyclopaedia and French Fiig'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-10-03

THURSDAY, OCTOBER -. Ia.
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WELLsvILLK Ohio, January ~ 1547The article Of Will
Jheuy and Tar find TO be valuable medicne and use
considerably in my practice have sold and ue nearly al
hat you have forwarded s3 would BE- pleased to have YOU
end another supply The Of transportation
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CARRIAGES. ETC.
INK, INKtI INKiiI
H91'rlSOss'S Columbian FlsIcS

Black. Japan, Copying, Marking. BIue, IndeIIbIe,
Scarlet, He'd, CarTnine.
fINIiE comfort, pleasure and benefit of the of GOOD
INK our daily correspondence and business. can
readily be appreciated BY thoe who have experienced the
rom The PEN and give stronger and more durable color
lhAn any other now IN uae.
u. D. BEACH, III Canal stTeet,
avs ~ Wholesale Agent for New Orleans.
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TyIIOX1 HOUsE-Tbe public is respectfully informed
- that this establishment will be opened or the A
Honse will be found BAR and BILLIARD -1sa1l.
ROOM, TEN. PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
STABLES. The table will be always supplied with the
delcqce1 e. the Sea Coast and the New Orleans Market
the i44 an and the number of Shade Trees sur
ailes q afg along the Coast Persons wishing te
will please address the undersigned and send
their omliuuieatinns by boat
From and after July TO- the rates board win be reduced
81 he month"; per week s8 90
Per so 90 Per day 81 50
Children and servants half price.
myl1d&W JOHN w. NIXON.
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OR, C0NsTtPATloh or TT bpWhhhs 81
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the surest safest and csAin remedy %, h' dase
Il will positively give relief ID the worst and after
al the old remedies have iaied Psons have frequently
aed al our Office with astoushuieu Hpon their faces, slng
hat they had used the for other diseases ulen paf
Il their bodies near The bowels and that oopOus
lad resulted fom Thisieaut will always follow thorough
ubbng Of the EStetor uon the bowels when ttey are s
Tvs Let the experiment be tried. e. Is perfectly Eaic; md
n no instsn anr lie Pain EAraet0r do iiaTIs.
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PHIIApEIPf1A June 49, 1851 highly recommend DI.
Dayiss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my knowledge
OF its virtues My wife had been affected for long time witt
weakness and pain the breast; the Of this medicine IN
short time entirely eeveher The symptoms would, atte
time, recur and all occasions the relief was speedy
the first place. II is months since she has bee
free OF the affection consider and recommend it rs
in addition to relieving the breast. SWADLow, 70 Waef
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MATCHES AND JEWELRY.


II p An pkEss1 y Ne. 4 2 ss cb's!es street. ~
ents atcuiaclE adiuEtsd. Philosophical and Eee. n
Ueal Appaf0lus nude 10 order and repaired. lAAAA
Dhout ChrononeteIs altered to run b6 hours. sb ly
M IL MEYER, No 400 Can s!sesl, W s,ets ~
PENS FANCY ARTICLES, and W AFCHEs. IL a
AL Jewery articles reaired u moderate prices mls.As
FINE WATCHES, JBSVELIiR, siispERwARE.
VQUNG s. co. No. 3 GIMP STREET, (late
- NELSON A. YouNe) will have constantly on ~
hand large recruitment Of Fine LEVER and DU-Af1A
PLEX WATCHES (for Ladies and Gentlemens Il a
weaI) Of the most approved makers Of London Liv
srpool and Geneva, consisting Of Heavy Hunting and Open
Face Gold and Silver Watches, fine Second Timing
Watches, Of English manufacture
beautifully Chased and Engraved Watches for Ladies' OF
Ladies Guard and Belt Chains an entirely new pattern
6entemens Guard, Vest and Fob Chains Seas and Keys
l.ades and Gentiemen's Finger Rings, OF Diamonds,
Ladies and entlemen's Breastpins new styles; Gold Pens
with God and Silver Holders Gold Pencils; Gold and Sill
xer Thimblss new patterns OF Earrings; Lockes fuds;
FINE SILVERIVAR &c Consisting Of Table, Tea, Des-
selt, Mustard and Salt Spoons; Table and Dessert Forks
LADIES' Butter Knives, etc aso an assortment oil SILVER
SPECTACLES-For Ladies aud Cen
- tlemen. in Gold, Silver and Steel Silver
- Spectacle Gases Spectacle Glasses to suit
S6SfENDER BUCKLEs-G Gold and Silver suspender
Buckles Fine Sverpated Castors, Candetcks, etc.,
MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKS, new style; EeQnEe no
i English OFFICE CLOCKS. frst quality.
Canes Mounted, Diamonds Reset and Jswelry Manufac-
~ Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the city are respect.
fully invited examine the stock above menoned every
article warranted 6ne any offered for sale in the city
and considerable reduction Of former prices The scte
ewey, which guarantee to periomor no charge srs
be made. le6f
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O. A. ABERCROMBIE.
DON'T CLnAR HOTtI.. near Mobiio.-rhe IN

lDOIAT CLAIR HOTEL. near Mobiie.-The
designed respectfully informs the pnbic that $3.50
having leased this and establishment, fis
he et open fle LIST of May for the Artsa
laon of visitors and transient soourners. lie MIA
has spared pains expense fitting with fur
sitnre, and his prices will be extremely moderate suee TO
deduction by agreement, by the month season. for families
and others when correspondence with that view Is re-
iuesed. The Hotel is finished and well known to the
public lt situated the prominent point Of land
The eastern shore of Mobile Bay, about Ii miles below the
island Intervening land to 0hsruct the breeze, which
enjoyed in all their freshness and purity The saness Of
bath houses which neat and large only 50 yards from
roads, ETC. The Hotel 253 feet front, with spacious
galleries Is feet wide, and mortaby Accommodate ~
0ers0ns The h0use has been carefully built and well finished,
with fire places. ec extensive stables have also been built
new and fast steamboat Is daily expected, and she will
May TO LIST November The subscrbeF long experience in
he successful management Of several large Hotels. is
guaranty together with his having invested
largely this entese that superior Hotel cannot be found
generous and discerning public 10 sustain him. letter.
should be addIesssd to me at Mobile, Ala
ap13 6udh1W 81 u, PARKER.
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PHILApKLPHIA June IS lsl6-I feel free 10 recomm Df
Davs's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my ex nTsnc
Of its BENEFICIAL effects In my have been Jr som
time past subject TO attacks OF splitting blood attended wit
weakness Of the breast and sensation at thu stomach
accompanied with dyspeptic symptoms Last So NJ hayln
an attack OF ii, recommended by " h
had been cured by Dr. Davis's Syrup, try it. dso,
relieved by it in less than bottle It's apparent
effects immediate.
T.adie aknrT RAJ StFep4
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.3egv dD1'Ieessss AGENCY

H&Et5FAkasK MARINE. FIRE INSURANCE.
Ard Life and Trust Company.
IIAPITAIa N30O, OOeall paid IN Surplus eleO. go
~ JAS. w Al1KEH, Sec'y...1 JAS. A. PORTER. Prea
eqalPed glane and ezollsively % Underwritng.
pet faa and Fire Risks taken ~ the lowest rates. and
l4ls< i1qiptly ABUSED. WB.pARTEE, Agent.
NIib y Oifee. No. ~ Camp street. Newurleans
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MILFORD, Perry eSoe%.y Pa, 9e,ober !, lsl6-Nessrs.
ROBINSON Collins Co.: SIRsThis is 10 inform you ta
was afflicted for twenty years with violent pain in my breast
much that could hardly lie in bed at night. Cough
tended followed BY euRciaton, and other decided sympon
of / applied to several eminent physicians
took great deal OF medicine, without relief Whatever
was advised to tFy Dr. Daviss Compound Syrup of Wlt
Cherry and Tar OF which took bottles which entirc,
relieved of complaints therefore, can, with conf
dence. recommend it all who are in like afflicted
Almost valuable medicine. john rooMEY.
The authenticity OF the above VOuohed for b,
Mr. Isaac Murphy merchant of Milford, who knows Mi
Tonmey and the circumstances of his case. Mr. SKIS
years of age. -
Or. Dauis's Syrup If Wiid CheTvy and IGr.-The fol
lowing statements word for word il taken from the p
Of Mrs George-without paint vaTh. No certificate
ufacturng. VIII sufferers resist such eYidenee2
PHILADELPHIA, September 2, 47I have been subject To-
the last fifteen years Of the lungs, cough and he
fever and very frequently laid up bed during that time witt
distressing cough and pain in breast and e side, viii
night Last April had violent attack whchlaste
for three months i appeared 70 me that my whole lungs we
many remedies that recommended to wei
number of prescriptions from family physc with
relief AT last prevailed upon taF Dr. Di
yis's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar mich ha0
the most happy and sautary effect my disease Before
had taken bottle, cough gave way my night
relieved, the pain left side and breast now
der that entirely we'll except neuralgia pain that
occasionally afflicted with side OF my head.
JANE ELIZA GEORGE, Thompson street,
hall Sixth snufha did
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH.

Below is ef-anOtheF child saved DR.. Iowa
sends Saapana has saved the lives of thousands of chill
dTen The following certificates selected from great
number received thsweek:
NEw YORK, April l, 1877.
DR. T0d1nsend-Uear Sir: One of my children was very
sick with Caner ID the Mouth and Throat, attended with
great debility. ifcane dying obtained some of
excellent medcnt Nnd ID cured directly, for which
you feel very sftftlul. Yours, respectfully,
EtfzkBETH FOWLER, n DesbTossss street.
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The efficacy Of bsPAfN EXTRACTOR in this disease
FgnafSa able. We Know OF numerous and 10 not
ete say that the pntmeD win fail tor this
Deleaeg rum asking certificates from ladies
this subject. The f0luwius prUvased by Of our
Agents.
Tins will certify that nave uset DALLEY's MAGL-
GAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as a fenCsiy Tor Sofe Nppks.
md cheerfu1y recommend it to those who he afflicted
with that most distressing complaint valuable
icle TO cure il. PHtEBE BRAY,
9lhRuB. Aprl. Iglj, MARY MOORE.
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THz GRAvK OF ETHAN ALAN A correspond
snt oftte Boston Bee wriies from Burlington, ",
The following description:
Upon The high ground MI The north Of the tosYlI
near Winooskis Lower Falls, Is situated The Green
MqiIosain Cemetery. Itlsis Cemetery, marked oni
t9fhe Stronger BY no monument rearing ~ very
1ead 70 heaven a. a taken Of nation's gratitude
md appreciation for brave and glorious deeds, rest
4ft t4les Of Gen. Ethan Allen. II is within the
km'iV enclosure, ard the simple marble alsh lslal
9ert1s il j. mueh alptea and mutilated bg visitors,
A4lpa ob'aiii SONS relic Of those early tayss
b 50 'ieat'y connected with fie hisigIy 9
1<lnify. tt4 A|ab bears the following insefip-
Ctr W4ftN ALLAN
#@ HAsIs ha11nlf this stone
The i1aas 81 feby-, h&
Ard ~ yesfs.
His spi.f tried Inc ,usls1a a his 69es ,
IA ,fhop he believed cfEl ti9,gy uest.cS
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Albany, April l, 1871. ?. Il. f


Owing to the great success and immense sale of Dr. Tow
sends Sarsaparla number OF men who formerly r
EllSirs, Ben, Extracts of Yellow Dock, ETC. They 70.
rally put the shaped bottles, and Of fr
have stolen and copied advertisements; they are on
worthless limitations, and should be avoided
Principal Office, l26 Fulton street, Sun Building \
York Redlng Co., State street, Boston; Dyott
1872 North Second street, Philadelphia S. s. Hance Drug
g Baltimore; p. M. Cohen Charleston; los South Pearl
street, Albany ?. H. hIcGTaw, Natchez; and BY all The
principal Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the
United States, West Indies and the Canadas.
J. WRIGHT, Isl ohdrtrss street,