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The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25


n eoI o of C f.
The VIZ of aaa 81 antls w
q 81 Dis q eoInmb while
eI bar ally pFoV thc ouFs tios Rep.
FosentalIVeo who - osed hois loptio and
we now confidently appeal 20 the people oa Che
Stats ol lppl, sOf their verdict aud Jndg-
mani "a the nrsnlia
nj. Lloyd selby olIsrsd the following which
waa adCnte6
Regolpea. That conimiste of nine Be ap.
hoinled gil we ncies On The Sttfs leltel,
by dedth or otherwise.
the following are tie nlsmbess 81 said con
mliteei p. G. Wiikinsonaf. Yazoo, ]. ] aPstlus
81. Kemper, q. n. Singleton ef Madisons 81
R.- Adams Of Jasper, ]. McAfee Of Coyingtp
b Davis, of Monroe, j. Force. Of Tallahatchie
VIM. M. Estelle u panola, Lloyd Shelby d
sRlarBhallas 8 Nag asi8l aa5 gsa 3Hsa sa1
Mr.. Z III. Powell offered the following
which was adopted;
Resolved That the thanks Of ffhis-cenv nvention
are hereby rendered To the Hon. g. ". T.
Smith. foF his recent very able and eminently
successful advocacy OF the rights ofFthe south
Mr.. s, r. Adams; offered the following,
which was adopted BY acalamation.
Resolved, Thtt to Jefferson Davis, A. G.
Brown, VIM. n ilIie, Jacob Thompson, !, ,aRd
w. 5. Feathersten. the members Of this con-
Vention tender their most heartfelt grafitude
for their untiring efIortsin behalfOfth rights
ofthe South, in the Congress Of the United
States. - - 81 sab Ae .sa.5iaa# ~
Nj 8. r. Adams offered tie following.
which was adopted: ewes 80 .Igei
ReiOLUee, Tia the thanks of this couVen-
ton . AID are hereby tendered - : ne
President, Vice Pr sidents aud Secretaries,
for the very able manner in which they
discharged their several duties sduIng the
ststiug Of this Convention. ns a7ss 5.
Resolped, That all newspapers friendly to
cause ofSouthern Rights, in Mississippi and
e'Fe Vhe. 3 be reques,d to publish the proceed
ings Of this Convention.
The Convention was addressed by Messrs.
Gen. T. Swami, Joseph Bell, ]. l. Guion, c.
s. Tarpley, d. G. Glenn, and I. J.S.eWart.t
Gen'l J. A. Ruitman having finished his
speech; and the President Of the Convention
having returned his unfeigned thanks for the
homer which had been conferred on him, on
motion the Convention adjourned sine die
JAMES WHITFIELD, Pres't.
FELIX LABAUVE,
NJ. D. HAYNES, Secretaries.
G. S. MCMILLAN,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25
PIamk 1keagI5

.SEALED proposals viii be received until The
.tClst day of August next, by. the unlersie. .
ed, secretary Of The = YAzso, Big Back p!Sek
road company 1r grading aud .excavating
lract taceaty fee: wide, and laying down
blank road nine feet vile frosu Yazoo ci Y to
3enton according TO plan aud specifications
be seen At The Blinking Of .. j.
Iichis & Co.. Yazoo city! 7Sep.Fate. sprop9.a
sails will be received for each mills, lbepiaaingr
II 'Yaz1o city aud aam5eriag from one no.
YARDS. Tae work to be commenced abE the
1th day Of august next. First i've miles %
s'e completedsby the slst of January ls52, and
remalndeE by the 1st day Of May 1852. -, s.s.l'
]. I. NICHE, Sec.
YazOo city June 25th Is5I-4t. .bsAa'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25


We learn lEom shs delegelss Who a.leud
"a lhs convention q Jaekson, tom thll
cOun that che denomination Of an iho Oh
afios-hol sSs. With ike Uap.uo1n oi1 psIe.
ran Gen. J. A. Qnaman a. the hsad. va.
made with the greaiesl unanimily and en-
SOSIasm. F6n I0of c66hllsi were lepfei
sented by delegates and lf6m each tie nos
cheering reporss we're brOugtt Tho south.
ern Rights bannerWas waving serywhere
aud the true ffle1ds 10 the south lats gath.
eting 6hdefiis folds. There we're few d
40 dis,ric.s WHARF ne Southern Righls parts
was reported 10 Be less lhan lhe Old demo
cratic. Thisis cheering news indeed.
Pro6d are we to know that the brave Old
soldier who has 80 often led Bic men, brave
AID tine, to the deadly breach and always
TO victory, is to be our pilot amialahe POlili
saIlempesi, now sweeping With such VIC.
enee over MississipPia i The proceeding
of the .couyeR;ionl were looked forward Il
with much interest and some anxiety Oul
opponents cOnHdsut.y predicted that we
would lower our Gag; this we did not feat
sIill we lelt anxious. and we are thrice hap
py to fnd that oil our anxiety is relieved
and that the convention not only left the
Flag which was boiaied at the October
convention, flying, but has nailed it fast IL
The mast head. The platform over which
it merrily Autters, is broad enough and
strong enough for every true sOulherner Il
stand upon. And there we call upon all
Southern men aud Republicans to rally
men Of all parties aud classes = aud wake
echo with their shouts for eqdality, and the
and State Rights! Federalism
and faualicism have raised their hated heads
aud We call upon republicans everywhere.
aud Of every name, TO make common cause
with US aud help TO breast the storm, There
can be no excuse for any TO bold back;
'or even laying aside local grievances, there
IS fearful conflict waging upon great
national question. The old lion Of ofFederal.
SIN has risen from the grave where Madi-
son, Jefferson, Monroe, and jackson, had
him aEd now goes roaring through
he land seeking whom he may deyOur."
The battle Of 81 is to he fought over again,
md we have too much confidence in the
Of the American people 10
loubt for a moment but what they will rise
"a their might, and send the old lion howl
ng back to his invisible home. The old
Republican vanguard cannot be deceived
By the "WUifin sleeps clothing;" he is as
lideOus and hateful, with hi6 stolen habiIi-
nenls Of Union, as in his native dress; and
be will receive such thorough Ihrashin.
rom the old republican State Rights party,
hat his frlends wont even know him.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25
Fr0m Our Neao York Correspondent.


Nav YORK, Juae 5lh 1851.
Only few days ago. the 0rGunt c0uri-
ere Of June made our streets vocal with the
IOng-drawn-ouI cry Of Radishmeesc.
And now the h4rbingers Of summer are
enriching the morning air with innumera-
BILE ordinations Of that luxurious word
Sraw-aw.awberriesl
| sauntered through csntre market. after
breakfast, aid truly it was a dsligh,fui
scene TO the man Otvegetabie diet Green
peas, radishes. s:ra" berries. cucumhers,
new potatoes (as large as your fis') tom ttoe :
new turniPs, every variety Of greens, ana
e.culents without numberl
Its vegetable market adloins that Of the
more carniverOus feed, aud the two are
like the lion and the lamb lying down To-
gether. 1t would be . great place for
Prot. Alcott to exPatiats upon his favorile
subject Of getable diet, and here. too.
Shelly the poet (aOt the oyster-dealer with
that appropriate nancy might mess out bis
structures on that subject.
BY the way, the admirers of Shelly rare
" allude TO his theory on diet, in his very
plngent structures upon the establishment
Of slaughter houses in order to CRAFTY The
human appetite for blood.
"Speakihg OF guns" (as poor old Nc
Mackin usedtO say) don't believe in dri,
wing beeVes and sheep through the streets
Of a crowded city, to slaughter. The poor
creatures suffer much moro in running the
gauntlet of stages, drays, coaches, ETC.,
than by the axe or knife.
Yesterday afternoon, in the vicinity of
grand street, saw an Irlshman driving a
COW. which by his mismanagement baked
min at every turn. She was a delicate
looking heiler ofthe no>horned breed, but
her deficiency Of horns was more than of.
set by her driver, who it was very evident
had horn too mueh., Bewildered by a
scene 80 unusual 70 her, the pn0r creature
was not very docile under the savage blows
be gave her with short heavy club, and
occasionally che turned upon him full tilt.
This excited the. attention Of some cruel
hoys (af whichlhero are always too many
10 our slrsets) and they E,llowed the heller
~,th shouts aud stones. The rocks which
ihey threw AZ her must have wounded her
very badly. A. leng,h,t,hsy cornereG bel.
at place where pile Ofrocl1s uniorlunass.
IL Uttered them plenty Of missiles, and they
commenced 4 vol;eY that must have soon
rendered The bu,cher's axe snpeIhdnus, had
she nol. after bearing il dsspa;ringly TOR q
few saoments. made : dasa'al her persecas
tors and run talnOst toaming Il the mouth
into another street. Here she was met By
he lall Irish diver Wh91 aimed : prod.
aious blow at her sheadawish his club. bui
|beGots Il aese5nded shs DuIed him with.
such force, IN The pil oF ,hs stomach as. 81
knock him brealhless. about = rod, ss
Tbs Inst Il sa8aof her. she was rpahipgl
a 0rehara slsse;: wish.a. big .boy yillain.
.toIdinR ii y hef sail. an5 crowd following.
with s,ones. while hsr Allen sdyeFaat 'i1i. IL
chef quite pals and suherei, was al0wl1
fshiag himself up. end ulserlpg meny pro-
u Is inpsssasi0as. nos loud but desp ppepl
& ..sl.
niion shis instance 81 han!ah
IN noYailY, hi.i charaess slss
81 crne egil a1a nnisanee Peculiar !
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25
Home manufacture.

80 CITY, f8-~. .fsssf.ss-
ID CORBELL, respectfully invites attention
to his stock of saddlery comprising Eng
ilsh Spanish and French saddles; carriage,
buggy aud dray harness. whips, sPars, brides
mariingales; saddie-bags &c He takes leave
70 call particular attention to that perfect piece
Of Workmanship the Elgiish spriug saddle OF
ms own manufacture aud pledges himself new
er to sell an imported 1rticle. gss 1f-
Every thihgfn the hartless line will be found
new ia principle and che0P as possible.
Repairing done ckeaE! @ -4
Yazoo city Juae 25sh. Is5I--Iy .1.--
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CON,
VENTION.


The Mississippian Of the 2Oth inst, gives
US the proceedings Of this body. We are
gratifed to learn that the proceedings were,
% harmonious and the COUNTIES Of The State
o generally represented. We have not
space to begin the details, they viii appear
next week.
II will be seen that the standard bearers
are the same with one exception, that were
presented two years ago for the sGfTrages Of
Mississippi freemen, and for whom they
rolled up such a numerous majority. Now,
when they have been tried and tOund true,
when they have served their country with
ability and ideli,y-when they have not
deserted the interest Of their State in word
or deed, who can doubt but, that the ne1t
November election, the ballot boz will pro
claim well d9ns good and faithful servants,
yes, and with an emphasis, which will be
a warning to those who may in future enter
Tain an idea OfPsndering to Fanaticism.
We call attention 10 the resolutions which
were unanimously passed BY the convention.
They iembOdy the State Rights doctrine, and
stamp as fdlss, the charges that have been
50 largely circulated that the States Rights
party were plotting treason and disunion.
We ask for them an attentive PeruSsl from
friends and opponents. tD
PRocEEDmcb or THE -
DSlEooRATIc sTATR Rights CONVENTION.
The Convention met pursnapt 20 no.
tice, on Monday. 18th day of June. 1881.
'oumotiOn of Col. F. LabanVe, the Hon.
Jas. WHrfFIsED. of Lowudes county, was
aPpoin. ed chairman; aud on motion, Col,
FeLabapYeD Of Desolo was appointed Sec
FetaFys and M. Haynes Of Kinds, and
@. 8. Mcmillan. os Smith, assistant secEs.
taries. oyo teS sai g i aaisaiea as
RESOLUTIONS. =. S J.
/. Resolved, That the C0nvensiou re-
presenting the Democratic State Rights
party Of Mississippi e.ahikIns the EsIlow,
ing truths apnoupded and policy Indicated
by the Cow eption called By the people 81
the state of Mississippi, ia which lie twc
polit:eai parties of ths State were equally
sepresentsd aad which assenhled II tlse
he city oT jackson Sd the second 1onday
6f Oblober 1646.
Thai We continue 70 enterlain voted
and cherished attachment @ shs Union.
bnt we desire to have y 20 II Nas lortaed.
and moi as AZ engine Of oppfession.
8. Thal ths inslitnlion of slavery IA tlat
Southern s siafsS g leis, 3 the eopssitnlioll.
bxclnsivslY eg she the eoni1ol q tas
States IS trllieI i 5isls - paEl 81 tAsll
domestic policy. which they, and -
bnly, hspo ihe rieti % 1sgalates abol.se
.os polrolnalo. 81 thsY nay asYegallg ju1 He
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

U We find in the Mississippian Of the
s0lb ipsi., long list Of appointments for
candidates for Governor The discussion
will commence at this Dlac on MOndav
the 7lh Of July De1Ii al Benton on the ssh,
LexiHglon ouIhs 9th and Bowlingreen on
IO.h. We have nOtroom EOr the entire
list inthis weeks paper.
We heat some intimatioD Of adding 10 the
iiteftstof Tie occasion on the 9Th by giving
a bafyAcoe al this place.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

o. Maj Pickett, the President of The
Hazoo and Big Black Plank Road company.
has fcceEtly at the instance Of the company
visited some oflhe middle States, 10 exam
lac the working and construction OF these
roads. lie Teturps highly pleased with his
observations, and still better satisfied that
this species Of road will meet the necessities
and cengenienees Of this agricultural com
mpniyN beuer hi any thing thai could be
devised We hope 10 see any commence
ment of Ibis inPotant'wUrk, so vitality essen
tial 10 the eoiHinued prosperity Of our city.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

D7 Our PER. opSi friend Boiling Of the
Le1ipglon Advertiser will receive Onr ac,
Acknowledgements for his complimentary no.
ice of OuF adVsnt into the corps EDITORIAL
edn hls courteous invitation 10 splinter
lance. now and then on the political battle.
feId, we have only TO answer ''realIy"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25
YazOo city June 95eh Is5I-4r-
!, ADllLNTS i "a 3. u e -

? &tL44tAA : = hA4Oh 8 SALE.
RY virtue Of = decree ofthe Probate. cout..
A0of Yazoo county, made at the Nay Term,
hereof. A,3D- 1881, the undersigned. admin.
tstrator Of The estgte OF James ~. Whitman,
.lec q. ,Wllls on the 1Vth day Of August next, ?
letween the hours prescribed BY law, proceed ss
% sell, at the courthouse door of sid eountt. 3
IN the town Of iYfEoo city. ct public asislioh.
0 the highest bidder on = credit Ofztvlalve.,
nonths fr0m the day. ofssals,sh D certain land
warrant numbered Col l2As forsone hundred
nd sixty acres Of laud, in the name al he.
,aid James 3Ws Fhitman deceased on. tie I7th
lay Of JAnes AZ, y. 1850, under she hand aud .
seal Of 1tne eompI Issioaes of PENSIONS sc. TIE
give bond or bonds viii good and sI' IicislIl tIl
cnrlty, payable Ia t.gelfs ul61tIs from the ialEg
lf sales for the payment ofsth8 phrclasa nloFl-s,
sy, asff xaEJOh1Gs ". FUo As Ada'r.s &C.
YazoO city June 18th l65t--SS -.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

Weape authorised tOannounee ANDREW
4 WALLACE, g q cAn6idafe for County Treasu.
ref dt the ensuing November election. Z 80
, We are authorised 10 Announce RoBeRT
lSTEPIfENS. dsa cdhdidale f0f tbe once of
County Tfeasafef. q the sasuIbe EEeseh15eF
electoion -tsae..a2 30
We are a6thorised to ahnounes J. B. DEA.
SON, ass aeaH8iddfe lbf Comfy Treasurer, at
she ensuing November election. 49,
We are authorised 70 anhOuuce JOHN H.
lsVsANSs as d candida4e Tor seounty Treasurer
Election on the Isl Mondsytof November
next sEssss.st.fs.s.t.
We are authorized 70 announce JoHN o.
HUN TER sas q candidate Tor County Treasur-
er at the .eHgEsaiPg November election.
We are authorised % announce RIM.
WlsNssa. candidate for scountg, Treasurer.
q the sxtNoFcmbeF election = 81.
We are are authorized to adiodhes GEO B.
WILKINSON for Probate Judge 6f sYazool
county Al the ensuing election 81 =
.Weare authorized to a Announce oa JAMES Il.
BELL, asa candidate for. Fe-eIectioh 10 the
otice Of Probate clerk Of Yazod eotntyg 1
the next November election aa e szaqss.l~
We aare authorized to annaunee Mp.
COOK as . candidate for the ofi.e Of Probate
clerk, at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to anno6bee GIBSON
BARNES. as candidate for fe-election 70 tbe
office OF Circuit Court Clerk, at the November
election sk - #ef uess s5ss..s-s-s
We are authorised TO announce Dr.. D, A,
DORMAN as a candidate for county TreasI.
rer at the next November election.
We are authorised to announce M. Al.
JENKINS as a candidate for Sheriff ofYazoo
county at the nexi November election -
Weare authorised to announce JAMES n.
GRIFFIN. as { candidate for Assessor, al the
ensuing November election. saIe-s -. so
We are anthotised to anhounce JOHN w.
FUQUA as a cahdidne for reelection to the
Office of Sheriff Of YazOO cou..iy at the mex,
November election. -
We are authorised to announce JAMES
PERRY Jr. as a candidate tor the Office OF
Circuit clerk Of YazoO county at the next Ne
vem0er election. rp rs
We are authorised to announce R. E.
AEYES as candidate for electi9u to the Of.
fee ot. county Assessor Of Yazoo county at the
next November election. -a
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25
ais note was iaksn lol him b. a,
sheriff.

E. corbsll has recsu,ly opened
splendid sSsek of fsaddlery, and all O,be,
thing eppef,ainlng o tlsi lidSs % lke cor
ner Of Mainlo fsEsod fs5.6gf s..
aJssHlsemenls Il aholhaG column.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

R01 cIl I,o1 O. 81 sRE.-
~ We are a6ihorlzsl % an6ouness John
au'0p e 2 saadiasl9 e t8e spsalaE election
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

~ Or The ediloris sick which will aecepun
i9gany defects in this number Ofihe Demoerat,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25
ELK LAbAUVEe
NJ. D. HAYNES, Secretaries.
G. S. MCMILLAN,

A cotemporary regarls woman. as hall
Of the ''noblest work Of CD" but modern
'I4dy," the whole work of milIiner.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

Hon. Jacob Thompson, we learn has &C.
eepted The nomination for reflections
toGonlress from the FIRST di.rict.
Mfr Neiglbors the Submission Nominee
has declined the canvass-The i'll health
ofhis family is, she reason given for his
non acceptance,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

!. We are authorised toaunopnee ANDREW
WALLACE, e q can6idaie for County Treasr.
RET at the ensuing November election. 70
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

!, We are authorised 70 announce ROBERT
STEPHENS, ds cdhdidale toF tie o lee of
County Tfeasafef. q thes slAuI6e zgoseHl5ef
electoion .zsaas.a1
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25


The Nav Orleans papers have extensive
accounts OF the recent great fires which
cured at San Fraueisco on the 4lh Of May
anil at Stockton on the s1h.
the loss Of property at the former place
is estimated at about eileen millions, at lbe
latter million two hundred thousand dol
lars. The cOnaagration at San Ftanciscu,
was attended ailh much distress, and gfeau
loss of llie.
Afer Noticing :he destruction of the fre
The True Dllta Of the 18th inst, has the
followina: @ eaes 6
In this circuit Of mile in length and
haf a mile in width. scascely fifteen house,
esctPed. There were many houses Of
which the walls were left standing, but o
which all the conlents We're destroyed
Some cellars and safes retained their Coz
tents IN e stA.s Of perfect preservation.
Nlneteen squares OF houses were destroyed
y ls not easy i0 estimate the number o
houses consumed, but il amounts to at leak
i've hundred. The total Ioss is supposed 1
90 between twelve and twenty millions.
ntnen millions would be- about a Ia,.
estimate. The fre effected its work .
destruction in Ten hours. the last building
being consumed at 9 o'clock on the morning
of the 4th. .e'
he spectacle during the FIRE was frigh
ni. Thousands Of men. womea aud ch 8,
dren,. scarcely, clad, and seemingly in !.
sIate ol delirium, crowded the streets, Tb
city was filled with people, wandarin,
about without an asylum. The horror Il
the scene was increased By the sight Of tn
unfortunate persons whp, from time 10 tim
were compelled 10 rush from The midsf 81
the flames. and Precipfatina lnemselyes.
into the streets, were, at last, afieF vai.,
efforts 70 escape, crushed By the. falling
buildings, in full view Of hundreds ofspecia,,
tors, uaable 10 render assistance. TIVE
persons were in this. ma lner alive. in. the
streets, and siK others perished il ..he iro,
stores Of Messrs. .Tlaff. q MeCahilk The
number Of persons nown 10 have. bee,.
killed is eight; twenty persons more. or les-
severely wounded. Alter the Ere two .mei
we're killed by the falling. ruins. All lbe
newspaper offices in San Francisco, with
the exception Of thar of the Ala. CaliFornis
we're consumed.I fwp.lhe Herald and ths
Pacific News had rscpmm snced pub licali6l
and The others were 20 appear ,sooa. sssss
a 1oLLy LIFE, Insects generally must
lead truly jovial lite. Think what L
must be 10 lodge in 4 lily. Imagine pal
ace Of ivory OF pearl, with pillars Of 81 vet
and cap1sais ~ golds I'll sxhaliag sneh ia
peffamesas ne1et arose from human ssaA'
sea aneys again. q the fan of gncking
yoagsslges snp for The pight in the folds of
q rose rocked % sleep By lhe gentle sigh ,
of simmer air nothing % do when you
awake but 10 wash yoli sell i q lev drop.
and fall 70 and sat gong d-clothes s sl'i 4
e eeetiIB AsscE 49, Colonel 4 ga ne
laoking man. isll he,,.' sid friend Of
ours the nther dav
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

Jenny Lind and Barnum have cancelled
their agreement. We learn from the
New Yolk Day Book Of lhe 4th inst. that,
alter .deyOtipg a short period to repose. she
wiH resume her concerts in America on
her own hook, patti6g the tickets at dol.
lar, and no favorillsm or reservation. This
Is as It SHOULD he. We hope she viii visit
Yaz9o City in her next tour If she does
nOl make as mach money she viii never.
tAeless be amply compensated by a view Of
the fast flourishipg town ia the south.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25
mHcE

aIL psfsonsi Indebted b ) Rs Powell 4
ACa.s Orthee Phoenix Nils. ere bs1sbv.re..
qaested 70 CONS farWa and pay the asrae "a
HmstSs Rqssells at the Alills wbpsis au.kol.
szad g reeeive and Feceipi for sama; llnsn5di-.
aee attention. 70. this call VIII relieve Is asffI
ave cost 10 others. eaiqb 81
S 81 ssC. 81 EylTSi en1Sff
ksa Isl o1tE E II N7 ST
SS ss1s fET 1ISSFT -. - E, =.
azaoeilgs June lgsh la5l.-8|S
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

bate Court Of Yazo3 Co6a.
e dnl al-trbllon ue, gf s re f,ls
an the Es.ate ID 5oln aessa -,
claims a5alnst sid fars ~
notlcedte 9esent Tia. aams sihis. -
prssoFi 81 las, q fher wiI| ~
those Indebted arc reqneStes -
Iongor indn renee eannoI hs I4s1
eE ec.soa-
Jun
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

We are a6thorised 10 announces ]. B. DEA.
SON. assaea6sidate lof Comfy Treasurer, at
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

We are authorized 10 aunounce JoH
HUN TER AZ 4 candidate Tor County Treu
er at the ensaipg November election.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

HAAA Y eAes9s Q.s gf1v saE
i'Nashtills, from ClaFkSpills, . nsbl
Mohawk, from ST. Louis. ChahoeIlor
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

CnEEp And CONDUCT. lie make -epsc1
ativs belief The rule absolue Of cotduct j.
not easy. The "flrsh' rebels and overpows
ers us. Yel even ID defsat the intellect
ii5ie le5 iis superiority and iids. ihe besl
possible IeAson ofih defeat Al Spanish
priest, once exhbfllne he soldiers % 6ehf
iR liohs, added h lhe aidaf 6F s6lhd5iasIh:
aRefect, ny brsihsrn, thai whasoetar illls
to.daV IN baitir,Bups to.night in Paradise .
Fklis sfiunpl2oas f1llowsd de senli-
mai. Ihsfehf began. tie FanlEs waupred
dsfii io1l Co. hls htela yailen hNbldisr
sioppisa him rsite1 fstroaCl - de
uromissd supper q Paradise. "1rnes my
Son, nid ,bs priest "buli never eas sup
ter~s
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25
REP0RT FRoM NEw ORLEANS

nos ei tna June 23d 3 p. N.
leup FOR THE XAzoo DEMOCRAT.
OorToN-Demahdilimited, although Arctic's
news represent Liverpool marke, as firmsr,
no sales Of moment thus lar,
lCeRN-55t sacks 1inie.iOr 81 cts. 100
prime yellow 80 cts; and 1900 prime white
So cedtG 'ao'~ 'o .iae
OATs-ss cents to SO cents.
WHIsKEY-Rectifed Is to lsl cts.
PoRK-l2O barrels-mess SI4 G5.
HBA0oN-7 70 a Prime clear sides g 10
81. 10 0l'l 'aoy 5sond y bla 'aasf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

e, are eiHufhorissd % announce RIM.
WlsNssa candidate for county Treasurer,
At the next November election. y =. -.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

fgleUdly relations with the whites. Mexican
isn,uaiiil women ne luss 10 leaps 1ndians
saying they preferred remaining w.2 81
FIRE-YesieEday March Denman's car
hoesy wa1ehpuse buTRgdi loss about Ten
ihuutalId dollurssDa .nug s.iry a,iA Iss
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

sesSi1 B { AsscE s--s Colonel I e ie a me
laoking man. islt1 hess.e' sid freud Of
ours tfe plller day
replied a1olheg;;sa vas alyeu tof
him once Yon Why YOU Fe as agl4 IS
1ins q don care loI that sndesse
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-25

& We are authorised 70 announce JOHN H.
evans. as q ,candida8e Tor seounty Treasurer
EleetiOn on the Isl Mondsyi3of November