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QLANK Warrants and Blank Executions for Clerks
lJior sale at the Standard Office.
August 6, 1851. Soft.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-17

of Heaven, that their cherished meas
ures were abandoned forever and how,
after by this artifice they had crept In
to Office, they deliberately violated
their oaths and revived the very
schemes they had pretended to re-
nounce.
1T seems as but yesterday that the
ears of the nation were delighted with
professions OF catholic liberty, volun-
tarily rendered by the Wing party,
Could Tay Tor but be elected, "a sort Of
political millennium was to reign on
earth-the contentious and strifes and
lretaliatory prescriptions of parties
were tn cease. Taylor was electedi
and what became of Wbig promises!
Falsifled, barely falsified. While the
greatful assurance of no prescription
was still echoing through the country,
the guillotine was erected, and blood
began 10 flow! The people were be
trayed in 1S4S-they trusted in Whig
pledges and were deceived. Tie no.
BILE army Of martyrs, who tell in the
peaceful era, the era of plough-shares
and pruning hooks, will rise in condem-
nation of the periidiouS party.
But the Wings, incredibly as it may
eem, are striving to repeat the treach-
sry. Again have they raised the no
party cry. We know they think the
people little better than asses, but this
attempt OF theirs presumes degree of
pc pular stupidity surprising even
Wing estimate ef popular dtluSion.
The people VIII not be again deceived.
The wings have exhausted their round
of fIctious characters, and their store
of masquerade dresses. No matter
what their professions, their pretenceS,
their promises, their oathS, the people
will lot trust them. They can assume
no disguise in which the cloven foot
will not be exposed, and can make no
professions which any man will trust.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-17
INSURANCE

The MERCHANTS and HOUSEHOLD,
Frs D. Yl4lI Civ aal Yrzto
County, are respectfully referred To the Supe-
ir advantages offered for FIRE ard MAR
me Insurance, by tine sbove nsln-d Comps
n, which maintains It's busiaess as Il bas
Gone during the tust 70 years upon re-PoH-
sible aud permanent basis Annexed is an
extract from circ33r No. f6, rerenily receiy-
FROM ~. II. Robbins. Esd, General gent
of She company for thc Western 2a3 ee....
ern States.
DISCOUNT OF AWARDS. e..
"Pa5lie attention has OF late been eallra
TO the monstrois Indebtedness OF cortoin fu-g.
rance companics, whioh has resulted fu Del.
oahkFdPlcy, inqotving t1ss OF premiaHs up9-
ne uReXptrcd period of risks, as wfH as more
serious Leases to claimants, Stockholders, nHd
1ndorsers. he undersigned tnkes therefore
peculiar pleasure ard pride in siatiac tef
ihe affairs Of hets0!d Protection" C5lee ate
never been in a mare sound and p7osperoGs
Condition than at the present tine. The re-
lection of an immense number of risks during
the last o years, which have bcen et gerry ta-
ken; ut low rates, by our competitors. has eI-
erted the most salutary influence and demon
siTated the fact, Tong since advOcated by us,
that Insurance is not so much a business Of
chance as is generally supposed It's resulta
are capable of being reduced. by discretion
and experience to an almost scientific exact
ness, aud an average Of disasters ascertained
which Is subject to bat Slight and unimPortupt
variations.
s.At the General Agency Office, and tho
w esterD and Southern Agcncics oi the PTotcc-
lion company (two buHdred Gad thirtten in
nnmber,) reporting thereto, Ihc agFrepale H-
abilities Of every description, including az
IosseF not paid because uor due, rmounis
Ss,G06.43 while the easi melai- (ent7us.ed ID
tie UNDERSIGNED for tie D; lfer.. + tEeea Mlfr.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-17
LATE FROM WAsHINGToN.

fTelegraphed, by Morses hne' 70
YazoO Democrat)
W.su,veroN CTY, 12th-FRIDAY's
pRocEEn,>cs coHcLuDED.-Senate, The
resolution, extending a welcome 10
Kosxnth was debated at great length,
hy Messrs. Mallory, Badger and Sc
ward The question was then taken
ON, the 1St branch OF Mr.. Berrien $
amendment. extending a welcome TO
the associates of Kossuth, and was re-
;ected. navs, 26, yeas Ia. The second
brancb declarinc that by this welcome
.+oKoSsptb. CongresS did not intend to
intimate an intention, to depart from
the policy of non Intervention was also
lost Mr.. Shields then moved as sub
s+itute for the whole resolution the
1 st introduced by Mr. Forte, and sub
seouently withdrawn. Mr.. Boland
moved the following, as a substitute
,or vr Shields amendment That the
CONGRESS Of the United States in hehaI
ard m tho name of the people OF tue y :.
cordially xym athise with the people -
-Hnngn,v in their recent heroic st ngg'e
aud in thei, present misfor unss ana that
II yecoonises. and cordially w't' ONES
Touis Kossu,h and bis associate eAtes
who have landed on our shores as SoeaY
CONSERVATIVES Of their country ana ihNif
hem 70 the capitol Of the U'ion aud ti'',
II REQUEST Of the Pre>iaen; TO receive alld
jnx4odnce them IN such manner os may oe
apororri,tc aud placed at III dlsposa' o'
the President S-,o uaythe expenses OF tue
reception Of ,he said guest. during 'heir
so;ou.n at the capitol. The question oeine
taken on Mr. Boiand's amend 1e"t y "@'
reiec cd was also re'ec'"d; yeas
RAYS 81 The question then te'R@ upon
Nr. Sewa d's joint resoiu'lon rs %,''"s'
Resolved, That by the Senate hg"se
of Renresentat;ves Of the u. > III Con
uress assembled; that the congress oi tue
IT. $ in he name Of, and in behalf OF me
pcoplt of he u :, give Louis hossu'n
cordial :, elcome TO the aUtol oI '"c
Tnion l. was ordered T.. third reaoi"@,
yeas SO navs G. The announcem" III oi
he resnlf-was follow ed viii much app'anse
in the gallery. The resolution WAS the"
read thi d time and passed The senate
adjourned ill Monday morning.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-17
WHAT WILL SOUTH CAROLINA
DO?

The leading article a most ably
written on G. in the Southern Quarterly
Review for October. is devoted to a
subject of most thrilling interest to the
South. south Carolina; her present
attitude and future acton
The writer commences with lamen-
tation over the fall of %Virginia from
her high position which she once
maintained in Southern councils. and
ascribes her defalcation to the fact
that the most ambitious and aspiring of
her sons have always Ebeen bought
over by the patronage and power OF
the Federal Government; the Presiden-
tial chair of the union having been
filled thirtY-six years by Virginians,
and a vast many of the sons of the
cold dominion" hold office either as.
diplomats. or officers of the army and
navy of the General Government. A
few brief extracts will show the opin-
ion the Southern Review entertains of
Virginia. X X X "Alas for ViFgi-
MA! We look back twenty years, and
we say, "there were giants in those
DAYS" In her convention of 1920, We
see Madison, Monroe, Marshall, RAN
dolph Tpsher Tairh johnson, Stanard,
Doddridge. Thev are rome. Ofall that
Titan generation. Tazewell alone re-
mains-neglected and forgotten Not
even enough Of the old leaven remains
to do honor to the memory Of the
mighty iead" \ X y y n n
aAnd so the wren now chatters from
the eagles perch. The obscure hyena
defileS the lions lair The monarch's
roar no longer shakes the forest, and
the black night of moral and intellec-
tual darkness is only disturbed by the
sharp petulant yelpo the fox and the
VOLTS long howl From out the pal
ace of the Caesars comes the owls wild
cry" &# X X u n II X *l
"Honor to her old renown! Shame to
her degeneracy. Once characterized
by all that is noble; disinterested and
magnanimouS; what has made her
what she is? a4I ~
QClime of the unforgotten brave,
Whose land from shore to mountain
cave. 8fga ~
Was freedoms home and glory's grave;
Shrine of the mighty. Can it be
That this is all remains of thee
And South Carolina Shall she, too,
make her bed in dishonor? Shall,
she, too. ssay to corruption 'thou art
my father and to infamy thou art my
mother and my sister, Let her, then,
follow in the footsteps ofVirginia; now
now refreating; uttering
high sounding words of vanity, and
straightway eating them; threatening
and crouching showing her teeth and
afraid to bite; until, for her, too, -
reimbursement paves the way,
To villain bonds and despot sway
God forfid! Be it still our boast,
that the Palmetto stands though the
Oak fallSask s89 1912 81
The Review believes in the right off.
State Secession; but regards IT only as
one of the measures that will be neces-
Sagy. It would go for immediate Sc
egHfe kpt @eep Mot edyEa the State /
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-17
UTAH..

TROUBLE BETWEEN THE MoRMoNs AND
UNITED STATES OFFICIALS.
Correspondence OF the N. Y. Tribune
INDEPENpENcE, Mo-, Oct. 34A.lS2l'
The Salt 1.ake Mail arriv last
evening. The news from SAT- Lake Is
startling The territory is in state
of revolution. All the United States
officers, judges, indian agents, &c, have
been compelled to leave the territory,
and are on their way to the States.
The Secretary of the Territory rl1anag-
ed to escape with $4,000 public
money, appropriated at the last session
of Congress for the benefit Of the terri
tory of Utah. lie was pursued, over
taken and searched by the Mormons,
but they did not secure the money,
All the merchants, and others not
Mormons, have quit the country.
From gentleman who came with
the mail from Utah, / learn that DIl5-
ham Yonng, the Governor, 1T meeting
Of nearly 3,000 Mormons, stated that
the United States Government SUNK ~
his nOstrils-that he was n0t Governor
bv the permission Of the United states
Government, but by commission from
God. That he acknowledged no aileSi-
ance to the United States Government,
and that he would resist any attempt
to exercise power over him till the
death. That all who were not Nor
mons wele IniidelS or GentileS, and un-
worthy of their protection or counte-
nance Such is the language ola fanatic
holding office under our Govern
ment
If Government should call for vol
unteers, | believe that this county
ia ckson) would contribute as many
(men as would be necessary to bring.
these wretcheS to a sense of their duty.
People here are much excited on the
subject.
1t is also said that Young stated that
he had risen from Heayen-tbat Gen
eral Tavlor was dead and in hell! THAI
the United States Government Was
going to hell, and lie didn't care how
soon.
Major Wingfield fror. santa Fe Egs
written to the GoYof1n9 - Een Ne&i-
co apprisin4 hm tHat @aaGt go = ---
mons were ptsse,l by h.Ia un tH5 .a-a-.
tlef e.#sf@t lItS'5 5i4t''l''' e - .+t-'.-
the Gila or Coiorado. Major Nin3liold
su11estel tie prophet, ct the Govern
or Of New Mexico infornin- thc.au-
thorities IT Washington, SO !hat another
settlement NIGH be prevented, OF
tle public lands, If these dcludcd yeo-
pie
In my last letter from Santa Fc,
made very great mistake in stating
that Major Wingheld was going 10
Washington to support Weightman-
Major Wingfield is going on business
connected with his agency in New
Mexico, having been refused an escort
by the commanding officer to protect
him while on his mission among the
Indians. In justice to this gentleman
make this correction. MACK.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-17

free they have already shaken the cita-
del Of whiggerY to ifs foundation its
walls are totterine; its strongest de-
fences are scattered far and wide; and
the whole structure OF magnificent
fraud will soon crumble into dust be-
fore the whirlwind Of -, which will
sweep through the federal ranks as
with tile besom or destruction.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-17
X "The device of South Carolina is
a Palmetto standing by fallen Oak.
The Va. South-sidc Democrat, says:

The Va. South-sidc Democrat, says
"The election of Taylor, was the trl-
umph, not Of rwhiggery, but OF no.
parfyism: and the election OF HARRISON
was the triumph of fraud and deeep-
tion over popular credulity. In lSfb
the reople wreaked their vengeance
upon the impostor party which SO
grossly abused their confidence; and in
1852, they will in like manner admin
lister retributiye justice to the same
scheming, skulking, pertidious band.
The recent elections have in every IN
stance but one, resulted in the success
of the Democratic party. PennSylva-
MIA achieved the first victory; Ohio
followed; California echoed back 1ronl
the distant Pacific the exultin5 shout
which ascended from the shores OF the
Atlantic; Virginia remained true to
her ancient faith. Maryland, old Fed
eral Maryland was no sooner liberated
from the restraints Of the aristocratic
constitution, than she too ranged her
self under the banner of Democracy;
New York in. like manner defeated the
corrupt coalition of variegated Wing
gerry, which conquered but to plnnder
her; and now the news reaches us that
even Massachusetts, the stronghold or
Federalism. has rcnounced the false re-
ligion by which she has been so long
led aStray These repeated and illus
trious trinmphs of Democracy, have
spread dismay in the ranks of the enc
nv, and have convinced him OF the
folly Of presuming to confront the peo-
pie with his black banner of political
hereSies. The man must be more blind
than the bat, who does not sec the
game the Wings are playing. They
fancy their stratagem is Wondrous cute
and deep, but the whole country un-
derstands it. They profess no party
ism, because they know the Whig par
ty IS beaten, ruined, annihiiated. But
the people cannot be deceived. The
memorvsof 1910 and '4S is yet fresh
and greeu Every school-boy can tell
how in 1910 the Wings sW ore in sight
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-17
REBCKE TO THE PRESIDENT
FILLMORE AND HIS ADMINIS-
TRATION BY THE PEOPLE
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW
ORLEANS!
New ORLEANS, December 4


A great mass meeting was held last
night, in favor of the release of John S.
Thrasher. Over 1000 persons were
present, and resolutions were passed,
calling on our government to act
promptly in his case and Vindicate cur
national honor The greatest excite
ment prevailed, and the constant cry
was war; Many ot our first citizens
addressed the meeting, anu expressed,
in the strongest terms their Indignation
at the course Of the Spanish Govern
ment Their voices were almost
drowned by the loud and continued
plaudits Of the meeting. The meeting
adjourned amidst the greatest enthusi-
aSm and excitement.
CONVENTION IN JAcKsoN ON fast sloN-
DAY ~ JANUARy.-% %e are much gra fled
70 see that our friends in diferen, coun.ies
a, e astns on This suti CT. In Holmes
county a meeting wos held on tho lst
ms. aad thirty deloga'es appointed In
Ciai borne, we see meeting called hy q
large number of names 10 he notige for
a similar purpose. Let our friends be ac~
i've and Jealous. and send up delegates
from every ccuntys. TO meet IN TINS clty on
he first Monday III January,
We clip the above from the last Flag
Il. the Editors of that hybred sheet had
attended the meeting in Holmes county
they would not have had much cause Of
''gratifc1tfisn, as the NEE ing was com
posed Of seven Union Democrats, and after
ran acking the ho e county and using the
names Of lew whi3s and uanmnu Union
Democrats. who lfowned
ceedings, succeeded ia ma ir
list Of thirty delegates to 'hs AIRY
Convention.
They. Che Ea'9y q tas Efag,) wood
not have had nnee cause os ssgxe{fcul 13
II they asi heen i'll ur lown 3 iew a.-g-
ago aud Witnessed the des Faic iT1i. 6f
iwo gronineat wi!iGs Of our comfy 10 get
~ 'suniou llin ga meeting TO send
delegates o The aforesaid Condet1 on ana
the Splendid failure tsot at.enGA ihl'f ~
fons. 80
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-17

with the holy ard InudAhle purpose OF as.
.isting The Cubans, in obtaining their lib
srty, III, usa great injustice in Mr.. Fiji.
more 70 brand aa pirates aud pluSdere's
those men to shield his adninssFasion
from it, omis,iors of duly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-17

We have q valuubie and wcH improved E-...
Of Leud, continuing 328 oc c5, ubout 80 %.
Which is in high state Of cultivation .H
good dwelling and ont houses cadt"o g.ge-
3ai'iag springs. This Land o. -t"a.as o.
HarInI's creek, 8 miles south west p -el-
iogfon, Holmes couaiy, Miss. and if NJ, SOLD
previously will be offered for sale in front
OF the courthouse door in the town or Lex
ington, on Monda the 9Th day Of January
1852. Terms made known on day Of sale.
TITLE WARRANTED. For further paTlicu-
lars enquire ofJudge Fitch, LexingtOn; or Of
the undersigned, at Yazoocity-
NUNNALLY & co.
December I7th 1851. Sig Of the EngleL
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-17
EE.ELEGRAPH
10 the Yazoo Democrat

FRANKkoRT, Cpcembcr 18Th.
Hon. j. B. Thompson "a hiel was ec,e5
u. =. ;, nator from Kennedy on Gmtbs.
lot this morning. TIE vote STOOD ihomr.
son 70, S:0ne (Dew;) 81
Cincinnati l3.
River fallen ia Flour FIRM ut s., 80
70 30 on. ~~-r
H4LifAx, 10 Dec.
Freare. T'hr eharossing topic through.
ont EnrDPe seetns 20 bo the approaching
crisis in he bfIaifs of Francc The A.,
senIbly dc.Pl tie oeceht e,:dences Of The
popolari y "of lie President see ~ Icso we'd
TO force him ia a collision Every step
iaktnpf eithef Rary iswatched tyith nj
;e.s increst by tie counlrics cf Europr
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-17

We are authorized 10 anh1unee Wm X-rer
Of Washington county as a cnndisB" 'ur 'hs
Office Of lodge Of the High Court ~ Er"H
and Appeals for The Isl lis'ric' 3, a.. t"H '.-
csucy occesioocd by lie rc-ign.iY- ".
l.. Sharkey.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-17

r AIDES .iao vile Kill golfers, at#a .est
2 Lreeeived per steamer Str3h. N. .r ca.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-04
Drugs, Medicines, DC.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OH


Dye-stuffs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, and patr'
MEDICINES.
FTN1E subscriber has just returned from the North E
with large and fresh stock of articles in his line
selected with great from the first importers and
manufacturers the Northern Cities viii he offers the
lowest prices and warrants article to be of the best
quality consisting in part:
Gum Camlhor; Pow'd Rhubarb; Seilitz and Soda Pow
ders Bermuda and American Arrow Root Ext Jalap; Ext
Coocynh Compound; Calcined and Carb Magnesia
Oil; Cubebs Copaiva and Sarsapara Capsules; Conectry
SIENNA; Emory; Peruvian Bark, Shop Furniture Walls;
Corks, Sc.
Chcmicals.-Calomel: Sulph. Quiune Salph. and Act.
Morphin Syrup lodidc of Iron; Stryehnne odes of er
curry sulphur Lead and Irons Laeate of Iron; Citrate of
Irons Citrate of Iron and Qainne Elatcrum Ancouitne Sc.
Paints, CHS. Dye-Stuffs, GIass-Whte Lead pure,
extra and Nos 1: Putty; Window GLASS; by TO- 10 by L.
II by IA, TO by l5 IL by h II by 49, II by IL; Nader In
digo; Gall: Venetian Red; Spanish Brown; Iosweod;
Oils; Whale and Sperm Oif; Paint Brushes; Sash Tools;
Badger Hair Blenders; Varnsh Brushes s"bu 1srriss
For Pastry.-Coopers lsngluso, pe.on's Exits Lemon,
Cinnamon Vanilla Rose, and Nutmeg: Rose Water English
and Amercan: Preston's ceebrated Yeast Pepder; Gl
Peppers Mustard Seed; Ginger; Alspce; Nutmegs; Cna-
mon; Sweet Oil, Sc.
Pcrfunlcry and Fancy ArtIclcs.-French, German,
and American Coiogne Lubns Extracts large assor
mcnt; Aromatic Vinegar: Guerains Rousels, and Hanes
Shaving Crea Lubn Toilet Soap so dozen assorted fan
Brushes so assorted Tooth Brushes: dozen Shaving
Brushes Nail Brushes; Military Shaving Soaps Hat
and Cloth ruskes Toilet Powders, Meen Fun Prepared
Chalk white and pink; AlabaSer Powders Lip Saye
Cold Cream: Essence Bouquets Jenny Lind Hair Gloss; Seal
ing Wax Toilet Bottles large 6dozen Barry
Tricopherou dozen Phalons luvgorator; llaues Eau
Lustra: French, English and American Pomatum Oil Of
Rose Powder Puff Boxes; CacOn ArOmatiSe India Rubber
Balls; Salt Bottles Ivory and Buffalo Fine Combs; Horn
Buffalo Dressing Combs Tooth Picks Bear and Macas
sar Oils; Indelible Ink; Dupuy's Liquid Solder. Sc:
For sale by WM. II. LlPPlTT,
Druggist and Chemist.
October lIth 1850
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Hotels, &c.

NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
THE subscriber has taken the house the of IN
Market and Second Streets, and has furnished it in A
neat but plain style for boarding house. and ready for
the reception of boarders either by the day. week month
His table shall be furnished with good the market af
ford and his charges moderate He respectfully socits the
patronage of town and country friends nothing shall be
left undone on his part to give entire satisfaction
A. A B. SOUTHALL.g
Wilmington. N c.. April IIth, 1851. 3I-t1O<
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
have associated with in business. my brother OWEN
HOLINESS and the business will hereafter be conducted
the old san nearly opposite the Court House, in the
of ]. G.. E o. HOLMES. J. C. HOLMES.
Clinton March 9th, 1851 33-3m
hereby notify all persons indebted to to call and set
tie by the first day of May Those who have not the
cash. settle by note The firm having changed it is
absolutely necessary that all accounts due should be set
tied Immediately hope the terms of this notice will he
strictly adhered and the dsagreeable necessity
placing my claims in the hands of Attorney for coec
ton. j &. HOLMES
Clinton March 9th, 1851 33-3m
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General Notices.

Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Company.
TTNIE eighth nstalment on the Stock in the ,o
L Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Hss4aail=z==7
Company, became due the 10Th June 1911 ctoc hold
ers are requested to be prepared pay application
June 90 1851 4I3t
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NOTICE. .

E>ROM and after this day, June 7th 1851, -r--A
the Steamers connected with the Whining g-EsZ4sEsS
ton and Raleigh Railroad Company will leave Charles
ton at ii o'clock thereafter Cars arrive
JAMES T. MILLER, Agent.
June 18th. 1851
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MAY 3Oth, 1851.
TUST received a the Bookstore of L. III. Pierce
D Hurry-Graphs Sketches of Scenery. Celebrities and
Society, taken from Life by N. T. Wiis Stiek PIN
there
Foot Prints of the Creator, by Hugh Miller.
Harss Adventures in Africa very interesting work
Also the following new Novels.
The Commissioner, Dc Lunatico nquireEdo, by g. T.
R. James, Esq.
The Rebels and Tories, the Blood of the Mohawk,
revolutionary legend, by Lawrence Lebue, Esq
Wild sports sf the West, by VIM. Maxwell
The Mysteries of the People, by Eugene Sue.
The Greatest Plague of Life. the Adventures OF La
y in search of good servant by one who mas Deen
worried to death =,
Leonard Normandale the Three Brothers. This is the
work of great minda giant inellect-wieh is destined
to attain high literary prominence one who read
Leonard Normendale viii enjoy rich intellectual treat
June 18th, 1851 U1sp0sea.