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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15

am of opiuion that the Bible contains more
rue sublinity, more exquisite beauty, more pure
morality, more important history, and finer
strains of poetry aud eloquence, than can be cell
lec:ed from all other books, in whatever age Of
language they have been written.-Sir Vim.
Jones.
will hazard the assertion, that 10 man ever
did or ever viii become truly eloquent without
being constant reader of the Bible and an adj
mirer Of the purity end snbimity Of its language.
Fisher Amcg.
The Bible is book worth more than all the
other books which were ever printel.--Patrict
Henry.
Young man. attend to the voice Of one who
has possessed certain degree Of fame in tbe
world, and who viii shortly appear before hts
Maker. Read the Bible every day Of your life.
Or. S. Johnson.
ia person would obtain true knowledge Of thc
christian religion, let him study The Holy Scrip
-tures-especially the New Testament; therein
are contained the words Of eternal hie. Il has
God for It's author, salvation for its end, and
truth without any mixture Of. error-JoRn
Locke.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15

GEN IcKsoE-He was man! Well do |
remembe the day waited upon him. He sat
there in lis arm chair can see the old war
rior's face, with its snow-white hair even now
We told lim of the public distress-the manu-
facturers ruined, the eagles shrouded in Grape,
which we're borne at the head of twenty thou
sand mel into independence Square. He heard
us all We begged him to leave the deposits
where tlny were to uphold the great bank in
Phiiapelphia
Still he did not say word. AT last one of our
number mon fiery than the rest. intimated that
if the bank we're crushed, rebellion might fol
low Then he old mani can see him yet.
"Come," he shouted in voice of thunder, as his
clenched righ hand was raised above his white
hairs, 'come with bayonets in your hands instead
of petltions--I am ready for you alI!-By the
Eernali with the people at my back, whom
your gold car neither buy nor awe, will swing
you up, rounA the Capitol, each rebel of you, on
gibbet as hish as Haman's =
When think of that one man standing there
at Washington, battling with all the powers o
bank and panic combined. betrayed by those ii
whom he had trused, assailed by all that the
snake of malice could hiss, or the fend o
falsehood could howl-when | think of tha
one man, placing his back against the rock, ane
folding his arms for the blow. while he uttered
his awful yow-"By the Eternal! | will no
swerve an inch from the pathI have chosenr "
must confess that the records of Greece am
Rome-nay, the pfoudest days of Cromwell anl
Ma + f,4rnieh a n ;,,Staoce IF a nil
like that of Andrew Jackson. when he place,
life, soul and fame on a hazard of die for th
peoples welfare --Lippard.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15
90 CITY MISSISSIPPI WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 15 1858

| TO endorse bis claims. What are the facts Of
the case? Briefly as follows:
Col. Davis permits his friends to present his
name as an aspirant for congressional houors to
full convention of the democratic party of the
state, organized according to the usage of the
party ard fairly conducted, as the statements of
its president, Colonel Cannon, published by us
last week and others of its members, the friends
| of Col. D. all so to prove. Col Davis is voted
for in iSe successive ballots, and in the last is
defeated by one, who had not been an aspirant.
What was then the course which every honor
able, hghminded man ought to pursue? Clear
Iy to yiell to the decision of the convention aud
magnaninously declare his willingness to sup
port the nominees. But Col. Davis does no such
thing. In the bitterness of his disappointment,
he suffers his passion to get the better of his
Judgment He goes before the convention and
makes furious speech denounces its proceed
ings, defes It's action says that it had degraded
and disgraced hin-struck danger to his heart.
But he will not submit He will be an indie
pedent candidate. He is North Mississippi. or
rather like Louis XIV he is the Stateitse And
now, he and some of his friends are attempting
W Sct up HigtS SeCttoAdl party, d NOFtH MSS
issippi panty, and they are organizing their for
ces in some OF the counties for the purpose of
holding contention at Pontotoc; For what
To nominate Col Davis? Why. he has already
nominal ell himself Such conduct is absolute
IS ridiculous. 1t IS worse than that--It out-Uaa
burens Van Rgren. And Col. Reuben Davis,
# he does notsoon stop in his mad, dsorganiz-
ing course, viii become, upon small scale, the
VAN BUREN, OF Mississippi There will be
this differences in the two cases Van Buren
succeeded in defeating the democratic party in
1913; Dayiswill never have that poor consola-
tion.
Taking hispresent outrageous conduc; in con-
nection withhis political antecedenls, we have
no hesiationin saying that Col. Reuben Davis
does not desese the vote of single honest
consistent de4ocrat in any part of the state
Such politicians ought TO be held up mega
tire example ior scorn to point c. her slow
moving finger st.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15

SPEAKING OUT IN MEETING.-New York Q
great in everything. She reminds us of the m Al
in the West, who could Jump higher, squa
lower, and run faster than any man in old Ken
tuck" The Empire CRY is determined ;hat ne
other shall rival her, even in rascality If any
one desires to know how far the perfection OF
plain speaking is carried in that city, let him
read the following from the Tribune:
The infamy is complete The Aldermen
have affirmed the Russ pavement contract IL
defiance of the Mayor, in defiance Of open char
ges of bribery, in defiance of every principle OF
honesty, in defiance of the interests of the peo-
pie, and in open. fragrant, malicious defiance Of
an Injunction from the Supreme Court. AL
terms of exeeration have been exhausted upon
these law-defying men. The sense of honor Is
no longer among them; the feeling of shame
never visits them; they perpetrate public rob
berry. trample on the laws, brow-beat the courts,
mock at the people, and do everything that hoe
est men. would avoid, with GOODNESS that high
waymen might envy. Standing at this moment
$50 many of them as voted for the BROADWAY
RaiIroad) under sentence as convicted crlnnals,
having nothing between them and telons ex-
oiation except a seemingly hopeless appeal TO
he Conrts as a last resort, they seem to have
hidden farewell, not only to honor, but to fear.
and deiantly brave the very authority which
has lust passed sentence upon them, ETC.. etc. :
Our armies swore terribly in Flander, but
nothing to this. New York is certainly grow
ing-but, we fear. not in grace.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15

STAMPED LETTER EEvELoPEs.-The Geneml
Post Office Department have abandoned theif
original intention of issuing the new stamped
envelopes as early as the lst of June, though
he contractors are understood to have portion
If them now ready for delivery at this point
The Postmaster General, being indispcsed 10
scatter them abroad until be can have sufficient
IN hand to send them in every direction, haE
.eemed it best TO wait until the lst OF July,
when ample supply viii be ready They are
rinted on paper made for the purpose, SO wa
terined that in each envelope one may plainly
lie letters "P. O. D., y. S" (meaning Post or
ice Department of the United States) The law
makes it equally felony to counterfeit this paper
as the stamps Louis Democrat.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15

How WE RUIZ FORWARD Scarce fortnight
has passed slice the terrible calamity at Nor
walk occurred and it is al ready almost forgot
ten. Il has celsed to be the subject of thought
or remark Another fortnight, and the sigh of
the bereavel widow or the tear trickIing down
the cheek of he orphan will be the only me
morial OF thatsad event Such is the world.
Onward rolls he wave of time, sweeping in its
resis less course hanaa events, be they joyful or
froughl with sorrow, into the silence of oblivion.
A great mau dies. The wave rolls over his
grave, the world wipes the tear from itseye. and,
turning away from'hi sepulchre, moves on. The
chasm left by his removal is closed up, and he
passes from the minds of men. Il is sad thing
TO think of, this perishing utterly from the mem
ory of the world. 1t is well calculated to hum
bic the spirit of man to reflect that he will one
day be lad in the grave, and from the stiffness
of his las resting place bear the tramp of heed
less Thousands above him. and know that he is
forgottenof them all.--ABany Register.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15

CURE FOR LovE.-TAKE twelve ounces of dis
like. one pound of resolution, two ounces of the
powdesef experience. long sprig of time, four
teen drAchms of the quiet of dishonor and one
quart Of the cooling waters of consideration
Set them over gentle fire of love. sweeten, 1t
with The sugar of forgetfulness. skim il with
the spbon of melancholy, and put II to the bot
tom of your heart. Then cork It with sound
conscience, let il remain, and YOU will truly find
ease and be restored to your right sense again.
These things are to be had of Mr. Love-one only,
at the house Of Understanding. next door to kea.
son. Prudent street, in the parish Of Content
ment,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15

A HEARrLEss BUTcHER.-Boy.-" Mister how
do you sell beef this morning."
Man.-"Why, Ia cents pound-how much
will you have2s
Boy-esl4 cents. eh 2-have you got heart 2
Man. just sold it"
Boy.-..Well, just know'd you couldn't have
a heart. and ak Ia cents for beef; I'm sorry yoI
sold it--cause I'd like to have some meat.
A moment after the boy was seen running on
of the market house, and shin bone after him
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15
ShrODshie s. Massey

81 AVE removed TO their New ouse i'm
a medateiy opposite Messrs. J. Heard
CO.. where they are opening elegant Stock
of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of y
great variety, and near every article usually
kept in the dry goods line. Aud to gentlemt u
wan ing fne out fts, in the way of the latest
styles Of patterns, fashions &c, ", uld do well
to eive them a call. IS their t'tock of Clio hing
is very superior in style, pattern and make.
Also a large stock of Produce and supplies
generally. The public are espectully invited
to call aad examine fGcifstock.
Main Street, Yazoo CiY, sept -. 1872.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15
VarlabI as the shade
By the light quiv ring aspen mac


For more than fourteen years he has had an
Itching palm" hankering after seat in Con
gress-il has been his study BY day and his dream
by night la 1889, he tried it on The ,ohig side
ran as ,chig candidate duly nominated By
aohig convention There could of course, be no
intrigue or corruption in that convention for it
nominated Reuben Davis and the convention
system then was marvellous proper thing -
But even with its help, he was badly beaten.
In l849, be tried il on another shoot as an inde-
pendent denoc, attic candidate. (whiggery had be-
come forlorn hope in MiSsissi ppi) and avow-
edly for the purpose Of putting down the con-
vention system; but he was himself most COM
pletely put down, and had to quit the track be-
fore the race was run out. In 1852. the itch
ing attacked him again, and like the direful
dropsy, ''it grew on what it fed on" He tho't
he'd fix things right this time, and no mistake.
He'd try the convention system again and on
the democratic side; that, he knew always won
in Mississippi. So he and his friends commen-
ced operations early. He had a great MANY let
ters witten to him, pressing him to come in the
field and after much coaxing-much billing
and coeing' he al length most reluctantly con-
sented, though he knew it would be ruinous to
his professional INTEREST," How very patriotic
in him Soon wesee fulsome recommendations
of Col Davis in the shape Of Communications
addressed to several of the democratic papers.
Next followed the county meetings to choose
delegates to the State convention, and by the
active exertions of his friends She delegates cho-
sen from some six or seven of the counties were
Instructed to vote for him. Ali right thought
Col. Davis-I have it now. But he was destin-
ed. for the third time, to be most sadly disap-
pointed. The convention decided against him
he was defeated and Capt. Barksdale, demo-
crat who had never flown from the track, was
Nominated.
Had Col. Davis been nominated we should
have supported him. for we are always willing
IL overlook and to pardon much for the sake OF
the union of the democratic party and the success
~ eur cause hnt there are at least twenty men
in Norta Mississippi whom would have pre-
farrsd Ia him His conduct since, however. has
see iocel a. hat he is utterly unworthy of any
iaoar,ant political trnst and we would not now
vote for him, though dozen conventions were
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15
z. w oaac'<eub oss,

lEf3.-lsy nj g7EasezZ0r at LaV.
woo CITY, II s.
tOEFINUES 10 pslstice in the con ties of
@IY4zo1. Holmes, Madison, anI rroll,
IL the superior courts Of law and Chanc ~ at
Jscks1l, aud the Vice Chancery t at
yarr0ltou. Particular attention will al be
Aad to anycase5 taat my be entrusted to nim
hn Prabate Curt Of Yazoo county.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15

LIVING IN HoPEs.-It is said that there ere
t,pentg-taco tholtsazd applications for olao-a ln
the Custom House. Only seven hundred olnea1
are at the disposal Of the present lne9nl , 9set.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15
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J.. rHARP
,Ba,s gharD & Co
@ W wooD

Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clo-
thing, Hats, Boots, Shoes. Hardware. Queens,
ware, etc. YAZOO CITY. MISS.
gATE are now receiving general stock Of
w the above articles, with many others to'
.edious TO mention all new and fresh, selecl
I'D by ourselves In the Eastern cities AID offt.
sd on as good terms as can he had q j.
or Gentle, We can be found opposite 81
Nann's drug store, and next door 20 Messtf
Haynes a Dabbs Call and zee.'
ept 10th, ISL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15

Yu1HE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 the citizens Of Yazoo City. that he will take
charge of the Classical School in that place on
the first M0nlay in January, 1883
5 He proposes to teach all the branches OF Edu-
cation usually taught in such Schools, viz; Lat
in, Greek French and Mathematics, also the
Natural Sciences.
Having had saveral years successful experience
in teaching in the South. he feels confident Of
giving satisfaction to the patrons Of the School.
And he obligates himself TO make the school one
of permanency and high reputation, provided ne
receives liberal patronage from the citizens of
Yazoo city and vicinity
Tuition fees, from So to S..
Dec. g. lS52-5-tf J. A. SAMPLE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15
DRY GOODS.
Nos. ID & l3. Magazine street

i
CORNER OF COMMON. New ORLEANS
The subscribers have on hand, and still
continue to receive from the North and Eu.
rope, complete assortment of European ans
American Dry Goods suitable for this marke,
and which they respectfully offer fer sale on
reasonable terms.
Their stock Of Dry Goods consists in part
OF the following enumerated articles
French md English Negro Blankets;
7.S, IA, 4-1, and Twilled Lowell Cottons,
3-4, 7-S, IA, and Twiled White and Brown,
Cottons,
Kentucky Linseys and Jeans,
Glasgow Jeans and Lowell Linseys,
PlaidLinseys for House Servants,
Blue and Fancy colored Kentucky Jeans.
White, Blue, Red, Yellow, and Green
Flannels,
Negro Woolen Caps, Socks and Shirts,
Heavy and Light Cotsonades and Denims.
Madras and Mock Madras Handkerchiefs,
for n groes.
Blue, Slack and Mixed Satinets,
French Caicoes, Ginghams, Silks, Bareges,
English Calicoes, Merinos, Alpacas and
BombazetteS,
English Hose, Undershirts. Drawers and
Gloves.
German Hose, and Half-hose,
Plain; White, Figured and Colored Swiss
Muslns.
Irish Linen, Drilling and Diapers,
India Rubber Suspenders,
Apron Checks;
Cotton and Silk Umbrellas,
Cotton and Thread Laces, etc.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock be ore making their
purchases, MORT II BROTHERS, x co.
New Orleans. Oct. o2d IS.12-IV
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L 4 " CARD
q. s SErigElt
A. n. HARDIN.
Hardin c HAYNES

Hardin c Haynes
DstJers ~ Pro luce Groceries, StapIe
tf'ols Winss, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, SUI
gar, 1pfts, -Four, Pork. Bacon, Molasses,
Sd, Spies, Soap, Starch, Shot. ffunpowder.
lAIik,, Btzring Rope and Twine, White
LEAD, QLihine, Sc, &C.
EazOo City, Faiss.
Nearly opposite ?. O'DonHell.
P.S- Wears prepared 10 furnish all kinds
a sAp2,ie7 y Phat5rs, aal make Cash uavan-
cas- o. C1st)1 coasiraa} - our friends in
Ogleanz. &Lessra 0AKET & HAWKINS.
27ll I3ll.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-15
(TlRss, Chirlfa and OaeensVare.

% l-9t559 NaEAsaEa "a E1S- SGAAN9NEHs - &~H =
q USF received and for sale reduced prices,
e1 a general assortment Of Cut, Flint and press
ed Glass; Irobstone and Granite Crockery: Plain
Figured and Gilt China; fine Pocket, Table and
other Cutlery; Silver Spoons Forks. Goblets, &c.
Also fine Watches and Jewelry of all descrip-
tons, together with great variety OF fine fancy
and useful articles.
S. H. WILSON
Nov. II, 1852. Opposite Winn's Hotel
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NEW PAIL AND WINTER nay cooDs "

NEW PAIL AND WINTER nay C0oDs h.v. re-.
eeiNed BY steamers and packets from Neu
q which invite casoner. aud paTeha.s,
IN ana country generally The i0llo~inE constitute part Of
Heavy b GtOsde Rhine. Dresses and Mant,
hfocAde silk In fancy eo'ors black
and !. Meh new sye Plaid silks
RITA French and German M.bSs. md Tsss cA,
~ fAnsy oord and nss style Plaid Aipaeas
s MosSiT Ls,,rss, Canton Cloths aud BombAsinss
Rich french and America Printed de Laine.
r, Ans rIln,sd cashmere aud Psrs Cioths-N eoOrs
anoro. Mo1sselne and Cashmere Robes
Plain and fgurrd Moasselines aud naT.v. A. I.,e.
and :. heavy silk Velvet foe cioak. and Manti,lss
Plain aud Printed Opera Cloths, ali color.
Embroidered. Dotted and Checked swI Mu.lIn.
Neck, Bonnet, Cap and Velvet Ribands
hmbd uemmed stitched aud Tape bordered Uikn
lftsh Linens and shestlngs. and Pillow. Linen
Grass Cloth, Corded wadd,d and Brock adsn slIrt.
ruled, founs. Gonered and Embd Sleeves
a large and choice assortment OF Worked Sleeves
hournins and Second Mourning Sleeves NJ Collar,
Ladies and Gents slik, Mcrino, and vlgonIa Vests
complete assortment Of Ladies' Gents Misses and Boy, Sill
l., A morssd aud Cotton Hose >'
Ladies and Gents Hemmed stitehe and cold o,,, n
Handkerchief ~ WV 0''uu bV'
"a les and Gent, Cora Kid Glove. alexander. make,
IT,, n, 10 Tibet, Cashmere nd Raw SIM Glove.
soeon, Lisr Cambrc swis. Edrinr, and in,.,,.
Enb. 81 ' w Dsma,t Cloths, Napkins DOylss
supe, bk Blue, Brown, Orr en- and Cadet Cloth
wooIs, ~ 10 Fancy CAssimeres style. and AlI,.,
satnets Tu.eS, , attn and handsome wadd vesti6gs
Heavy Heavy all .ool Plains Ker.sys and Lins.,s ''A"'
RarI . d., aneH lana Dual and rwnisd blanket,
ssck, oretn, Drab Mode n Blu. Lac. aan,s
neive,, tapestry, BRUSSELS 3.py and Ip~y.,n ca..,,
nnst, Chsnsie aud Tuf,ed RuTs and Mats 0Peuhs
Kmsreap scotch and "a pr sns ,fS,nSIe caeoes
brown ARD Bleaehed Donsstics, sheetIn..
oEnaburg Of all Manufactures - s"'"ngs and Coto
h .. ~hen' having been purchased with cash mr.. or
wholesale and Retail reasonable advance ON 0u't'u
VALENTINE CRENsHAw co
SEQ NO w Corner Broad 9Th and Capitol streets,
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EAIIL GOODS.

TNNHE she portion q their Fall
their s,orhc,e No. IS Pearl street. doors north Of their
comprise, some hundred packages, and
boots. SilOES, HATS. CAPS, LEATHER, TRUNKS,
ETC. which, having been selected with great care and bought
on the best r' VIII enable them to oer a. gIsa,
IN nil alton Of their stock ~ the Merchants Of vrEna aud
'''''''''' '''' - GUGRLEs 4 BROOKE
No. 10 P-ad Street.
RicHpoSp, August 25th, 1853.
EU- IMPORTANT 10 THE AFFIItTED-Dr. D. HUT
Member The Royal College osurseons London, proeam to the
afflicted r aud near that has ihS pee
ever been 70 hs sS5 10y h, Psp IsasI ."
insure the patient cure in few days, sure remedy ioI
certain bab, Of Youth NAV be obtained Of DR. IIu PrankI
street three che corner Of Governor ss h
log in the and head when asleep great Ss9s
attended sometimes Wh arrangement q mind Dr. HuLf
may be consulted 10 a. a,I o. CEHrA A ID @ % sa
u The Kdneysi also thoss peculiar Affections which arse rom
rage impossible andn c end destroys both mind andOody The
Person. Affected r uTsrs dscharre, debility q the uri.
nsU organs Or ho,s who are suffering ,ot ne n
% to dc by other physicians may be speedily cured by applying TO
dONoREHRA permanently cured without he admins.
aion q any mercury basami or ether drng'Vheh may oppose
dEEETs are htnlo the constitution. Theyead to ,cue,
L. guarantees cure permanent one, In shori time,
Those vho ars stcd YIN any q The forms q ,hs C,, dc.
ias M soJ bsstb. 10 1ail immediately
no false odefy you making knoun 20
education and resprrtahy, alone bend you
e who under Dr. HUEr, and bic sncnt
nousy conhde h honor gentleman and n whose bosom
winbe forever locked The secret Of his patient
There In The world IN whom w ~ safe W rrpoe
confidence especially delicate mature. To- manype.
which the csunyi s hed and e
appointments which the unfortunate subjected ~
consulting men, matter ~ Justice 70
ton the public aTanst them and point hcm 90 The sure haven 81
repOse."
Dr. Husr ntes ancted however hopeless their case may
appea their disease be- OF however ply
ans on remedies they tried hs knoviedre sku
the test In AZ er1ninGfOn ofscasf zen D notiag
HE PROMISES EvERY PERSON HE TREATs, A PERMA
MINT AND RADICAL CURE FOR LIZ.
once arranged that The person calling viii but
the Doctor himself uhois In constant attendance bic private
ready aud WHg 70 render relief % al Who give him
call.
Dr. HUETs Medicines entirely vegetable; they easily
Without hndrance
10 The subtraction Of the patient, fee required.
Al consultatou strictly confidential
Apply hia Medical once, Frantin street. nearly
Let Presbyterian Church, Richmond, Va.
Hours A. NJ. until p. w. from
w. until p. w., Sundays excepted
Persons distance be cured By letter poi paid stain
case, and enclosing small fee. Terms moderate.
All consuliaions ttotly confidential.
Price q hedns per package -, Which 10 proves
lu1lclent % perform
- An surgical operations performed. molly
LNOR eALE PRyATELYAn eroelisnt Carriage Driver sad
~ Hos'lsr also young Woman, Who good Cook Apply
1910 HILL TALLkY.
- osLs LOO bbi, portion NC, a ior sale W
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