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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

YELLOW FEvER.-This disease has disappeared
from Vcksburg and Jackson, and is abatug
somewhat in New Orleans. The health of Yazoo
City is good and we hear the same of Canton.
Neither place is thought to be in danger of
Yellow Fever, and now that the news from
Vicksburg is so favorable. their exemption Is
almost reduced to certainty.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

MILTTARY.-The announcement of Capt VIM
F. Gaines as q candidate for the Brigader Gen
eralship will be found at the head of this cou nm
Captain Gaines was in the celebrated Mckee
regiment, which won such unfading laurels on
the plains of Buena Vista, and has been twice
honored with presentations Of swords in compli.
ment to his distinguished valor in the Mexican
war.
Our friend Major McCardle of the Southron is
announced as a candidate for Major General. 1t
is exceedingly gratifying to see such evidence
of ambition among the editorial fraternity. The
Southron and Free Trader we hope will both be
famous, and occupy the highest military positions
in their respective divisions. Our breaking tripod
can hardly sustain us and our enthusiasm; but
from its giddy height we propose three cheers
for McCardle and Wood. They are handsom
fellows, will make capital officers, and deserve
success, and we twill be at charges" for glass
of-ldger beer-to drink their health.
Query-How do aspiring editors collect the
rhino for drill day xpenses-swords, pistols,
prancing horses, etc.? This is the only considera-
ion which prevents our trying for Corporal.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

Co A man who is tired of waiting for the
Queens message perpetrates the following
"Why is COW like baby? Because one
drinks water and makes milk, and the other
doesn't"
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September 4, 1853.

To Charlottesville will soon commence to
print election tickets. Candidates who wish their
names inserted will please notify us Immediately,
otherwise it will not be done. Our aspiring
friends will bear in mind that our fees are re-
.uired in advance.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

In the First Congressional District Of Arlxan-
sas, the vote for Hindhan was 1926; for his
competitor. Crosby, 1853 :: Hindman's majority,
Is, 402. In the Second District, Rust received
l6,2O2 votes, Jones S,104. and DrewS,452. Ma
jority Of Rust over both his competitors, 9,746.
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Young Men, Parents,

AND FRIENDS OF EDUCATION,
A RE requested to address the President of
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Isl. Louis Missouri, for the ANNUAL Pamphlet
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COURSE completed in from to 20 weeks:
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MILITARY.--We invite attention to the an.
nouncements of Geo. NJ. Powell and W. s.
Epperson, Esqs-, who are candidates for Colonel
and Lieut.. Colonel of this Regiment These
popular gentlemen will be apt to run through
without opposition.
" Tpo forty, q'lanqP
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REMovAL.-We have moved our Office to the
room over s. II Wilson's establishment, from
which the future numbers of the Democrat will
be issued, and where we will always be happy to
see our friends.
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81 HPompey, what am dat goes when de
Wagon goes, stops when de Wagon stops ;
1t am no use to de Wagon, yet do Wagon
can't 90 without y * CUBS dat up, Clom.' <
'tWhy, Dc noise Oh Cuase."
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New Goods.
YazOO City Picture Gallery.

HAVING disposed of my picture business
IA to Mr.. Paul, Zone of the best artists in
the United States,) beg leave to tender my
thanks to the citizens of Yazoo for their very
liberal patronage towards me, and solicit con-
tinuance of the same in behalf of Mr. Paul,
and as my office adjOins his Gallery, when not
otherwise engaged, shall take pleasure in wait
ing on those who think there is no one can take
as good picture or as correct likeness as
C. SWAIN.
September 4, 1858, (yly
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RUNAwAYs.-See advertiser ent of Reward by
Judge Jones, who has lately had two rascally
Philippians to make their escape to parts unknown.
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P. 3. COOK g. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

H AVING received new and extensi v,
AH assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Chem
Gals, Perfumery, Paints, Oils and Stationery
respectfully inform planters. physicians ant
Others, that they are prepared to supply them
with everything in their line OF the most unex|
ceptionable quality. and at prices as reasona'
bic as they can be purchased for esewhe re-
Among the articles in store and being received
are the following Pure Medicines
Powered Turkey Rhuharb, in l, D., and 4
bottles;
% ounces Turkey Opium, in l, 1, and
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Rh g u IN 4 It's M cured
Without fail by DIR T. MGOWN'S
SA B SAP ARIL L A
And EOdIde of Potash,


n HE great BLOOD PURIFIER and HEALTH
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the only kind, worthy the confidence of physicians
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A certain cure for Bowel Complaints, as Diar-
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MGown'S Dogwood and Iron,
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MGown'S Golden Pectoral,
For the relief of Coughs, Colds Consumption etc.
MGown's Stomach BitterS
pleasant Invigorating Tonic, to be used be
fore meals in Dyspepsia, Debility, etc:
MGown'S Ointment,
Never known to fail curing Old Sores, Cancers
Chronic Sore Eyes, ETC.
The above prepared and sold in Memphis BY
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EYr The celebrated musical composer
Bale, it is saidi coutemplates a visit to the
United States.
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We are authorized to announce GEO. NJ
POWELL as candidate for Colonel Of Yazoo
Regiment.
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For sale.

For sale.
INCUR Of the best negro dogs 90
IL in the State, on credit until <y
The first of January next These asz11-s
dogs are all young and in good =,
training. For disinterested information win
regard to these dogs, the purchaser can refer to
any planter or overseer on Silver Creek, and
Col Durfey; Messrs. Miller, Stone, VIM. CLARK
and Others. on Wolf Lake.
These dogs are offered very low, and can b
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L. A. Campbell, Silver Creek, Yazoo Co nty.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

We are authorized to announce W. s. EPPER-
SON as candidate for Lieutenant Colonel of
Yazoo Regiment.
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FOR BRIGADIER GENEKAL.

MAJ. AUGUSTINE CHEW will be warmly
supported for General of this Brigade, at the
October election, by MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized to announce Capt. VIM. F.
GAINES, of Vicksburg, as a candidate for Gen
eral of the First Brigade of the Second Division
FOR MAJOR GENERAL.
We are authorized to announce VIM. Fl
NcCARDLE, of Vicksburg as q candidate for
Major-General of the Second Division
BGg~ The Second Division comprises the coun-
ties of Yazoo, Washington, Holiness Madison
Issaquena, Warren, Kinds, Rankin, Scott, New
ton, Clarke, Jasper, and Lauderdaie.
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QUARANTINE OR NO QUARANTINE.

In consequence of a death by Yellow Fever on
Saturday night last, two miles in the country,
a meeting of the citizens was held at the Court
House on Sunday, to discuss the propriety o.
quarantining the ingress of outside BARBARA ms
into our healthy city Owing to other engage
ments, we had not the pleasure of attending, but
are informed it was rather fsverish meeting,
The main question was argued with great elo.
quence and ability, as well as various other topics
of crest interest to the people generally, and that
assembly in particular
Our citizens rested their destiny, with the
utmost confidence, upon the verdict Of this
august meeting, which showed its worthiuess by
phlosopbic fOrtitude and logical pointedness
in Yellow Fever debate that was truly creditabe
and refreshing. Just enor gh ex, itement pre-
vailed to spice the occasion After full consid-
GRAFTON, the city fathers determ ined that the
arguments con outweighed the reasons pro they
therefore knocked the quarantine in the head. as
the City Council had donc before, and adjourned
sc pluribus anum."
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OCE- The Trade, Teachers, and Seminaries
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Dealers, Teachers and Amateurs will do we'll to
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McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMEN
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE

TIE GREATEST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED FO
MAN on BEAST.
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Miracle of Honesty.

At a party one evening, several con-
tested the honor. of having done the most
extraordinary thing; and reverend gen.
tleman was appointed sole judge of their
respective professions. aof q n7.ip
Oss party produced his tailor's bill with
a, receipt attached to it. A buzz went
through the room that this could not be
sutdene, when
A second proved that he had arrested
his tailor, for money lent to him.
'The palm is HIS" was the general cry
when third put in his claim: sfL
"Gentlemen," said he, 81 cannot boast
of the feasts Of either of my predeces-
sors, but have returned to the owners
two umbrellas that they left at nay house,
"I'll hear no MORE" cried the aston
ished arbiter; this is the very ne plxs al-
ira of honesty and unheard of deed; it is
an act Of virtue of which Z never knew
any one capable. The prize is"
"Hold, y said another, I've done more
than that g. a 8
"Impossible," said the whole company,
'but let us hear ai2 AaA1 re -
"Ivs been taking my county paper for
twenty years, and paid every year in ad-
vance" 9
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when l reached these shores, I found my
self almost as poorly off. / turned my
steps hither, and wondered if I had one
true friend left. / knew that some one
must have my property, and l wished
that it should fall to some one that loved
ne. Bat thinks 1, it they know how rich
| am, they'll all love nae. So I deter
mined to find some one, if 1 could, who
loved poor Uncle Adam Wilson, and you
know the result All. l came nigh giving
up, but fortune brought me here, and
here found all l could possibly want
Henry and Sarah, my noble, generous
friends it is now my turn to be the helper.
So cheer up. My property is all Safe,
and it is all for you. You only have
proved yourselves worthy, and only pray
to God that l may be as happy ia seeing
you enjoy my bounty, as 1 have been in
enjoying your warmest and kindest love "
/ 1t required some time to quiet the
feelings of the young husband and wife,
and when they dared to trust their words
they blessed the old man in earnest and
grateful tones. II shall not refuse your
noble Offer" said Henry. as soon as he
could speak plainly, ''fer know you
we'll enoughto know that you will be hap
pier to see us enjoying your bounty than
you would be were we to refuse it.
Refuse it? Why, you can't refuse it.
It's yours, all yours; and all that ask is,
that you will let me enjoy it with you"
For the next half hour, there was
weeping, and laughing, and blessing, and
thanksgiving, and then the little party
settled down into a calmer, deeper joy.
In time, the story Of Uncle Adams
wealth leaked out, and many bitter
regret was the resnlt-regret from those
who made nohome for the old pedagogue
Some envious ones even went so far as
to say that Henry Loomis knew the old
man was wealthy, before he took him in;
but at the same time they knew better,
1 for they had the assurance of one who
never spoke falsely, to the contrary.
However, none of these things darksn.
ed the peace and joy of the young mer,
chants home. He rose above his pecuni
AIRY troubles, and as his new wealth
brought new sources of happiness to hi,
possession, he forgot not those who were
/ in need. The same spirit which hae
! prompted him to give the old pedagog III
a home still operated in all his doings
and many were the poor people who learn
ed to bless him. E..-..4se.. ESQ sif
i ,Uncle Adam has been dead severa
years. but bis bounty is in worthy hands
and many, very many, beside Henry an'
his wife, have reason to bless the hour tha
brought the old pedagogue and his wealtl
! to their village. 800 -
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The Homonyyms r Of Congress. !.

! As usual the list of members of Cen
gress contains several homonyms, which
render it particularly necessary to point
out their initials in order to distinguish
them. For example, we find five Joneses,
two in the Senats and three in the House;
and what is worse, six Davises, two Of
whom bear the name of Timothy--the
one from Iowa, the other from Massa-
chusetts How shall we distinguish them
without mentioning their respective States!
It is much to be feared that they will dis
cover each others secrets from inevitable
errors at the post Office. And what may
ensue. Afterward come four Clarks,
three Wrights,- three Washburns, three
Thompsons, two Marshalls, two Clays,
two Stewards, two Shaws, two Taylors, two
Shermaas, two Wilson's, two Masons, two
Halls, three Stuarts or Stewards, two
Phelpses,5 two Morses, two Harrises, and
two Morrises, The Smiths are conpar-
atlvely rare this session n--only two in, the
House, and none in the Senate. This is
much below the usual proportion, and we
must believe, with one of eur compatriots,
that the Smiths have generally been placed
this time on the beaten tickets.
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qnired in a limited period of time, but THE
is generally effected by sacrifice of all
moral principle AID worth, and resort
to falsehood, Misrepresentation and dis
honesty. But there is a strong probabil-
ity Of that man, who will labor vigorously
and perseveringly succeedingin acquiring
wealth, without resort to dishonest
means, and will not an observation of the
facts prove this to be true. Then if the
foregoing be true we have it within our
power to become almost anything We
please, but after we have once made choice
and set out on pursuit, we should labor
and perseyerc to the end if we would gain
the prize. a But here is the sause-of many
being defeated they become weary in well
doing, and abandon the undertaking ere
they reach the desired haven. Perhaps
they have made choice of that Invaluable
treasure, knowledge; they set about the
work with vigor and make noble effort
for while, but on raising their heads to
see what is going on around them they
see some who are making rapid strides in
| the acquisition of wealth; they now grow
enyious, repent their choice, and choose
again; makes vigorous effort for short
time, but finally abandon this pursuit in
disgust, little dreaming that by such a
course, they are surely paving their way to
wretehedness and want. Thus they pass
life in changing froui one thing to another
and fail to reap the reward of their toll,
because each pursuit is abandoned ere /,
is time to expect the prize, when in all
probability bad they persevered in the frs,
undertaking. the prize would have been
gained, and at the close of life, they would
have been blessed with the consoline
thought that they had not lahored in vain
but that the object for which they labored
had been achieved.
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UsrrrAsAsr. There il ! GOOD iot. &

UNPLEASANT. There Is : good joke e. !,
an old doctor, that, being on visit to : |,
village where he had spent the earlier part
of his life in practice, he one morninf bs-
fare breakfast went into chrrch-yard
near the house where be Was oppipe; !:
Breakfast being placed upon ths tabis, the, !,
doctor was inquired for. ;ss s.
II believe" said the servant, vhoshad:
seen where he went, that he has gone o.,
pay . visit to some Of his old patients. : $ !.
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assTHE OLD iPEDAGoGuE.

-sx.s., s1t,s,ls : ssss 80, 81 -. IT,.sf
,s lps ,o"og,e l,ss's p,e.sss :, dea' e i,'s
;ssssss.s;..tea ssas ~, ,sns s,ars
rss s - In s le.s .n sa - u,
~ - iii raaa "a ~ !. wha ln,y ~, anIv ltaow .ha
;ac;d.a,s Z hsrs ,scordsd hn, who .lso
hs,.~ a =, .ha n.rt;s. - n.Il and ,hsv wil,
bar ne v;,ssss thst write thess ,bings
,s,n,y actually bapnebed .ziIa
- H., = r sr :.
.9.t ons.ana.twen,y who bnd isst opened
.sstors IN his native village There were
bnts he towa was growing and Henry be,
lis1sd he could make d handsome business
l,ytot,sninr third. He had been mar
riSdabo,tt 4 year. taking for his wife one
vlc lad ihesi, brought up from infancy
clbsss bys him. Winter had come, and
HeSrv4ad been in business for himself six
,s,SSn shs j Pins far he had done we'll -
Pe6pie liked him. and he had trade enough,
t6Sapport fiim and something over $.
ist1ne. ev.u;A he a,,d his wife sat m their
eupaforsable parior-befors their well filed
cyates and the latter held her infant mon
sefskness s1asss lisf sik $50
-taH ow II isnowsls, uttered Henry at the
aainc time turning his rase upon the fair
fxce of Mis- good wife. 5g
-asirs4s9 aiSseyere storm. Henry: indeed
;tg. k On howl ,,ity an one who has no
b6g6e t6 q, &, sncI, q riaht as tiIis..o .ee-
sssays Sarah. tf,sy, deserve pity. God
grant there be none such ia our neishbor-
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"John, did you Gnd any eggs in the old
hens nest, this morningl"
No sir. If the old hen laid any, she
mislaid them" .t
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JANUARY


The year has lest its leaves again,
Ehsswcrld looks old and grim;
God folds his robs of glory thus,
That we may see but him. ,3l
And all his stormy messengers,
That come With xhirIwind breath,
= Bsat out the chan of vanity, a -
But lsave the grains of faith. !.
atslsleh lsesfp stfd Ssl$ s5stoisiFfgss 3
-siEe b seek no oil in summer time
sd: Our winter lamp to trim;
sloBat strive to bring God down to as,
10 sMore than to riseito him. ea
We tread through fields of brightest flower
As if we did rot know ei ~
Our father made them beautiful,
Because he loves, US so.
ave seek, i. prayers and penance,
To do the martyrs part,
siRenismbering not the promises :
ais Are to the pure in heart.
nThen blow o wild winds, as ye list,
assi And let the world look GRIM 81
God folds his robe ofsglory thus, -
.as That We may see but hin. - $3.50
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What day in spring is command to go
ahead? March fourth.
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A good constitution i hke =
money box the fall value of. It Il neser
properly known until Is Is broken
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az Whydo old maids wear nistsast
To keep the chaps OF. .zsss