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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-27
A FIGHT MOSTLY.

We had little peasurable excitement
Yesterday in witnessing about two thirds Of
Il good old fashioned Georgia fight, an in
cident which agreeably obtruled upon the
stagnant monotony of these dull tiInes.-
The combatants were both Georgians, as We
gathered from their remarks, and evidently
bad been friends up to the rupture in ques-
ion OF their amicabe relations. Whisky
had brought them to that normal state of
pugnacity which is ih- birthright of the ma
tives of that chYarous commonwealth, and
seemingly obivious to the fact that they were
IN New Orleans and not in Georgia town
IN Court week." they passed through the
first third of the fight, which consisted Of
An imnen>ity of braggadoco, which would
lave made a very Gascon vote himself q fool
in the business am boss, a,n," said
Georgia No. ! "and gentlemen, can eat
up 70. fodder that ar huckleberty raised, dirt.
~ating, blue-bei4d blower can, whoop"
To which No. responded "G4ntlemen,
Fin a painter, (panthsr) am, and can tar
up into shoe-strings that ar ager skinned
janders struck. linber-kneed child Let him
come on now feel owdacious, I can tell
you !" so Fin ready child" said No l,
with gay ferocity, lest write to your friends
il you are g vine to lock horns with this hoss!'
Come on rejoined No. Q, here's he pain
er'A claw your yaIIer hide into more streaks
an coon skin, d--n your eopher-headed,
no eyed couutniucp - as it ftr tout
tlen 2 " "Yes, TAR font, goure an bite,
rough an tumble. old Georgia fashion,
Wade in cbicken!" EoergeicalIy acting
upou this intimaiion, the chicken "waded
i'm with the fury of an embodied white
'quall, and was waded into with equal good
will. This WAS the second third of the fight,
and the third thrd-----that Of seeing an eve
or two pulled out an nose BIZ of, we did
not witness as il did not occur, rumor OF
approaching police and the companions OF
rhe beiligerenls csusng a stopp4ge Of the
absorbngly interesting proceedings. The
lule affair occurred up near the levee end Of
81. Andrew street, and was exiiarating while
1t lasted " 0. True Delta.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-27
a HUNDRED YEARS AGO.

Tho Pittsburg Post of the 2lst instant,
aIudi"g to the near approach Of the one
hundredth anniversary of Old Fort Du-
qu-sne, says: "One hundred years ago
there was not single white man in Ohio,
Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois Territories
Then, What is now the most fiourishing part
Of America, was as lille known as the
country around the mountains of the moon.
Ii WAS not until 1869, that the "Runter Of
Kentucky" the gallant and adventurous
Boone left his home in North Caroiins, to
become the first settler of Kentucky. The
first pioneers of Ohio did not settle until
twenty years after this time. hundred
wears ago, Canada belonged to France, and
the whole population Of the United States
did no, exceed million and half Of pco-
pie hundre years ago, the great Fred
erck OF Prussia was performing thos great
exploits which have made him immortal IN
military annrIs, and with biz little monarchy
was sustaining a single handed coues with
Russia, Austria and France-the three g-eat
powers of Europe combined. A hundred
Years ago, Napoleon was not born, and
Washington was young and modest Vir.
ginia Colonel and the great events in the
history OF two worlds, in which these great
but dissimiIar men took lending parts, were
then scarcely foreshaAoWed. A hundred
years ago the United Stat IS we're the most
loya part of the British Empire, and on the
political horizon TO speck indicated the
Struggle which, within score Of wears
thereafter, established The grea: Republic Of
the world A hundred years ago, there
were but f ur newspapers in America--steam
engines had not been imagined, and rail-
roads and telegr 'phs had not entered into
the remoiest conceptions of man. When
we come to look back at it through the WIS.,
IA ot history, we find that to the century
which has passed has been allotted more
important events in their bearing upon the
happiness of the world than almost any
other which has elapsed since the creation
A hundred wears hence what will he the
Developments! 1t is past finding out-ex-
pt in one thing-a thought which aston
i.hel Xerxes when he stood upon Mount
Atbos--a with but few exceptions, nov
| living will be dead.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-27

EE- For an editor to assert that he is the
fast friend of Stephen A. Douglas and not
an enemy of the administration, he occu les
the same position Of the man who is profes
siagly a Christian, but practically servant
ofthe Devil. How can man eulogise Doug-
las in his political onslaught upon Presden'
Buchanan and bis administration, and be
true and friendly to said administration : =
One Of the two must be wrong He will
hate the one and love the other. Some poitl
clans are like very great many Of our re
iigionists = they are trying to serve two
masters. The Douglas Democrat is hurrah'
ing for the Little Giant" and at the same
time patling Mr.. Buchanan on the back say.
ing, don't be afraid, wen stick to you."-
What humbuggeryi What deception -
They are either jor or against! They hate
the one Or love the other,
BrownsUille Journal.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-27

Jonx VAN BUREN ON FoRNEY.-Prince John
the other day made speech in New York, in
which he dealt Forney clincher. lie said that
il the Democrats about Tarrytown had searched
Forney's boot about the time he was making thai
speech there, it was more than probable that o
pass could have been found therein from Seward
Tarrytown is on the spot where Maj. Andre was
captured BY Paulding and comrades during the
Revolution.
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my share in he p ng forward so clear def.
milton of the Assembly's exact position on
this uj4ct, that every Southern man NAV
have a perfect understanding of it--so that
he who reals mas run, or renounce and de
nounce the constant md unalterable faith, and
utterly rep ldiate the uniform deliverance oil
such an Assembly. A. NEWTON.
JACKSON, Mss, Oct. g. 1853.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-27

MIR and Mrs. Pierce are expected at Florence,
from Switzerland en- route for Rome, whittier Mr..
Hawthorne has gone. Mr. d. passed the sum
merlin II pleasant villa near Florence, with his
family. The reading public will probably not be
in its expectations of another book
from his pen.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-27

CASE OF GEN. HAsKELI-Gen. Haskell, now
in the Lunatic Asylum in Kentucky, has become
entirely deranged, and there is no hope Of his
ever being restored. tits necessary to keep him
brilliant intellect l--Knorei1le Wing.