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- al this Of The year
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She public nay relv With ccnfdesce OF tho uee Of
STEiNFsAD'r
DCGD1sI U.GNaC 5IETEAS
~ 6e OILY SAFE edy n 6H-fsA and u
sepie.g fb~ss rvalusSe osts--s rt rreolcae
approved encefry, suf thsy snd
bic spnres Srtpt fAoi, sfouS be 7Aee
riert few mtn-,ec srd awsys up0s
IN AM emergency. Ger esie by
e5kinFkL u. 70 NASSAU stree.
koit u. ept fer the tpned SSAaaa
ard by ali druggists, grceeys asd bars Ia tire CITY
IL 1Oap ARC 81 vss rxnGm CASES
pIs aoiUEEH, 90
JOHn FOLtZ,
Ssnrfsutr-er. les RroatyAs.
Gold rsns esds TO crds-t Al fru - " 80 doreR ry
ASys rsfpscs E;ty so1oi'ec
I .sRY hcUFS. CF ALI. KINDS CAN BE MADE PgR.
IL recsy wser tight for By TIE spp.iosol. at tia
ing eHIerse, OF
JCEsS 4 CEslsLE<'s
GNGTA YsR'.iiA CaA sNr RCOPtNa.
Call AID zee specimens IL ref. at hstr olces,
BIO BhSAbWaY,
Opposite 1t chosa Acssi Nav YORK
ss9 fULfON sT.iEET breokiyn
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hUNIkKAL, July 0V, Io05
fhe steamship Iudan rallied ircm Quebec for Liverpool
at hsl past O'CLOCK TINS morning. taking out 81 caon
and 81 ateerass Passengers Weather clear wind
ard lisht.
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CuasssJorcs Bn,r Oys, Wigs and Wcupees-
DE In tie world, wholesale retail and the dye pr
c.el, sprLed, at No 6 sficr Ecuse
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DIiES. PiLEs, PlL&

Rihh0 in"'' Yxv HAVEN. Oct. Is t86R
rr vt1xyR-l hsye bern sfNcrt with external piles for
the last e,srer wears czsraied upou ana have trle1
ep ,sc .sre,er ,ecies foe curing piles TO. the did
RI 1000 10 ~rec,et con5hion ylss advised By
bt did ard an h.ppy state TIA, bas enureiy cur Cd
N ~ tia. dresdsal tiease piles Yours respectfully,
e'A $3.50 ApWAHU ri RArfyEN
Aeercy for NE sale Of IT Winners pa FuppcEory No.
leS Roviry, Nev York. 'F"
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Genip's Stock OF summer Hnss rs going
ypridy tie The assortment ia conpes,
Prices all poctets GErlT Btiter E0T broa6 way
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iul supply ofttis eli now b. had Ooaes,
rsal ls1Ds-. and tres from ali IMPURITIES
AUsSkhs, Agsns s. Pearl Nreek u. T.
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Hsysy's agfsvpssexODss ~ the Best and Cheap
=, as.ics drtsezx tespfyi,x cleaning cuyng presesv
as5 ,es.o-ys NE hair ladies. try II Gold tY ~ drug
vfrts
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FOB CHU4D1ss IzEa HING,

fCE CHUlD1SS 1EE1HlHE,
WM Fo<it'ey cure cholera irfsbusA dysersery ~
asrr5gs, vTd crs ard AZ ozssAss ,nc5ea, 70 TIE PIC
ri tce.emg
Ls,-ez rect 70 the Iatssf reiis' alb II h
tart feTfert Snll By NJ dxusEds II
ser borisr s-f d: tbs ofsca IS isosy street.
AEuEEAy ELL ICES zoe s-LE-7 suBsCRIRRH
w viii sen cineieep 'pts the side Of fourth
th.a.ae ,se sashwes. sad rorhes Ihirs
tt,it tyse and the teltwFs Thirty tevehsk
erect Svs cts tcgssfsr, erjoi-i ing the OF brown
sre ewelrgs esirnfrE to Mntior and four'eeB
c:s eFshss ts balance Of ,be highly improved block
or vhahhs eepar res,tercss of aesss helps CcdEs
sDe oseys asea GEs rs IN rcn Ut shrse lots doog
t'nre ain or hy ife cts row hating rcmpste3 eI
tra'cr OF 'he l1srtv Will ttst there 20 location
II The CITY which advantages r ryt csass
dweilres sro ccasches will be nsds 70 suit pr
cirssrf. Arply to d. WHI3iUCK, or j. r. CLAAks
Age t. - Eeesmaa street
M s!IGsy.ks a NE~ ksrHCD futiy ILUSIkA.
~ TED srS d. te6 IN al family ta Gem etc any
sddsn) contains ,crrse approval ro the cisn.
Spishec Or Warren stpre Of ROM treans0 III
Mott AIkccan, OF 'he teeth .oy nov
wear are iryffa 10 miro BIZ mos. mrorssn -
they Ed s tire Re fu-rn5ed WIN eueoco ~
ate ,hs osts OF fe meet ssal oPerrto,r Mno apc
syster have failed. EAnJ p saaH Dea'si euiaeo"s
|
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was saruisbt out republican p'festo closing " Nh an
appeal 70 the non ssvenolders Of Kentucky 70 make pro
parssous 10 neat fad the national triumph OF the
republicans Tnere were no attempts 1t disturbance
during tine speech
Tho Claims Of American Oislxcns Against
Cllans
wAsHls0ros, July 80, 1859
Information has been received al ias Department OF State
the effect that ae proper steps have beer by
Chinese government TO carry into effect the arrangements
ruAde by Muiser Reed tie Jay OF the various
ella OF American czeus amounting 10 sbou, 100000
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Holloway Pills ard OH inner mt Our Bodies
discharge ELL waste after through TIE oowsls hcneys and
tstn ard Boil lilly oir ihese portAnt
rlpns 10 perfect health, wheu diseased In any way.
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saAif-Its D1seaSss, fall. ChsDkS OF Color,
sad i,s en- beishmert treated CAREFULLY By GRANDJHAN
20 Twelfth street. vaas side and near SrosdwAr.
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60 Have Your Shirts Made to
c,eer at H0oD3S, 262 Broadway, New York, and Canal
street, Orlesns
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Eiuss Ehsdcs Of nil Sizes for Covering
cocis nowers &c 10 DC constant hand aud made q
order utpoi los William street corner OF ann.
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A"bcusb 10 wac serious rstsr the sinners owing 70
TIE nA'tpess Of their hearts, cid laugh,

W. !" wac q serious Eetsg, the sinners owing TO
"e 1A'epess Of their hesris, CAD laugh.
BIeLE soGIsrY MEsry~e IL TURKEY
ire nth Annual meeting Or the fponIe BV,1>
soey, sn auxisry 70 the "B,i,iso Foreign - vas nsid
We iath q JoLe Ia Eas oty In The chapel OF she
oo" a cntey Count oe ZuyIeu NJ vect oas OF tho
VIZ PteheDss IN the chIir ny uofort u1ase conci-
u"s, uf HeeirR tcog pane white the nlshop " Gp-
'h'a sac oo'org his nfi o. aud tho uteadanco
MAS IRE chapel wss veil fn.d Noep were read from
ne eon James Wiiisn,h, he Amer,csn Minister, ex.
tsik regret nj beii pyeyel.ed from fouga
no sIctin,p enc from INT Rev DE- Pfsnder, and 400
rev G'iobie ohsp ain to the British Eu oassy, ex-
cu'lts ueT atBefc- 10 censeq uencs o eng sgeuae1s
ait 'be Bshop The atrosl report was read by tnc
SsTrt'a'y, tire Rev Thomson, OF tho Scotch Free
Soaieh, wbcb stated thar $4,000 copss ct the Now
"f'smebt N ArnebisI or symepo Torkitb, and O. 900
s"pts q tbe fssns, In the latter, had ssued
I'm ire press oprrR the post year White 5000
co ies OF the Old Tcsisneot with or Without tho
new aso u ArutSo ruIkisn, still in the press;
utspf tosl Of 81 0cC copies OF TIE Scriptures issued
10 rIs psrathn unner the Of American Mission
10 n6 cost OF these edorB the bfsh and Foreign Bba
sfcty hnc contributed &, ,438 ant the American Bible
society ~ III The completion OF al edition or COZ
pes OF ihe Old Tesiamtt 10 Hebrew sn1 aeb.eo German
under the care Of 'bs rev Rudolph Kong oe the Scotch
Free Gnu ch WAS aAo oupced the being defray
py 'bc astsh spr Foreign Bible Society. me total
ceirs Tor the PAST ehT had sWouneo 10 964 piases
oHi was Initiated that former subscribers would
ronbtsts contribute they calls one OF CHIEF
on' lines i'm winch the society had 10 contend bepg
'A1 vspt Of COLLECTORS and sssstabc5 earnestly
quet'eo from tbcse nbers Of the ecc,efy who he'd
!'ile iDe II their oisposal Several resolutions were
'l-n soop'ed amer which ce'leo'on made VIII ca
produced boo piastres. ara the meesirg separated
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1hc Ds sses "A ce sna 3rsyxu s~yn.y ara
UreeAhiAioo LG&lagx NJ DSAvurr


sHIFriN--BAusKR.-InH oooken, on Thursday, July %
y! .Ie rev worsiow, LEWIS scsrTLIs, Of New YORK
10 ADA BAuERa, late Of Germany.
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Drawings OF Wood, EDDY q Co g Lotteries
DELAWARE, Extra GLASS No AIS July 80. 1859
20, SO, SO, II, 6, SO, al, 80, Sc, IL, 8, sc.

Tn.w.nl. OI.ss No IA. july 20. is5s 00'
81, 80, GA, l6, Is, Ia. SIS. 60, 81, AZ. II, /, 8.
Gxos0lA, Class No All. JuIy 80 1854
Co. U.s. a. IS, 60, A. l. o5 GO, &c. As, 50. 90 ~ G7.
fsxsRCli, CT ase no. 4i2. Ezra july 80 iss9
8, 62, 90, 20, ca, CT, 20, Z, 90. Ii, 40, II.
WOOD. EDDY co.. Wl.njnsson. Del
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Ore Dollar Only - Now Charged for &
course CT leeacns cur sewirs Machines
l. NJ 81; NIGER Il co, i6S broadway.
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Defiance Ss,nnsBsfer Safes, with Patent
powder proof cks and bars Aso ere and burglar
psr'nr afe nerc 63 furrsy nIee corner Of College
place 'ioi ntrls i92 feaf sxeeD.
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DE vgncaA 4 co EpERrAY rgAncE,
vine Of RATE ally a. moderate price rod Z, the prn-
country. y. v. HAU6HwoUT Sole Importer
corner Of Broadway Broorne street, Ne York
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r,nce Imperial Champagne

we eti's Patent Family Sewing MaGhsnss--
Rev style Price $50. cfhce All Broadway.
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In tee city county New ynrs from the 23d day Of
juy, 10 the 3oth aay o:Ju,y 1884
lien 81; waren, "a. boys, 2el; girls, ie7Taa', el6
Adults l5s; children, 46S; mhlee SA5 !ecsaies 91l
coicre6 persons. o
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HsyTsnS's patent Champion Fra
And burglar proof sAies III BoArwAs cesret o. Murray
n, "
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s,n per's esyyipg pIn.l.ines

singers sewing B1atl.iEes
arc kuI error fo all manufacturing purposes
Are more oPfirao!e TOR al b.S;lx o. family rsw'og
ere capable Of dong erestsr variety o. ~ofk.
Are perfectly sim pie aur easily kept In Greer
arc much cieALey because they ssrr rcorey.
Are Just the machine for iiy.
M. SINGER CO., 4Je Broadway.
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Grover 81 Bnkrr's Celebrated
rcIssIF,s Family ehwTNG aACHiS FS,
1T REDO; HG Pk CEs
7ewvtrsyiiy ST tel BvDaDTAv.
" III return 10 ass 10 d few Gays.
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CoMPoUkD

COAFoCFD C1OiEEA CORDQAI
pcese remedy Of Invaluable qualities ta tia prsrnnss
And OF cbcers norbus ckoiesa nfsntun diarrSA
20 household o. culc b whcus, reetcf.a Fssk pos
srctAfd II nest box which rercevs espeusl
vexi.Hce to travellers IN whom will found
ber EFT enuR the Unpleasant eects 81
char Of drinking water hoc By dpngliss ao6 ma119
vet6evs PRICE &c per bo.ie. wsosesaje. BY n
TIE depot for Towers CO ebrssed
COMPOUND COUGH CREAM
nR J. BHvEE EOIf. lMsEaIsL VINE BIT eRS.-
~ INbs hae opened suit CT elegant rooms ~ SO 40
co. S1otcwey, Tor The examination, and
ard where he la si.e bie,s for th. IL c ND
ton venk lurst wetk stonsot and s-r -
rs. re rae The t:teTs are put oasr bottles with ~
psn o. pr y say.e o6s lsf ria are eisfs blown IN ~
glars with cyecslcns for 81 u bottle ~
usus 6sour to the trade qhe doctor nsulted da
ffcu ~ o6
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A LII klGhT-elL hIGET!
~ '.Lrietl all rshe' ard is III soS
An, nj 1'snt f'c1o Top torsP
lcof cree tesfn Just Ibis once more,
DO ecsE vel. fsfe. o. O und DER;
Tier Il seu ny de light,
Ana leuo proclaim, ala rtgap
Nee f-si EFT ves,-ho " ioots that pray:
Ist IL tie fashiors-;reeiy say
" ~ sysnef i1st In oricf uicute:
Prlt &c iceJt might r-h rrfe re IL Il"
sor reeily .iiint Ecrn- r,tsrit
Why, tsec l e sure that's right Is al rxki"
Now tor ry coat 81 !; makes che tish
That ccplt avn Il Time msy fy
Els tn~efc ocurse fer
Such ccet ~sii Q. n co.
tn fsuiaefa peerless M sshn
Why, then, my Ora Ia r'sht " al right"
Shat Of nv pants, dcst like tie nU-
Wnk mach. - grace. m friend, hey 1T
I'm jealous while gsZe
The 81 Iefous nj, tatinr's douon
Wcn}dst 'ife tire esmel sye juBi such ctlosY-"
3t,n sueed thee QuIAiy TO ui.n rruhe,.
arc wren yoz q eei your ialf ora brsht
she' II rsrtused cry. " You're right, al ris E"
ehsTH ekCTHFbS price whoes RI a. clotns
wnrero.ms, kts l2z la5 40 Futon YaxS
RAn1LkTTf NQvEL9Y SEWING MACuIee8
~ ef1iAkG Il Pii,i,N, UNLS Is, %, OaR
Principal H~'cOccp, Al bfoedwA Of Canal
AGENTS wAfThl -GhEA1 I6ECCAAEn1S nov ofsre1
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n1scELLANBOUk
81 fO6 Z s.-->~~--- ~
he furc % 81 for
LEDIARr's KORNING Call.
Ths popularity " this zoe
TONIC IsviGoRATIro CORDIAL BIrYKR
ssa induced certain parties 70 pui spurious afncae h ~
tsit u Ut LIE label
Shs public trsde are therefore cautped to sc& N
LsDIARDs soBs,se Can which uneQuAle6 for agree
shie asa fLe mst ictds qusltjea
Ae rered, e7euliye diar -hoca and chile sxs
lever Il particularly valuable q, bis
dysceps,s ~ cbnrrcts, 10 .ui!y established
u 4 Aso Invaluable 10 hre e!;usr suffering
Stneres< g. Debility its e Strengthening ard srsnsc
ytr'fs reoaefirg Il urfAisnx
For oronayy beverage 10
Sal ever oasrea 70 pubic noc for purity geneva
syce'ience
no faa ~ should re Without.
Ttyelieis yAchtrnfn vi ant most sgruc&bi - go
acp 70 tser stosss
ARDS MORNING CAlL-Toyio
.,rvs s,ic sno q Il oyspep,ich
lsQuEbR EyCESioUE n sP-xs sAsPArLA
or Sale % d'usgsss, tqDor oszsu 80
wholesale cepos 70 81 South william street
EEkkphILH-WkgI,At o ado, EOTEs. n. -
1oete celebrated csyds elegantly epEvsved ~ -
My II froa0nty, ccyrer Of Drsre street
CHsaCI Per EUgEL KxEpsaS sxG .s AK 4LxRR
&c 10, CT Havana srghrs as 'n2 rtec. foe sale -
enoce>A e terms, and Ia II "a &c sG.t purchasers
JOIN NILS Co :. IL SrosdvsT.
s1J- kEA' 20 ND ~ Ana 81 1sEf - NEW StYLE
ofshoes ana esrys .; 81 90 warranted n Ee
Get taisiaron sso 81 s. % sLt ~ dess boots that nM
rfe ese!ytody.
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Tho number Of deaths, compared win ths correspond
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

the House Did not the chairman of the COM
mittee of Internal improvements move that VIM.
G. Smedes be added to said committee?
9th. We're you not aware, in your aspirations
for the Speakership, of the members who voted
for you And if so, did yeu not have in view,
by not placing more than three of those who
voted against you on the first ballot compliment
to those whothen supported you
7th In composing the committee on She Unver-
sitS of Mississippi, did you not know that David
Rogers voted for DR.. Thomas, and not for you?
and we're you, for this reason, prompted not to
Eappoint him as chairman Of committee on which
he had served for several sessions with universal
appreciation?
l hope, sir, that yoU may be able to explain
away the imputations conveyed in the above in
terrogatories, which, if submitted to in silence by
you, will result in your being denominated a
schcming politician. and one unworthy of high
places, when they are sought by sacrificing the
interests of the people ofths State. The columns
of the Yazoo Democrat viii be opened for your
reply. PHILO.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26
ABOLITTON SCHOOL TEACHERS.

We call attention to the letter of Lawrence
Thatcher to old Brown, published in another
column of this paper and particularly to the fol-
lowing paragraph contained in it:
{" lie Mr. H., the school teacher) says there
is no avocatinn in which man can do so much
good for o,lr (abolition) cause as that of school
teaching. because al the country around have so
much confidence in a school teacher who conducts
himself right
o'IGc says we must send ont more well quali6-
ed men to the Soath as school teachers, and work
them in everywhere
This is what Palmer, the bold schemer"--the
"brave and conscientious man" says, and he
uttered the truth when he said it.
Southern people are easily gulled" says
Thatcher. ''F sometimes register one name and
sometimes another, to suit the circumstances, as
travel about. Sometimes pass for n travelling
preacher, and sometimes New Orleans merchant
looking at the crops and talking of speculations
in cotton"
Southern people have been easily gulled" by
these Yankee school teachers, and they are be-
ing gulled every day by them.
How many men have we in this community,
who are following the avocntion of school teach
ing, that are not Yankees? And how many of
them can furnish certificates Of good character
and good intentions? How many Mr.. H IS have
we among us There are Yankees all through
The country, and some of them in this county for
what we know teaching school, or pretending to
do so, and submit that every one of them,
whenever found, ought to be apprehended and
required to furnish undoubted testimony that they
not nbolitionists in disguise, and if such tes-
tTony is not adduced by them, that they be
served with notice to quit instanter. We submit
that no Southern man ought to patronize these
strolling adventurers from the North without
satisfactory guaranty that they are not abolition
lists Nor do these emisaries always come in the
guise Of school teachers. They come seeking
employment of various kinds, and are handy at
almost anything that comes in the way. All of
them, in whatever form they come, will bear
watching, and it will require the shrewdest kind
to detect them. Their very presence here, in the
absence Of good vouchers, ought to be prSHaa
.facie case against them, to be rebutted only by
D. we'll authenticated copy of their record
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26
TO THE HON. ]. A. p. CAMPBELL

~ IHE nun. j. n. L. CAMPBELL.
SIR:-The high regard and esteem in which
the author of this letter has ever held you, will
not allow him to let you rest under tire sgspieion
of partiality and attempted self-promoton in the
appointment of the committees to which are refer
red the various subjects of legislation, that come
before the House of Representatives for cOnsd.
Grafton and action.
With this predatory remark, you may rest as
sured that this communication is given to the
public in order that you may have an opportunity
of placing Yourself fairly and honoraby before
your fellow-members in a matter that must in
evtably crush you should you be unable to ex-
plain it satisfactory to those who seek thus to do
you an irreparabie political injury. Prompted
by friendship, and for this purpose, l therefore
prOpound to you the following queries, which have
been suggested to me by the rumors which are
current as you must be aware, in relation to your
appointment Of committees.
lst. Do you not acknowledge MS qualification
for the chairmanship of any committee, thor
ough familiarity with the duties assigned said
committee, and that the member of our party.
whether he voted for you or not,) possessing this
advantage in On eminent degree, should receive
the appointment of chairman of that committee i?
I'd. Should you answer this in the affirmative,
the further question arises is not Sidney Wilson,
of Claiborne county more profound and erudite
lawyer than Bev. Matthews, of Lowndes county,
whom you appointed as chairman of the Judiciary
Committee, and to whom no disparagementism meant
by the comparison? That the question may not
be misunderstood, you are called upon as law
yer, presumed to be familiar with the Reports Of
the Supreme Court to say how many more impor-
tant and noted eases has Sidney Wilson argued
before that tribunal than Bev. Matthewst Does
the name of the latter appear upon any page Oh
s. & NJ Oushman or George, in any case involving
constitutional questions?
3. Have you not, in the arrangement Of most
Of the committees, had in view the promotion Of
the members from your Congressional District tC
the position Of chairman or second or third Oh
those committees!
4th. Did you not have in mind in making W
the committees, when you placed so many upor
them from the third Congressional District th'
intention Of securing the position of ElectOr fol
said district in the ensuing Presidential cam
paign, and afterwards Of consummating your
long cherished desire Of occupying the seat il
Congress now held by Hon. VIM. BarksdaleH
9th. Is not Hon. Wm c. Smedes more conver
SAINT with the agricultural, industrial and mechan
ieal interests Of the State, than any member O
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

THE PLiNrER's BANK BONDs.--The people Of the
State were willing that Governor Neville should
retire from office with their good WILL at least, if
not their respect, but he would not have it so.
lie had rather he thought i'll of than not to be
thought Of ut all, and in order to do this, one Of
his last official acts was to recommend to his fell
low citizens to do a thing that he very well knew
they never would. Not only this, but be uses
Whatever Of influence his official position gave
him, to take advantage Of. their known will and
determination in the matter If the payment Of
Planters Bank Bonds was to be agitated before
the Legislature at the instance of Gov. Neville,
he ought in good faith to have given such notice
of the fact as would have prepared the people to
meet II. The canvass for the Legislature would
have been made on the question of their pay
ment, and members sent up to Jackson fully rep.
resenting their constituents on the subject. But
notwithstanding this attempt of the Governor his
scheme will succeed only to the extent Of maxim,
himself detestable.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26
MILITARY COMPANY IN YAZOo-

We are glad to see that in many cities, towns
aad villages in the Southern States, military
companies are being organized and well drilled.
In view of the Hnrper's Ferry affair, and the
conspiracy which it has developed. this is pre-
cisely what should be done. We do not know,
nor is it in She poweV.o of human sagacty TO fore
see how far this conspiracy extends. One thing
we do know, and it is apparent to all, that plot
in which some Of the men who occupy the highest
positions in the country are engaged, has been
set on foot to rase servile insurrection through
out the Southern States, and had it not been for
the precipitancy of "oId Bgown," there is no
telling how far it may have gone, how much blood
may have been shed, Or how many innocent women
and children might have been murdered. We do
not believe such an effort, with the aid of all the
abolition traitors at the North, could ever be at;
tended with success, but wisdom dictates that
the best way to avoid danger is to be fully pre-
pared to meet it promptly and nothing con
tributes more to the safety and welfare of a peo-
pie than to have well organized and well drilled
volunteer companies. They encourage and foster
n marshall spirit, and always form q neuclus
around which the citizen soldieIy can promptly
and efficiently rally in case of an emergency.
One company, well drilled and accustomed to
handling arms is worth more than regiment ten
times its number, thrown together without order
or discipline in active service But it is useless
to discuss This point; every one feels that what
We have said is true We commenced this article
only to call the attention of citizens to this
matter. If we are resting in fancied security
over smouldering fire, that may in some unex
pected hour tlaze out and consume us, it is all
important that We should be prepared to suppress
the first outbreak of its flames. If cur appre-
hensous are not well founded-if the informa.
ton elected on Browns trial is untrue, no harm
will be done by organizing a volunteer corps in
our town. Many other towns in our State of not
more importance are moving in this matter, and
we should not be behind them IN patriotism and
military aror.
What say our citizens to callirg a meeting to
take this matter into consideration
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

The Democracy of this county will meet at the
Court House in this city on the 4th Monday in
November next it being tie 2Sth day of the
month, for the purpose of appointing Delegates
to the Democratic State Convention called to meet
at Jackson on the ID Monday of December next
to appoint delegates to the National Democratic
Convention which will meet in Charleston in June
next, 4 full attendance of the party is requested.