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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-06

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Apple Jack, two drinks of which will
make man pick his own pockets, is extern
sively manufactured in North Carolina.
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A board six feet and seven inches in
width, cut from California saw-log, has
arrived in Boston.
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LIGHTNING RODS!

In connection with the above business, the
subscriber has opened 10 Yazoo City,
A LIGHTNING ROD DEPOT,
where he will keep constantly on hand q full sup
ply of superior Iron and Copper Lightning Rods
Trimmings, &C.. the very best manufactured. He
is supplied with the latest and most approved
fixtures and appliances, and prepared to PUT Up
any description of lightning Rod, IN proper and
substantial manner, whenever and wherever de-
sired. The materials he will use are warranted
genuine. and inferior to none which nrt and sci
ence have produced. The Iron Rods are made Of
carbonized annealed iron, with zinc protectors,
combined with electro-positiye elements in the
manufacture, making them equal to copper as
conductors. All the Rods are in ten feet lengths,
with accurately fitted brass screws, connecting
JOINTS mounted with solid copper points, plated
with gold and silver, and surrounded at the base
with angular negative magnets, which possess the
pewer, to an extraordinary extent, of dischargng
the opposite elements of the most fearful thunder
storm. The fastenings and insulators are the
most ingenious and complete ever manufactured
Taken as whole, these Rods are far superior to
any yet introduced into this market, and the
most perfect silent conductors ever presented to
the public
All orders in this, and the foregoing branch Of
business promptly attended to, and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Eeg" Satisfactory references given, if desired.
W. r. CROXT0N.
Yazoo City, Miss, April 2, 1859. [1y
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quality and price.
COFFEE, Teas, Crackers, Spices, &C., &c , of all
kinds, and the best
POWDER, Shot, Caps, etc.
0ILS-Lard, Sperm, Train, Cotton Seed, Linseed,
Castor and Sweet Oil, and Turpentine.
CANDLES-Star, Sperm, Patent Wax.
WOODEN WARE of all sorts.
SUGAR-Brown and Loaf, crushed, pulveriEed,
and powdered.
M0LASSES, Cheese and Soaps in great variety.
LARD AND SALT, FLOUR of all brands and
best quality.
FRUITS aisins, Gurrants, Dates, Prunes, Cit
ron, Dried Apples and Peaches.
NUTS--Texas Pecans, Almonds, Brazil Nuts, SC.
|CARDIES--A choice selection.
DRAMATICALLY SEALED ARTIOLES-Lob-
sters, Salmon, Oysters Sardines.
TART AND PIE FRUITS Of all kinds
PICKLES, Preserves, Ketchups and Sauces in
endless variety.
Besides host of other articles on hand, and con-
stanty receiving, too numerous to mention, all
of which will be sold cheap for cash, or on time
to puaetaal customers,
COTTON-He is prepared to bny, and make
liberal advances on Cotton stored with him.
Prompt attention will be paid to receiving and
forwarding goods.
Yazoo City, September l, 1858. 1y
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an architect propose; TO build Bachelor
Hall, winch will differ from other houses in
having no Foes
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LOWer Saw Mill.
WATCH REPAIRING,

HAVING TERMINED
R5M to devote my special attention to tS5A
49, the Watcb-Repairing business, aEk
would hereby respectfully give notice to my former
friends and patrons, and to the public generally,
that hereafter all watches entrusted to my care
will be repaired exclusively by myself aud war
ranted to keep timeto the entire satisfaction sof
the owners. Ngf 100 s. II. WILSON. II
Yazoo City, November 6, 1853 Gy
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During recent tornado in Iowa, tree
ten inches in diameter, was uprooted and
carried seven miles.
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y NUIICE
A LII persons wanting their lands surveyed win
IA please address mo at Yazoo City, giving the
numbers Of their lands, 50 that can procure the
deld-notes before going to their houses.
W.R. PHIPPs,
- g Deputy Surveyor Of Yazoo County.
YazOO City, January oath, 1859. ny.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. R. CROXTON,

House and Ornamental Painter,
PAPER HANGER, etc,
Dealer in Paints Furnishes, WSndosO- Glass,
Window Shades, Wallpaper, de-,
Of every description,
Main Street, YazOO City, Miss"
OPPOSITE THE MANSION HOUSE,
TMITATOR of all kinds of wood and marble.
| All manner of House, Sign and Ornamental
Painting done promptly, and in the latest and
best styles. Paper-hanging Of every description,
neatly and durably put up and well vanished.
Plastering whitened, and warranted not to rub
of. Paints, linked and unmixed, of all colors
and the purest materials; Oils VaTnishes, Wall
Paper Of every kind, Window shades Fire screens,
Window Glass of all sizes and shades, (plain and
ornamented,) &c., &c., constantly on hand and
for sale, on moderate terms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-13
CsaeArisis,s IN Rsns.

Hawthorne frequently sssin the street,
swinging along with sort Of land-msAsur-
ing pses, smoking. and occasionally looking
out from under his shaggy brow and other
wise timorous face. he avoids Ill sosissy
and 10 said 70 be Engaged On sons nsw work,
the subject Of which 10 mot even known TO his
wife.
Motley, who il oonosded to be, BY many
English critics, the greatest living historian,
occasionally meet in society gathsrings.-
He 10 rather tell, han IN earnest, American
expression, and wears his hair parted in the
center. He 10 still engaged on bis historical
work. The famous manuscripts Of the W.
tioan, which are % difficult Of ssrvieeabls
aoosss, have afforded him additional mate
rial for his lAbors.
Miss Oushman has taken house here Tor
ave years. She gives most agreeable enter
tainnsnts, and s0dE 70 then . most interest
ing feature in her own spirited musieal resi-
tations. The eccentric Miss Hosmsr, the
sculptor, lives with neutrality-suspicious.
N. 7. Times.
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Eeac1al Appointments n NebFaoka.
CFron tho Omaha RspablieaA.l

Col. Al r. Gillmore has been removed from
tho Land OAies in this plsss, and Peter 8.
Wilson, non-rssidsnt, appointed in biz
stead. Judge Miller, non-residsnt, tsksa
the place Of Judge Black, Who il promoted.
Judge Blacks habits undoubtedly demanded
as the hands Of the government higher reward
than moro Judgsship, and " don't in ths
least object TO his promotion; but still We in.
sist upon it that TIN government has no right
to make our Territory hospital for foreign
politicians. There are good men enough
here, who came out on purpose to take the
Territorial appointments, and some OF them
have waited patiently : long time for thu
smallest favors.
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4 Persraas.

C1elyls, in his rseDnt work, ssIifs C
lfG0essek II J" draws The follouine vivid D.
toRo Of 0ssksndor1, - Willy 6lplomat:
- stif backed, psariAsds stsny, 49, y
Bio looking, and aook unbeaabiR6l ol1 II.
trisusr. Portraits d hln, wkleh ~ 10.
quans, tell ono story ths brow, puek~s1 -
Esthsr in wide web of wrinkles fron saoh
temple, - If it meant 10 hide the bad pair Of
eyes which look suspicious, inquiry, spprs-
hension, habit Of double distilled msndaeity;
thick, ohappsd under lip, i shaken OH Or
showed ont in mill-horper fashion, - il 10
swallow anything th0rs may DO, spoken
thing Or Other, and grind II 70 profitable
meal Tor itself. Spiritually hs was a old
soldier lst for hire; % old intsiguse, liar,
human soul stauding like hackney ooaeh
this half century past, with head, tongue,
heart, conscience at the hest Of discerning
public and ito shilling"
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TA Democratic meeting in Sumner Co.,,
Tenn., has put now plank Ia the platform
Of that party, thus;
Whereas, We hAve in this eommunity I
secret order known o Odd-F elbows, who havs
monopolised to themselves An undue proper
ton Of o1ios, and dons other acts and things
inconsistsnt with the principles Of the Demo
cratic party and supposing the Same 70 Be
the case elsewhere: therefore, be it
Resolved, That % Democrats, W cannot
consistently vote for . candidate for olkcl
who belongs to secret order, be he Know.
Nothing, Plug Ugly, Odd-Fellov, or wha'
not.
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"WEIRE 70 BooorA. when Gen. Pieroe
VA President, he appointed warm friend,
named Woodbury., Minister TO BogotA, (ths
Same - va reosntly rendered Gen. Jones,
and which hs has finally concluded to 80
oept.) Mr. Woodbury. Immediately tale
grapbed baak - Mr.. Pierce ~ 1ollouinx1
'sDHAD FRANK Whsrs IN y Beeo-
ta?u
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Frauds in oevsrnnens contracts

~ OOAb18CSUs
For some time pasl, On sxanination has
been going on bsfore United 6tstss Oomnis-
sionsr Beta, in New York, 10 regard 30 ehar-
ges against J. Churchill Woods, for making
false vouchers, which wsrs presented TO the
Secretary Of the Interior for paymsns, on 90
count Of alleged expenditures In the oonsssuo-
tion OF tho El Paso and Fort Yuma wagon
road.
On Friday last the Commissioner rendered
m opinion, deciding that number of these
vouchers are false and forged, and holding
Woods 10 bail il the aum Of Oh, 900.
Nhe n. Z. Post sayD:
stThe Government finds itself with vouoh.
ers covering IN expenditure Of nearly $780,
600 on this expedition alone, . large portion
Of the expenditure being mads on the FROM
tier. It turns out, upon tho examination Of
these vouchers, that many Of them are wholly
forged, some Of than in part 20, BY being
falsely filed up, and that tho answer made,
when inquiries are pressed in tho matter, il,
that these false vouchers are made 70 cover
aotusl expenditures, whom il was inoonvsni-
ent or impossible TO Hst trus vouchers"
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The Pecuiiar anstitusions.

The Peculiar Institutions.
1t has been generally understood that mod
ern Democracy Was essentially y slavery up
holding organisation extending over oil SEQ
tions OF the country. 1t seems, however,
from the following remark Of the Charlsst,n
Mercury that the Democratic party is hence
forth TO be restricted to precisely that soil
which grows and supports slaves. The Black
Democracy il . peculiar organisation, in view
of the Mercury, which, speaking Of the
Charleston Convention that il to be, says:
ssWe arc not sure that any such convention
will meet, but 1t it does, unless it 10 linz
tied exclusively to delegates from the South,
u will be no convention Of the Democratic
party.
So il seems the South 10 now to be exclu-
sively blessed with two peculiar institutions,
Negro Slavery and Black Democracy,-
while Utah has the only remaining peculiar
Institution in this blessed land OF liberty.
G. Michigan and Connecticut repudiated
their respective favorite sons,--Toucey and
Cass, drove those mighty leaders OF
Democracy into tho national asylum for the
rejected Of the people. And now the indig.
nant voices Of the people boom across the
country in thunder tones and startle these
Cabinet officers from their guilty slumbers. -
Cass viii soon, in mercy, be permitted to
hide himself in the grave; but Toucey, the
miserable doughface Of Connecticut. will
have to endure his runi.hmen. .ca -.lL
forth amongst the living, bearing the
-scoEnfui contempt alike Of friends and foes,
DIscHARGxD.-The alleged fugitive slave
Daniel Webster, recently arrested Ia Phila.
delphia, was discharged on tho ground tha
be WAS not the "chattel" they they took him
Tor. Amongs. the discrepancies appoaaina
IN the evidence OF Identification was that Of
three inches in the height OF the man caught
and the chsstel that run away.
The release Of that niger 10 / favorable
symptom, for We believe it is the 6rst one
ever arrested under the new Fugitive Slave
Law allowed 70 escape the cupidity, or the
Union loving zeal Of the United States Com.
missioDers.
The Fry divorce bill which has beer
been before the Psnnsylvania Legislature TO,
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JOINS GIvIHo or Iowa DEnocRAcY 70 Ira
FArs.-Ths Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette says:
ssIn recalling thu letter declining the b.
gota mission, Jones, Of lows, has shown hia
despair Of rsdseming that Ststs, - The basis
of his refusal VA tho svoWed intention Of
aiding such reeult.n
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G. Judge Black il 90 indispossd - to DO
compelled 70 70 to Havans TO rsouperats his
health and strength. The Washington cor
respondent OF tho Philadslphia Press, says,
rathsE, III natursdly, that Mr.. Buchanan il
delighted that any membsf Of his Cabinet
should get sick, md y u tho habit Of saying
every day: 81 never Waa il better health ia
my life / can take my glass Of old Mononga.
hela, dinc heartily, indulge in Madeira, and
sleep soundly, and yet ny Cabinet j. always
dilapidstsd."
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F'~r sale.

Ter sale.
L A dne selection Of Fruit Trees, Grape
vines, Currants, TO-, from the Syracuse
Nursery, New York, ct the corner Of Third
and Fulton-sts. P. II. HUME6,
ap1 Nv Agent.
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GDDr. Crane, tho brother Of Mrs. Bren.
nan, has visited Albany and examined the
box Of human remains found there, and DO
cided that they cannot possibly be those Of
his sister.
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BUrINEss NOTICE.


A State Convention Of the Rspublicsns a Iowa
10 called 10 assemble By their delegstes q - City
OF Des Aoines, 1t III o'clock .. M, on WO1noo1ay
the I'D day Of June, 1850, for tho nOul6ua1apa ot
ofcen to be elected at the general o1aon n Cufo-
Der OF this year. Oandida&e an Is - selected for
the ol6c3s Of Governor, LisuNaaaat 0oveFnoe. and
three judges q The 6apgsme Court. TAs Conven-
ton will take sucA other saekion q may. IN it,
opinion, contribute - he anaeess OF the principles
and orgasisassa sf ths Republican party Of this
State and e tAe UniOn.s
Every organised county will be entitled 70 one
Delegate In the Convsntion. and 70 ens sdditionsl
delegate for each ~ voesrs laftsr The arst IOOl.
and Tor any a1dtienal fraction Of SO or more votes
cast 1t the last 0saasAl Eleetion for Hon. Fli;ah
Sells, ~ 6serstAry az 0tate.
The attention 81 - Rep1blican Central Com
nit tees OF their respective counties II direntd q
the calling OF the County Conventions Tor the an
pointment OF Delegates, In the ratio above stated
and for sdisient organization preparatory to the
canvass. JOHN A. KAESON,
H. n. H0xIE,
N. J. RUECH,
DIN. COOLEY
G.H. JEROME,
r. l.. B. CLARKE,
TH0S. sicily,
Republican State Central Committee.
Dss Aoinss, March 26, 1859.
The following tabIe shows the number OF Dele
gates to which eaCh County is entitled, according
to the ratio above mentioned and mbracss II the
counties organised Ut this date
JOHN A. KASSON,
Chairman Of the State Central Committee.
Des MOines. March IS, 1859.
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IL that humble stratum OF life, where the
conventional ties and carnal judgments Of
the world have less power, thero are chsrao.
tiers blooming in the hottest type OF Christian
lore and beauty, who talk and pray, and, -
they think, operate apostolically, - II God
were all to them that he ever was 10 the
Church in tho days OF her primitive grace !;
and it 10 much to know that while the higher
tiers Of the wise and prudent are assuming
so confidently the discontinuance OF apostol-
ic gifts, there are yet, in every age, great
numbers of godly souls, and especially 10 the
lower ranges OF life, to whom the convsn-
tionalities Of opinion are nothing, and the
walk with God everything, who dare %
claim an open state with him; to pray with
tho same expectation, and speak Of faith in
the same manner rs IL they had lived in the
apostolic times and they are not the noisy,
violent class who delight 10 tho bodily exer.
cises that profit little, installing tho fumes
Of passion for the revelations Of God but
they aressf0r the most part such - walk in o.
lenoe, and dwell in the shades OF obsourity
And that man has lived to little purpose whe
has not learned that what the great world
pities, and its teachers disallow, ever
though mixed with tokens Of wsakness, j,
many times deepest in truth, and closest Il
the real sublimities Of life and religion
[Dr. Bushnell.
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A NEw HooP DIsEAss.-A new disease hal
made ito appearance since the Introduction
OF hoops. It exhibits itself In cold weather,
and then u only diseovsrsble In cities where
the buildings are warmed with furnaoes. -
Two ladies were standing Over register the
other day, talking and laughing, whom one
sndsavofing TO sit VA suddenly attacked
and screamed violently. The other soon also
tried to sit, and WAS attacked in tho ssme
manner. The explanation ID that By stand
ing % long over the register, their metallic
hoops became heated 10 such degree thst
when they attempted 70 be seated, ii Va liks
sitting on hot gridiron. OF COURSE they
we're mot grsAt length Of time gstsing up
again, and naturally enough uttered scrsAms
I'll Of which would DO very mysterious to :
locker on, unaoquaintsd with the mysteries
of hoops.
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The Fry divorce bill which has been
been before the Psnnsy lvania Legislature for
some tims - Anally squslched ont the 9TH
or day, By yots of II to6.
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Rlaclksua11 ~ !.


- M OLD OUarOanns:
HAVING sold my sla1asnitl SHOP - 4ssa
a1 lin e ii = IA q Il
o1hoeS Who may want work e4 ony kind il that
HI. Having worked fos - twelve nonths. -
~ that he 3 ) proAoisat JsbbH and Horse
70 al my former patrons rstusa ny ainesss
thanks for shsir liberal 1as.snaGs 1ss u -
d. RODR1ToON,'
QBuocsason 70 cnxS. ,. Mooas,
= 7 = q = & II I = =
4 Ii kie1n e Jobhlng, U1ssel1 kaeine ~ 49,
"a hsat york done on short asaisa. e1al11Aslisa
Rsnenhsr ~ plAss, n. !. sss1e Il l1aia aad
first streets, Ksokuk, Iowa.
April: i1th-dlm
TAaYs'r FlalA Extracs Taraxlouans
pY axrangemsnt With Asssn. Henry 1ha9G :
- u g. & C'::1ssslds:pors. nasY A 80 =
prices. II store full assortmsnt. ss'
Al. WTLKINDON.
Sign d the Golden lAgis aad 1kotaar.
aprl2-d = Ia. st.
SWkET PoTAToES for Ne g -
|SROICR Hamburg Cheese lor sals 81
- spl1 KxLL0o0 BIla1.
NlALLOW CANDkeS for eale By
j apl3 KELLOGG DTHnD.
THRE1 HUNDRED BBIs. FLOUR, 7a7ioss
! brands and qualities, for sale By
apl3 KELLOGG BIR0E.
nNE hundred bushels prime Dried Apples for
~ sale By KELLOGG BlR0E.
aprl2
DLANTATION HOLASsEs for sale s.
KELLOGG D BIR0R,
apr13d % Main-st.
DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS,
I'm which.sp special taxes are due and unpaid, loS
" Matchmaking, Trimming 0uttsring and
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chin csc In Callaernia.

The California papers contain elaborate
reports OF the difficulties between the miners
and the Chinese. Recent accounts from
Shasta tell Of violent proceedings taken By
miners to expel Chinese working in tho mines
OF that county. On tho morning Of the 24th
OF February, according 10 tho Shasta Courier,
three white men Of that town took compa-
ny Of $50 Chinsmsn into the Rock Greek dis.
trict for the purpose Of protesting them while
working. As the local regulations forbade
it, no Cinnamon have bean working in that
district for some months past. On that day
number OF white miners were sent ont u
ronners to notify the miners Of the adjoining
districts Of the presence Of the gang Of Chi.
nese in the forbidden district, and solicit aid
in eifecting their expulsion. About 200 mi
ners at once responded, and tho few Celes
tisls who did not run away st once from
fright were taken Into Tho town OF Shasta,
marching between two iiies Of armed miners,
and dismissed at Chinatown, with the warn
ing that they should not again attempt ia
work in Districts whore tho miners local laws
forbade.
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new They make Usffss IN ERanees
A CUP Of French ssass seems to ~ ~
effect 70 put Ansficans In sstaciss ~ -
Of thea - ths0ehtful enough - oheaiu lsom
their Freaoh hreehrsn the psoss0 n vhleh
the dslisdous bsvsrage y dso0otel. ~ this
few u 1uekeyo writing from Patia unAoe
date o. Nov. osh, Who Sappliss ths ds1lrG6
information. He writes
While at MI. Morrels, in Boston, his good
lady very kindly Initiated mo into the aft Of
coffee making. Ii the first plaos il u scorohsd
in hollow cylinder, which 10 kept constantly
revolving over slow Are, and mot ! grain Of
il allowed to burn. Secondly, it 10 ground
very Ase, and thirdly, whom Il il 70 b used,
q portion OF this u placed in : finely perfor.
ated pan or cup, which asletly fts into the
top Of the boiler, soiFss 0Dk o. vessel you
wish to use. Boiling hot W1tsr Il then poured
on, and it percolatss gradually through, oar.
rying with il all the essential principles Of
coffee. Az soon q prscolation d complstsd,
the pan 10 removed, containing al the
grounds, and then boiling hot milk II added
to the infusion, and your coffee 10 made. II
ia brought on the table in bowls, with aknife
and spoon, and little willow baekst Of
bread. The servant then places By your
plates tea dish on which are two or TIRES
Jumps Of white sugar, always Of : certain
size, and you swsstsn to your liking. In no
instance 10 your coffee boiled, and this II one
reason Why the cafe az lott and cafe Hsis
are 90 much admired BY oil who take them.-
II you will try this mode, am sure in : few
experiments, you will succeed in getting il
right, and possess yourself Of . luxury which
will add very much to breakfast on GOLD
mornin-try il.