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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24
TO THE VOTERS OF ISSAQUENA, WASH
INGTON AND BOLIVAR.

In July last, | was nominated by the
Democratic party of Yazoo County as can.
didate for Senator of this District. In def
erence to the Democracy of your Counties,
farther action in this matter was postponed
until they could be heard from. A Conven.
tion of Delegates from all the Counties was
afterN ards advertised to be held at Green
vile on the 3lst ult. to select a candidate
No Convention was held. Meanwhile we
learn from private sources that my name
will be acceptable to the Democracy Of the
River Counties, and that there is no other
candidate of the party in the field Under
these circumstances, and at the urgent solic.
itation of friends, l have at this late hour
consented to become a candidate. The time
is too short to allow me to visit you, and
take this mode of briefly giving you my opin
ions ou the leading subjects of public inter-
est.
As to Federal politics, stand on the plat
form of the party, recently sdopted at Jack.
son. A State rights man in 1851, l have
seen nothing to change my opinions since
then-much to confirm them.
The Levee Lew of the last session, | re
gard as unequal, unjust and oppressive
As the chief, if not exclusive, benefit of the
system, enures to the River Counties, and
more especially to the River front, think
that taxation to support the system, SO far
as regards the high cane lands, Gin contra.
distinction to the open swamp land, should
be confined to those counties and gradua.
ted scale of taxation adopted, regulating the
amount of tax to the degree of protection
afforded. The high cane lands of the back
counties should not be required to contribute
to a system which does not afford them
professionalism, indeed, many of them
do not require, and on which no one can re,
ly. The owners of these lands can protect
themselves-many have already done so,
many more are now doing so, and all will
eventually do so.
All those lands known and classed as sub
merged, extending from the Mississippi to
the base of the Yazoo hills, we're donated by
Congress to this State for the purpose Of
their own reclamation. In my judgement,
they are fair subjects of taxation to support
a Levee system for their own protection. -
They have been purchased at cheap rates,
with a full knowledge Of their condition, -
are under water with every ordinary over
dow-are worthless, unless reclaimed, and,
in my opinion, should bear the burtben of
their own redemption. They constitute,
probably, three e.fifths of the entire body of
the swamp lands, and would, of themselves,
afford large, if not adequate fund for Leyee
purposes. 9z
With these views thus hastily and imper.
tectly presented, submit my claims to your
W. r. HILL.
YAzoo COUNTY, September l6, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24
Spssa0Q lggoaasea,

PROF. WOODS HAIR REsrORAv,v, ~
year past we have been advertising pr@ n@ ID,
named Hair Restorative, and months 'ne abov,
its sale has gradually increased, until ~ !. i&.'nA,
oG%%aOSi optrs nS Is. mS more ready sale than any n
eatire satisfaction. A Clergyman .ry iinstspc.
neighboring town, who had for veora evs,uenth a
from burning sensation in the head suffered
occasional dry, itching humor, which with with m
turned the hair gray, and attery arpassimns'uiey
come of rapidly leaving the crown S nenrIS It 10
seeing the advertisement of the arti~ln bare,
Gazette, was induced to try it. and S'e VIC IN The
the use of two bottles only, his hair ba0 OW after
quite dark and is very soft, the scalp cIa.u 'unei
the recently bald spots covered with 'iean and
growth of silky dark hair, the sight ~ Ssea%Gaiul %
with his commentator of the Restorativ"" 4 winch
op%uSnq oOU ~Sn an increased ab sale We would ss' NY
privately, to give the name of the indV;s rG;,sntted
whose case we refer. 10
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24
THE TWO PLATFORMS.

Mr.. Seward and his followers insist upon
the constitutional power and the duty ol
Congress TO prohibit slavery in the Terrific.
ries Of the United States.
Mr.. Douglas insists upon the right of the
Territorial Legislature to do SO.
Both of these positions are entirely an,
tagonistic to the provisions of the Constitu-
ton of the United States but itsreqaires ?
little reflection to perceive that, so far as
the interests of Shareholders are concerned
Stewards doctrine is actually better thar
that of Douglas.
If the power in question rightfully be.
longed to Congress, it would then be exer.
cised by Representative Of the whole Amer.
lean people--by men to whom the Legislative
authority of a great nation is delegated
and who may be fairly presumed to know,
feel, and act up to their obligations as legis
ators, not for local or sectional purposes,
but for the interests of the whole Union
"subject to the Constitution of the United
States"
If, on the other hand, the power is admit.
ted to belong to a Territory, it may be
exercised by population which the distin>
guished Governor Troup, of Georgia, in a
debate involving this very question, as ga
heterogeneous mixture OF various tempcls,
characters, and interests, amoDg whom it
would be highly ridiculous to expect that
love of order and obedience to law would
predominant"
Stewards doctrine is preferable to that Of
Douglas in another respect. An act of
Congress is untdit Gccowpi; it is a thing
settled and permanent; when once one it
induces people to acquiesce in and accom-
modate themselves to it as the supreme law
of the land.
The theory of Mr.. Douglas, on the other
hand, might controvert every Territory.
before its admission into the Union as a
State, into an absolute pandemontu,n, by
the want of stcadiness among its Legislators;
by the caprices, changeableness, and tur-
buleuce almost inseparable from their con l.,
dition; and by the fact that the proceed
ings of one session might, and probably
would, be ignored, modified, altered, or re-.
pealed by those Of the next.
{ Washington Constitution.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24
The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female pills,

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir J. ClorE, N
d., Physician Extraordinary to the ou,,n ''
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in III,
cure Of all those painful and dangerous dis.,,.,
to which the female constitution is subiac, n
moderates all excess and removes all obstruc,i,.'
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short lin,
bring on the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the CIV.
erment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent cOuo.
terfeits.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24

We take the following terse and concise state
ment of the issue between Douglas and the
States Rights Democracy from the Pennsylvania:
The Missouri Compromise acts were declared
unconstitutional, because slavery was prohibited
in portion of the common Territory by the force
of those acts. The motive, therefore, was to
give all the organized and unorganiaed Territory
Of the United States the same legal capacity
under the Constitution, in regard to the subject
matter of dispute-slavery. By the repeal, then,
of these acts the inevitable legal and logical
consequences would follow, viz first, that slave
ry, by virtue of the Constitution, could have
existence in Territory from which it had been
heretofore prohibited; and second, that Congress
had no power to prohibit slavery from any Ter
ritory in the United States.
To this we would aid that another sinevitabIe,
legal and logical consequence" follows, viz: that
the constitutional capacity and duty Of the Ter
ritories to recognize property in slaves, requires
of Congress protection of that species of property
against the hostile legislation Of the local authori
ties.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24

These PI should not be taken By female, duri,,
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Prcguauev !,
they are sure 10 bring on Miscarriage, 6ut al anu
other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection,
Pain in the back and Limbs, Fatigue on s,iyb
exertion, Palpitston of the Heart, Mysteries, md
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when M
other means have failed, and although powerru
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel. antimopv
or any thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should bc carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canad,
JOB MOSES, (Late L C. Baldwin & Col
Rochester, N. Y
N. B.-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, viii insure bottle con.
taining over so pills, by return mail.
For sale by P. b. COOK & co.
CD THOMPSON & GRAY,
in YazOo City,
]. C. LANIzR s CO., vicksburg
General Agents for Mississippi,
tar And sold by all respectable druggists
January |, 1863 (lS-ly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24

Of the many blessings which an all-wso n.
tor has bestowed on ungrateful, vet dsUa.5ea' Oiea'
man, the knowledge of the laws of beoI,b Iuuent
remedies for distressing malades, is csr,.ii ana
among the most useful For Diarrhoea, Dvssu,sa
Cholera Morbus, and similar affections 'IS'eIy os
bowels, Green's Carminative Syrup acts Gts ~'
charm, relieving the sufferer and restorina % a.
rosy tint of health. single bottle will oopsua ,as
the most sceptical. See advertisement in ' Ono,S.s
column. "'O'lef
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24
HERMITAGE PLANTATION.

lIbhmA1AOb LANlAIIONJ
Washington Co., Sept II, 1859.
MEssRs. Roy & McCULLuM Having
been absent from the State during the
summer, my attention has been but recently
called to the various notices which have
appeared in the papers Of the district, sug.
gesting my name in connection with the
Senatorship. l have not at any time,
authorized the use of my name, and cannot
now permit it to be done. am gratfed
to those friends who seem desirous of honor
ing me so far beyond my deserts; but must
say to them that the Office which now hold
of Levee Commissioner for Washington
county, will cngross all the time which
can conveniently give to public affairs for
the present.
You will confer upon me an obligation by
making this determination known through
your columns. Respectfully,
GEO. r. FALL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24

MoLBAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL T,..
valuable compound, we are glad to know us 70 ln'
become the most popular remedy in tbo bOT M bag
States. Nearly every family keeps It ON Vtall'd t
They find it saves physicians bills, a naNd
quantity given in season will ward off Fev.sl sna
any prevalent disease. See the advertssm%ass.ts o.
"nO'ii'i' lSept ., 81
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
WAS COMMITTED to the jail of 4

WAS COMMITTED to the jail of q.
W Yazoo county. on the 10th inst, "a
negro man who calls himself BUTLER, and q
says he belongs to Levi Hawkins, "a trader)
Said negro is of black complexion, stammer
IN his speech, is about 35 or 40 years old feet
l0 inches high. weirhs about 135 or l40 pounds
and had on when committed, black Alpaca coat,
hickory. stripe shirt. and blue domestic pants
and was bare headed. He says he was bought
from Thos. Firney, of Vicksburg.
The owner of said negro will come forward,
prove property, pay charges. and take him away
or he will be dealt with according to law
Sept. II, 1850.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24
NOTICE.

TVR0M this date, offer ny entire stock q
IL BUGGIES and FURNITURE at ss Low rats:
as the same description Of goods can DO obtainsa
il New Orleans. Cell and examine my stock oe-
fore purchasing elsewhere as | am certain the
prices and quality Of my goods will give satistac-
ton. ~ good assortment now IN store.
.. L. BOWER.
September 10, 1859, [6m,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24

Hz~ yAsoo PAcKxr The Louisville Daily
o-se: 2: 'le 18th inst, has the following
stem rou' Capt. Wallaee's new Yazoo packet,
t1esa'o 30 sharpe.
~" Feiiacos new Yazoo river packet, the
0ob.J. ~ Sharpe, Quilt by the Howards. was
'r9Bght 70 the wharf yesterday, where she will
fs.Yys hfE machinery and outfit. She will he
ees'-f y s'st boats ever built for that trade.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24

Governor Willard, of Indiana, has ap-
pointed Hon. W. w. Wick Of the Indian.
apolis Judicial Circuit, in placs Of Judge
Morgan, resigned,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24

The annual income of Mr.. VIM. Macdonald,
the owner of Flora Temple, is said to be
$50, 700. He resides in Baltimore.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24
New Firm,

1t AVlNG purchased the entire interest of Mr..
III J. Hoffman in the late firm of Hoffman &
Zeln!cker, | will continue the business, as here
tofore, on my own account.
s. s. ZEBNICKER.
YazoO City, Sept. 1st, 1869. (Sept g.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24
STRAYED.

IRON my plantation, about the last of
q June last, on Big Sunfower River, in
YaSoo county, EIGHT MULES, to wit; @A.ka'
two iron gray mare mules, medium size; two bay
mare mules, medium size; one mouse coored
marc mule, medium size; one black mare mule,
with bell on when left, medium size; two horse
mules, one bay and the other black. under medium
sise one black horse mule with bell on when lsisi
all collar marked.
Any person giving information so can ges
them will be literally rewarded.
Sept. IL, lS59.-2tf R. M. MARSHALL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24

"Slight circumstances give us. the keen.
'Ht insight into the secrets Of character"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24
Dissolution Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
| the Undersigned under the name and style
of Hoffman s Zcnlcker, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Either of the parthers is authorized to use the
namo of the firm in liquidation.
j. HOFFMAN.
8. S. ZELNICKER.
Yazoo City, Sept. LIST, 1869.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24
LETTER PROM COZ. aEo. R. FALL.

We copy from the Vicksburg Sun the following
letter Of Col. Fall, refusing to become candidate
for the Senate in this District:
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-24

EOR cONeREss-..FoURTH DISTRICT.
0. R. SINGLETON, OF MADISON.
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sarsfAetion by anyI - lone Who used IL, Oa
ne soatrary, all .rsl SYRUP, delighted with It's
ofEkAftoNs me 1sPtak terms OF
highest eonpend<tioa Of in nAge e6ecss and sedca
viFtnes We speak in tis matter q WHAT We DO KNOW,
af.sr ten year; sspsrisnes. AND rLEDGH oUR RKpurA
cIARE II Almost where The infant is suffer-
from pain and exhaustion, relief found in ffte en-
90 twenty minutes after ths syrup 10 administered.
os ilf and sxiLSci HuasHs n q Ns~ y Es
land and has been used with SrvERfAiLINe SUCCESS
THOUSANDS OF CASES. -
only relieves the child from pain, invrorates the
stomach bowels, setdy, sives tone and
energy % ths whole viii almost instantly reisss
GRrPrss IN THE BowELs AND WIND CoLIc,
and vnis, which. IL speedily rsmedsd
Asn u o sea ssr RIM FOR s Snr is q. -: wo.,p
IN all eases Of DYs- CHILDREN ENTERT and DiAR,
.l.. @ ssin TEETAING rem ,s.Ass si
ssuss We would cay every mother Who has child
roUi PR RyUDicEs, NOR THE pa REjuDIcKs OF OTHERS,
su.r-yss AssoLurILv syRE-te follow th. u,s of TIM.
medicine, f timely used Fun directors for usog
cgfTis PERKINS Nsv Sori i on the ostsd. snapp.s.
PIiaeip! ODE, No fs essar 81 sS M h
Price ouly Is Cents per Bottls glfsfs oc Il-dkviy
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FOR MEMPHIS q NEW ORLEANS
sop sss "A ntrase hs and memphis Charles
Aahscr kourr AND coSrlxuops Rxuwxr Coz
R,skvs..d. y ,,,,s,Sr s,5Ssrioss 70
kcss,s,.., s,,a. sDsiis., Hs.isssis. Mss.is. ;
-. MssyA.s s.d fss priss.sl ="
b. .1os" s Il r. ,s, 70 ~ 81 the sb9.s sSn
Rail ead oMee corner q sixth street and Psnns,I.
vania exensa, " ashinston. ID. q.
S.sSkTd c.s1ssId dkEDSSTl2S e .sss f,sm oS srMEI
Cleveland, 10 conrletcd, saving forty miles in dIs
entire sastS q hi. sIs sous. se essses through
.Isye ts.I,tsty. suasntssnr psrfses ssssss n sss
Ti@sis New Or lssns@four Day. and Ten nosr..
Memss and saR, R.,a SnS SoS'HSs % on Sae
and psoceed themes o New Orleans BY stss%ef. Q;
20 yloksbsrg By sttamsr, and thence via Rsilrosf
S jasccs saG sse
.;t.Sn, and Great xSoSshsrn ksIirSsSs. INV g New
sss Boat Ars.sene~s from Msm,ai, sepA.-
now bos, ie.S1e Memssis svsrs ds, sonesys
exeepted; Tor New otssns and a, insermsdiats I
fesaisr New o1iesns PACKETS. and Tuesdss
DAYS o. and Sstnrdsys D, the regular vleks5urs pack
to New ofissns. Beats Always i is.ve promptIy on
srrivsl Of trains making sure connectons. This ~
the Only Line that has Dsily Line Of stssmsss on
TEnoueH fhAIN. LnSrI wAsHIEsros At 8 q: m.
and p. m Sundays excepted, making direct con-
nsctions, with the privilege Of laying st any
point named on the coupon.
PASSENGER lea,ins IN the p n, Train 70 through
TO Richmond without Change OF Cars, and have .
eomfortshls nisht. rest, a. the cars are provided
.U Be Ssss and AsE JOr 1iekets ria Orange aa&
lle1andytd Rotirccd.
Passengers for Richmond and the south or South
west are respectfully informed that By Parchasing
their Tickets VIA Orange ahd Alexsnd1a route,
they avoid the annoyance Of q change from boat 20
cars at the inoonvenient hour OF midnight, a. by
Pss.ensers from New York win meet an agent
OF the Orange and Alexs1dria abroad st the Depot
at Washington, from whom they viii receive polite
.U IEe Steamer GEORGE PAGE iesves the
foot OF seventh street, at Ga a. m. and <~A
50 :: y fct Alss5s.drs, Wssrs ps.s ss6E
snd Southwest Passengers for Charloffesrfiis,
Staustoa, Ffoat Royal, Woodsfock, WfscAsster, &c
viii take Boat leaving Washington st 6k O. m.
Omnibalses leave the Once, corner OF Sixth street
and Pei nsyl lvauIa avenue, at O. IN and ,. m.
aROn arriyins a. Ws.mnston, passengers for
the south will be care6uf % take the Orange and
'-~"-'' - : >' 80 JAMES A. Evans,
2o-H l.. Ticket rent. WaEhin xton >
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Gil. fame Pier .qd Nastel Glasses $50 81 p &
TsSos ossns, and Painted. vita Or Without hS. MAJ
Ross.Sod, Walnut, and Mskossny Marble, top
Ro.syood, W sinss. and Mahogany marble. top and
ost. W.inass and M.hos.ny marbls-.op Side
Msfbe- top and other Easerss, with rirror-rscks,
wsaas ::S M:Sos.ny soiSs and fsts,a.is E .ss ts.,
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fgs se.q 500 Pieces Of Silks, ~ ~
the cheapests 0oods ever brought 20 this MARKET
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LIZA young New Yosksr ssbsoks the bank,,
thfsetimes at Baden Baden this sensonl>enes fur
tve1oy-sfx thsuGa4 Asacs, : seeead time for
ssys e % ,ecss3 e;ss; sas s;,s 1. s;Ys sss.
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FRANcE. RRoADBENTs Z CO. MAsAsr.s,

= WILAINsroN. DELAwARx. -
ERANcEn 9RO4p 4pRENTS 4 CO. having OBJ
famed from the Legislature OF Delaware, at lats
sessl2n, Lottery Contrsct, to continus IN opera-
Ion tot Reraod Of wenty years, and having given
cure the prompt payment Of oil prizes sold, are now
qnsssTT1RRh f MIlETplneton, e oDsii the G0NS0LI-
the bene6t Of finternetonal improvements and other
RHFsRHSEsse, Pc s16 80 ths SvSsESx S COUNTYLOT
The Consolidated Lotteries Of Delaware are
drawn daily % IS miuutes before p. M, and the
Sussex County Lottery daily at Is minutes before
An dravinEs nndsr the. superintsndenos Of. Lot
tery commissioner appointed BY the State Of Del
15PRIzEs PAfD AS SOON AS DRAwN.,&
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ths Sunes Of her School on the lst Monday in Sep
TSs course curse Of ssua, pursued viii eom,r.. an N.
branches ,, requisite 20 thorough English .sduos
Ia addition to her day scholars she is DESTROYS Of
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and othervise improved. Those in Washinrton
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For terms and further particulars apply at her
residenoe-No. 80 Cameron street, Alexkndria, Va.
tt FEMALE TEACHERS. ------IF :
= WO Young lsdies, tsisters. , 81 perenced tesch-
ers are deslroqs q entering seminary for lsdles,
vocat and instrnrent4f Music, Latin, French,
his hes English Studies, Drawing, Patel and Gre
For testimonials apply TO the editor Of the Star,
or 20 MI Weston, editor Of the RepablIc. 5--s7l'.
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spLAINFIELD ACADEMY, = Ia06I.TTa7
= NRAR CARLISLE, Pa.
The nth session Is monthsl commencss Novem-
Improvement of limited numbef-.25 studsnts. IN
TIRE expense, SO per session. To FL . few vacan
noon.) Circulars at Star OfRoes OF address .
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