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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

DEAD LETTERS letters, instead Of
being returned within six months, as hereto.
fore, are now returned to Washington, with
in half that period Of time thus proportions
ately facilitating the restoration Of vaIuables
to their owners, as well as preventing the
inconvenient accumulation of such letters at
the various post-ofices. This new arrange
ment works well, and the Postmaster Gen
eral suggests an alteration of the law to re-.
turn them within a still shorter time,
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

SHARP PRAcrIcE- Pending the discus
sion of bill in the Nebraska Legislature
granting divorce, one of the members cited
the following Instance Of sharp practice in
that State:
A man and wife applied to the Legisla
ture aud obtained a divorce, and Immediate
ly the man and wife preemptsd 100 acres
Of laud apiece, and having proved their title
thereto, were married again the next day,
after securing $40 acres Of land by the oper.
alton.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

HOMICIDE AT MEMPHts.-M James l.
Webb, of the firm of webb & Rawlings, was
killed on the streets of Memphis, on Friday
last, by Thos. 3. Mynatt, late a deputy
sheriff of Shelby county. 1t appeared from
the evidence at the Coroner's inquest, that
the parties were engaged in conversation,
when Mr.. Webb declared that something
was not so, and whoever asserted it was a
liar. Mr. Mynatt said it was So Mr.. Webb
called Mr.. Mynatt CLAIMED liar" when
the latter struck him and drew pistol.
Webb told Nynatt he was too much of a
EDWARD TO shoot, when he did shoot, the
ball passing into his (Wcbb's) head, lodging
in the brain, killing him.insautly. Mynalt
Immediately gave himself into custody.
Both parties being old citizens aud much
respected, considerable excitement prevailed
VicksbHry Wig.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11
ScAncITY OF Com IN GEoRaIA.-T

Scarcity OF Corn IN GEoRGIA.-The
Macon Messenger says:
A friend the other day requested us to
write an article upon the corn famine which
now prevails in this section. We learn that
81 so per bushel is now charged for corn in
this city. Will not those who have corn to
sell look at once to this market. Planters
should also see to it, in setting their new
crop, that enough coin is planted.
Que of the most thrifty planters we ever
knew, now living in Macon county, has often
assured us, that when the price of corn was
very high be always planted large crop Of
corn and always realized more profit from
it than his neighbors did from their extra
crop Of cotton.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11
SLAVES VISITING ONO AND RETURNING.

SLAVES VISITING Ono AND RETURNING
The Cincinnati Commercial says;
There were several slaves accompanying
the gentlemen from Tennessee and Kentucky
who visited us last week. They were per
mitted to polute with their tread tho i'm
macuate soil of Ohio They tonchod this
soil and their shackles did not fall They
stood even in the rotunda of our State CAPT
tol, and the Genius of Liberty did not ap,
pear in the shape Of an officer with wri
of habeas corpus. They crossed the Ohio
that "thread of silver so eloqucntly de
scrioed by Judge Storcr, with their masters
and are to>day in bonds, and all that sort o
thing,
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

"PATRlorIo Mss MATED PoR LEADrRs."-Ths
Raymond Gazette advertises for patriotic leaders;
We suppose this is owing TO the great scarcity Of
the article in his own ranks. For If the Opposition
were to make leaders Of the few patriots they
have, (such as Peter D. Stsrke, for instance, J
they would have but few followers. We would
like to accommodate the Gazette from our own
party, but we cannot permit any Of our friends
to lead such fOrlOrn hsPs because, if the leaders
were to take the direction that Southern honor
and patriotism would direet-Wbich any of our
party would be sure to do-tbey would be imme-
diatsly deserted by their followers, and cleft alone
In their glory"
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

"USIoN AT ANY PRIcE."-Some of cur worthy
contemporaries seem to be at loss to understand
the import of this expression 1t does not mean
e1nctly "not TO be kicked out Of The Union" but
is nearly allied to it. If we were to give def
milton, we would say it meant the sacrifice
of our honor our rights Of equality, in fact, every
thing that honorable men hold dear as price to
save the Union. We are glad TO know that there
are so few in the South who are willing {" to pay
too dear for the whistle"
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

The agent of the Old Folks Troupe left
Natchez without paying his printing bill
and the Courier WAKES wroth about it. The
press would do we'll to watch all such travel
ling minstYels from Massachusetts. We had
our suspicious excited against these folks as
soon as we discovered that they had most all
their bills struck of IN Massachusetts,
printing Office before they left for the South
on a singing tour. Bad signf
Vicksbury Sun.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11
Mr.. SPEAKER PENNrNaroN.-The Wash

Mr.. SPEAKER PENNINGTON. The Wash
iDgton correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
"lon," says that during the discussions pre-
liminary to the fual election of Speaker, q
point was made which is Of great interest t.
the country,to wit That Mr.. Pennington i,
in favor of the fugitive slave law as it is
This was admitted by the Republicans, and
thus they have been driven from one of thcil
heresies.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

A Wedding took place in Oxford, Mar
quette county, Wisconsin, a few days since,
and soon after the knot was tied, the bride
was taken off by neighbor to sit up with a
sick person. The bridegroom next morning
applied to the Justice to have himself un-
married, but the functionarY informed him
the thing could not be did.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

In Daniel Webster's "famous letter to
John Tayler," written eight years age, he
said I:
"You have no more right to say that
slavery ought not to exist in Virginia, than
a VirgiDian has to say that slavery ought to
exist 10 New Hamshire. That is q question
left to every State to decide for itself; and
if we mean to keep the States togt Their, we
must leave every State this power Of deciding
for itself"
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

Washington correspondents generally con
cur in stating that Douglas recent speecI
in the Senate made no particular impression
His friends, who were anticipating Crane
effect, arc sorely disappointed,
Louisville Courier.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

A DUEL IN PRosPEcrIvE.-Th New
York correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Ledger gays that James Gordon Bennett, Jr.
will call MFR. Pryor, of Virginia, to account fol
the bitter personal attack made in Congress
upon the character of his father and mother.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

Streeter and Meeker, the Two Ohio Adolf
tionists who we're travelling in the South fol
incendiary purposes, have been arrested in
North Carolina, We hope they will meet
with their deserts.-Louisci1le Courier.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

SANDS SARfApARlLLA.-This truly Vau ~
preparation is extracted from selected rOO. s;,D,
powerful apparatus, which obtains the nsu''b X
principle in highly concentrated lOl .oduc
scientifically combining other vegetables pine
in the process, compound extra't IS O ~ rur
which is infinitely superior to any other II rhsup
flying the blood, and cure Of scrofula say
ulcers, fever sores, pimples, boils. Oa N"suwp
eruptions, liver complaint, bronclliv W.. al
ton, female irregularities, loss Of aPps""
general debility. o,,sDa DruE
Prepared and sold BY A. .. & D. SANDS '''''
gists, 100 Fulton street. New Nerk. ,cuoMAs
S0'0 also p w W Yaloo City MIS-
Sold also BY Druggists generally.
February 4, 1850.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11


TIE BLAcK REPUBLICAN DoGMA.-The
creed of the Republican party is 40 longer
IL matter of dispute; but if it were, here,
briefly, is the solemn shape it takes: e To
connige at the perpetuatlon Of slavery as to
disobey tie commands of Heaven. Not to
be an AboIiti0nist Is to be w1fuI and
diabolicaI instrument Of tic de0JI' This
abominable..dogma is from the Black Reprb
lican text book prepared by Helper, and
approved by Seward and his allies. Had
the blasphemous position of Helper stood
unsustained by such noted men as Seward,
it would have been passed by on all sides
as worthy of no comment whatever. But
it comes Endorsed by the representative men
of the party. 1t comes formalized as the
avowed law Of the Republican faction. It
comes to us with oil the authority which its
sectional sustaiDers can confer on any action
which they could take. The proposition of
the Black Republicans to exclude the South
from the Territories by direct Congressional
gislatiou, or by the agency of Squatter
Sovereignty suggested by Douglas is but
one of the means to the total extirpation of
the evil of which they complain.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

A HotsE AFLoAP.-A small frame house
passed down the river, opposite Cincinnati,
during the late food. TO tho poor fellow,
whose :house was swept away, the food was
not one which leads on to fortune"
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

+. Mrs. Partington says that nothing despises
her SO much as to see people who profess to
expect salvation go to church without their
purses when resurrection is to be taken
up.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

The way to keep we'll, take AcLea@' Du 's.i n
ening Cordial and Blood PwJfey, be csrs'T mi,
diet, and no disease can attack the system. .ud
Cordial is the most effective Alterna1r0. .s,O
Tonic ever known. II is perfect pres .sas ard
of disease, aud it strengthens the sys'sm nS toa
puriies and cleanses the Blood. Try ", W. !. an.
will be convinced. See the advertisement f" :
knthar aolumn.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

Milton 8. Latham has been elected to the
Senate from California, to supply the place Of
David G. BrOdsrick, deceased. He was To have
isft Tor Washington on the 9th inst.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

A Dutchman having friend hung in this
country, wrote to bis friends, informing
them that after addressing large meeting
Of the citizens, the scafold on which be stood
gave way, owing to which be fell and broke
his neck.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

Of the many blessings which on all-WIse V,. .",
tor has bestowed on ungrateful yet deRsnu "ns
men, the knowledge Of the laws Of heal'a .; SI
remedies for distressing malades, is cer'.,ss
among the most useful. For Derrheaf DySsI'''is ~
Cholera Morbus, and similar affections q ~ y" I,
bowels, Green's Carminstive Syrup acg Ia, M !
charm, relieving the sufferer and restoring ,',s
rosy tint of health. A single bottle vii! COMM
the most sceptical. See advertisement in an'''"
colnua
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

The Columbus, Ca, -four mills are buying
their wheat in Baltimore, owing to the pres.
ent scarcity Of the grain in Tennessee.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

r ANDRETH'S GARDEN sEED--A ,re'D'
4 complete assortment, just received "
THOMPSON = cpA''
December "a, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11

AN EGG-NoGG PARTY PoFsoNED. "A
case of poisoning occurred at the residence
of Mrs. Ray, five miles Southeast of this
city, few evenings since, involving some
eighteen or twenty persons, who had COM
gregated to partOke of egg nogg. The pois
onous drug was supposed to be arsenic, but
how it came into the liquor or "nog" no
body knows. The barrel from which the
liquor was drawn, we understand, has been
carefully examined, but no poison of any
kind could be found. The parties 'imbib.
ing" narrowly escaped with their lives, one
of whom, at this tine, is scarcely cosidered
OFT of Danger Tuscaloosa Observer.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11
EXTRAORDINARY RUMoR.--The telegrt

EXTRAORDINARY RUMoR.--The telegraph
positively contradicts the rumor that Louis
Napoleon has lately invested largely in the
Lotteries Of Hodges, Davis 4 Co., Macon,
Ca, in the hopes Of getting capital prizes to
aid him in bis meditated war upon England.
Levy is lucky enough and has plenty of
funds. But those who have not too much,
can at least get enough if they follow the
fashion, which is to send on your pioneer
bills, of any small amount--from 81 to SIG,
to the firm at Macon, Ga. You get the
drawings mailed to you, anywhere you please,
and promptly.--Aichiyaa Press
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-11
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
J. W. CLAPP, of Marshall.
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Sir1c bin tt III Den S;0no eclcpt, Guitrncr5 cn purNueIii cS ",
lprtinlcnt pprnlcacn, mn mcrlcn mtinc sccbrirn aunecn auf t.s
9rcmrtcnC MN " .lli0'c bcsicnt.
NAa- WlCt1f0uS 0orrG bl en- 0rUfcS 2aocr rn icitcncn unS
lcincrCa 5alStItcrn. GolncntliNcrn ,.bcmccn,l nrrlc,pcrn 0c.SCnr
unc bannnptutnt), SnlMprn g. lei y. 8chcr,
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OeutIhe 6ebamme.
NlrS. 3. Sdumann, Diaribalz StraBc,
;miIdaen Der 5ten uup 6teu

jNtTAVH DIT 0Itit MO O.eu.
ahht Den 6taucn &ihmOno5 bic c~r1e6cuift Nn;cise, bar tic IN
Seatl@iaac ais 9tbaTHle Hubert uno ouf Ger lntoerTI5t Ri ganl-
3eu3ntlt oorN8en fam, wcS5I6 lie lid tfi pcrfonlaiens en- Gjelcs
9fnb5tten bst:n5 s%apTetlt. 3Ustitb maht bisElbe ihren Goune.
rlnnrn Die Mn4uNe, nGF liz in GeuNAllub mehrtre Sabre, fomie IN
GaIimoTt II Sabre pr0ct:tirt h, IND blF lie ntetale DE @erl:tt
rama NGttn tann, rnR We rtpaias AufrIW in Ter i6ntQilen lSeie
uRe SUI sc9teRA.AEen SIfrSetG5tit I~usridbtea faan. Se.k
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9L9cr'8 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

tot lid rjuNn iCthcu Ruf biulftttd, pr 5ciluro pcn sails. rrS
SEnG9t usttin crNo:tcn. oR cS gNn; unnotbi0 uuErcr Gtite IN
ec @unn GtHCn'hGftrn ccuClbcu ncccr aut;u;6kleu. "a CO lsit
LANCER Belt IN erltm Came ~tcIGnoia actr0ud,t prS, 10 BADEN
mn mtitr ntttS n9ist3. ale Gem J Ubtttum ;u pcrijhtrn, ooF o,
Nu1Ntat ecftltcu itctS ctc tCte III II. t0f Is ,u.crldlI0 GUce yr
Qcritiun9 orr Gctocncen ibut nae 6 tlebcr 9eiban bat.
&Ycr'e GatbdrctiIhc ptlcn,
yrr ocilur0 ecr S:rtcpfurQ, GcItjutt, Maocrlhw6thr. TpSrtp-
Tic. Nutr, NcH rcrrcrbcn,n N'oQtne. SeS HpIblaufs, appfmcbs.
Ger Nolotutn Nccr, SCe Rhcum0t,emuS, &rSldlG0a unN Der Saut
hlntNcittn, CttrTtctmtroSu, 2SIrciudNt, hes HinSmurme. Der
eItdmuIiit Enb 5JlSnilc, H0urmir, @m,t, NcrYcr,nwad,c zinc
Ellt n2h Gem MNut0o5Cutn ir HciniaunS bc4 9lutcs.
NtNc Ntutn lao ma ,}Udcr utcrips,n, bomt lie ou6 Scr
Glrhac!ioitt NIT yctd,!9tlt %vCyihludcl faur, Tic lup Sde hcnc
&HfaNr!UgSmt!iel IN Ger &Neit uuc ciyutn itr po.trrfhi@ III eirtm
!olu5Miucl.
9rsto % Gents yer s8aatcl, flint S:9u6teln
fur ciuCn Gpuar.
Cine Qrcfc Nni0N %Gjciflidcr. NIritc, Staot2mSrncr urb an
ccrt hirsrrragtnbc YcyipRen bdycn itrcu Wsmcn bcratocbcn. nm
It1 SraNHip Der nvHQlelNIiten 3tplthfcil ptcirr obm6cnanntCn
4''piitNen iu e.cncn. rco Iri&ubt c0 Ger Naum nidt, bic Momcn
oin!iulErtn. GIt HHI,HlmoHntti H3mttn liciCru riuicru 4mc.
FI'"nrNGn AM0N1GN araUe, mccm or YUmcu lid, GnacN,b lin
CEN frrNtr cNt!GIt otcr!cc VOGlNnbi0c Y'citrrjbuuGct cbgro,~
r"Nt!er &cIEtActca uuN bic &ehuurjunGaDeiic UNI cine Niy m
.riNlCn. A,0n lane lth utAt rou rvta3jptntcicn ~2trfiuirn an.
rtTer 4(retcGmtNN, INGRAM lc mchr pcrcieucn, ~abIdredcu. aVon
'orouc DC N.crnhcu Unc EiNiS IuptrcS. Die Nr0nlcn wrilcn
ri beiC 3nIte, Hs az it, rcgraNctn III, Wnp Ne ipat tbnen ee,
rGtr: rutrocN. y
3n alien @]rN,tcf,a III Karen.
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!. y. Stcder's
Wen einaErihtete Ccutihc N~nhkinhrreiI

6rrtlAritt mlt cen &nrcrbcrnuGcu Ccr3cjt mus Nrincip Iciu Be,
SeOtm. DER ,elHStitNI'cr r;ttt9 rcrItcb; Stlatdnn IN RufId,riff
Srh oIclti NrunoiNEc tsicctt. Ct0 tc i'd MIR Gem c~crcbylitgn
eSuilMtn Yublt:nni etg c~ractgnc Anij9c III nomcr, baE lb meiue
Sumbthetrct ourdh rrrlWncc &cttg,niR csScrbt,lcru br6rut,rh
sernoullcnct4i hGee, umc 'eti curh Ht hterourch tCmirricn Yicrtcf-
isrur9en IN rcr ]errsNrtjc0 attn htn ircnNitcu Nnfcrsrrrm,sn tSs-
nV9c III ltuttn N Den Staur 9ricpt bin. Nnc in r,ciy R,b IND.
9sN0G @!pe1!ch. "'s: H2tic.lN'a, Multi Gintiuo:, GjafaIunaea
Sr1ls I'm Scpelcr mcrHtn nHt, mc prr aHQcfcrtiGt!u
rpyrGipia. :. %. Stctrr '""'
Yuttinccr unS Nlnparb.i.cr.
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&afrr. Snaf }5ame uno 9aacrticr- saGor.
Ncincn 5rcunNcn ipric rem Qtiamntcn ,pubifum bic rroefcnc
|nStigc, rR tN I'm Sugc I { 9tcRrn 9Rarftce, ucbtn Icoc'a 81.
ttI. cn ncucS Snod soOus c%tn9crtd'tt BABE, mptIbIT ncbcu irnti-
gen GrftlGtun9 n ihte Gin Qurle GNe Sccncrihce girls gu1cr-
Eicr 81 bab;H it. @rncm ,ebt iobIrrbeu Seiub iitGt f~rcunrlidNf
~cai9c&Cn S05u NtarrtNuiCr, @at.