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MAY THE BEST MAN WIN"
JOHN C. HEENANs RECEPTION FESTIVAL,
JoNEss WOOD,
W." MONDAY AFTERNOON, August 10, 1850,
when he VIII be assisted By
JOHN MCDONALD
and G. r. oTTIGNoN,
An prominent professors OF the manly art
DODWORIRs DOUBLE BAND, Of 20 performers, viii fur
ThePp Vii be- SOMFoRTABLE SEATS persons.
clusyely fo LADIES and the GENTLEMEN accompanying
them and the grounds will be 20 lar smsnsed that
The msin feature Of the day viii be PERFECT REPRE-
'''' INTERNATIONAL CONTEST
Between Messrs KEENAN, AID SAYEHS
the incidents that memorable event. dyested OIL It's
actually disssfeee festures =.
1'he several profe 70 rs nsmed above will also
THY THEIR HANDS WITH THE CHAMPION
One pleasing event will be the PRESENTATION In one
THE CHAMPION FUND,
Embracing the contributions to Mr. Heenan up TO date
The Second and Third Avenue and number Of steam
Will make trips to and from Joness Wood on tine
of the Festival
Tickets, rs cents.
Ladies Amphi and Balcony Seats rs cents extra
Carriages o the Grounds IS cents extra.
AN OFFICE FOR THE SALE OF TICKETS, Amphthea
tcal and balcony Seats is open at No $50 Broadway
Packages of Tickets and places may also be secured.
The most effective have been made 10 secure good
order the whole being paced under the
supervision Of Hessrs. JAMES N. NIXON and HENRY
WOOD.
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A NEW BOOK.

JUsr PuBLIsBHp;
THE SUNNY SOUTH;
OR, THE sOUTHERNER AT HOME.
Embrscins Five Years Experience of Northern G0vernes in
r,,, the Land Of sugar, Rice md ,c.;uA'n. Cotton;
Handsomely bound i ysl9%s sss Psss. fhos 81 '
No 4ss Chestnut .t, Philadelphia.
THE SUNNY SOUTH; Or, THE sourHKRSzs AT HoSz.
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embracing the most features Of Southern rural LIE on
nf fss sa or Ts
Tie Of the book I. strictly conservative and uaion. pc
and hirh Cultivated Nor hsrn lady would 81 south
THE sunny SOUTH; Or, Tan souTaEEsss AT aoss
political tbnt adapted for light summer peass when coves
pacific and pleasant redns at the present time VIII no doubt
The sunny SOUTH; Or, Tss sOurHnNsxn At HoxE.
nss : 1ls Cn G Of cen 20 he Sy
gent & % T. ss nn ss T
T has no. been penned merely to meet any recen
object do justice to the Southern Planter and At
the time afford information in agreeable form to the
The SUNNY soUTH Or, THE sourHxRsxH Hoxr.
captivating volume strongly instrti7e OF Southern
lite The the fair suihore with her theme and she
carries the interest OF the reader along with her Is s in her
anusng sty ceneates the scenery manners and
pecuharilies oil Southern home
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Having purchased the spacious Iron Building No @ Chestnut
ness particularly that branch devoted 70 COUNTRY ORERs
and having larger caPt. ssn any other party n the e
viii furnish any book to moral character published In the
and give pr sent worth from to 800 with each book
and guarantee to give perfect satisfaction as am determined 70
maintain The reputation already bestowed upon my e'abisb
Strangers visiting Philadelphia invited to call and Judge for
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CokREoIIos'
Nsw.YoRK, August 1850. } Z
d SO REWARD.-Wh there is reason 70
WOO believe that individuals wel Counties Towns
and s cut Of the State New York well In It, have IN
been guilty Of the nhnmanit crime and
10 thrust their unacs Blind asd Deaf and Dumo
with other pauper upon this County for support the COMMITS
of aud Correction hereby ofert above reward
or such evidence lead the covery Of the parties
sased in or guilty Of the practice referred
conviction may follow the charge and the guilty brought 70
mrIited punishment
BY order
ofthe Commissioner Of Public Charities and Correction
3 DRAPER,
ISAAC BELL jr,
MOSES II. G8INNELL.
JAMES B. NICHOLSON
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Ghanfes for Business Mlet.

Tor SALE-The MCBRIDE CABINET, con-
ssDg extensive and collection Of Fossils Shells
Geological Specimens Indian Antiquities together w goat
Miscellaneous Curoses WIN De sold tue
oer that may made within the ensuing 90 d.y' The
Cabinet and Books Drawing ready for examination
JOHN p p PECK, Admir- of James elcBride, deceased
Hamilton Ohio, Aug i, 1900.
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ITO STATESMEN AND POLITICIANS.
POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
FOR 1860:
Comprising Brief View OF
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS;
Including
ALL THE NATIONAL PLATFORMS EVER YET
ADOPTED:
Also,
HISTORY OF THE STRUGGLE
RKsPEcTISG
SLAVERY IN THE TERRIT0RIEs,
rHR
ACTION OF CONGRESS AS TO THE
FREEDOM OF THE PUBLIC LANDS,
THE MOST NOTABLE SPEECHES AND LETTERS
MEssRs LINCOLN DOUGLAS, BELL, CAss, SEWARD,
EVERETT BRECKINRIDGE, H. v. JOHNSON, ETC,
ETC TOUCHING THE QUESTIONS OF THE DAYi
RETURNS OF ALL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
SINCE 1896.
Compiled By
HORACE GREELEY AND JOHN F. CLEVELAND.
Now in Press, and win be issued on Thursday, Aug
EDITORS PREFACE.
The single end Of this book the pesentson In compact
eeeeh. and other which
the political contest asng th: country It has been our
for himself his platform and yindicse W hs mayl
bis and the gIIans S M on s'
course such work have but comparative msn.
tha, compiler would wish to insert and every critic wi
nsnsiby All Why insert omit that Why give so
much OLA little Of ~ Besides s not always possible
10 remembered hnd all that would be val
ned hike this We only that we have done our
best: let him 10 better who 49,,
Inaccuacy the chief vices OF our political
DISCUSSIONS hardly listen to SIT speech even nom
wenforDed and truthful canyssser wnich not nsued p
some unconscious OF the posi-
ton and this that prominent statesman Documents
heedesy lost misiaid quoted from
r.cy when citations de do injustice to their an
ao and Tend 10 mead The heaer We believe the documents
collected this printed that their general accuracy
may be safely relied on. m,
By canvsssers of all parties tro Text Book VIII be
found convenient Indispensable But those who oniy
listen and reflect viii also hnd manies. help 70
clear Of the issues and contentious OF the day
They be interested In comparing the actual positions aken
By Mr. Lincoln Mr. Douglas, Gen Cess or Mr. Everett
as faithfully forth In this with those confidently ao
that In the fluent h.ansue Of some Poiesl
opponent intent bszonng his oI
bis sincerity. To verify and correct the citations Of fron,
decamer sometimes the easiest and most convincing reiua
hcn Of his speech. ,,.,
II partisan bias is betrayed In the thread Of nanass
hi partially the successive reports bills votes etc.
Our purpose compile record acceptable and convenien
all parties and which might be consulted and trusted
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viii b. he,o on EDNESDAi EVENING at cock the
purl ose OF enrolling members All friendly to
invited to be pIesent. CYRUS 1. FhOSII President
M, W. TROY, Secretary.
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We invite the attention Of the endof the Republican cause
70 the following list Of documents:
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HON. ABRAH AM LIN COLIN
(Authohied edihon)
By ID. w. BARTLETT.
Bound In cloth with Steel Portrait, asa pasea Price o.
Postage prepaid
An abridged Edition, paper covers, - cenEa
SLAVERY IN HIsTORY-By Count Gurowsh The work
ea Of Slavery distinctive social disease in all times and
nations sed,nns with slavery saoas The P1,c aie
LINCOLSs AND DOUGLASS SPEECHES In the great
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THE LENNON SLAVE CAsE-FuI History Of the Case
with opinion. Of the Judge. and arguments Of counsel Price
2s cent? per loo, sle. Postage > cent.
THE CASE OF DRED SCOTIA large pamphlet Of loc
page. Postage paid One copy Is cents four copies OIL
twelve copies, 81 23.
for President by States Return Of Elections Prce postage
pai6) 10 cents IL copies, 81 leo copies, So
HELPERS IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE SOUTH
Po.late PuU .ns. '"'' ~ ''''' ~
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IHL boBOLlNK MINSTREL: saSh.
THE %iDhA wo,ta hId XMGeALlST M1A Postage paid
REPUBLICAN PoCkET-PIsToL. Price 5 cents. Postage
TsE BARBARITIEs OF sLAvERY.-Mr Sumner. re
cent speech Senate, with hsmmonds 4" iLLUoTRA-
T1ON IN Semi WeekJ Tribune Of June Pic. ee1s per
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CAMPAIGN TRACTS
PLEA,i PARTICULAR ATTENTION 70 the remarks on Post
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I Tnt IRREPRESSI5LE CONFLlO3. Gov Stewards
a. chester s,e.fh of 1883; with Charles Osnsrs Union
Meeting Speech, Dec Is, 1852
Al Trk DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DlSUNlON.
Su-c Henry Wilson Of Massachusetts In the Senate, JAn
70, laU
III THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS Gov Stewards great
Speech, Senate FEB ~, 1900
w. NATIONAL POLITICS; Speech Of Abraham Lincoln OF
Illinois Cooper Institute New York. Feb a. l0oO; James
X Doolitte', yindicaton of Wisconsin
v LAND FOR THE LANDLESs: The Hen. Gslusha A.
Grows Speech in the House, Feb. ~, 1900
vi ThE LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINC0LN-By an Illinois
Republican who well the and bis history large
COMPACT pamphlet % double column pages for general cea
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nv mali me additional must be sent 20 prepay postage
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Gperial Notifies.

Republican Central Committee.-A Regular Monthly
Meeting oi this Comnnse win De held No e4s Broadway
Oh EVENING B. 1GSa;e cSNovfR Is Chairman
2 BINS D. = MAS's.I1, s.1Is Svioe Chairmen.
h,HyHy t.xN, W r. o3.sy S.syElASD' Secretaries
quarters, IA Broadway gat aud day oI the
:Is party Mas & meetings eysIy TAURsDAY EVEN
iE1sYI:S 1S:g: i0Us', Secretaries. 0''D ~
Lincoln Battalion of the Rocky Mountain
Club The members of this Battalion will at the Club
Rooms Of Orange and Fulton streets Broosyno WE'D
KEsDAY EVENING August at a O'clock for the purpose
proceeding to the Eastern District vis Peck SIP fey
the meeting to be held at the Odeon
PF 9S % seS tS sIsy sOs s u a tine corp, 70 I will attend
pnaer the Of the Lincoln Battalion. =
J.. c. DUDLEY COnnsndant.
Inauguration Of the New Republican Wigwam
NINETEENTH WARD.
The Republicans Of the Nineteenth Ward invite all the Asso
Citations Clubs of New attend body Dedica
%ESNEsD~3 EVESiNG @ next ' aug at eciocs 'N VI
Every arrangement has been made to enthusiastic
Mineleenth Mard.IREPgBLIcANs, l ?; 81 RALLY 70 THE
SoLN ss and aAM n PsSt h TsTG S1s Of 81
the nomination Of Lincoln han Several Of the most
Spiitiers axes Clubs win be present
By order Of the Joint Committees OF the Association aud CLUBS
Of the Nsrd.
Headoaarters Yorkyiile Wide-Awakes-Conps-
order 1.-The InembeIs wll assemble at uarwood Hail.
corner Of S6hst 4th sv WEDNESDAY the 9th inst,
in full Uniform for the purpose Of participating in
Of dsdcStng the Wig in lbs Nneteenn
Ware hoped expected that every member will be
present BY oroer of ". +. VAN bRUNT, Commandant.
o. H. BARRETT orderly.
meeting of the Yorkville Wide-Awake Club
piu be heIo on EDNESDAl EVENING at oclock for
purl ose OF enrolling members All friendly to TO
invited to be pIesent CYRUS L. FhOSII PRESIDENT
M. W. Troy, Secretary.
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THE CINCINNATI PLATFORM RELATIVE TO
SLAVERY IN THE TERRITORIES.

Resolced, That, claiming fellowship with, and
desiring the cooperation of all who regard the
preservation Of the Union under the constitution
as the paramount issue-and repudiating all Sec
tional parties and platforms concerning domestic
slavery, which seek to embroil the States and in
cite to treason andarmed resistance to law in the
territories; and whose avowed purposes if con-
summated must end in civil war and disunion-
the American Democracy recognize and adopt the
principles contained in the organic Ia WIS establish
ing the territories of Kansas and Nebraska, as
emb0dying the only sound and safe solution of
the ''slavery question:" upon which the great
national idea of the people of this whole country
can repose in its determined conservatism of the
Observation-Disclosures by congress with slave
ry in the territories in the District of Columbia.
2. That this was the basis Of the compromises
of 1850-confrmed by both the Democratic and
Wing parties, in national conventions-rat by
the people in the election of 1851-and rightly
applied to the organization Of territories in 1854.
8. That by the uniform application of this dem
ocratc principle to the organization Of territories
and to the admission of new States, with or with
out domestic slavery, as they may elect-the
equal rights of all the States will be preserved
intact-the original oompacts of the constitution
maintained inviolate and the perpetuity and ex-
pansion of this Union insured to its utmost ca
pacity of embracing in peace and harmony, every
future American State, that may be constituted
or annexed with republican form Of Govern
ment.
RESOLVED, That we recognize the right Of the
people of all the territories, including Kansas
and Nebraska, acting through the legally aud
fairly expressed will of majority of actual
residents and whenever the number of inhabitants
justifes it, to form constitution with or without
domestic slavery, and be admitted into the Union
upon terms of perfect equality with the other
States
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
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WHICH has been known only in Central
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its original color, removing the dandruf and
cutaneous affections of the head, and giving
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Abundant certificates of the highest character
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When in use all other preparations for the
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tanning substances of an oily nature.
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Retailed by the principal druggists and mer
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HuRRA FOR BELL AND EvERETT.--A prominent
member of the Opposition party, recently return
ed from an extensive tour in Tennessee, was ac-
cOsted by another distinguished member of the
same party, who asked, " What is the news in
Tennessee How is Bell and Everett getting On?''
"Why, really, DR.. -, have scarcely heard
their names mentioned since / left home; if il
had not been for Mr.. NJ, whom met in
Nashville should not have heard their names
mentioned at ALL" was the consoling and encOur-
aging response.
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ELECTION FIRST MONDAY IN OCT.
FOR JUDGE OF THE HIGH COURT.

FOR JUDGE OF THE HIGH COURT.
A. II. HANDY is n candidate for reelection as
Judge Of the High Court of Errors and Appeals,
for the First District, composed Of the Counties OF
Kinds, Warren, Rankin, Scott, Newton, Lauder
dale Kemper, Neshoba, Leake, Madison, Yazoo,
Issaouena, Washington, Holmes, Attala, Winston
and Noxubee. Election LIST Monday of October.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce W. b. RICH
ARDS0N as q candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
Court. Election fret Monday in October.
FOR SURVEYOR.
We are authorized to announce JAMES H.
REDDING as candidate for the Office of Sur
veyor of YezoO county. Election first Monday
in October next.
FOR PROB ATE CLERK.
We are authorized to announce JOHN BRUM-
FIELD as candidate for reelection to the office
Of Pro bate Clerk of YaEoo county. Election first
Monday in October next.
FOR TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce THOMAS A
MANOR as candidate for Treasurer of Yazo'
county. Election first Monday in October next
We are authorized to announce e. L. BOWER
as candidate for reelection to the Office o
Treasurer Of YaEoo County. Election in 0ctobe
next
FOR SHERIFF.
| We are authorised to announce WILLIAM Fl
MANGUM as a candidate for re election to th
Office of Sheriff of Yazoo county. Election i
October next.
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to announce D. M. BELL q
candidate for the Office Of Tax Assessor Of YazO
county. Election first Monday in October mex
We are authorized to announce L. d. LANG
FORD as candidate for the Office of Assessor
Taxes Of Yazoo county, at the ensuing 0ctOb'
election.
! We are authorized to announce GEORGE
JENKINS as a candidate for the Office Of Asse
sor Of Taxes, at the ensuing October election.
We are authorized to announce A. B. JONI
STON as a candidate for re election to the oih
Of Tax Assessor Of Yazoo county. Election fir
Monday in October next
We are authorized to announce JAMES
{ WEATHERBY az q candidate for the Office
Q Tax Assessor az Yazoo county. Election to ta
place on the hrst Monday in October next
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CITATION NOTICE.

To JOHN HOllopoy, ArchiJdM Holloway,
and the uaknown heirs and Distributors
Of the estate Of Samuel Hollo~og, de-
ceased.
NOU are hereby cited to be and appear be
I fore the Probate Court of Yazoo county,
State Of Mississippi, on the fourth Monday OF
August next. to answer the petition Of james
McEachern, administrator of Samuel Holloway,
deceased, for leave to file final settlement Of
his account, and to surrender his letters OF
administration. BY order of the Court.
JOHN BRUMFlELD, Clerk.
DANIEL JOKES, Sol'r.
July Z, 1860. 45-5t.
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We are indebted to our distinguished Senator,
40. Brown, for several bound volumes of the
Congressional Globe and their appendices. Gov.
Brown has been very attentive to the wants Of
tbe editorial fraternity, as well his constituent
Az generally, and his attentions have been highly
.nprecated.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-07-14

HERsHELL V. JOHNSON AT HoME.-The
Douglas candidate for the Vice Presidency
was signaly rebuked in Macon, Georgia, a
few days since. He was not permitted by
the outraged citizens of that community to
finish an address which he was delivering in
favor Of Squatter Sovereignty and as token
of their indignation they hung him in efigy.
Treason does not flourish IN Georgia.
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PROF. MARIoN.-This gentleman is organizing
in our city class of pupils in the Language
Possessing thorough knowledge of the language
which he proposes to teach, he is prepared to give
satisfaction to any who may require his services
we recommend bin to our citizens.