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The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-17

Senator Douglas, says tho Mobile Tribun e
delivered an able speech in the U. s. Senate, the
other day. as did also Senator Davis. 1t was in
reply to Mr. Seward who has great deal more
rhetoric than logic at his command.
Mr.. Douglas, however. did not ventiate his
squatter sovereignty doctrines. Omitting them,
and he might be placed the best of South
ern men
The National Convention is to meet next month.
Within six weeks we shnll, probably. be "out of
pains" as to tho Democratic candidate for the
Presidency That Douglas will not and ought
not to be that candidate is clear to those who be
lieve that the Democratic party of the South
stands as barrier against disunion We think
that this is tie common opinion every where
within the Southern States.
And briefly the reasons Of this ufny be stated
as follows; There is large number of the most
influential aud trusted politicians of the South
who have resolved that they will not support Mr.
Douglas under any circnms ances These men
will make their pledge good. If he should be
nominated, then we hayo an "irrepressible con-
dict" within the only party that stands fast by
the old land marks of the constitution We thus
transfer the conflict to the South Now it is as
near unit as it is possible to bring diverse poEt
ical opinions. This unity is potent element in
controlling the North, even though it be in
minority. Dsunite it, and the element of popu-
lar opinion at the North will mould it after its
own fashion or drive our people to extremes the
most disastrous.
Douglas himself has begun this. His doctrine
Of squatter sovereignty is rejscted by nineteen
twentieths Of our people If he be made the
nominee, and the South supports him. that doc
trine becomes ourS. This will be step towards
compromise sfered by nm individual--not by
authority Of Congress-and not to accept it we're
the Southern party. The doctrine, as it Is con-
tended, may be an abstraction, but that does not
lessen its value Besides this, the yielding of
fixed Southern principle to the opinions of an
individual is humiliating to every true Southern
man.
This argument, We think, is conclusive Of the
duty OF Southern men in the Charleston Conven-
ton. Even If Douglas we're the only person that
eeuld be elected, the reason is sound but when
It is beginning tie he thought that he is really one
of the Weakest Of the men spoken of for that
ofice--and we honestly believe 1.-THE persis.
teneJ of those who's determined 10 force him
hardly account for by any satisfactory process.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-17

pursuant TO adjournment, the aZ00 Military
Association met at the Court House, in Yazot
City, March 10th.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
adopted, and, on motion, the Constitution was
read for information
. On motion that all the members of the "Yazoc
Rifles" present be requested to participate in the
election of permanent officers of the I" Military
Association" the meeting then proceeded to elect
the same. whereupon the following officers we're
elected by accamaton:
Judge J. R. BURRUS, President
Hon. H. BARKsDALE,
Col. W. c. HARRIS,
DR.. H. ]. THOMAS, Vice Presidents.
W. M. PICKETT,
NJ. P. CHEATHAN,
F. BARKsDALE, Treasurer.
J. NJ. ARMIsTEAD, Secretary.
The President then appointed an Executive
Committee, consisting of the following gentlemen
George B. Wilkinson, E. Bowman, DR.. W. j
Leake, w. V. Henderson, A. B. Manning. JohI
s. Paul, Robert Fisher, F. Bostick C. F. Hamer
DR.. Geo. W. Woodbury., and ]. r. Burrus.
The following report from the Yazoo Rifles
through Judge G. D, Wilkinson, was read anC
received.
TO the Ydzoo Military Association:
The undersigned, Committee, beg leave to re
port to the Association that they are directed b,
resolution, to report that the "YazoO Rifles" hav
organized as Military Volunteer Company, un
der that name that they number 55 men, an,
have, by the authority of the Governor Of tn
State of Mississippi, held an election for tn
Commissioned Officers of said Company, whic
resulted as follows:
Captaia--S. NJ. Phillips
First Lieut.-C. F. HaineY
Second LieH.--H. Peake
Third Lieuk-N. T. Pugh.
| All of which is respectfully reported.
GEO. B. WILKINSON,
EDWARD BOWMAN, Committee
+. BARKSDALE,
On motion of Col. W. G. Harris, the consider
alton of the amount to be annually subscribe
by each member of the Association, was postpor
ed.
On motion of Geo. B. wilkinson, the meetin
adjourned.
J. R. BURRUS, President.
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Long Lost, but Now Found! +!
HOLINESS TO THE LORI,

A FRY twenty years experience, I have
80 succeeded In discovering HAIR DYE that :.
The undersigned wishes to inform tho nrh,,. u..
ne Is now prepared to color hair black or brown at
I TaI m usually costs, and will sell his un iva,eS
dyas DEg ust hat what they have to pay for Other
a. y "n"Vlng and Hair Cutting Saloon at the Collin.
siruvng rn done so easily that person cannot feel 4,
shampooning done truly delightful S'''o' ana
Hair r'sS ard keep hand splendid
scalp clear of dandruT cure the .ch no b Keep tne
Sc9p ana prevent the falling off Of the hair VI '"s
Eazors Eaz and scissors sharpened.
February 1, 1s6G-ly pRoF IT t,,,n,
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pARRED and Embroidered Curtain Null
~ Paper turains, Oil Shades, ETC., at
April 80, 1857 POE & BROS.
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STREATOR, DAILY g. CO.,
Dealrs in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Crockery
Hadware, &c. Shalersyille, Portage county, Ohio.
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COMPOUNDED ON Pure Vegetable Extracts, and
put up in glass cases. air tight, and viii keep III any
climate. --,
The FAMILY CATHA, lRTlC PILL is gentle
but active Cathartic, that m THE proprietor has used
in his practice more than ~- twenty years.
The constantly increasE IA ling demand from those
who have long used the , PILLS, AMI tho satsfac-
ton which all express in r. regard to their use, has
Induced me to put themi+ within the reach of all.
The Profession WE'LL ,know that different Cath.
artics act on ditfrrentH portions of the bowels.
Tie FAMILY CATHAI IRTiC PILL has, with due
reference 10 this we'll esiSo tabshed fact, been COM
pounded from Varietyt4 of the purest Vegetable
Extracts which act alike on every part of the ali
rentary canal, AID are e good and safe in all cases
where Cathartic is 2eed - led, such as DERAHGE.
MEET OF THE SToMACH,IA1 SLEEPINEss, CosTlvNEss,
PAINS IN THE BACK AND I'd LIONS, PAIN AND SORE
NESS OVER THE WHOLE - BoDY, from sadden cold,
which frequently, if neg ~ tccted, end in long
course Of Fever, Loss off, Appetite, Creeping
Sens tion Of Cold over the Body, Restlessness
Headache or Weight inI< the Head, all inlamma-
tory Diseases, Worms co lin Children or Adults
rheumatism, great Pu - rlHer of the Blood, and
many diseases to which flesh is heir, too numerous To
mention in this advertisement. Dose TO 3.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic Pill:
are retaled by Druggists generally, and sold whole
sale by the Trade in all the large towns.
ST. w. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
1876 Broadway, New York.
January 49, lSG0-ly
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| ~ DhONOON having been so far redus
- ced BY consumption as to be considered beyopd
al nope OF recovery by the most eminent Of the med
lcai profession, and also by hmseif-a regularehyS-
clan ol twenty years practice-as last resort con-
ceiVed the idea OF ANALYZING THE RLOOD, and
applying the subject Of physiology 10 the more mme-
diate connection, and effect Of the state of the blood
upon the health and system The result has been tho
production OF this "BLoOD FOOD, - from the use cf
which DR.. Bronson was restored to perfect health
Within six months after its introduction over two
thousand consumptives were edectualy cured BY it.
II you have any complaint of consumptiYe tenden.
cy, CouGH, COLD, HEADACHE, PALPITITIoN OF THR
HEART, Loss OF APPETITE, OR PAIN THR SIZE, lose
no time In procuring bottle OF the BLOOD F0OD.
you are suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY, or your
sleep Is broken and disturbed If your spirits are de-.
pressed, or your organs relaxed, you wifi find n tbs
an unfailng remedy, by commencing with TEN drop6.
Hyour LIVER is torpid, or diseased in any manner
Whatever ONE OR TWO will be sure to inviR.
crate, and bring It into lively and healthful action
In the most cases of DYSPEPSIA the patient
can here ind the most efficient and grateful relief
oenent Is always experienced after taking ONLY
ONE BOTTLE. In MALE OR FEMALE CoMpLAINTs AND
WEAKNESSES, the sufferer, after trying other reme-
dies In vain, may rest assured that certain cure will
result from TWO OR THREE BOTTLES. The "BLOOD
FOOD" Is effectual in all of ERUPTIoNs, SALr
RHEUM, ScRoFULos and other like complaints. Pale
and emaei ated children and adults are imn ediatey
benefited by ITS use. 1t gives strength to the body
and color and beauty to the skim Physicians Of all
schools are using II with wonderful success.
For full directions, see circulars. Price 81 per
bottle. 1910 II
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THE STEWART STOVE
Is the only true Economist among Cooking Stoves.
THE STEWART STOVE
Operatcs to perfection with Bituminous Coal,
THE STEWART STOVE
win pay for itself in saving of fuel every years.
THE STEWART STOVE
Does all sorts of Cooking at the tiule and gives
you also plenty of hot water, and warming closet
without cost.
THE STEWART STOVE
Combines the entire knowledge ofa veteran inventor
OF 2j years experience.
THE STEWART STOVE
Bakes perfectly on top and in oven, and roasts in
front, all at the same time.
THE STEWART STOVE
Will do twice the work of any other Stove with the
same sized oven,
THE STEWART STOVE
Cooks meat and pastry together without imparting
the favor of one 10 the other.
THE STEWART STOVE
VIII last twenty years. Many now in use that
were purchased fifteen and twenty years ago. AL
though costing more at rs it is in the end cheaper
than any Common Stove.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is the article suited to every familyt will aid in pro-
noting luxury with economy. While it will be found
an invaluable servant in the houses of the wealthy 1t
will also prove Good Samaritan in securing comfort
aud happiness 10 the families of the poor TO those
in moderate circumstance it makes itself indispensi
BILE by its labor saving and economical qualities.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is warranted for three months, and may then be re-
turned,-so you run no kind of risk in trying it.
A. w. BECKLEY,
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SAEFOIg
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,

Compounded ON Pure Vegetable Extracts, and
put up in glass cases, air tight and will keep in any
,limatG,
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JOHN c. BEATTY,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries
Carpets, etc, No. Phoenix Block, Ravenna- o.
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BEAUTIFUL AND COMFORTABLE.

MO ONE can view a Park, Cemetery,
lV Lawn, or Avenue, which is tastefully ornamen.
Chestnut, Cedar, Catalpa, Pine, Larch, Mountain
Ash, Willow, Arbor Vita, Birch and Labarnum
trees, without realizing something Of the magnif-
cence of nature! Whoever owns house with plats
before and behind it, may have life long pleasure by
the outlay ofa very few dollars thereon, In the plant
ing Of Fruit and Ornamental trees. The Spring is
Ounce and Evergreen trees; also Carrant, Goose.
berry, Blackberry. Raspberry, Grapes, &C., &c. In
Cleveland, have large stock of all the foregoing,
also everything in tho Nursery and Floral line all
of which is reared the pre- eminent nursery soil of
the lake Shore All orders for the delivery Of Fruit
and Ornamental Trees or for the mapping out and
ornamenting of Fair Grounds, Cemeteries, Church
Yards, Lawns, Avenues, &c. promptly attended to.
RANSOM H. CLARK.
RoGtst0wn, February 8, Ie6C-2m
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VANCE & GARDNER.
Dealers In Furniture, Upholstery. Pictures, LOOKING
Glasses, etc No Phoenix Block, Ravenna, o.
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NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE

NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE {!
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION
Pursued by DR.. Wadsworth is very simple and entire
y new and by it disease CT any of the internal vital
organs is In very few minutes detected with facility
and certainty, without asking the patient question,
having the least previous knowledge of the case.
Among the Diseases treated with perfe success
SCROFULA,
And all diseases of Scrofulous origin: Ulcers Tn.
mors, Enlarged Glands Joints, Hip Disease Swell
led Neck or Goitre, Scro(ulous Sore Eyes, Scald
Head, Eruptons on the face or other parts Cancer,
Fistula, Spinal Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gravel, Impo.
tence Structure, St. Vitus Dance, Epilepsy, Rheuma-
tsm, Dropsy, Syphilis, Ague and Fever, Neuralgia
All diseases peculiar to Females, and all Chronic
Diseases of the Brain, Eyes. Throat, Lungs, Heart,
Stomach, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Skin or other Or
gans.
scription may be assured that their cases will be
treated fairly and candidy, and they will not be en-
ccuraged to take medicine without corresponding
prospect of benefit DR.. w. has visited Cleveland
and other places in Ohio and New York, regularly,
for the last two years. and furnish patients with
ATTY amour: of evidence In regard to his skill and
qualifications physician. He will visit the above
places once in five or six weeks, for one year, thus
giving those who consult him, opportunity 10 continue
till cured. Those cases which have been treated by
others, and pronounced lncurahle, requested to
call, will cost you moth ng to have your
incd and explained.
Mark well the time and day, and call early.
Or. II. w. WADswoRTH-Dear Sir: In November,
1857, suffered severely from in n1amation of the eyes,
pronounced by several physicians, scrofu ,us sore
eyes. tried several prescriptions given me by my
family physician and others, but all failed in giving
relief. During the winter and spring they continued
to, grow worse and when hot weather came in the
summer thought would have to resign my commits
sion as Justice of the Peace. At this time noticed
your card in the Cleveland Plaindeaer and was in
duced to call upon YOU The result las been highly
satisfactory. three
my eyes gradually improved. l ought to have ac-
kDowledged my gratitude to- you long ago. my eyes
have been perfectly restored to their original healthy
state by your treatment. fyou think the above state
ment of any use to you,or those similarly afflicted
You may make what use of you please for that end
JOHN THOMPSON,
Justice of the Peace, streetsboro', Portage Co.
Dec. ], 1852
! Any person sending correct statement OF theil
| symptoms, and enclosing S., will have medicine
adapted to their case, sufficient to last month,
| Ave weeks, sent them by Express.
Address H. W. WADSWoRTH, M. D.
august "a, 1859. Batavia, Wy.
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HENRY JAMES,

Sign and Ornamental Painter and Glider. Carved
Letters furnished to order. Stencil plates of any CO.
sired pattern cut with neatness and dispatch. shop
one Building west ofthe Democrat Office, up STAIRS
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G, w. ESSIG,
RAIRD & WAIT,

Dealers in Watches, ,Jewelry, Slverware, &C., &c.
Swift's Building, Main street, Ravenns, Ohio
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THE PLACE to have your Prescriptions
l. properly prepared is at SWIFT'S.
Sept. 81, 1852.
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'HESE Watches are great favorites with
L Railroad Men, for their extreme accuracy. Tn
fact they are with perhaps the exception of Cirono
meters, costing from $500 to $500, the most exact
pocket times Keepers in existence.
ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES
Gold and Silver the most celebrated and re-
liable makers. Swiss or Geneva Lever Watches made
70 our order and engraved with name on which no
pains or expense has been spared to make them du-
nomeer Watches Of all kinds, warranted as good as
any any, In the market. Duplex Watches, beating Sc.
conus genus ana na seconds. Magic Watches in Gold and
the above varieties of Watches we offer low
YER 20 w
for cash. Call and them as we charge nothing for
showing. RAIHD a. w iT
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WAsa1ScroS, June 9.-Many rumors Of
An extravagant character prevail a. to Mr..
Sumner. 1t appears that early lass night,
An individual, representing himself from
Virgins, called Ut his room and imperiously
demanded an explanation of certain parts Of
his recent speech. Mr.. Sumner gaYe him
no satisfaction, and ordered him to depart,
which be did with tbreats. At subsequent
hour, three others called, halting in the
passage, and sent up word that they wished
to see him alone. They refused the invita-
ton to enter his room, where MIR. Sumner
ing : thYoatsning message By tho servant,
that they would come with force TO assault
him 1T ten O'Clock this morning, when Mr..
Summers friends were again present. In
view Of these occurrences, some Of them
accompanied him from his residence to the
Senate to-day, apprehensive Of personal Vi
watchfulness and precaution.
Mayor Barrett, without the knowledge Of
Mr.. Sumner, that the la.ter's room WAS i'm
properly invaded, and that threats had been
made against his life. The Mayor promptly
Investigated the matter, and procured an
affidavit a. to who the principal party was,
and the substance Of the language he en-
ployed towards Mr.. Sumner. Upon ascer-
tanning the fact that the offender committed
the act while in . state Of intoxication, and
did not intend any injury to Mr.. Sumner,
and regretted the act, Mr.. Barrett accompa-
MED the gentleman, who gave bis name a.
Capt. Henry, to Mr.. Summers room about
nine o'clock tonight, and he duly apollo
gtzed to Mr.. Sumner, which was satisfactory
to the latter.
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An ACCESSION.

"Rev. Harvey Adams this dsy took up
his line Of march for the west. with his in
tersssing household. Pennington has .has
los. enc OF the ear!ics. pioneers Of the
Church in this State and one Of The eldes.
ministers in the Congregational Church.
lie goes to Council Bluff. and cur loss will
hs 10 thai people great gaia. The mem
hsrs Of this Church woald improve this OPP
res,unisy to bear their hearty testimony TO
che zeal, fasshfalness and ability WITH which
the Rev. II. Adam, has 50 long discharged
the duties Of pastor, and their sincere re.
grss Al The sandssing Of the pleasant rsla.
sisas which have existed between him and
~ for almost seventeen years, aud We mos,
heartily ss'ansaa him TO the Church .!
Christ ~ . hrs.hs: beloved, = faithful pas.
tor. aaa . successful preacher Of the word. -
Sc say. rAsmiasson correspondent Of
the ksesaalas Van Barren csassr, Iowa,
R.pasiieGs.
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MII.TttN FARVO.

Some one not inaptly--and with malice
aforethought describes M editor ~ an in
disidual who reads newspapers, writes arsi-
cles on all subjects, sets typo, reads proof,
works At press, folds papers, prints Jobs,
run erranss, saws wood. works in the gar
den, talks 10 nil who call. receives blame
for many thing, he never does, works from
early dawn TO dewy eve, and never collect,
half his debts.
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On The Sch inst, the House resolved, BY
a.ote Of ~ against %, that BssRrrr WAS
not entitled to asess a. Representative from
the 81, Louis district, and by vote Of %
against 99 that +. +. BLArs Jr., was. The
latter Was then sworn in. Ballot boz
ssufHag and Illegal voting seems to NEE,
with bas littIs favor Al the hands Of the
rrcsen. House.
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!, NISlc Has CHARMS

And Prof. MuKLtKs has music-in his
soul and n profound knowledge Of the art
Of music in his head. and also happy fac
ul.y Of impar.ing that knowledge to his pu-
pills. The Prof. IL also agent for G.. &.
Es.Ss' Gift Book Store in Philadelphia, and
will AZ any time receive orders at this Office,
at E,ros's Ambrosyps Car, or through the
Post oMce.
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PIONEER BOOK BlNDERY
BIZ A N X B TOOK
Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Council Bluffs, Iowa.
The Subscriber would respectfully inform the citizen
in Iowa and Nebraska, that he has opened q
rat class Bndery and the only ever established in
this section Of the country. am prepared to do
all kinds Of work, pertaining to the business Harper
Grshams, Gadey's, Petersons, Arthurs Ballous, Put
nam's, Frank Leslie's. Enickerbocker, HINTS Mer-
chants, Magazines, New York Ledger, Baeu's Picto-
rial Lesiie's illustrated Scientific American, Atlantic
Monthly, Musical Review, Yankee Notions, Ladies'
FORMAL, Ladies' Repository. saEs&
Music, Law Books and Newspapers books Of any
kind old or bound rebound in the approved
styles, short notice. at low prices.
Old family Bibles rebound as 70 look and as
equal 10 new.
September, 1t 1853. WMsF. KITER
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prAvu or JUICE STOCKTON

Hon. l.. .. STOCKTON, Judge Of the Su-
prems Court Of this State, died ut his resi-
dones ia Burlington on Saturday last, 9th
inst, after prosraesed illness. The bench
has los: its brightest ornament, and the
State an honored and respected citizen.