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ffepubllcan County Convention.

rar Ve2uhIears at co'1 Ceuaty are L>rely rosGel
TIA, Caur&r.!ou will be ltl the R,s~ a In tic city
ct chIcaso 1uee the 18th dry at cptertsr n.tap
At Two otel for the purrerc Of nominating caLd
d4les fer tic following named u1le-+, yi..:
a Ststc SepAtar for this Sensational District.
thtsiA-
Clerk Of Circuit Court
&ofonc-. ard
Etate'a Attorney.
There will also be nominated ii The zane te and place.
iva candidates each for she Hcuse Of Representatives ia
the nnEzth AID atty seventh Representa- vc UIstncs.
The svesat Wds aud Towna vii he eus!tleL 10 repre-
sentAton In aald Couyk ykntlon as fb.!owa, vx:
NJ Nh T.1n r3r+
, 1860-09-22

RACE At corrAoE Gaork PAnk-Tha raca
Thuradsy afternoon, between the horse "Drs.
o." Of New York, aud the "1'rairie Boy" of
Chicago. for purse Of $500, hsst ,hrse ID fve
70 hafness, resulted in favor Of "Draco," win
ming tho three straight heats. Tina, 8:s7-
2:S2-2;33,
, 1860-09-22

EBG Go to Jonn Jones. 1la Dearborn street
snd get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well d:ae and at prices 10 suit tho
times.
, 1860-09-22

D We :re informed that an invitation has
bsaa extended to Lord Renfrew, through Dir.
wilkins, II, y. II. Consul, to attend the per-
Torrance or "Moza.t's Requiem" in Bryan
Hall to. pight.
, 1860-09-22

To CAMPAIGN SCIrus.-Campaign clubs, sgents
mud canvassers will please remember that Nc.
Na!ly l. Co., 81 Dearborn street, are now sell.
ing TT their sto.k Of campaign documents at
cast. Milled ed5e medals >. $3.50 per hundred
and eli others at pricss equally loE.
, 1860-09-22

FlnE.-The s:ab'c Of Mr. Waternan on an
alley in tho rear Of West Randolph street, be-
tween Union and Desplaines, was partially de.
stro5ea b. fire last night. Damage tri1:ng.
, 1860-09-22

II Attention il called 10 the advertisement
Of 7. 4. Hall, ia another column, Offering re.
ward for the recovery Of the body Of his broth
e1, u. F. Hall, who WAS lost on the Lady Elsip.
, 1860-09-22

Po,,rlcA1 SrEAxIxG At n1pE PARK.-uon.
Kns!ey 8. B:ngh am, U. 5. Senator from Niehi-
gan, wil address the people Of the town Of Like
4ud vicinity, from the piazza Of the Hyde Park
House, on Saturday ereninz, at It O'Clock. All
ara invited to ATTEND
, 1860-09-22

W1pE AWAKE US1PoRAs AND MEpALs-J. 4.
Smith T. Co., lis Lake street. 4re now furnish
ing the best Wide Awake and all other uniforms,
for Political Clubs, al lover prices than they
Can be bought elss~ ~here in the States. Also,
Campaign MedAls at the slne rates. se59-12t
, 1860-09-22

e. GN :cRFVE$, A:i<erttsiaJ A3ert, Is D~1sborn-t.
Il aa."r;s,l to 1rrsise fr0ti+saa-s for is "~a NJ n
L-u4iiag f'1p4rs Of Gss !,ortdeetL 1a1.bes<y
, 1860-09-22
OUR ENGLISH TI.ITORS.
The Display on the Detroit River.
IN aEN MiSsE' RECEPTION IN TIE CITY
VI Tile S1R1ITe.
Ride Across Mich gan and Arrival in
Cnic.go.

W AAH@ 49,
Ride Across Mich' h'gan and Arrival in |
Cnlc sgo.
The interest awakened by The arrival Of the |
Prince Of Wales end suite In this country, some !
weeks since, has been pretty fully kept a'ise, |
and even increased by the newspaper chroni-
ctes Of his movements, IN which the American
and Canadian press have We'd with each other.
1t was natural and proper that cur British
American cou:ins should experience tho liveti-
est en.hns:a.m in riew o: the advent among
them Of the heir apparent to the throne. Never
hnye the Provinces been more thoroughly k1er-
cised than by the emotions incident to such IN
occasion.
Ills whole path OF transit acrcfs Canada from
Newfoundland to Windsor, low That it IS ostE,
may be traced by the pix and hsue paper
relics Of rockets and Roman candl.s, by csn-
die ends left over .rcm i]lum;natiuzs, By empty
champagne battles, and, unless committees and
municipalities over The water ar- mora tortu-
nate than On this side Of the river, BY memen-
toes in the shape Of bill payable for enthusiasm
is expensive. Not That they probably grudge or
wll regretit, for live Princes are scarce On this
side the ocean, and the titular constellation 81.
together end unusual travelling party. :.
1t beirg The plan Of .boss directing the
Princes movements that be sbon}d ie1ve his
mothers provincial possessions ut Windsor, c.
w., thct little borough usually and best known
10 the travelling community IS the terminus Of
the Great Western Railway, we found in an M
usual state Of fever and excitement in locking
upon the preparations for Thursday evening.
Nor was the feeling scarcely less among thote
especially in charge OF msters On the A,neri-
can side where IT was proposed to give tie
FRINGE reception, the more formal becsuse his
welcome to The United statss. Tho special
train from Hamilton "ss to reach Windsor at
I'm, and it came puresrally aud :ound every
boay waiting. The Detroit reception coMmlt-
tee. Mayor Busl scd the Aldermen, together
with number OF iarl'ed guests, went over on
the ferry boat Windsor, which had been finely
decorated and fitted up, and she lag ut the laid
ing for sorae minutes, her gaagwa9s aad decks
covered with crimson c:o:h, and tho Ame11'
can snd British co.ora dlap1ayed from various
points OF the boat.
The interval OF preparation allowed us tine
to admire the really beautiful edec. Ct The rlrer
and The American aad Canadian shores. Wind
sor was brilliantly illuminated aad large b3a'
hres burning. Va the Detroit side the depot
s'facsdfes On 'hs oceS Of 'he thieago'ana Aii-
"ackee !1aleaS were Ill up Win row o. 'cco'
m1t''e heao ii9h's. AT lee 1oot OF "ood"sfa
n
, 1860-09-22

- Chloride OF Z'uc. prepared b. E. q. Sar.
gent, is the best ti.i1ftc:ant and aeoco1iz.r
known. Sale and sure, e5 cents per bottle
Sold corner Of Raado.1h aad State streets.
, 1860-09-22

- Who would not rather pay IS cents per
gallon more for PURE, unsdulters.ed Kerosene,
than to buy the com non Coal Oil CALLED Hero
seue. II you wish the Simon purr, cr have any
old Lamps to be altered. 10 to Mobiles Lamp
aud Oil Emporium, l23 Clark street. or to the
Branch, l57 Vest MADISON. sepo2.12t
q lift iano shame to wear patches, it must
be pleasant 10 don renovated clothes Hard
times make US friends with economy. So don't
1ait to cell Oh Cook + sicLaiu, 96 Dearborn st.,
aud have Jour Old clothes cleaned al 4 moderate
price.
, 1860-09-22

The Census Ollie. examnH ions ere hgm-
bug. Mr. Tboa1ps2a has invented rev method
10 ou.t S"rthtrn Zen. S:uthern men only are
fit to b.. Clerks in that ctice. aud they are the
only ones that pass the examination. 1t res.s
en.lre,y with the examiners to sa} If aa sppli,
can, shall he admitted. The examinstion ilscf
is Il 'arce. and by no means Of difficult char
acter. However, none eau tell whether the tx.
an'ioers have treated him rightly, as they KEEP.
the papers IN their banda- The thousands OF
sppticaIt.. while KEEP; in suspeEke, 1se a! the
s1tne time uscd for political purpokes, Is it IL
not expected that they will work against tie
Admiosstt ntion. The examiners Themselves
are men Of rcry cou.non capacity. Happily it
will not last longer than till The 4th Of MarLh.
, 1860-09-22

W 7. G. SIXTH Co., Coppersniths, Brass
Cock manufacturers. dealers in Wrought Iron
Pipe, Steam aad Gas Fittings, st low prices. oos
Washington street. sell.I2t
, 1860-09-22

. A match between the second mines Of
the Atlantic and Excelsior Base Ball Clubs will
b. p1aycd on Saturday, Sept. 22d, att T. H., on
the grounds ef the Cricket Club On West Aadi-
SIN ssrett. This is the return match and d.
cid.s the championship Of the respective mines.
, 1860-09-22

II All shnu!3 not fail to read the advertise
ment Of Prof. Wood in to.day'a paper. se5-1y
CHoRc8's Bksr RASPBERRY J4x from Sugar
Island, Michigan. TIE best made. For sale
only at No. q State st.eet. su9-em
, 1860-09-22

Tae Commissioner of the General! Land Office
il slreps.ing for The introduction to market Of
364 900 acres of land in the Slate Of Minnesota,
calsist:ng of del acEed tracts Withheld pur.ueu.
10 the order Of S=?t. 3, 1850. IRON the public
sf1es held IN thst State in October ant NoFen-
Der lsss.. under tha proclamation Of the l,feti-
tlrn' oifAuly 9, 1853 Sixty da5e public notice
OF the places sud time Of sales r II b. given.
, 1860-09-22

tZ3- Mozart's 1:equiem will be performed to-
night for the last time this season. Those de-
sirous Of showing Mr. DA,atka thu: they can
spprec:c:c h;a should not fail to attend, 20 as
amongst us.
We hare before remarked our regret at the
slim audiences in Bryan Hall this week, and We
trust that Miss Garsbe will hare crowded
house to night. Tickets ca7 he had a. all the
principal u,usic stores.
, 1860-09-22
Vo1Es'
VOTES,
VOTES,
VOTES,
VOTES,
VOTES,

Fer th CenveHton u risa printed 1t thot n.
tsce at e1eas asu ssbu1s Un =. s C!aFt 4treat-
1tl-n WA. Ii. HAND
, 1860-09-22

TuE HouGrA7n1c REUNIONS ALI the lady
friends II the cause are hereby notified OF
meeting to be held in metropolitan Hall at T.
II. to day 10 complete arrangements for the
forthcoming Reunions.
y. Il The Committee Of Arrangements are
expected to NEE: in the same room ut halEpast
three o'clcck.
, 1860-09-22

ez5- Tie ladifs Of Westminster Church beg
ltare to return their sincere and cordial thanks
to Mr. T. B. Bryan for bis kindness and hter-
e1itT on the cccatiou of their Festival On hon.
day night To Mr. John Wright, also, they
are under many obligations for generous assist
ance and kind attention. and take this public
manner Ct tes.ifyiug their appreciation.
, 1860-09-22


on mine hast Hale and his admirable establish.
ment. The party, some forty in number, were
lodged on tho Michigan Avenue front OF: The
hotel, and cut CIT from the invasion Of pryiug
and curious eyes. Few hotels could equal ito
convenience and completeness Of the arrange.
menss secured 1t 1he Rus.e.l House.
The special train for the conveyauc Of The
party westward over the Michigan Central Rail.
road, Was to leave ut lOA. N. Probably most
Of our Amtriesn railroad officers would be oulv
too happy TO put these distinguished strangers
in receipt Of the utmost cou.teses Of their line.
but this is contrary to tho wishes Of the partT
who, it il understood, are to trarel by special
trAins in English style, and pay the Eoglish
1st class late, equal to fire cents per mile for
each passenger, and this was the sum paid yea
tsrday to the Michigan Central Il. r., or b..
tween $500 and $500 for the whole party.
Tbs train consisted cf Tho Direetnrs' car,
which has been in use some three years, but fcr
this occasion touched mp aud re6.ted in come
minor details, and furnished with dome
in the roof Of the main sa1opn. Ia
front Of this Vas tho new sleeping
ear just put upon the line, and in front Of
this still, tho car chartered BY the Marquis OF
chandot, not in Lord Renfrez's party, but thus
occupying tbs carriage Of his own tor the oc.
casion.
The train left Detroit at 10A u. Previously
the streets and approaches to the depot wera
thronKed With citizens easer for q sight of Il. Il.
T. Panctua1ly tho train left, Superintendent,
Rico accompanying tho party. 4 splendid en-.
giue drew the tratr, and pilot engine ten min.
utes in advance led the way out across the Pen.
insuls S.ste. The run Of 3sl miles WAS made
ia 10 hours, including few stops for wood and
water and change Of engines 1t MarshAIL
1t every station on the line tho flying train
passed, or cams to stand It'll, between expec.
tsnt groups Of the Niehigaudes. It rn aamo
consolation to zee the trsin, but it was essn
more to gather round it Il rest and take ii.
, 1860-09-22

IIlanteD.

WANTED-Two tirtt.rate Tin
W 1e1sa: 4. Il. q G. H. KILLERS. 31v s,..a
AtEset. st:O:. q II
, 1860-09-22

CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CnUrcu-This So
c;etY will hare tbcir new church ready for occu-
peacy shout the 15:h of October next. Under
the architectural supervision Of Mr. Rose, they
hare reas. tasteful and comuodcus church,
arranged to sent from $50 10 500 persona. The
pexs will be cueliored and the floor carpeted.
This Sociesy hare given call to the Rev.
Edward Anderson, son Of DR.. Anderson Of
Doston, to become their pastor, which has been
accepted By him. and he is expect d here to en-
ter upon his Iabors the 1st Ct O::ober.
, 1860-09-22

WAHTED-To Rent a fir:t-class
w Fsrn:saed tIouse In the Ncu'h Division. eat VI
= sEeet for sna! Am y uttems1 vie and LII
Ant Gallon. Ie.4I.E
, 1860-09-22


Especial Drprch u the n. =. T1ibune.1
NA.uIxc1,s. "Wednesday. Sept. II. 1850.
the De CEooT CASE,
Tie Attorney General does not know wheta-
er he shal! award *ls 600 instead Of S119 coo 10
Mr. DO Groot. lie lhi1ks thia fret amount,
even, too mucl:. However, TO decision vail be
made before lhe election, az the Administration
rather desires Congress to b. responsible.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-07-14
BRANCH RoAD TO YAZOo CITY.

For some time past the subject of building
branch road connecting YazoO City with Valle
Railroad, has been sgitated by our citizens.
At a meeting held at the Court House, severa
weeks since, strong resolutions favOring the pro
ject were adopted, and committee vas appoint
ed to open books and solicit stock subscribers
Also, ct the same time, was appointed commit
tee to petition the Town Council for an Orde
putting to vote Of the taxpayers of the Cit
the proposition to tax the taxable property there
in fifty thousand dollars, to aid in the building O
this Branch Road The petition was according
ly presented to the Board, and BY it received an
laid on the table, to be called up for action OF
future meeting.
In the meantime, we have heard expressions o
opinion on the part of our people, on the subject
voted by large majority-if not unanimously
Although we firmly believe that the tax will b.
voted whenever an opportunity is offered to do so
yet we are not one Of those who believe that thii
test vote may conveniently, and without prejudice
te the project, be postponed until charter car
be obtained. We believe its best interests re
quire that the sense of the tax payers of this city
should be taken as soon as possible, and for these
reasons: That our earnestuess in the enterprise
would thereby be SO attested as TO draw to it al
once whatever of friendly feeling, influence and
material aid that we may hope for, or expect to
receive: That it will give the necessary stimu-
liant to private subscriptions Of stock in our
city: That by such private subscriptions a
sufficient amount-say $5C0-can be realized
in cash with which the route for the Road can be
surveyed and located: That subscriptions Of
stock on the contemplated line cannot be obtain
ed until the route shall be permanently located,
hecause the amount Of stock to be taken by any
will depend in great degree upon his
proximity to the road. For these reasons
emitting to mention others of equal Importance
we conceive that the best interests Of the enter
prise require that the sense of the citizens of our
town should be taken in this public and emphatic
manner, as soon as circumstances will permit.
Why not now as well as at any future timer Our
people are as well informed as to the object and
character of the movement as they will ever be.
the necessity of the thing is as obvious and as
mperiods as it can ever be made to appear. 1t
las been discussed privately and publicly for
months past, and so far as our observation has
attended, our people are nearly of one accord on
he subject. The press OF business is over for
he season, and abundant leisure is left us to de-
Ote to the cause. Surely enough speaking and
esolving has been done, strenuous and unremit.
ing action must now be had, if anything real
nd practical is to be accomplished We hope;
therefore,, that the Town Council may be induced
0 give the subject its earliest consideration, and
anne the time and manner, when and how,
ote on this all-impOrtant subject may be had.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-07-14
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A bottle containing 50 pills, and encircled viii
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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-07-14
pEMocRATIo MEETING on YAzoO.

Proceedings of meeting ofthe Democratic party q
Ydso0 County, held at the Court House, on Sat
srday, July 7th, 1860.
In pursuance to previous notice, large num-
Der Of the Democracy assembled ct the Court
House at IL O'Clock, when, on motion, Col. J. M
Sharpe was called to preside over the meeting
and s. NJ. Phillips was appointed Secretary.
The Chairman, in very appropriate manner
explained the object of the meeting
On motion of W. s. Epperson, Esq, commit
tee of FIVE was appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of the sense of the meeting and al
his suggestion, the Hon. Harrison Barksdale was
made chairman Of the committee. with whom the
chairman associated the following, tO-wit: W. s
EppersOn, Hon. H. J. Thomas, Jas. J. B. White,
and VIM. s. Grayson, Esq.
The Committee, after having retired for short
time, reported, through their chairman, the fol
lowing resolutions
Resolved, That we adopt, in its entirety, the
platform of principles reported at Charleston by
majority of the committee, and unanimously
adopted in the National Democratic Convention at
Baltimore, in June last, and heartily approve and
endorse every principle declaration and sentiment
therein contained.
Resolued. That we hail with enthusiastic delight
the nomination of Breckenridge and Lane as the
Democratic candidates for President and Vice
President. sud we hereby pledge ourselves to de-
vote our utmost energies aud exertiOns to secure
their election.
Resoipei, That we ratify with pride the deter
mined and patriotic position assumed by our del
egation at Baltimore, and we hereby tender them
our warmest thanks for their persistent and un
Hinching exertions in maintaining the constitution
al rights of the States, and particularly of the
Southern people.
Which report was received, and the resolutions
were adopted without dissenting voice
On motion OF Dr.. H. ]. Thomas, q committee
of three was Appointed to wait upon our member
of Congress, Hon. 0. R. Singleton, and request
him to address The meeting
WheteupOn, the Chair appointed Hobs H. j.
Thomas and H. Barksdale, and W. s. Epperson,
Esq. said committee.
In short time, Col Singleton appeared and
responded to the request of the meeting, in
powerful and eloquent speech. John NJ. Armis-
tead, Il. Powell and Vim. H. Luse, Esqs., re-
sponded to the repeated calls of the meeting, in
short and pertinent addresses:
W. s. EppersOn, Esq. offered the following res
oution, which was unanimously adopted.
RssotUsd, That the Chairman Of the meeting
appoint two Democrats from each of the Police
Districts in the county, and in addition, two from
Yazoo City, who shall constitute an Executive
Committee, and whose duty it shall be to super
intend tia general interests of the Democratic
party Of YazOo, and by the procurement and cir
culatiOn of papers aud documents, to promote, as
far as possible, the success Of The Democratic
ticket baadeii by Breckinridge and Lane
Tie Chair, under the last resolution, appointe d
the following named gentleman to constitute the
Executive Committee Of The Democratic party Of
a.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-07-14
S. NJ. Phillips, Secretary
pLATFORM OF TnENATI0NAL pEM0CRAc,

PLATFORM OF THENATI0NAL DEMOCRACY.
Adopted IN committee at Charleston, .Aprfs 80
1862 jyG Tote Of II TO IG States.
Rdjolued That the platform adopted by the
Democratic party at Cincinnati be firmed, with
the following explanatory resolutions
FtTSf-That the government of a Territory or.
ganized by an act of Congress is provisional ant
temporary, and during its existence all citizen,
of the United States have an equal right to set
tie with their property in the Territory, without
their rights, either of person or property being
destroyed or injured b. Congressional or Terri
torial legislation.
See5ss-That 1t Is the duty of the federal gov.
ernment III All its departments; to protect hi
rights of persons and property iii the Territories
and wherever else its constitutional authority ex
tends.
Third-That when the settlers in Territory,
having an adequate population, form State con.
sttui ion, the right of sovereignty commences,
and being 6onsummated by their admission intd
the Union, they stand on On equality with the
people Of other States, and State thus organ,
lied ought to be admitted into the federal Union,
whether Its constitution prohibits or recognizes
the institution Of slavery.
ResoIUed, That the Democratic party are in
favor of the acquisition Of the island of Cuba, on
such terms as shall be honorable to ourselves and
just to Spain, at the earliest practicable moment.
Resolved, That the enactment Of State Legis,
latures to defeat the faithful execution of the
Fugitive Slave Law are hostile in character, sub.
versve Of the Constitution, and revolutionary in
their effect.
ResOlUed That the Democracy of the United
States recognize it the imperative duty Of this
government to protect the naturalized citizens in
all his rights, whether at home or in foreign lands,
to the same extent as its native born citizens.
WhefsaS, One OF the greatest necessaries Of
the age, in political, commercial, postal and
military point of view; is speedy communication
between the Pacific and Atlantic coast; therefore
be it
ResOIOed, That tie national Dem ocratic party
do hereby pledge themselves to use every means
in their power to secure the passage Of some
BILL to the extent of their Constitutional authofi
ty BY Congress, for the construction of Pacific
Railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific
Ocean, at the earliest practicable moment
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-07-14

WHERE IS TUE PRoo3 I'VE learn that some Of
our Opposition friends deny that John Bell while
in Congress, voted against thslast half Of the 9Th
resolution Of the series known as Xtherton'l
Resolutions" and that there is an OLD Niles
Register in town that will sustain the dsniaIs
Let us have the proof II Mr.. Bell is misrepre.
sented in tits matter, we want to know it. We
owe il to our love of truth and fair dealing to
acknowledge the error Of the charge, If the proof
to the contrary spOsitive, or the presumption
great. We heartily wish Mr.. Bells friends could
relieve him from some Of the muititudes Of charges
already brought against him Half such a
foul record is sufficient to damn any man claiming
to be Southern, for thousand years. We re-
peat, lot us have the proof Bring forth that old
Register.