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The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02

THE MUsCoGEE DEMOCRACY ENDORSE
THE SBCEDERs.-At meeting of the Dem
ocratic party of Muscogee county, Georgia,
held at Columbus on the 18th ult., the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted overwham-
ingly:
ResoIred, That we endorse the action of
the majority of the Georgia delegation in
under the circumstances, flom
the Charleston Convention.
ResoEved, That for the purpose of concert
in action, and the harmony of the party, we
the Convention in Mlledgeville
to send single delegation to both the Rich.
mond and Baltimore Conventions, with in
structions to 60 first to Richmond for the
purpose of consultation with such other
delegations as may be there assembled; and
then to Baltimore, and take their seats in the
latter Convention, as representatives of the
Georgia Democracy; if the action of the
Baltimore Convention substantially accords
us our rights as set forth in the majority
report of the Charleston Convention TO &C.
cept it.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02

ABDUCTION OF YOUNG SOUTHERN LADY
FROM A FASHIONABLE SCHooL-On Sat
urday evening quite scene occurred at the
fashionable boarding school of Mr. Abbott,
known as the Spingler Institute situated
at the corner of 9th avenne and 34th streets
1t appears that Gen. Bynum, of Tenn., upon
the solicitation of Miss Phipps, of Tenn, a
boarder in the school, was permitted to visit
her as a relative, and that once in public,
with others, and once in private, on an
assumed relationship, he had seen her. On
Saturday last, some things had indicated
that Gen. Bynum's visit was not ia the
character of relative, whereupon enquiries
were made respecting him at the St. Nicholas
Hotel, and good reasons were found for not
permitting any other visits. He then prom,
ised upon his word of honor, as a man and
a gentleman, not to visit the institution any
more, and that he would forthwith leave the
city. This promise he did not keep, but on
Saturday evening, the very day of the
promise, be renewed his visit to the Institu.
ton, and sent his card to Mrs. Abbott. The
card was received, and Mrs. Abbott appear.
ed-and about the same time, Miss Phipps
also voluntarily appeared. A few mysterious
words were addressed by Gen. Bynum to
Miss Phipps, when, the young lady stepping
up to Mrs. Abbott, said very afectionately
81 must bid you good bye" She started
for the front door, but Mrs. Abbott seized
hold of her aud cried for assistance. The
Gen. then jerked Miss Phipps from the EN-.
brace of Mrs. Abbott, aud leading her out
on the side walk, the couple entered car.
riage and drove rapidly off, amid the cries
screams and shouts of "shame," "shame,
from nearly all the school girls and the othel
inmates of the Institute They went i'm,
mediately to the St. Nicholas, where they
remain. 1t is believed that they have beer
married in the meantime.
[Neso York Day Book, 9th uIt.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02
And love me and serve, IS before.
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ANOTHER DUEL AVERTRD.
A Characteristic Card prom Hon. Rog,
A. Pryor.

A Characteristic Card Prom Hon. Roge'
n. Pryor.
A few days since received an issue Of the
Summit Beacon, Black Republican paper
published at Akron, Ohio, in which the cd
itor gives an account of speech delivered in
that place on the 2Sth of April, by Hon. Mr.
Egerton, a member of the House of Repre-
sentatives. My attention was especially di
rected to the following words in the report Of
Mr.. Egerton's speech:
''But in generalizing upon the transac.
tions of modern Democracy, Mr. Egertou wa,
at home-forcible. pungen: and felicitous
In his dellneatlons, too, of scenes and char
acteristlcs ia the present House, be held tht
audience in the most earnest and interested
attention. His word sketch of the lip brave
dnellist Pryor, and his locks, was capital
The Virginia Hotspur was handled VIII
merciless ridicule."
On reading the above pa .graph / resolved
to have an explanation or Mr.. Egerton
Accordingly met him on the street yester
day-he being accompanied by one of BIZ
colleagues, and by Hon. Mr. Lamar ant
NJ. W Cluskey, Esq. Approaching tn,
gentleman, | said "Mr. Egerton, l believe.
He responded eyes. How are you, Mr.
Pryor" l proceeded "I understand, Mr.
Egerton, that you took occasion to black
guard me in a recent speech in Ohio" H,
at once replied, "No, sir, | did not"
continued "Did you say anything offensive
about me 7" He answered, "No, nothing
whatever l turned to the bystanders anc
said, Gentlemen, bear witness" Afte
which l left Mr.. Edgerton and terminate,
the interview.
The appearance of the report of Mr.. Eg
ertons speech in the Summit Beacon, make
it proper to give publicity to the colloqu,
between him and myself
May II, 1860. ROGER A PRYOR.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02

Esg" In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose
the Money to our address for the Tickets ordered,
on receipt of which they will be forwarded by
first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the draw
ing. All prizes under one thousand dollars pay
able eiimmediately after the drawing.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending Money by Mail,
can use the Express Companies. whereby Money
for Tickets, in the sum of eight dollars and up
wards. can be sent us Mt our risk and expense,
from any city or town where there is an express
office The Money or Order must be enclosed in
a Governn ent Post Office Stamped Envelope, or
the Express Companies cannot receive them.
B9s@ All communications strictly confidential.
neg- Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain, and give their Post Office, County
and State.
Circulars containing full explanations Of our
Schemes, ETC., will be forwarded by mail, to any
one sending us their names
Orders for Tickets or Certificates by Mail or
Express, should be addressed to
HODGES, DAVIS & CO.,
Macon, Georgia.
December II, 1859-1y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02
UNCLE JERRY.


IThe following homely but touching verses
are from the pen of DR.. William H. Holcombe,
of Virginia, whose volume Of poems, just pub
lished in New York, contains much readable
rh yme
Why, Jerry what meaps all this sadness and fear?
Here's your bitters, man why do you cry ?
Who told you I'd sell you the trader that's here:
By zounds, sir be told you lie
When | sell the gold ring from my dead mother
hand,
Or the sword which my grandfather bore,
When at Guilford his troopers made such bold
stand
will sell you and not before
Why, don't you remember my face as a boys,
When often ] sat on your knee,
Whilst you sang, in your rugged, monotonou'
voice,
Your foolish old ballads to me?
wept at your sad ones, and laughed at your ga
And made you repeat them all oer;
All when forget my life's hap7iest day,
will sell you-and not before!
You made me the boat which launched on th'
tide,
And my traps for the birds in the snow
You led my bay pony, and taught me to ride,
And half the good things which | know.
You wept like child when they sent me 10 school
| To be absent for six months or more;
When you are vallain, or am fool
l will sell you-and not before
If poverty's cup l am sentenced to drain,
| will part with you--last Of them all
Your kindness, Old Jerryl would double my pain
And your sorrows embittsr my fall.
IL fate or misfortune should cause US to part,
Thefe's iod will unite us once more,
So drink my good health and console your ol
heart,
/ nd 1--we mo and earvn as hsfora
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02

RECKLESS MARRIAGEs.-Th New York
Tribune expresses the opinion that young
women in this country marry more reckless
ly than anywhere else. Is there a village
of Fifty houses in the land wherein plausi
bic, well-dressed adventurer, of whom no.
body knows anything, cannot marry a girl Of
spotiess character, after a residence of six
weeks? Such marriages--in fact all mar
riages not based upon intimate knowledge
and profound esteem, as we'll as fervent love
are somewhat more reputable than what
is called Free Love, and scarcely one viii
less eulpable Of peril.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02

''Did the guard present arms to you, Mrs,
PartingtOn 7" asked commissary, as be
met her at the entrance of marquee. "You
mean the century, said she, smiling 81
have heard so much about the tainted field
that | believe could deplOre an attachment
into line myself, and secure them as well a,
an officer You ask me if the guard pre-
sented arms. He didn't; but sweet little
man, with an epilepsy on his shoulder
and smile on his face did, and asked
me if | wouldn't go into a tent and smile
/ told him that we could both smile as wei
outside, when he politely touched his chateau
and left me"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02

Nor TO BE WONDERED AT.-Since the
English papers have published that HeeDar
was born in place called Benicia, village
in the Troy borough of the United States
we shall have no difficulty in believing tha
Prince Albert lately inquired after the healtt
of Gen. Washington, and if he yet com
manded the American forces
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02

A PUMP MANIAo-There is an iudivid-
ual now in Jail in Louisville, KY, for steal-
ing pump, 1t is peculiar diosyncracy
of the fellow that be steals nothing but
pumps, for which crime he has on three oc>
casions been sent to the penitentiary He
is above all other temptation, but pump is
irresistible. He is pump maker by trade.
and an excellent one His popularity has
given him the soubriquet of Pump Harris
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02

The shape of kiss is said to be elliptical.
This must be derived from the sensation one
experiences when enjoying the luxury, for it
is certainly lip tickle.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02
NOTICE.,

THE Law partnership of Burrus y Armistead
L was this day dissolved by mutual consent.
j. NJ. Armistead, in whose hands oil the books,
notes and accounts Of the late firm will be found,
will continue to conduct and conclude the business
of the firm, at the old office of Burrus & Armis-
tead. ]. r. BURRUS.
J. NJ ARMISTEAD.
Yazoo City, Feb. %, 186O-MarCh 3-6m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02

" H. rARIsor Master
EAVES Vicksburg every Friday .HsT. =
u evening after the arrival Of the
y p, M. train Of cars; Yazoo City, every Satur-
Gay at IA. NJ. Greenwood, Sundays at A. M.
Seturning, leaves Sharkey's every Monday at
. a. NJ; Greenwood, every Tuesday, at s P. M,
connecting at Vicksburg with the Thursday morn
ing train of cars, Charmer for New Orleans, and
nate Frisbee for Memphis.
Inc Dew Drop connects at Vicksburg with the
steamer Charmer All freight ordered to be
snlpped by her will be signed through for at high
water rates, and be delivered at any point on the
raoo or Tallahatchie las high as Sharkey's) with
out detention.
all business entrusted to our care will be
Promptly attended to.
FOR freight or passage apply on board.
February IL, 1850.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02
WATCH REPAIRING.

~ HAVING DETERMINED
"a. to devote my special attention to On
Ad the Watch Repairing business, GA
seae hereby respectfully give notice to my former
trends and patrons, and to the public generally,
N 'Ist hereafter all watches entrusted to my care
slu be repaired exclusively by myself, and war
.su'ed to keep time to the entire satisfaction of
'aS owners. s. ii. WILSON.
fazOo City, November 8, 1858. (ly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02

When pride and poverty marry, their
children are want and crime.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02
As!..HHEa M MANSI0N H0 USE, "a 4s.RsfssAA
Glg YAZOO CITY, MISS. MA&

THE subscriber informs the public that he has
i become the proprietor of the MANSION
HOUSE, in Yazoo City, and that it is now open
under his immediate superintendance for the
reception and accommodation of travellers, WIS.,
itors and boarders. The building has been
overhauled, cleansed and repaired from cellar to
garret, and the chambers thoroughly aired, scour-
ed, reftted and refuinished. The facilities for
accommodation at this house have been greatly
increased by the recent erection Of wing to
the main building, in which are ten large and
spacious Sleeping Apartments
The DINING ROOM and TABLE will receive
the particular care and attention of the Pro-
prietor.
Meme but the most competent, Obedient and
careful Servants will be employed.
The Table will be furnished with every sub
stantial and delicacy that can be obtained, and
no effort nor expense spared to render guests
comfortable and contented
WM. wYMAN, Proprietor.
Yazoo City, October Is, 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02

There are eighteen Republican German
papers in the United States
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02
WASHINGTON. Nav IA, 1860.

the nomination of Bell, at Baltimore, i, is
considered necessary that the Democratic
party shoHld nominate Southern maj for
President, also. The only ticket that the
Democrats eau succeed with 5 H A Wise
for President, aud Joseph Lane for Vice
President. This ticket can carry all The
Southern States, also Pennsylvania, New
York and Indiana, with Caifornm md
Oregon enough to make Wise the uovt
President of the United States, and Gen.
Lane the Vice President Go to work at
once for this ticket, 1t is one that the peos
pie will have to take, if they expect to have
a Democratic President gu the 4th of March,
1861. DEMOCRAT.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02
HAVANA PLAN!
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS!
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.

TICKETS ONLY So.
Halves $4 00-Quarters 50 0O-Eights 81 co.
Prizes paid IN Full, CitloM Deduction
Purchasers buying 10 Tickets, when the mum.
bers end in l, Q, 8, 4, s, 6,a,8, 9, 0, are guar.
anteed prize of $25 90.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02

STANDS BY ITS CoLoRs.--The Richmond
Enquirer does no: yet despair of the uomiv
nation of Gov. Wise to the Presidency. The
following communication appears in its
columns:
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