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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04
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Price rs cents per box. For sale IN Yazoo City
by THOMPSON & GRAY.
COMPTON s THOMAS,
And all Drpggists;
January IA, 1860.
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stored away a number of rifles, and the day
after he was hung, load of six-shooters
passed on to him, but we're intercepted. He
was betrayed by one of the gang, and hence
his plans were thwarted Many others will
share his fate.
Ihave never witnessed such times. We
are most profoundly excited. We 60 armed
day and night, and know not what we shall
be called upon to do.
The Galveston News of the 28th furnishes
further particulars, as follows:
We learn from gentleman, a resident of
Ellis county, who left Waxahatchie on
Monday last, and arrived this morning, some
further details of the results Of the discov>
cry of the diabolical abolition plot, that was
to sweep over Northern Texas with the in
cendiary's torch and murderer's weapon.
In Dallas and Ellis counties, committees,
composed of the coolest, steadiest and most
respectable citizens; were appointed, and
were at work all last week investigating the
whole affair. No one but those Immediately
interested knows who compose the commit
tees, nor where or when they meet, or what
they are doing. Their chief OBJECT is to
ascertain what whites are at the bottom Of
the plot. No one else interferes in the
investigation.
In Ellis, the County Court has organized
patrols on an extensive and well managed
system.
The negroes confessions made apart and
at great distances concur in the leading
points; and all ever white men originated
the plot and directed their movements.
They promised the negroes their liberty
and their masters goods, ETC., and to lead
them to Kansas the negroes we're told also
that the next President would be Northern
man, who would free them all
The negroes concerned in Ellis county
were principally of mature age and those
allowed by their owners good deal of
liberty. The young ones were not allowed
to participate in the plotj and many were
not trusted with the secret at all. Their
idea was to burn all the stores where arms
and ammunition were kept, and on election
day-the 9th August, when the citizens
we're away from their farms and houses
negroes were to rise, seize on all arms, and,
headed by their white leaders; to attack the
houses here and there, murder defeuseless
women, burn and destroy, and finally, it is
presumed, march of in body towards Kan.
sas
Waxahatchie was to have been set FIRE to
On the Sth-the same day Dallas and so many
other places were fired; but an accidental
Ere in the town, that day; aroused the citi.
lcns, and Che negroe appointed to the deed
became alarmedj and left He was to have
returned and repeated the attempt last Sun
day, Rad not the plot been discovered.
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JOHN A. O'HEA,
CIVIL E.NGLNBBR,

CIVIL E.NGINBDH' =
HTTAvINd connected himself with Mr.. D. NJ D ';l
r as Deputy County Surveyor Of YaEoO' IA, Ian
attend to the duties of that Office. He win a', ~
give his attention to Drainage and MaPpmss
Land, Measurement and Estimates OF Esrtn"V; II
and all business pertaining to his prOfeSSl'"' =
this and adjoining counties. -. can
neA. Office at Yasoo City, where orde n.n"tv
be left in bis absence, or with Mr.. Bell V0'''
Surveyor. =, -. s;va
"a. Persons sending orders will PlsaSs 81
the numbers Of their land.
June 20, 1880.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04

1eA- Atmosphere changes of the Season eter'
vast influence over the human system and selSa.
tons; upon their recurrence, all persons Of PnlS
thoric habits, sufferers from scrofula cutaneOus
eruptions, stubborn ulcers from an injudicOus uS'
of mercury, and in chronic constitutional diSO ~
ders, should have resort to SANDS SARSAfAi'
RIELA, the original genuine article SO long ces
brated for the cure Of the above named diseases
and all others arising FROM an impoverlsn'.u.
vitiated or infamed condition of the bloOu :"
habit Of the system.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS Drug
gists, 100 Fulton street, New York. -,
Sold also by COMPTON s. THOMAS,
yarOO City, Miss
Sold also by Druggists generally.
August4. 1860,
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04

AGGRAVATED CASE OF OUTRAGE AND
YlobENoE.-The Memphis Avalanche, of the
30th ult., remarks that there is no place in
the Union Where lawlessness, murder and
villainies are carried on with higher hand
than in that city, and no place on the face
Of tbe earth where the law is less eficacous
in reaching the perpetrators of outrage and
crime. 1t then proceeds /: 'During the last
two months we have been called Upon to
record instances of riots, homicides and muir.
ders, but we know not of a more aggravated
case of outrage and violence than the one
which took place between the hours of II
and II o'clock last Saturday night upon the
premises of the Rev. Sam'l Watson, editor
of the Memphis Christian Advocate, who
resides in the vicinity of the State Female
College, near the fernando road, and in
hearing of the church bells of Memphis.
A party Of some twenty five or thirty
scodndrels, from this city, marched into that
vicinity at the hour named above, whoopiDg
and yelling like SO many tends, carrying
terror to the heart ofevery one that heard
them. They attacked the garden premises
OF Mr.. Watson, tore down the fences there,
as they did at many other places, and de-
stroyed everything they could lay hold of.
Not content with this, they fred several
pistols at an old negro man, who was the
only protector Of the place-for Mr.. Watson
had gone to Mississippi-because he at,
tempted to demonstrate with them, and told
them that his mistress was alone and fright.
ened almost to death. They then chased
him, yelling and cursing to the house, when
they left hTm, on seeing Mrs. Watson stan>
ding 10 tie porch, and attacked her, discbatg>
ing several pistols at her as she retreated
into the ho6se-the bullets and shot rafting
around her on the boarding of the building.
After laying waste all they could, and setting
the women and children to frightfdl screams
ing, they came back towards the city, howS
ling, dancing and Screeching."
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The Vcksburg Wing seems to be still in doubt
as to whether the Charleston Mercury ever pub
lshed the article in relation to our ticket, that
it seems SO fond of parading in its columns. We
referred the Wing to the number Of the Mercurv
containing the disslaimeE Oath July,) and II
occurs to us If the Wing we're as anxious to do
justice to contemporary as it is to place him ih a
false position, it could have very easily examined
the number OF the paper referred to, even if il
does not have the honor Of exchanging with that
Lane. 49,
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from THE DEMOCRAT.
CHARLES FAREWELL.


Lines suggested upon hearing Of the death o
CHARLIE D. BOsTIcK, aged four years and yfv
months.
My own, my loving mother dear,
Your tireless watch no longer keep;
A stronger, tenderer friend is near,
Upon whose breast "Ilay me dOWn TO sleep
Sure, mother, you may trust that Friend,
To guard your darling, Charlie boy,
Whose faithful care will have no end,
Whose love will never alloy.
Your arm is quite too feeble, mother,
To shieldyOur boy against all ill;
IT'S safer, far, to trust another,
Whose power the heavens and earth doth fill
feel you'll miss my clinging love,
IknOw you'll sigh to see my smile.
You'll often wish to go above,
To clasp your precious, darling child.
The evening sky will glow less bright,
The flowers will bloom less fair,
The sun will give fainter light,
When Charlie is not with you there.
But, mother, while you linger here,
stranger, pilgrim, wait the dawn,
I'll near thee hover, mother, dear,
And 'gaihst many danger warn.
Your happy, little angel boy,
Win not be very far away,
He'll wait thee in the world of 10y,
When you will near him ever stay:
Jesus wants me now, mama,
Then you'll not sigh to let me go?
He'll bless you and my dear Papa;
And to you both his face will show.
To live with Christie be at homie
win sure be happier, far,
Than even with thee, stranger to roam,
Amidst this worlds harsh strife and jar:
Then parents aeaf, short good bye,
little while and we will meet;
Now, loving bands of angels high;
My Fastening spirit greet.
HATTIE.
MARIETTA, Ga , July 7th, 1860.
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GY9sS99 MO1lsss,

OF the many blessings which an all-Vtise Cres
tor has bestowed on ungrateful, Yet dependent
man, the knowledge Of the laws Of health Ana
remedies for distressing haaladies; & certaiSlS
among the most useful. For DiatfhdsS, DyDSptsry
Cholera Morbus, and similar affectfohsfef tSS
bowels, Green's Carminative SyfEp acts liks
charm, relieving the sufferer and restoring M
rosy tint Of health. A single bottle Win cOhypeS
the most sceptical. See adSettisemsiG HI another
Column.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES AT ST. JOHNS.


ST JoHNsJ N. F. July Yesterday
addresses were presented to the Prince, to
which Ire replied as follows:
II sincerely thark you for the addresses
presented to me, and for the hearty welcome
received from all, on my landing on the
shores Of this. the earliest colonial posses
sion of the British Crown l trust you will
not think me regardless of your jealous 10y
atty, if acknowledge these addresses col
ectively. 1t will afford me the greatest
satisfaction to report to the Queer, the de,
sotf6il to Her crown and person Gumfstaka.
bly, tffnccd by the reception of her son clo-
tuently expressed in the addresses from va.
riots bodies iu this town and Harbor Grace.
| am charged b. the Queer to Convey to
you the assurance Of the deep concern she
has ever felt in this interesting portion Of
her dominions | shall carry back lively
recollection Of tins days proceedings and
of yoHr klndHess 10 myself personally, but
above all of these hearty demonstrations of
patriotism which from your deep rooted at
tachmcnt to the great and free country Of
WHICH we al glory to be called the sons.
The Prince pleascs the populace immense
ly by his handsome countenance and mild
gentlemanly bearing.
lie drives out to-day.
There will be dinner party at the Gov,
eminent House this evening and ball at
ten o'clock tonight.
The fire works last night were poor af-
fair
To-day is beautiful clear day for the re
gatta.
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fFrom tie TOY Budget |
And all bFHggisis.
January IA, 1860.

THE SIEGE OF C0RiNfH
It is said that one of the former political d'is-
ions Of this State took its name from two famous
lines IN this poem-namely
"The foes that he sngly kept at bay,
Out numbered his Thin hairs Of Siibr Gr5 y
We cannot voHch for the truth Of this but re
do kao@ that under tie effects Of applications Of
Heimsreets famous Hair Restorative. "SllV'f
Greys" rapidly become lin the appearance AZ
least, members Of "Young America" !,
Price 80 cents and ST per bottle. Sold every
where. w. Il. HAGAN Co...
PrOprietOrs, Troy, N Y
Sold in Yasoo City by
And all the Druggists.
August, 1860.
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Dar Mr.. Ed. J. McGarr has *ithdfawn
from the editorial chair Of the Citizen, pub,
llshed in this city, on account of that paper
espousing the cause of Douglas.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04

sss- AT Breckiurilge and Laue ratifsa
tfon meeting in Baltimore, on Friday night,
more than $4,000 people are said to have
been in attendance.
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Es- It's reported bat Gen. Sam Houston
has an idea of battling down his Gag as a
candidate for the Presidency, and bee ming
an advocate of the election Of Breckenridge
and lane:
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04

BREcKINRIDGE IN THE WEST The 81
Paul Minnes6tiGn says that when all of the
Democratic papers in Minnesota have taken
their position, they will stand eleven for
Breckenridge and Lane, and four for Douglas
and johnson.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04

The Constitution and the equality Of the States
these are the symbols Of everlasting Union.
Let these be the ralying cries of the people.
EBREcKMRIDGE.
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10 The New Orleans Picdyune says that
ali Of tue Democratic editors in the I'D in
Louisiana are for Breekinridge and lane.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04

Bring DIP the infantry as Quick as possible,
while T look in Upon the enemy with the dra-
go0ns.-Gen. LGNE at the charge Of Atlixco.
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Instead of breaking up the Union, we intend
to lengthen and to strengthen t.-BREeK1NRIDeE
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Take care of the Constitution, and the Uhioh'
will take care of itself-CAIHotN.
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nROFEssoR MARION will open 9 !, Ns .Ss
Glass on Monday night, July 2Od, ~
following branches: English, French 4P s.br,'
Latin. ete. Also, Reading. Writing Als'"''
Trigonomstry, and Book Keeping, ,....h1.
July 81, 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04

Breckenridge and Lane, the STANDARDIZED
Of the Union and the Constitution. Stand firm.
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There is one fact which We think should excite
deep and earnest and solemn reflection at this
time in the minds of the whole American people.
1t is that there is not, so far as our countrymen
lave the means of judging, solitary disunionist
In the United States who dosen't give Jealous
and active support to the Breckenridge and Lane
ticket. Is not that fact whose terrible import
can be read by every man that isn't too blind to
behold the sun IN heaven at MONDAY?
Vicksbarg Wing, July 97h
There are other facts Which we think should
excite deep and earnest and solemn reflection at
ttis time in the minds Of the whole American
people" There is not an aboitionist in the land,
or newspaper editor or Private citizen, who is.
opposed to the South having her equal rights in
Union, but what is opposed to Breckenridge and
Lane
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ATE Up ny A HORSE.

Mr.. Timothy Hay, of whisnsy's Point,
Brooms county, Was literally eaten up BY q
horse few days ago. The animal was
viciou, one, and young Hay having occasion
10 70 before him 10 the stable, was seized,
and befors as.is.anes could reich him, was
elu,o.. totally dsvoursd. - Frnnkiin Iisifor.
"sold again, and got the money" Poor
Timothy. VS. suppose be wasa brother to
Glover Hay. aud cousin to the poor Indian
John T.. Caks-who was "dons brown" in
thai oven rsesntiy.-- Uindham Journal.
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nAIDI.Y aOlD.

An ancisn. friend 81 ours stepped into a
s.ors in the village, which shall be naneIess,
where some .colosed brethren" we're doing
. little trading. All! Mr., said our
friend, "you have your cousins in sss!
The young merchant said nothing, but looked
mad. Our friend stepped out. bat in Few
moments rssutnsd, after the sable customers
had departed. hope you Won't take any
oFanss with wha, remarked here just now,
saia he. oh M, says the merchant, ! never
taks offence At anything you say. ssad OF
,.rspiisd our quisaer, the niggsrs ara as mad
~ ihs d-ll And then hs siopsd, narrowly
escaping dying yards.isk.
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CkNDO0 ~ H.
Ths fstlevise ssssllsas taks-sG % ~
qo1Stiens proposed - BE- asted b. shs faEEs
q ~ seasas 81 1850, has bsen yariesDly
ese6issd - Tie Bslals Ksyres ssd tks
Clsgsland PIS;sls6lex. wifhost stt0psiBY
- ssttls the question Of paternity, ~ pre-
0sos u - " Ind IL:
Whas - yeus assf
Where were you boru7
Are yos married, and Il 70. Row do Jos
ike its
Hsv many children have yeu, and do shsJ
ss6cisosIy rsssmbls you - 10 prseInds The
possibility Of their Belonging 70 ssJ ef Jour
psiebkors?
Did yeu ssss havs the msaslss, and Il -
how nany?
Have you twin brother, ssvsrsi JsArs
cldss than ysursslfs
Have yoa parents, and il 80, how macy
Do yea read the New Testament regular
What 10 your sighting Weight
How many times has youS wife wished
she xss dead, snd did ysa reciprosass shs
wishs
Do you use bsughssn .obaccos
Were yoo And your wife worth anything
when married, and il not, what proportion
Of hsr things we're ysus'D, and jour things
were bern?
Were you ever 10 the Psnissnsiaryf
How will The coming Hsenan- saJ srs Eight
for .bs championship aeses the sale Of Hau.
thssns's Marble fasn2
II four barrels Of emptins poured on
bars eoos will carer il, how mAny plsys can
Dion Bosrsicaul. write 10 ysarf
Are you troubled with bilesl
Hos many empty bosslss hAvs yos IN the
houssf
How does yoas mssrschaum color?
uow's your ball papsi
Have ron all IL Thaysr's spsschss on tbs
horse railroad
Are beans IN arsicls Of regular diet IL
your family, and il 30, bow does Il gof
s,ass ~hstasr you are blind, deaf, idiosis
OF have the hsasss.
How many chickens have you, and are
thsy 90 foas OF in the SHELF Also, hsN
sany sucesdansams?
IL there : strawberry mark on Jour !st'
armf
whiah food do Jou prefer, rum or mixed
dsinksS
State how much pork, impending crisis
Du,sh cheese, popular sovereignty, stand
ard poetry, Gays.y pspsr, slave code, easD'p
red flannel, consti,a,ion and Union, OLD
Junk, psrfamsry, coal oil. liberty, hoop
skist, lc., you have on hand.
Persons liable 20 b "censasssd' will d.
wall to cut ,hs above cut and pa: il up in .
sopspicuous place.
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Millinery T. Dress Making.

1fAs. DAyY HAvTSG REMOVED PROM BAN-
lA CROFT 70 Lover Broadway nearly opy,sits Mr..
PARKS LaFnbeT Yard, continues 10 Clean Pysa Alter
asd Aaks BoHnsfs Of the latest fsshon the shoris
hotss f0st. lo-v251-n q
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s.asysssss, Cd Ias afn - asvsaus.s n c., j
eis ssss s4s .sf1ss .sssnttn g. she careful ASH
ssrsss Ssss = FavsEsts Frszertssfess sss
ssssAy r.ss3Rss ia sks EaKtsss, csswsa. latin 49,
rrv-Sa fsasasss Hts sa< ssrseisas ta3s EasfUrt.
est asysFtsssat - tAe rTus Hssiassss fustass
ssr-r tsat srsKee sssfSafisa wt3s - Fsnae~es TNs
ss~sssss xsre sai ssssstsa h,s esse sssasss 10 ,hs
,ssssssae "a sp~aEesa. ,eR ayags svwesa, wsss
esss.
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- A farmer told his man, Who was
thoroughly Irish, 10 run into the pasture and
\ catch an CT. III mean tbs of oHs; viii
manage the other myself" he SAID. Pat ran
vss do ~ hs was hidden, bat saddsnly psus'
cd, With the exclamation ~~''ifs's a reason
Chi. man. anyhow. Bsdad, aed how AIN
20 know which Is tho orphan"
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A hasrid old bachelor. speaking Of
che ladies' fashions, says the psopls could
get cat OF church great deal better IL
there were Dot quite ~ much bssits at the
deer. Hang him
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- A eoau,ry rsrson had singular Pc
eulsarity Of expression. always using ths
phra.s III fattsr mysslf,' insssd of II DO.
fieve." Having occasion 70 eshors bic con
sress,ion during = revival, che aatEsret
himself that mere than ous-half Of them
would BE- damned"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-05

~ The House Of Representatives at
washiugsou we're 10 great trouble the other
dag about lie rules, and several new ones
wers proposed for adoption. Mr.. Ether
iise, Of tennessee. Bit il abou. right when
he remarked "thas he thought it not 50 i'm
partsns to have rules az 20 observe what
sAsy had" For instance, said he, "what
good will rules do. when member alludss
TO bic friend on the other side u the House,
~ ths honorable id rascal from so and
co." II brought down ,hs whole house and
galleries in upraarious laughter.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
EsTRAY NOTICE.


PINE LUMBER.
THE sTR<fRIBERs WOULD RrsPrCT-
fa3y s1-AaEzEe 10 ire ess4rpss - Pg.tsxssssrass
All Use s@saHfES aa1r.sss tAai he las sp4zeSt ex-
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PINE LUMBER,
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ala KE ELIZA EExsYrT
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~ Anxious parent, Who has just finish.
ID whipping a shlId shrss years old-"Now
nv eh,li, hope you will BE good, 20 that
will not have 10 whip you agsin."
Child--"lf yea have TO whip any one,
you'd better whip ous ofyour sits."
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ryr An Eastern editor SAYS be has bad .
pair et boots given him, which were 80 tight
iha, ,hey came very near making him . Uni.
verssii.,. because he received bic punish
msus A. be rent .iuasy.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-05

rT A Mississippi paper cara there 10
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21

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