Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-17

abroad on this head, We shall certainly hear NOR
oft.
Erpsnsire Dining. -Seventy-six years hay
elapsed since The CITY OF London was honored h
the presence ~ ihe Sovereign on Lord Maym'
Day. and is not little cnrions 10 mark m,
difference in the cost of the last three RoyaI en-
iertainmens. In The year i727 George the Sc
coDd with his Queen, dncd with the I.o,d May
or and Corporation on That day, when The to,a
disbursements were 4,Ss0l. 4s. In 1881, whei
George the Third. with his Queen, and IL,
members ofthe Royal Family. we're feasted b,
the civic authorities, the expense was 6,S2Si. 81
Adj whilst the banquet al which George III,
Fourth, then Prince Regent. and Inc Foreigr
Soyereigns were present, called trth an expen
dilure oil the sum of about 25,0COi. from III,
! Corporation funds. What the expenses of Mis-,
Yicto.'a's dinner will be, we cahnot tell exactly
but probab''y not less than 40 or 50,OoOi. Thi,
Is more than 80 eSpend in twelve months for boil
food and clothes. Boston Statesman.
A Rare Chance Miss Jane II. nsckwiih
who lately went ont TO the Salt River country on
matrimonial speculation, not immediately find.
ing lord TO suit her mind, has advertised in The
Salt River journal that she is still on hand-a
candidate for malrimony. The following is her
description Of herself;
Near eighteen years Of age. fair complexion,
rather light coloured hair blue eyes, common
he'ghh rather slender, and a round face. am BY
no means wealthy, though | have enough for
comfortable support--a plain English educ alton
quite seIdy tempcr--am well disposed TO.
wards most young men, though will not conde.
scend 10 notes srery fop, who may call himself
respectable.
Liquid Siyis.--A paper in speaking Of a,.m
perance address, says il nbounded with oceans of
sentiments rirsrs Of 1--we. toryenh oiieeling, and
perfect delugs Of sense
Humble Li(s.--I have often found that sorrow
and joy are better borne under straw roofs than
stone just a. the frst are warmer ia winter and
cooler IN summer than tho latter.
Beauty ism rock on which many man makes
shpwreck, while in search Of the pearls that adorn
il.
Dogs. During the past summer 1925 dogs
were killed by the city authorities Of MarsaIles,
and 5000 by those If Bordeaux.
Question for Detailing Societies.--Ts a ANAL
dog whose Tail cnrls so tight Us to iii his hind
legs from the ground, bipcd or quadnped
young woman, who once loves man much
older than herself, loves him with lookiny.up
and generating love. The attachment is, more
leep and pure for IL. difference Of their ages.
Aetal.--A young lady in the Wisconsin Ter.
TiloTy was recently drummed out Of townby
squad iyoung men. for expressidg determine
ton to remain IN single state.
Ia the days OF the Blue Laws, a Shoemaker
was condemned TO be hing for some crinc but
on the day Of execution II was discovered that he
was The only person OF that trade in the town.
and could not possibly be spared. A icsGrsr was
hung IN his place, US they had pent, Of them.
Ayeadiness TO believe III reports without exam.
'na'ion Is the effect Of ptde aud laz,ncss. We
are willing TO had people guilty, unwilling to be
ut tho trouble OF cx miuins into the occasion.
WoaaS.-The naughty woman who can stand
alone and requires no leaning place in our heart,
loses the spell Of her sex Rui,xr.
A gentleman called Col. Inches, lately meas.
ured himscif IN duel with one Vaughan, in the
State Of Missouri.
Roses came 10 us from Persia, aud into Persia
from India. They abouad in the countries round
the Caspian.
LirE.-This life is a cradle in which we are
rocked and hushed 10 sIccp. but do not move
step forward.
A HINT ON MAsNERs.--lf you meet friend
IN tho street. IN q coffee house, shop, or in any
public place, never address him by name, III
least not so loudly as that others may hear il -
sensitive people do not like 10 "be shown up" to
strangers as "Mr. Jones" or "Mr. Smith," and
to attract disagreeabls notice. Accost your
Smith how do you do, Mr.. Smith I" II is We.
~ offensive, and shows want oil proper delicacy.
OCoaasH and The Amertcans. Amer.
cans in London are very indignant nj the manner
in which DR.. Daniel O'Connell spoke of their
country in tho course Of hts observations lately nj
Exeter Hall. With this, however we have moth.
ing TO do nor as far as we know, has the public.
But the public has something TO do with The rea-
son assigned by these Americans for MIR. O'Con-
nelPs abuse of their nations. lie has not re.
ce, ed any rent from the United States for the last
two or three years ! !"--LOndo" Paper.
The Right SORT o. Eioqfeace.--" That Rhe-
loric," says Selden, is bcsi, which is mos, sea-
sonable and catching. We have H. instance IN
hat old. blunt commander at Cadz, who showed
lImsefa good orator, though not much 'accuS'
omed to public speaking what a Shane,' cri-
ed he to his soldiers, when Obliged TO make
speech to them--.wili il be to you. Englishmen,
who feed upon good beef, to le: those raseally
SPanlards beat you, that have nothing 10 live upon
but oranges and lcmons."
an gong 10 wTile a book GA popular isuoE-
ance' said conceIted young man 10 DR.. D..
Know no one' SAID the Doctor, more competent
20 prepare such d work.