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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
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He Loved Her NOT.

ne AOFeU Her Not
Why did she love him! curious fool he still.
lshuman love the growth ofshuman wilI?''
He loved her not, he only thought,
To while a tedious hour away,
The maiden's side he never sought.
For she was gayest Of the gay;
With her his cares he'd half forget,
Hers was the sunshinesof the heart.
And she was happy WhenAthey met,
His presence could such JOY impart.
She greeted him with laughing eyes,
While careless mirth was in her tone,
And none could tell--that tears and sighs,
Displaced her smiles whenh he was gone
Alas! she found he loved her not,
too late of this sad truth awarel
She learnt full well to know her lot,
But not its hopeless pangs to bear.
Her blooming cheek grew wan and pale,
Her form like dropping lily pined,
He saw her strength and spirits fail,
And turned some happier face to find,
At length he miss'd her from the crowd,
Perchance among the rest he sighed,
When wondering strangers told aloud,
That of broken heart she died.
Once in his breast flame had burn'd,
He sought mutual love to wake,
Secondhand his heart to ice had turn'd,
1t was too stern, too proud to break,
And love, these are thy strange DEGREES,
We seek some prize we ne'er can gain,
Despise the heart obtained with ease,
Fixing our hopes:-where hope is vain.
M. L. l..
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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

J *This Song Of the ancient Choetaws, was pub Q
lishep BY the author, in this paper,in 1885, o.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

TRUTH. The first consideration IN selecre
ing companion for life should Be good sense
and good disposition. a fine figure. good
face, and sweet smile, soft voices and i'm.
teresting manners, do very well for the days.
Of couriship; these are The means Of3Win-
ming affection, but Iet all young persons,
male and femuIe, rest assured that they cann
never retain il, unless they are aided 81 an 4
amiable disposition aa 81
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

"Think there's any danger, mister meaRa.
geery man, from that Boy Contraciorl"-
ooh no,n said the man; ''the saTpent dent
bite; he swallows his wittaIs whole. BAD 100,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
Tax Collectors Sale.

Tax Collectors Sale.
by virtue of authority in me vested as
- Assessor and Collector of Taxes for
Yazoo county and State Of Mississippi, /
will on the 10Th day of July, l64l, at the
Court House door of Yazoo county, expose
to public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, for the taxes due thefeoDfor 1910, the.
following property, to wit: Lots I65, l66
and i63, claimed BY Dorsey and Aston, and
l57 claimed BY ". Dorsey and various other
individuals. The above property is situate
in Yazoo CITY, formerly Manchester: taxes
due for 1910, SO rs.
Sd. JAMES, "a. g g. Y. @.
April 9, ls4l, Pr. fee Sl5) 40-l4t.
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WANTFD.
FOR. RFNT

FOR RENT.
NHE plantation in this county formerly
occupied and cultivated by ]. r. Creecy,
on the road from Yazoo City to Benton
10 good and careful tenant the rent will
be moderate. It's advantages are too well
knownto require descriptions Apply to
G. S. CRANE, Receiger,
Appointed By the Hon. Court of Chancery.
January LIST, iS4l 25-tf
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"It appears rather squally," as Prince AL
bert said when the royal babe swept alOuds
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
FOR RENE.

asI FOR RENT.
HyIE plantation in this County, formerly
occupied by R. L. Adams, d few miles
East from Benton There are about 800
acres ready for cultivation, a good gin house,
and fine Improvements are to be found on
the place. twill be rented low to good
tenant. Apply to
C.. S. CRANE,
ID this County, or to
FRANCIS ILSLEY, Vicksburg
January lst, ls4I. 25-f
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NOTICE.
RICHARD NUGENT
F. w. TURPIN
HUGH WATT
New Orleans, July 1, 1910 7-3m.

THE undersigned Qate of the fl m of NJ
gent, Turpin & Waltz has taken into part
nership Mr.. Alfred H. Hopkins, of this city,
and will continue the Commission Business
under the firm of NUGENT, HOPKINS &
co.
RICHARD NUGENT.
New Orleans, July I, 1910 7-3m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08
PRESCRIPTION.
"Ouf country modtnsi
~ q 90

appointments and Remogais by The President
alexander X. McCIung, to be Ma,sha Of the
Notlhsrn DlstneloI Mississippi, IN place Of Adolf
phus G.. Weir, removed
Anderson Miller to be Marshal oil tia South.
ern District oil Mississippi. N place OF Mr. Hum
removed
The political gulllotne which has been in op
Grafton IN most OF The other states since the lnau-
guralon Of the late President, and which has de-
eapIated the Democratic office holders BY do
gems al time, has at length been applied to our
state, and two most excellent and efficient 9th.
GERS have iaIIon under it, for no other reason, w
yeIly believe, than that they held ikelr appoint
menls under the administration OF Martin Var
Buren, Mr., Wen, WIN seldom mingled IN po
llIcal strife, and Hho we believe, all viii admit
discharged his duties with the utmost suclues
and fidelity, has been made 10 give place to a ho
polacal PARTISAN, aud the editor Of a Wing news
papctl MI Hunt Of the southern District Is
Wing. We are not personally acquainted ~,
hr, but we have understood be made an excel
lent officer, Of course be must have been pro
scrlbed merely upon the ground that he had bee
recommended by his Democratic predecessor
Office, and appointed BY Mn Van Burea--yet
Sufficient lthg reasons Doubtless; and @ suc
are made the ground, Of removal ia all o,aer o
SEES, we may expect cIrap sweep. Howey
tits rot out design To comment alaeso acts
prescription. Il is just what we expected v
never put any confidence 10 The promises oi I
Wing party during the canvass last summer a
iali, ehei with regard TO removals ttom oitice,
au1 thing else We fol, satisfied that thelr Y,
E and only object was to thrust the Democrats o
i Of Office and put themselves p. Iheu acts sin
e they have been 10 power ate fast fulfilling 3
D anIiclpattons.
Our only purpose IN calling the attention Of ,
readers TO the above appointments aud remoVo
ia IS to induce them TO pause and ponder upon
10 great difference botweta Wing professions 9
re Wing practice
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08

THE BANKING sYSTEM-lTS DEATH
STRUGGLES AND DISSOLUTION.

Who can pluck usa golden pen from the wing
u one Of Heavens brightest angels, "herewlh
10 wide the dying snu. gIes Of The banklug sys'
tent
Ia TINS day papsr We publish the report Of the
lae investigating COMMITTEE on the United States
Bduk, together Win second letter from M. NJ
cholas BIdd.e, explaining his connealon with
that institution. they ate the first "awlul dis
closures" that Will soon bring down the whole
banking system, and lesdthe pracuc4l people Of
this county to abandon such institutions al,o'
gether,
be origin OF the present controversy Is curl
Gus enough. The clique who formed the lives
/ hgaltng Committee, were influenced by the
/ ScbuylkIIl Navigation Company ouI Of hostility
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08

uONUBs TO TIE LAIE PRESIDENT.
Tber.5u,ss afre.psct which have bcsa pad p %
para orlhe Union. cod hr 81 parties TO the memory
II President William n Hafrson are highly hoaor-
abe 10 The Amsroin people They exhibit tie sub
iae spectacle Ola free and rnIg ieuei nation ay.nI
a.,It al parry pejuiee. forgetting Or ihe moment
"A tde eIabueted iseiings which heated p1lca
esnies, had given BIRTH b, and meeting together as
hand Of brothers to c4ma'inge their lesrs over the
gave Of their departed Chef Magistrate ID sa
bright sp,ck 10 ,hr character OF poor "a en human
naure-Ns conlemB Tie aU1s mIu, We erllcss
acts and principles with severity bat wien he
gave closes upon I'm Is iorr1usn. Tie pal. Of
obtyln Is thrown over BIS alnss. aad neaRal, or
tie time. 81 femeus.eI bat h,,.ras, aud be ruai
deeds d. morigis asl Hii l6aam-speas nothing
6H. good Of the dead IS tie sentiment wtal seems
10 animate me hearts Of sL The csrcmanes .a
cor town. asst Saturday, wss pleasing edcace
Of this nct-Wb.e aul Democrat united a.a.
tie same feeling paying respect to la= aemafy 81
our decreased chefmagsirlts. The >ese WAS a1-
cam and Imposing every way belun2 he solemn
occasion. Al The Necessary prplpaous SAYS
or neighbr o.. lhe Arg Qle uue Of whose article
upoa the sugec, We are su much pleased with, ta'
we have determined 10 give bls description ltr GER
emonIesJ according 10 previous arrangements bad
/ been made, eyefy lbhs ass as Be should be-. The
morning passed oil masf .lhe firing u minute euns,by
Captain Bakeley's Company Of Artillery, and %
advanced the Inv, deep notes olthe tolHng bell to..
that Il VAS an hour 81 mou mng. Al ,eyel
O'Clock, the procession under the command oil Col
Thomas G. Bewetl, Ch, Marshal, with he sssly
lance Of Maj Richard Barry Captain E. b. Ran
dolph, and James r. Harrison, Esq, was torme
on Market. Street, aud moved 50 Me Baptist Churc
where an appropriate Egiogy on DE Hte aad chaf
acIer OF the deceased, was pronounced, BY thr Res
John Armstrong. The scene was one deeply m
pesslye; and The sorowiug faces olal the vast con
course who were present, showed that it wa, .
empty peugeablbu The grel winch comes from ia
heart The OLD aud tie young, the grave and d
gay, the thoughtful anu tat igut were Acie, bu
lor oace, no chee,lu sintt ghtcd tue cheek ,
ofbcauly; every heart seemed 10 lrel he nation
f loss. We we're much pleased with Iae flag, born
by the students flae tranbbn Academy the on
bearing The motto
"Our country mourus,
We feel ia Jss'
' The other, the mots,
The brave has I4lcu
nation graves,
The words, "A Nation, came bone to as wu
!, the force Of truth,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08
For tie Democrat
IMPORTANCE OF AGRICULTURE
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08


Alexanier K. McCmng Esq, has been appointed
Marsha OF the Northern District Of Miss. .irgas
"The least said, the soonest mrndcd. Our
neighbor don't Ike the appointment, He lhints
that injustice has been done tie northern part Of
the State, where there are many citizens Iuly as
well qualified Tor the Office as Mr. McGlung, and i
any new appointment was made thought certainly
to come from That quarter Tie people Of ibe De
str;ct'wi moi be Otherwise sat.lied;-so be though
sometime ago, and SO he said. But mum IS lhe
word, now that the sppointmsnt given toa Ell
zen living out Of The District Oar oeighb,r doe
moi whisper one word Of complaint Whatever ID
may blink, ~ don't Ike to say any tiing again,
President Tyler's administration, There may b
policy, but i strikes Us there IS rather want .
Of independence in such a touHe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08

T. We ate authorized 10 announce ELI
ARBOTT. as candidate for the alice OF
ShlHi, at the ensuing November election.
tJ- W. arc authorized TO announce Pryor
Nj. Grant, as candidate for reelection 10
th ShdAfy Of LOwnles County at the ens1.
ing November election.
6;- WE ate authorized to announce Col.
.WadI. SOuthall, as candidate Tot tie
colin Of Circuit Clerk Of LOwndss county.
Wa are aa,honzed to announce Ster-
ling IT. Lester, as candidate for Clerk
Of the Circuit court Of Lowndes County at the
next November election.
~ We are authorized 10 announce john
ID. Montgomery, as candidate Tor Tue
office Of Clelk OF the Circuit court Of Lownde'
county at our next election
~ WE are authorized to announce Geo
w. Waddell as candidate for Tax Collec
tor fur the County Of Lowndes at the next No
vember election
E5- VIZ are authorized to announce Greene
Hill Esq, as candidate lor The office oI May
OF Of the City Of Columbus, al the ensuing n"
Yenber election.
VI We are authorized 10 announce alfred
Thaeher. as candidate for The Office q
Coroner Of Lowndes County at the ensuing No
vembsr election.
Or VIZ are authorized to announce Law
son ii. WillefOrd, as candidate 70
the Office Of Tax Collector Of Lo~ndes Count
at the next ensuing November election.
" We are authorized to announce Capt
II. B. Starke, ass candidate for tho oihc
Of Sheriff Of Lowndes County, al the cnsuln
November election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08
CFNSUS OF $40

Complete Census Of the United States 'r 1870.
We have the pleasure Of presenting out readers
with the compete aggregate result Of the Census
for 1910, and believe We are The first TO glt en-
tire. The Secretary of State furnished al. he It
turns he had to the House OF Representatives
BY the poicness Of Mr. Clst we are furnished y"
these. They sck howeye three StaIesand se't'
counties Of which we have the States and pda
the detective returns from oca papers we ID
first give The totals, with The ratio OF ncita" Y
each, and hereafter furnish some comparative 7"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08
VOLUNTEER COMPANIES.

We were truly delighted al the parade Of the
DRaeoos Company under command Of Captain
Starke. We do not remember to have seen a more
general attendance than there were on Saturday last
Of the members. There has besna great paucuy Of
energy in tie attendance OF The members OF ,hs com
pany heretofore. Al must certainly admit hot such
negect is detrimental TO the interest Of any military
corps. Capt.. d. Slarke on all occasions S At
lis post equipped, and lfthe members bit showed
The same interest lhatthe CAPITA does II would re.
fleet the highest credit spon the mena, soldiers, and
the town as supporting military body upon whom
the citizens could rely 10 time Of need
The RIFLE CoRps, we have often SAID vas nai
surpassed in this state and we much doubt # in th.
south il eau be equailed. The members are prompt
in attendance, and are thoroughly efficient in thelr
military discipline. We deem it but title praise to
the Company in any thing that we might say Know
ing as we do that their cspaClyfl fully appreciate
by our czcns.
The Fifr COMPANIES cannot hepassed. by@ithou
some remark upon this occasof~ They present At
appearance in ileNxA ADD skllin the manage
ment Oflheir enadss, that fully warrant US tina
in case of peril there an arm within our circle c
quail to any emergehs
80 -A
r. A card from 4. B. Camph x~nd ca.n;
MS charao.s. liOn-sss! s=-.ssls asaias. ban
whtnconnsG wild sbs pnag by Transporta
ton aud Bal Company, or as it is more gen
YssIly sn8ea, thO s. Sank was handed u
iate sor this wssksgaPeT, but shall appear i
ext !
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08

Tennessee Election OF members of Con.
grrss took place in this stale on Thursday asl'--
The democratic party were IN fine spirits and seem
10 be pretty certain Of holding their own, 4 not Of
carrying majority of the delegation. We sbal
gel returns from arge part Of the state by .
next.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08

PREsrDENr TrLER.-By the oy' i ~
worth while for Mr. Tyler to take p nov r,
the discussions Of The Wing and hePuO,''cr .aoi,
about his probable future COURSE are no. .n5al
on any disagreement as 10 his past ac'I t., a.
ciples. But the Democrats clam p, a,,,,
hope that he will prove Hue to DIS P'n .,,5,,
the Wings on the bslief that he Will '' s.,r,,
prncpIe 10 party subserylency aOG w 1, i
country for their sake. He can gan " - h
ppp fa,th--he can keep the Wings ooF y =
KING IT. Winch party tenders him. men Ial
honest and respectable counte nanee' ol d
ponder well, before he REJECTS Inc 'oPf H fs
haIflhe Union and the respect OIL 81" al
support of the otaer halfaod the sc0' Trrsr,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08

to The gentleman who borrowed the dle Of our
paper for tic year 1880 and 10, during the Session
Of tbs last Circuit court IN this county, wiil.please
return il Immediately, as we have constant use fer
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08

OF Nopapers from the east this week, and con-
scquently no returns from the Virginia elections,
The post office department las wonderfully i'm.
proved under the management Of Mr.. Granger
Formerly we had failures occasionally. when the
roads were impossible, now ,hey have become al
most an every day occurrence,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08
Totals, l2,s56,l7l 1871 ,OV4 % ~

Zone county and part Of another N fenp' .SIs
we're wanting for which, however, we na'' ~
their proportions. csotc.
tSome small counties are wanting
but probably contain but few inhabitants ,,ed
THE Western District oil LOUISIANA JIM nm
Tins, with florida, also omitted, Will naA' =
bout 10000 10 be added TO the sum 'o'1' ,ge
The Census now taken is the sir'A s'u' st,gr
doption OF tne Constitution, and show 'o'1. go,
tdat The population ct the United States NY NM
with The same Uniform law Of progressos I'D
reference to emigration, disease or any o,.' s,ts
This law IS an increase CT one third OF W.
population for each period Of ten years c,.,,,.s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08

Esj- The readers attention q particularly referred
tothe article otour CORE spondent on "thc impor-
lance Of Agriculture The polished and vlgo.
rous style Of the writer and tive very interesting
subject which he discusses, must commend his es
says 10 the perusal of all.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08

4 For ,t- g. sweet ulsa.a. ta groves green s--i=.
wear,
tru1f The frst he "a rest arfas wear:

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49,. s-,. 4,nt,. r..,.-- ..t.a.,....i. loves
vas '1
schools @. -..A t""A' l'- ~" -"1 "'-7
i-alr "rre chosen IONA -his- "e'o" i'4'.- SCHOOL,
l.gc .alsls assemD,i at u.c beatl.d. residence CD
Jsnts Ecaa.l Esq. ol military street. about t@9
..8.s NJ u u great ulu8ef.. Toe PROCESSION
.srar- al iafre oe''c@ L. " 1"'-' ''- ''-''. ~
eaP'a.a Aa-.ls 'o4h'eS' s2'i. ''-.' l-' ''.'--'
d.. tt.. ..urrs1us Band
Taen#sa.a. vas i... a-..sJ q j. J-rs..1a.--
A.. k1.,,, .....r,.. d. Es,g...as Armstrong
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-08

Commenced IN ihs place 90 Wednesday ast, and
closed on yesterday evening. 1t was held IN
Capt Aberl's brick building hrmery occupied as
a store BY Buebluon 4 Co. The rooms were sI
jasteu.iy adorned BY Tic hands Of beauty and re-
pooisaeI with every Aiug l,aj could CRAFTY The
appetite or please the eye The House. was crow.
ded on the tt,t evening, and we understand that
the far managers rsaized sum far their charitable
purposes otoot ess than 5000 qu.ea "ss" we
should think, III these hard times
/ Death Of The President Upon our country
/ the effect Of this dlspensaliun cannot be at once
perceived. Would 10 God the surviving leaders
/ Of the Wing party would mark the last words Of
their DIVING chief aud let them sink deep into
their hearts. As # halt Gliding 40 erung friend,
perhaps with the dun and deIiuous recollection Of
some real scere, which has passed IN his CabI-
net, be SAID;
Sir, trish you 10 understand IA. tru, pm.
ciples Of The Government ,cish tAem carried
out ask nothing more"
Ifhls successor, throwing aside every other
consideration, wl obey this injunction, and carry
out "aic trus principles Of The GorGnmea:,'
our country, though sas may mourn the loss o.
an honored son, may realize in the change more
than she had a hight to expect from his hands,
KendoiFs F1positor.
The Governor OF Maryland has appointed tht
nth day Of May, for the election Of Congressman.