Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26
From Tie lrkansas Ga-etis.
OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
Captain Tlsuo Mlvoo, veteran warrior q
tho Cboctaws departed this lie on the 5lh.-Al|
though but little known beyond the limits Of h
nation, yet he was man that had seen wat
and fought battles stood high among hIs ow
people rs q brave and good man. He served
under GenRl Wayne N the Revolutionary war;
Tor which he received pension from the Go,eu|
mcnt OF tho United States; and in the late wa
with England he served under General Jackso
and dad many deeds of valof He had tough, Il
nine battles for the Y S.--As friend, he hal
served the white man faithfully. HIS las, word
were When | ain gone, beat the drum an
fire .ho guns"
hear The sound Of the drum-the reno
Of death guns is roaring in our valey-a wal
nor SplnI Is passing away. The brave Tlsl|
Mhgo' ths veteran warrior Of our tribe, is zone
lis clansmen are gathering around his cornsl
Long eurs have passed away since Gls, his I'd
tive bulls re-echoed his waIhoop-when grey head
ed warriors gathered around his war dance. and
SAM, ITO, young warrior, 20 II IL the beloye|
Washington who calls for help Our aged wal
rlors and ehIelIaIns are all gone. Tsho Ming
the last OF tho braves Is gone! They are Al
| gone PirctyyN.
CnocrAw NArIoN, May 9Th, 1871.
We regret to announce the death Of DR.. WI
nam /. Devices formerly professor Of obsterie|
III tue university OF Pennsylvania DR.. Deweel
enjoyed ior great number Of years in this city h|
highest confidence, and had most exlsnsv|
pracuce. Ills works, particularly upon lh|
branch OF medical science which he taught in lh|
university, are, every where known, as well n
laWllIes as nmong tho profession, and wor,hIl|
offended the honorable repule Of the author.
.Ag'o Saxon Lars,-By the laws of Edmund
lfonsldes, compensation for personal INJURIES wa
thus rrgulaed \ wound Of an inch ong undo
the lalr, one shilling; one OF like SIZE IN ,h|
ioce,lw shilling; the loss Of an eur, thirty sh
lings, an, according 10 the rare code Of Ethel
pert, any one who committed adultery with unoh|
cr mans wife VAS obliged to buy hun a new one
NoMAN.-As the dew hes longer and prota|
ccs more fertility IL the shade. 50 woman n thd
shade OF retirement sheds around her path rlchr |
and more permanent blessings than man, who Il
more exposed TO the glare and observation OF publ
lie life
Miss AlarIneau, IA speaking Of John c. Gail
houn's personal appe annce, calls him d casi.IoI|
man, WHO looks as Il he had never been bou|
Nuts for Larye'. countyman applied I'd
Il solicitor for legal advice. After detailing ,b,|
circumstances OF lho case, be was asked Il he had
stated the facts exactly as they had occurred OIL
ny, sir, rcloIued be, | thought It better to tell vol
the PLAN truth; you can Pot the lies to !, yourse
Contenlmeut--A gentleman, llis said, had|
board pat on Il part Of hts land, on &hica was|
written, Il viii give this field to any person who|
s really cnulened and when an applcato,
came, he always said, ARE you cootenlod,"-
The general reply was, II am" Then reioln
ed the gentleman, why do you wani my fejl"|
Commodore Charles Stewart ha. been nomi.
mated as a candidate for the next Presidency. Isl
Club IN Philadelphia, called the Old Ironsides
Club, and IN long letter written IN leply has nc
cepted the nomination, subject to The selection oil
a NATIONAL Democratic Convention. In his lei.
ter, be declares himself opposed to the creation
Of corporate mouopolcs, IN favor Of commerce.
as unreslrulned as possible and Of he rights al
the Statos-In fine, Democrat of the Jefferson.
an school.
".1aiea.',.--This is an expression Of farewell,
famiIary nsedby all classes OF people; but its de
ryaiIon, Which Is beautiful Que, is not cenerely|
known. 1t comes from the French word a di,g
implying, | depart from you, but leave YOU to he|
protection oil Heaven.
Pennsylvania is now putting forth her mvrads
Of shInplaseTs as thick and as black as the ocusts
first covered the land OF Egypt There is no ne
cesslty Tor rascals running to Texas. or Botany
Bay any longer Go across the Delaware and,
you are safe, -Benuelrs Herald.
Labo,.It is to labor, ana 10 labor only, tina
man owes every possession Interchangeable yal-
ue Labor is the tasmaR that has raised him
from the condition OF the savage Ihal has changed
tho desert and the forest into cultivated fields;
that has covered tho earth with cities, and the o.
cean with SHIPS that has given US plenty, comlols
and elegance, instead Of want, MISERY AID baIbaI-
flsn.