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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04


Little bark upon the wave,
Floating down the ocean, Time,
!, for thee, large bounty crave
In this simple, lowly rhyme.
May the great Almighty Giver
Lay his hand upon thy helm;
Guide thee through Life's deep'ning river,
Through the storms that eyerwhelm.
Laden now with pleasant dreams
Dreams like clouds upon the sky;
Coming with the mornings beams
Fading when the evenings nigh;
And cargo rich with feeling,
While Affection hovers near,
Gentle Hope, too, there is knceling
Down beside sigh and tear!
Safely to that other shore
Calm and peaceful nay'st thou glide,
Furl thy sails, nor venture more
O'er dark and wrestling tide.
Little bark, so sweetly freighted,
See thy mooFings are secure;
BY 40 adverse winds helated,
Enter in--thy port is sure!
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

| uhIIHl6us
We excommunicale and anathematize
him, and from the thresholds Of the Holy
Church Of God Almighty we sequester him
that he may be tormented, disposed, and be
delivered over with Dathan and AbFam,
and with those who say unto The Lord, ''de>
part from us, we desire none of thy ways;''
and as fire is qaeAehed tUih mater, 80 let
the light OF him he put out for ever more,
unless he repent and make satisfaction.
Amen!
May the Father who created man curse
him! May the Son who suffered for us,
curse him! May the Holy Ghost, who
was given TO US 10 Baptism, curse him !!
May The Holy Cross, which Christ for our
Salvation, trumphing over his enemies,
ascended, curse him!
May st. John the Precursor, and 81. John
the Baptist, and St. Peter, and ST. Paul, and
St. Andrew, and all other Chrisl's Apos>
ties together curse him! And may the rest
Of his. disciples and four EvangelisIs, who
by their preaching converted the universal
world, and may the Holy and wonderful
company Of Martyrs and Confessors, who
by their holy works are found pleasing 10
the sight Of God Almighty, curse him!
May the Holy Choir Of the Holy Virgins,
who for the honor of Christ have despised
the things Of the world, damn him! May
all the Saints from the beginning Of the
world TO everlasting ages, who are found to
be beloved Of God, damn him!
May he be damned wherever he he
whether in The house or the stable, the
garden or the field, or the highway, or ia
the path or is the wood, or in the water, OF
in the Church, may he be cursed 10 living
and in dying!
May he be cursed 10 eating and in drink
ing, in being hungry, in being thirsty, ia
fasting, in sleeping, in slumbering, in sill
ting, in lying, in working, in resting, in
-, and, and in blood letting.
May he be cursed 10 all the faculties OIL
his body!
May he be cursed inwardly and out
wardly, may he be cursed in his brains,
and in his vertex--in his temples. in his
.fnnahaad, ~ his-aASa.-aiits klis ~ lsFaa, ius
Hls 'COtUi auu w utS BIIuuoIs1 ~ uts taPH4
in his throat, in his shoulders, in his arms,
in his fingers.
May he be damned in his mouth, in bis
breast, in bis heart and purtenance, down 10
the very stomach.
May he be cursed in his veins, and in his
groins, in his thighs, in he gentiaIs, and in
his knees, his legs and feet, and toe nails
May he be cursed in all his joints, and
ariculatiols Of the members, from the top
of his head to the sole Of his foot, may there
be no soundness in him.
May the Son of the living God, with all
the glory OF his Majesty, curse him! And
may Heaven, with all the powers which
move there, rise Up against him, and curse
and damn him unless he repent and make
Amen, be 1t SO, so be IL,
Amen
How different from the foregoing, is the
language Of Christ" Father forgive them,
they know net what they do. y
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

Of the Acknowledgement, to rebuild the
Roman Catholic Churches in this city DR.
Moriarty is regularly iniroducedt to tho As.
ISOLATION at Dublin, and the object Of bis
mission made known: Now, tho energies
OF Irish Priesicraft and Repeal are to be
awakened, and the poor deluded peasantry
aeeced. to create Roman Catholic fund
for the United States, and to give fresh
impetus to Romanism in Philadelphia. -
While all this is going on in Ireland, "The
Hermits of St. Augustine's" are prosecu.
ting the county for damages, and will, in
all probability, obtain full recompense for
the losses sustained in the destruction of
their Church. And we are informed that,
IN addition to this, large amount has been
guaranteed, by private subscription among
the Catholics, for the same purpose.
II the Catholics are successful in their
various Efforts, as they are very likely to
he, the destruction Of their churches will
prove blessing, rather than an evil 70.
lhcm Instead-of operating against, twill
be 10 their favor in every point Of view
This, however, is not the feature Of the
case most worthy Of consideration. We
recognize in il the fact, that Roman Cath.
olicsm in the United States is foreign in
stltution-planted and sustained from
abroad. Vast sums OF money are sent to
this country annually from the ecclesiasii-
cal treasures abroad, to build up this faith
amongst us, and most Of the priests who
minister in the churches are foreigners. -
When two of their churches in this city are
destroyed by riot, the first appeal for aid
is made in foreign country-to the priest.
ridden. and half. starved Catholic RepeaIere
IN Ireland. The embers Of the edifces are
scarcely cold, when DR. Moriarty is on
ship, board, bound 10 the land Of his nalv-
ity,on this mission for aid and supplies. Il
is from distant lands, therefore from for.
eign tythes and collections, that Catholic
Churches are built and sustained in the
United States, and from the cloislers Of
foreign institutions that their priests are
sent TO US.
lrishmen in America are tythed to keep
alive the Repeal movement in lreland.-
F1nm tina Ieishs Rasxaalaes anaEihaEtinna ara.
levied TO keep alive Roman Catholicism in
America rebuild churches sustain the
&c. Here is glorious recip-
rocily between Two parties, playing into the
hands Of each other, and keeping up an al
legiance Of a most questionable character
Dr.. Moriarty may, as no appears to be
much beloved by The Catholic clergy and
politicians Of his native land, but while in
this city he distinguished himself more as
the most vr,uous Of our Catholic clergy,
engaging largely in that anti,Chrstian de-
uunciation which contributed so much TO
the unfortunate occurrences 10 question. -
lie verified the proverb, Z" these who sow
the wind shall reap the whrlwind."
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04
from the New Mirror.

From the New Mirror
The Parting Look.
We parted-cold and worldly ewes
Upon that parting tell,
And bravely we kept back our sighs,
And calmly said ''Farewell."
But there are looks we learned of Love,
That none but Love can read;
And, like the flash from cloud to cloud,
From heart to heart they speed.
Calm, as itno'ef had breathed vow,
Thy rich voice faltered not;
Serene as heaven thy princely brow,
As Love we're all forgot
Yet, in one eager glance, thy soul,
On wings Of light to mine,
10 wild and passionate sorrow, stole,
And whispered words divine!
Heavens blessings on that royal heart,
That thus can lavish feeling!
Twas almost sweet, tho painto part,
Our silent lore revealing.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

Little Bark upon the wave.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

o. You may take Jsck-aas, crop bis saFs
close, cover bis whole carcass with q Lioait hide,
shoe him au you please--yet II be epes bis mauA
RTE JGek-ais stands confessed, exposed, end
known. No diaguiae can cave hin.
What jokn-horse treysS the abeFef Why
s. A. CHnEoY, 81 ne vieklbnEg ConsGtutieatli1i
ssakss ahrss" Has any body got coupe %
sCoRH-CoastP'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-04

BY MRs. R. s. NICHOLS.
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reported for the American Republican,
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
ANNAPOLIS. jan. Goth, Is


The House reconsidered the bill passed yes
terday to change the constitution, SO far as re-
lates to lotteries, and made the bill the order
for 18th Feb.
A bill relating to the measurement and
weighing Of coal in Baltmore--reported by Mr..
Springer, was passed by the House.
Mr.. Gallagher reported bill, supplemental
to the act incorporating the Uaited Hebrew Be-
nevolent Association of Baltimore city, which
was passed.
Mr.. Gallagher also called up bill relating
TO the Citizens Bank Of Baltimore, which was
passed
Mr.. Freeman reported bill to authorize s.
Cox, Of Charles county, to bring negro girl
into this State.
Mr.. Randall reported bill to establish an
arbitration system, for the more speedy and
cheap administration OF justice in this State
Which bills were laid on the table.
MIR. Harrison obtained leave to report bill
to authorize Wash. Finley, of Q. A. county to
compile his collections.
Mr.. Thomson obtained leave to report bill
for the more equal distribution of the States
donations to Academies in Carroll co.
Mr.. Archer obtained leave to report a bill re-
lating to the States Attorney and his deputies
s8On motion of Mr.. Ware, the committee on
grievances and courts of justice were directed
10 enquire into the expedlency Of altering the
constitution as relates 10 the Judiciary system,
SO as to divide the State into four dis riots; to
reduce the number of Judges to one for each
distrct;-to limit their term of service, and to
fix their salaries without perquisites.
On motion of Mr.. Bowie, the Register of
Wills of the several counties were directed TO
report the aggregate amount of commissions
paid executors and administrators for the years
ls43 and "a, and the aggregate of amounts
upon which those commissions were paid.
A bill fixing the first Monday after his cleo
ton, as the time for the Mayor of Baltimore to
take his seat, was reported by MIR. Graves and
passed.
The following nominations for p. Georges
county, made by the Governor on 25th inst.
were confirmed this day by the Senate:
Justices Orphans Court-Thomas Duckett,
John Hodges, T. H. Marshall.
Justices Levy COURT. f. Mudd, Wallace
Kirkwooa Kobr Bowie, w. A. Edelin,, B. M.
Duckett, BENZ. Dowall, Horatio Dyer.
Coroncr-T. r. Brooks.
Magistrates Court Justices LIST dist. Sam'l
Hambleton, Richard Walker, Ebert Smack
% dist Hanton Penn, B. o. Lowndes, J.T.W.
Deane. Sd dist Il. w. Clagelt, Richd Os-
borne, A. p. Bowie. 4th dist r. ID. Burrows,
T. NJ. ID. Badin, Smith Martin. 5th dist. r.
l.. jenkins, J. w. Ward, Ii. |. Senmes 9th
dist Horato Dyer, fhos. Brney, Z. Grimes
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SMOKE SMOKER SMOKE.M

a VENTlLArOR, for the Cure of SMOKING CHM.
neys and to Pentiiate Vduts, &c. So highly recon
mended nv those who have used them in Boston New
York, Phll9delphit. &C., can he had bv applynr to
ROBINSON & kREMER, 333 BALrIMoKs sr frst
Tin Store above Howard street who have the apenc,
toi making the same 90 Also. large assortment
OF TIN aud BRITANNIA WARE, which we viii
SCI! io% Tor cash. dc 2awlin
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TN DIST sunni Pcach, J. r. bowman, Horny
Jones.
County Surveyor--R. J. Young.
The Senate this morning received from the
Governor, the nominations of S. w. Jones, to
be Register of Wills for Somerset co. and the
civil list for said countryside, the nomination
of Mr., Lamar, to be Register of Wills in Cecil
county.
Nh Selman obtained leave to report bill
to incorporate the Howard Manufacturing Co.
Mr. Ely obtained leave to report bill to eX-
tend the provision OF an act relative to the liens
of mechanics upon buildings, &c.
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NIGHT NOISES II h.se are numerous.
the most persons are apt 10 invest them with
my stsrous character, when lille rejection
would refer them to very natural cau.es. In
the first place, the silence 81 hight renders
things audible that would be drOw ned m The
turmoil and hustle OF day. or these 100 often
alarming sounde the trivial, and even rid'cu-
lous, O, igin is not unworthy OF notice. Cats
are prodgal agents in such matters; and we are
Of opinion thai the greater number Ct omini"n~
noises which irigh'en sober people out ii their
senses are Attributable to them. A young cat,
Of very spciabls turn, tnEd OF human CON-
pauy, and belonging 10 the presen, writer, l. III
the hablt, espe ci4iiy at night, sf knmki' e with
its forehead three times upon tire door vi any
room it may desire TO enter. On hearing snra
summons, any per- on, sitting in The hush OF a
win eT evening, would seize q G ndIe, open -
door, and, looking level with his Is WI III
the cat giided in with nois, less steps at hi4 iee'
would protes, that The sound came irou some
thing invisible, and terr,fy his family with al
manner OF horrid po''enis, which, il som" mem
bers Of II should chance TO be inti'm Of health,
might tent to fatal iulf 'ment. Omre, indred,
and 1t was at midnight, tao, this very summons
caused momentary alarm in one Of the "r-
ter's relatives, who, knowing that every man
10 the house except h. rseif and compani"n)
was a bed, started, and was agbast at bearing
hree thumps against The parlor door. or
only our little cat,' said the writrr; you shall
see her en'er' Opeong the door, and holding
the light downwards, pns was seen to stea m
sure enough, and take her place quietly on an
ottoman under the table a knowledge OF this
common, but unobserved fact, might perhap'
prevent much mystiication and cloudy l'rro.
and might, moreover, explain many weli-'n-
thenticatrd ard grim stories Of night nois.s -
Ainsw orth Magazine
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SpARcUs DEyIsoN. 81 BALTIMORE

NB AR0VS DENISUN. DI BALTIMORE ST,
WE between Gay and Frederick sts., has now in
store, full assortment OF the most choice Green and
Black TEAS; Loaf, Lump. white Havana white
crushed. powdered and brown sugars; Java, Laguay-
ra, Rio, Padang, ST. Domingo and roasted COFFEE;
whole and ground Spices; family super FLOUR; Raj
sins; Currants; tiuon; Almonds; rrunes; Figs; Oils
MOassps; WINES; Liquors, and GROCERIES for
sale TO families and Others at the lowest ruling prices
d1l 1p1
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INAUGURATION BALL.

4ru OF MARCH NEXT.
FE1EiE BENIOCRtaJC ASSOCIATIONS
d OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA having
concluded celebrate, the Evening of the 4th Of
Nuch next, the inauguration of the President and
Wee President elect by bali aud supper, do cordial
y invite their fellow citizens, witannt distinction of
party, 10 Join with them in the celebration The
price Of subscription is liked al FIVE DOLLARS.
MANAGERS.
The following gentlemen have consented to serve
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FOR THE WINTER,

q sssos57 The Baltimore Steam Packet Com.
ESvvtoh ttaeepany from and after MONDAY NEXT,
.1T7sHstRsstztE 18th lust, will make hat three trips
week between Baltimore and Norfolk until further
notice. Leaving lower ED of Spears wharf every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 o.
clock, p. NJ, connecting with the Weldon cars going
Returning will leave Norfolk and Portsmouth ever
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, imms.
datey after the arrival OF the Southern arriving
iii Baltimore TO connect with the Philadelphia caIs
next morning.
This Company being under contract with the icN
Breakers to keep track open, calculate TO iegC.
lar for the Winter as above.
did r. SHEPPARD, Aecns.
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LEWIS F. SCOTT

LEW 10 r. SCOIii,
aNENENAL INTELLIGEiNCE, AGENT.
IN Tor the collecting monies, huying, selling, isas.
M and renting Real Estate, dwelling houses stores
rooms, offices, Shops Sc; also for procuring situa
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e'S, COOKS, chanbermans, wet and dry uUises; Ne
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money IN large and small sums, and eAchar &c of pro
perry OF every description made, writing of de- DIS
confeyances, &c done; building of 81 Ups, steam
boats, sc. superintendent all on iihersi terms, win
STREET attention TO business entrusted to me-
LEWIS f. SCOTT, EXcnamee Place,
n few doors from the corner of South,
Nearly opposite the Exchange.
REFERENCES:
Keverdy Johnson, Esq. l.. browning, Bs1 ,Chss-
Jas. NJ. Buchanan, Esq. lesion, j. c.
William Frck, Esq. WIN. II. TNrreli, Esq, n.
P. e. Johnson, Esq, Y Orleans.
Jacob Birmingham, New Gen. WIN. Carroll, lot,
Brunswick, NJ. GnveEnorof Tenn.
Louis Melarone, Georgia. Philip G. Abbotton Ais
d27 hama.
GfOIS SALE-A veIy likely Black WOMAN, ~
n years of age, Il slave for life, with her fen ale
Guild, 5 months old. She is tr0m the country, and
for sale. very likely mulatto MAN 81 years of ar1
slave for life, mrs rate waiter in every respect ans
come highly recommended us ,uch, The presens
owner hav"s m further Use for him Aiso fot sale
very likely GIRL, IL years of age. 10 serve Is 10
GOOD master, either in tee city county, vii sell
her low. Apply ~ meiiatey ut
L. = SCOfTi'S Intelligence office,
ia2 No, 70 E>"Gcrsc piarr~
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THE ALBANY DEFALCA TION.--Th
Commercial Bank of Albany will lose abou
$50 600 BY its late Teller, Alexander II. Loveti !;
nut tie means Of the Dark will not be impair
ed, though the stockholders have lost the sur
plus accumulated beyond their capital, and
will have to fo,egc the semi annusi divilrnG
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He PART OF CONGRESS.
rs. Benjamin A. Bidlack,
N, Henry ID. Foster,
Edmund w. HUBBARD,
, George w Hopkins,
Lewis Steenrod,
ariGn, David : Reid,
u, John X. J. Daniel,
nCgar, Joseph 4. Woodward,
4, Jr. VIM. u. stiles,
z, George a Ca dwell,
.tohn w. Thbatts,
John Is Weller,
uVEs. Emery b. Potter,
JOAN Slidell,
n, John b Dawson,
well, Thomas J. Henley,
Robert Date Owen,
Is, VIM. J. Brown,
u, Jacob Thompson.
John A. McCiemand,
II, Stephen A. Douglass,
Vim. w Payne,
George ) Houston,
+, James y. Bow!in,
lur, James NJ. Hughes,
4, Edward Cross,
, Jr. Lucius Lyon.
~, DELEGATES.
nd, David Levy,
Henry Dodge,
, Augustus &. Dodge.
sRT OF THE ASSOCIATIONS.
lgton city Democratic association.
Amos Kendall,
on, Jr. w. w. Curran,
, Robert Goldman,
, Henry 5. Davis.
K, + Doyle.
he Young Hickory Club.
Joseph Iioban.
z. Hcff ruan, jr.
Geo. II. Phillips,
Jos II. Davis,
Charles King.
tol mr. Democratic association.
j. c. Daniels,
er, Simon Brown,
;ad, ]. J. MHliuy,
!. Mclean Gardner,
Edward Lochrry.
I f1rd Dcmocra ic dissolution,
ey, WIN. ii. Wimsatt,
Almond Woodward,
N. Edward Bright,
l.emuel X Townsend,
Jos. K MarSoetti.
,et0wd Democratic association.
J.. J. Anderson,
, Capt. l.. Jones,
WIN. A. Gordon,
Dr. Is. Bohrer,
Walter L. Brooke.
ondrie Democratic association.
J Chandler Swami,
Samuel Taylor,
James Sheehy,
, Joha T Johnson,
James Roach.
PART OF The CITIZENS.
George w Phillips,
George Parker,
Jerome Digs,
bbie, II G. Spalding,
Hampton G. Williams,
ung, g II Randall,
:, John L StaIlinss,
2, Balam Birch,
Daniel Minor. Alexandria
Thomas Swami, do,
VIM. Morgan, Sr. do.
!, Turner Dixon, do
William Stewart, Navy
;, do. Yard.
&, do. DR.. $. Cook, Blacenshurg
do. Jno Kettlewtll, Baltimore.
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18th dist. Som'l Peach, J. Il. Cowmau, Henry
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NoTICE.-Each of the assoc atnns have appointed
two of its members to wait upon the citizens OF the
District and members Of Congress, and solicit their
subscription to this ball. They will enter upon this
duty Tuesday. Dec. "a. Members OF Congress, and
h I've, yet, been sent out by the above manages
They deem il necessary To state this fact, are
Of the IMPRESSION that the lists which have been in cir
culdton for NJ aIy month past. and TO which many
have subscribed, were sent oui under the above =
nagemrnt II is not The price Of tickets To the
hall 10 which subscriptions have heen 0hained is $40.
The price of tickets 10 this is, heretofore stated, SIS
that the Democracy from all sections of the
try, who may be assembled here The day OF the in
auguraOn, may participate in the pleasures of that
Joyous occasion, BY order of the Convention:
G. H. RANDALL,
d2s lawtb Secretary, pro. TEN.
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hn k how much more pleasant it will be It
have the kisses with"ut the smell OF iobarc"
and " ill give you as many as you wish m In
mronw hile,'' she Ioamsbl, added, COW rms In
CHI tk, and lips and b ow of her friend with
those eloquent test no ials oi affection.