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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

chapter wherein our Saviour asks Ter lItlle
children q be brought unto him, { for oi
such i Tie kingdom of heaven
When he had concluded, be closed the
book and claspsd The hands DC bic wife 81
fectionately within bis own.
& Susan, said be, and bis voics ound-
led like gentle music ID her esrs, "lel "
not muFmuF. God is JUST Is mercilul ~,
1.-The had lived, Il would only have been u
grops through the world. Now he 10 10
heaven, where 70 al, sIl Il light. Let vs.
deserve TO meet him there"
Only few years afterwards Jeremleh
was reduced u comparative poverty. The
hulk Of his property had been invested IN
lie stock Of thS bank, which failed, unable
to pay q shilling On a dollar. Thus CONS
poled to dispose Of his expensive eStablShs
msni, change bis style Of living altogether,
and with his wife and four children 10 taks
/" to short commons" his spirits did not de-
sert him.
Said Jerry, " never mind!" two words
which he never failed to throw at the teeth
Of every mishaP which be encountered;
q never mind!' Hike variety. l'm tired
Of riding in carriage. once breke my
ieg 10 one. Walking il an exercise that |
need very much. Come, come, this Is moi
60 bad en- affair aztec all-it will test the
value of my friends. Besides, now | can
earn the bread we eat. All! it will be :
labor Of love, and that enriches the soul!
| can almost say that lam glad this acci-
dent happened. | can indeed"
Let no one think that our patientf friends
philosophy is the apathy Of the stole. Y
arises from no lack Of sensitive and acute
feelings, but from a benevolent determine
lion 70 make the best 81 everything. This
is the secret Of biz cOnientment under
load Of mishSps and reverses. Ever S'rl'
wing to render all around him happy, no
is sterling friend, never FePIning q the
DEGREES Of Providence, be is true Chris
tiaa!
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

SoMETHINe FOR ALL.-SO various is
the appetite Of animals, that there is
scarcely any plant which is not chosen BY
some, and left untouched BY others, The
horse gives up the water hemlock to the
sheep the goat gives up the monks food
to the horse, ffic. for that which certain
animals grow fat upon, others abhor as
poison. Hence no plant is absolutely poll
sonous, but only respectively. Thus the
Spurge, that Is noxious 10 man, Is whole
some neufishment I'd The caterpillar. That
animals may not destroy themselves for
want Of knowing this law, each Of them is
guarded BY such delicacy Of taste and
smell, that they can easily distinguish what
il pernicious from what Il wholesome and
when Il happens that different animals live
upon The same plants, siill one kind always
leaves something iorthe other, as the mouths
Of all are not equally adapted 70 Icy hold Of
the grass By which means there ID sufii-
cient food for ell. To this may Be referred
an economical experiment well known 70
the Dutch, that when eight COWS have been
in pasture, and can no longer get nour-
ishment two horses will do very well there
some days, and when nothing Is left for the
horses, four sheep viii live upon ii.-SHb-
teyT0nean.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

The Postmaster General q comiempla'
finQ 1 chahgs "a he dead letter department,
. q 10 innate the English system q re-
turning 70 she writers Ell letters q basipess
whether they contain money o. gel. Tbs
arrangement would pggyo very aeeePsaple
10 buslaoss men 10 general, &c they would
know when their letters Jailed ioFOech thsir
destination. Besides, ne Paslage % re-
turned letters would prove source ol con.
siderable revenue o toe department
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26


Our little man, Lieut.. Welmore, in CONE
mand Of the Barracks d New Orleans, has
bad another difficulty with the volunteers.
Capt. Deshs, Of the Alabama volunteers, on
his recent arrival, demanded quarters in
the Barracks fer his tnen. The LIeuten'
ant refused. The Captain told him be was
hls superior in command, aud that i DO did
not give him quarters, hO should forthwith
place him under arrest. The little man
Immediately withdrew 70 the inside q the
building and slammed the gales in offended
dignity. Capt. Desha ordered bic men 70
lead and ak bayonelS, declaring that Il he
could not gei 10, he would At least see that
ina Lieutenant should not get Out. The
Lieutsnont was thus besisged in durance
Ylls, when Col. Hunt, the QuariermasteT on
the post insorfsrsd, and provided CAPT. De-
sha with comfortable quarters soms whore
else. 0
We are disposed 70 think that this Lisu-
tenant WalmOre would have TO pay high
premium fer : while 10 be insured againsI
coat Of tar aud feathers. The B'hoys
will each him some day YET. vcksburg
Sentinel.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

A NOBLE WoMAN.--Neyer shrink from
q woman Of strong sense. L she becomes
attached to you, il viii Be- from seeing and,
Valuing other similar qualities % yonrselE
You may lFiist her, iorshe knows the val
Ne of your confidence. You may consult
her, If she Is able to advise, and does 90 e
once with the firmness Of reason, and the
CONFEDERATION of affection. Her love will
BoiIasiing. Cor Il viii not have been lightly
won /, and Il WILDE strong and ardant for
weak minds are not capable ofthe lofier
grades Of passion. IfyOu prefer attaching
yourself 20 . woman Of feeble understand
ing, il must,be either from fearing 70 en-
counter 8 superior person, Or from Che van.
ily Of preisrring ihai admiration which
springs from ignorance 70 thai which ap-
prOaches % appreciation, ubtelralean.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

IHE LATE BATTLEs WITH THE MExl-
Cans. 1T il computed that Of The sixteoa
hundred mon under Gen. TsyloEs command
eleven hundred Wsta foreigners Il we II.
low one hundred foreigners from other
countries, We have lef.pns Thousand lFiah-
msn, who fought ia these glorious battles.
This 10 4 pill which will ever ttick il she
leFoa,s Of The NatiVistS. - Boston Pilot.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

A Y0URG MtssKsslPPTAN.- During ne
terrific bombardmenl 81 Fort Brown, amidsI
the hottest Of the Are, the naliSAal eAlign
was shot away. A Young aficer immsdir
alsly spraDg upon tho oBlrenchments and
planted the flag Of the 7lh Infantry 10 lie
place. For do act like this, ID tue defence
Of Fort MoulIIis, Sergeant JaSPsr was i'm
mortalized.
EarlI Vandorn, Of Claiborne county Mis-.
sissipp, Lieutenant 10 the United States
Infantry performed this act Of gallantry.--
JeffersOnian.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

INDIA RURBER BRIDGE. 80 Mention hes
been made Of On order given for the con-
struction 81 an India Rubber Bridge for the
army il Mexico. Ii appears that siml.
lar bridge was invented some time ego, and
used during the Creek war ia Alabama
some ten years ago. The following g
description Of il:
"Il consisted Of large bags, or pom
something like cotton bags ia shape, ma
az India Rubber cloth, which being filled
with air and attached laIerally together,
formed bridge Of fjurteen feet width, and
Of any length, according to the number Of
baas used; upOA these were laid light tim
beT 10 support boards placed lalteTly, which
forming 4 smooth lOvsl surface, admitted
the passage Of wagons, horses, &c. A ds,
,achmenl Of elk hundred men with ell their
arms ACCOMPLISHMENTS, including the field o.
figegs mounted upon horses, marched on y
at once, and Oitsn remaining quarter 81
au hour going through the svolunons to test
i,s strength; they counler-marched, with e
much facility as if on tSrra.hrma. Fleld
Dieces with their complement Of matrOsse',
and heir caissons flied with ammunition,
and loaded wsgons, were also driven over
wi,h The same eose. Il was said, that ?
troop Of horse arriving q night Vt rlset
whsre his bridge was, and ssemlug y
stretched across the stream, crossed It UNI
der lie impression lhatit was q common
bridge. The greet adyansage Of this bridge
= iis porlablsness. 81 The pontons and cor
daee Cor bridge d three hnndFed and Fl,
q leel being capable q transportation in
single wagon; whereas, the former ponlo7
eo9,oatss consisted Of cumbFcus and 81
ponlona 81 wood, sheet iron and coPP
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
Col. Mike walsh, editor of The subtera.

Col. Mike Walsh, editor Of the subtera-
mean published in New York, who had
raised a volunteer company to 60 in Col.
\. D. stevenson's California expedition has,
together with his company been ruled out,
and the consequence seems likely to be,
that Walsh and others will break up Col.
Steyenson's regiment, and perhaps the
whole California expedition.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
MIKE " ALsH's orINIoNs oF W.

& I consider that man eKhIhils Infinitely
more bravery in lighting 9 personal combat
ina iusi cause, than be does b taking lali
IN tSsnty battles Cor bis country, berarse
killing 3 man IN personal encounier, no
mater how right you may Be, ,il killing
can Be- right & attended with y, pay but
eonsidslable annoyance, % Say The leasi-a7
Il boxed upon a. murder by 9 great many,
ed none regard i viii much laYof while
On lhe contrary Tie more you kill ior ypur
country fhe more pay you receive lhe more
hOnor Is heaped upon you. and BE more
undying .l IS added io'Jour nams. You
rln - ~ n fighting IS Icsf country in
ths n efa Crplsin 8, eolopnl b, g
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

Vice President DALEAs was burnt 70 e.
IiQy On lho night Of thslst Of August by
tso operatives Of GermaRtowe. Every
such demoustrotiOn elevates The noble con-
staOcy and seIl-lcrifcing spirit Of lhs msu,
10 The estimation oi the country Jsdelss-
MAN,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

NativlSm is now to be subordinate q
WhIgery ia Louisville. There i . very
good reasvn tOr that. The NalisOs are 10
the minority. II they had The mSjOrily,
Whigery would be subordinate 70 Nativism
as itIs now iG 81, Louis. Louisville Dem.
ocrat.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT

sPUBLIsHED EvBRYwEpNEs n lIoRlllNG ~
g. W. JONES \ 81 BAREsD ALE,
!. Main Street, YaxoO City 0gerlhe Store
m. WALDAOs & Co. At Three dOllaFS q yeags
\ aDvAEcE Dr. four dollars, If n0t paid within \
oath from the time ofsohsCFibing
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

NunBnR 81 NATURALIzED CITIZENS IN
Bo,ToN. -Itis stated IN the csnsus, recent
H. aiken. that tie entire number Of foreIgn
"a ana children Of foreigners residing here
;s s1.269. q one lh9d Of the snlirS PoPu-
Islioo. Oh hs ioreign population, the males
oyer . yoaru Of zee are 1894; Of these
~ COS. Of les lhau one>slxih part, ere
os,urallzsd. -Boiton Pilot.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
rar...n q .AdIveFliallaN.

AUyFRTIsRm eNTa WILDE inserted aklhe rate.
done Dollar. per square tOr TIE first insertion,
Na Fifty Centq iof each week thereafter = ten.
uss Or less, c0nstitutlnga square. The number
finseFtiobs required, must be marked on the.
uafsin Otthe manuscript, 81 they will BE- inseE-
I'd iii fufbid, and chFged accordingly.
Announcing candidRtgs iOF ofice win be Five
Dollars COX Oounty Offices, and Ten Dollars Tor
0tale olices--in advance
Advertisements Of personal alteration viii
l1Vanablyb be charged DoUnLElhe foregoing rates,
ana payment required ia advance.
Political, Cotton Circulars. OF any articles Of
Individual interest, viii Be charged IS advertise
nents, and must bopaid fnr in advance.
Yearly Advertisements.
NIOG exceeding Ten iines renewable AZ
pleasure, per annum, SD on
Not exceeding thirty lines, 80 008
Not exceeding sixty lines, 60 O0I
The privilege n ANNUAL advertisers e limited
10 their own immediate iness; and all adveF-
Elements fBf the benefit 1thel persons, cent inl
by them. must be paid for BY the square.
standing ADVERTISEMENT.
Tor ten lines Of less, three months, So 09l
" g IS six months, 10 O0l
+" 81 g twelve months, 20 90
Each additional square, three monthS, 90
- g six months, 90
8 twelve months, ID OOl
or All Job work must BE- paid for on deliv
cry
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

The New York Sun has lately seen the
original papers found on the body Of Mel
Andre when he was arrested as Z spy
Why DENT the National Inslitute get them.
-Jefersonian.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

PpoPnRrx 81 FEIlkBEs ~ N1N aAhlF-
sa1rr.-A sw hau passed. INTENDED g
secure 10 married womea rights g pfepef
8. real and personal, which ihsy have g
their own rletl, protecting lhem llom lns
debts n ,hs'r hnsband The properly e
rs vie & held liable CT Der own eeha
contracted telolt @ aiier msrriage y a.
ssarsni, 3 females |ht fsbl q dire 'ng
of sif own plopsfly ehasoa'ar.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

81. LOUIS. Eighteen years ago. says
the ReUeilIc, the site Of this city was . few
trading shantees tcontainsd 5000 souls !
now il has $4,000 people, As churches and
about 100 steam boatS,Je 6crsoniaR.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

Completeness Pleases ell, PEeludlca noRe'
adorns Wit, renders humOr agrssable, aug
meats friendShiP. rsdOubles love, and, cOna.
plylhg with justice and gsusFe'iiy, becomes
tha sacred charm Of The sociely q mankInd.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

M. Bardolph's ue0fosa, q is sac, re
CANINE IlsS change ground lgalp, and taal
nav have Started or Cincinnati. Judge
I.s;sb rsfasss 70 give fQr ihsm secorliy ihas
nv viii noi tstono public ehafgs
N6sr, .rs Ne liionnisf--jsfsr'onlan
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

cogrrEEr RfCErrs AID et'
4orrs.-fks receipts toto tie I,sesefl ioi
,bs oasilsr ending sob Jpne, 1916 Eet
e7 ds8 $50 hnd he oxpendiiufss ealins
rs. ,.n nns we e9S5o I5o e@,-ete''
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

Mt fs6ruorlh g Cincinnati a'a eoa'-
msncol n,tIhg ehtnP,gae 6 -rP,f,.
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Vol. II M. 4e
PNWVRV a
DEATH or CILLEY THE CON.
TRAsT.
81 llRs. J. 4. aIeOURNEE.

pines
For o'er Z scroll she hung,
That bore her husbands voice oElcves
Aswhen that love was young.
And thrice her son, beside her knee,
Besought her favoring eye,
And thrice her lisping daughter spoke,
Before she made reply.
b, little daughter, many kiss
Turks in this treasured line;
And boy, a fathers counsel fond,
And tender prayers are thine.
Thou hast his proud and arching brow
Thou hast his eye Of flame
And BE- the purpose Of Thy soul,
Thy sunward course, The same.
Then, as she drew them to her arms,
Down her fair cheek would glide
A tear, that shone like diamond spark,
The tear Of love and pride.
She took her infant from It's rest,
And laid it on her knee
"Thou meier hast seen Thy sire" che
said
"But hen be proud # thee"
Yes; he'll be proud Of thee, my dove,
The lilly of our line,
know what eyes Of blue he loves,
And such an eye L thine.
aWhero Is my father gone, mamma,
Why does he stay 50 long r.
"He's Ear away in Congress hall,
Amid the noble thropg.
He's in the lofty Congress hall,
Toswell the high debate,
And helptO frame those righteous laws
That make our land % great.
But ere the earliest viOlots bloom,
You in his arms shall be-;
So 70 to rest, my children dsnf,
And pray for him and gnc.
The snow fakes rear& their drilled
mound,
They buried nature deep,
Yet ncught within thSS peaceful hOme,
Stirred the soft down Of sleep.
For lightly, like an angelsdreaIp,
The trance Of slunber ieh
Where innocence and holy love
Entwined their guardian spell.
Another evo--anOtheF scroll
Wot re what words It said
Two words, two fearful words Il bore,
THE DUEL AND THE DEADil
The duel land the dead l-how DARK
Was that young mothers eye,
How fearful her pFotFacied swoOn--
How wild her piercing cryl
There's many wife whose boSOus lord,
Isin his prime laid low
Eneulied beneath the wateiJ main,
While bitter lemPeSsS blow.
Of crnshsd amid the battle field
Where crimson riveFs flow,
Yet they know not the dreadinl pang.
That drugs her cup Of We,
Who les 80 poWerIess on bar couch,
Trans6xed 81 sorTow's sting;
Her infant Ia Is nurse's arms
Like q forgotten thing
Adark haired boz = e her aide.
Sc IFS bis eager eye
uAIoihei, hey cay ny fathers dsa4
How did my iaiher de r.
Again he spear point ia Ser tIsaa
Again that shrek Of pain
Child, thou hasl riven ihT no'herl eouls
SPEAK nolthoae words again.
Haak not those words gain iy son
What boots tie ffuitless care
They're written vh8raroer Sc irlts--
On ocean. osrih, e air.
They're scared uPon hsf 11IiiuzIuI teal.,
Ttbofsls beneath 60 doom
Its 1rsI and he dad IheF trani
ne trsshhod 81 e. fc
hsr brief end r.aII 7c1l,
Trf c'.su heart she ban.
81 hor rals and dropping slpU
~, emilio - neTcrue.
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he june Tern. el4, Of the H0nora.
be Probate Cour 81 Yazoo county, State
&c Mississippi q the undersigned On the
estate 81 Eeanor 3. Aston, deed All
Persons Indebted 70 said estate win come
forward I'D make payment, and those hav.
ing g ms agains said estate will present
then. duly authenticated, Within the time
lin lcd by law 81 they viii Sc barred.
BAILY 81. GEORGE, Ez'r sc.
Jnly I9, 1874. 2-tf.
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YAZOO CITY WHIGs

AT the solicitation Of many Of
our friends, and q desire on our
part to make our papera useful me-
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lie generally, we have determined
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THE APPEARANCE OF THE ssY AGO
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ton among the people Of the inter-
ior.-Yazoo City is the trading and
point Of a large, rich, and
populous section of country, and the
facilities afforded at this point for
collecting the latest events that trans
pire in the political and commercial
world, hold out inducements. for
the public to sustain a journal at
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We have Iabored faithfully.
through evil report, and through
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in publishing a paper in Yazoo
City; and, during that whole period,
what patronage we have received,
was voluntarily and generously
rendered, without an effort on our
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To effect the improvements
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September 90. 1916.
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il Ikae aeslamentaIg having been
efanled % Tie undersigned 81 the
Court o Probalea q. 81 asaIngion county. 81
The Januery term As D. 1874. of said
Court qualifying bin o tel Executor of
The las nd Testament oi William Ley
deceased Persons indebted "a said estate
are reaoe led 80 make payme and hose
having claims againstthe estate ere notified
u nIesen ITEM O. ne within lhe Iine
CURED 81 IaW oI they nilI b forever afIe5
WILLIAM il. ia orr
fo William Eeg
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o. o. WOODMAN. q CO.,
and G.. G. McKESSON.
In Benton by JAS. BLUNDELL & co.
And ia oil the towns and villages IN the State
and Texas April 25, l845. 42-6m.