The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-21

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JENNY LIND INcOG,-JenbNa !ENas 80
let soionrn ID lhs City has nottnd. during
:lnded life thai has been. slpoosSd sNse
he curious multitude have imaginWills
nightingale as being Gagged ell day lsSahs
aet ma enlleent Of rooms Il the B6rR
House, and Sc coming out only ID tie even
l1gs % ca arm the assembled tlFones &, tbe-
rSatlona hashe herself had sbeen roStnins M
about ahS city sisilia ths sloos
and improving her tine. b6siIy, ii Witnsss
ing every g. 1l1,pg We have lkat i vonlr SET
lng,-Csn Corontcle s.ss.sses - go
kiffas -l---z : - z----z-sa ssss1 1a $50
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A ScENE.-Sunday morning: wbiIe ,61
bells OF Trinity Church rang for nioTnino,
service, a German euligrant woman eIss55.
ly dressed and leading by the hand fg1o,
fsesho healthy. children, 3 eirlsaboutr five.
and a boy ten or eleven years Of aoey aI.s,U
ed lpto the open gate, and going up tozlhe
main entrance, the trio knelt thsrssssss,T.
were soon lost in pray :. .Fhis-ze5sz1 a
touching sight, and attracted : - 5ayoe
crowd of gazers. bnt the woman. 1zitla'9a.
| hand on the head of either child and fseo
upraised to heaven, silently po1red sort6
her prisons lssedless Of the Busv7 4bnss1T[.[i.
passing, deaf 10 the noisesof e.rhubhls.lo
vehicles, and mindful apparently, aonlys-to.
him IN whose sight all are alike, and. IN
whom her prayers were tles cendin5 70
Att was a scene such as we have h,sv5Ssr
before witnessed, and, to Judge from he,
remarks efmany ofthose who observed II.
produced an impression not soon 80 Be- fSr.
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Too MUCA roRs THE GEsEaaaiz. sisgiIbs
Mobile Tribuue tells the following story of
tJemmy Nah0r, who has 50 long been the
gardner ef athaa Brssideutiall mansion At
Washing on: sleas 81 syasE - sa;ss
General Jackson had head Tumors tl,ar
\ JENNY was accustomed TO get drunk and
be uncivil to the visitors of the White
House; soDne bright moruing Is sa.inlaS6s,s,.
90, him into his presence saOrscsiVe hissi7s.
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aJnmmiy, said the Genera Genera, i hes hear
: bad stories about you. Il is said that yeu
= are constantly drunk, and hncivil to he
{, visitors. --s-s----~----------
Jenlmy was puzzled fora feplFs al lat
;. he said: ....s-...s - -
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"Generai bydad, hear much worse sto.
e ties about you, but do you think I believe
]. them! No, b3athe po@ess;I I know 4hey
arc lless ,saiag gse sss o sses 50 baA
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3; In AND OUr.---An Irish spreaShsFs ilS,s
n considerably annoyed b9 persons Qsttiag
up and leaving the church during his ser.
ol mon His patience being exhausted. he
stopped his discourse, aud IN a fowdy v9sv
ss, exclaimed = sd' lef sN baa ,gna Ssaf
ne "Go on my Iad,z I've seen The tops5bl
: your head, that's enough,
ir| The fellow, tnrning round with a6eny
ne mesnaelng look, mutteEsd---s ---sgosss .alelsa
s "I'Il see you again -
ieh a'.Youhaa better see me nov, REPLIED
the preacher ''f0r whea I'm Ia tEis pulbi
nd fight for the Lord Jeses, sbut Wkena Ia
res eut CT i fight for myssIf, ltu1ass3.za
go Good breeding isesa guard ,isok
: tongue; the fnisIortane is, that we puf il =
4 lando6 with cur lins c!0thes and Visi,inI
faces and Do not wear it where lt IS s. sn
n@i sd-at hOmel ss.asssgas1 bszss.as
lan Hans, where was yon ,boFnl lssses 81
Sc "On de HeildOorbaFIae| e -. $50 Z.
and What, always?''
aes tsYsw-1aad before too.e 6Woss ssasai
kes 'a'How old are you then!''iss - sassz1lssa
"When deoId achool h66se Is built,
/ do two weeks more nor ga5Il tllIal IS. q
ia ed red as you goes home mifyouf bel 3
mud you on the right hand side. by Z
.Der oldt blackschmidt shop, what stands Wl15
ssf il was burnt down .nsxE year viii De wi