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rights and feelings7 If IT settles the Name
boundary line, will it settle the right of search :
VIII Southern interests receive any satisfaction
IN the affair of the Creole any security for
the future or will England still maintain her
war OF search, against slavery in the South F?
These are questions for Southern statesmen 10
consider The Southern politician, who, in this
crisis OF our affairs, weakens the arm Of our ma
tional defence, in order 10 embarrass the Admin
stration, exposes the safety of the country at
large, and betrays every interest OF the South.
The S,uth must now watch, with vigilance, The
political conduct of her representatives Indi
vidual politicians must learn that there are pub.
lie interests now intrusted to them which far
outweigh any considerations of party or personal
politics. They must learn that the People now
demand of them to serve the country and mol a
party.
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DR.. REEDS CARD.

We cali attention 10 the article furnished by
DR.. SiaS Reed, Of Missouri, the conclusion Of
which will be found in another column Though
this article is lengthy it is well worthy care
full Perusal, both by applicants for office and
the thousands of sanderers who are ready 10
destroy mans reputation the moment they
find his name has been sent 10 the Senate by
the President.
The rejection of DIR. Reed was caused by
factious and interested ciques, n lno, and
'Mlssouri-lhe latter having succeeded IN pro
curing the appointment of the man whom they
had recommended TO fill the place Of the reject
ed nominee. II is slrikingly evident from the
correspondence, and the result at which the
committee OF the Senate have now arrived, that
had they acquainted him with the state Of his
case while il was pending for two nso,,ths last
summer before that body, the ISLANDERS would
have been as efiectually refuted as they now
are, and the nomination Of the Doctor would
have been unanimously confirmed
AS the present incumbent but occupies the
placc-righlfully, and by the Presidents desire,
gwen to Dr. Reed-as the latter has been gross
ly slandered and now stands pure and I'M
trammelled before the woodland as the Senate
has done all that it can do, and has indirectly in
vited the Presiden, again to nominate DR.. Reed,
we trust that full justice may be done him, and
the present incumbent and his friends would
have no just reason to complain by the Doctors
immediate restoration to the Office from which
he was so unjustly dismissed.
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1t is quite amusing to be a spectator OF the
proceedings in the Senate days, 10 wit
ness the billing and cooling among the par &C.
ccHence representatives Of the Union alias The
asprant, for the succession, II Mr.. Clay
makes an attack on the President for vctolng
the Bank bill, or for nominating a Democrat OF
ulexceptionabe character TO office, Mr.. Bucha-
nan smiles upon him most graciously-or If Mr.
Buchanan intmatcs, ~ a shrug of the shoulder,
OF BY any good natorcd remark, that the Prcsi-
dent is not quite so wise or 50 great a man as
Tie iop rdges gentleman himscH, the Senator
from kcatucky-ve beg his pardon-thc Scnn
tor Of the Union, takes pinch Of snuff, or
gives a toss Of his head, or be .tows most gra-
cious smile on his old witness i'll the old matter
Of the Secretaryship of State: -"Down wan
tons, down, the people know sc both as vel rs
the men that made yc.n
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FURTHER FROM CARTHAGENA-The anne xed letter
was written just before the departure of the brig
America, by which it was brought and commune
Gates several facts not included in he intelligence
hitherto published by the same arrival
Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce
CARTHAGENA, Jan. 81 1912
| am glad to say that there is now every prospect.
of speedy termination to the civil war that has
been devastating this unfortunate country We have
intelligence that Panama has rc-pronounced in favor
of the Legitimate Government, and all that requires
to be done now is to bring the Santa Martha people
to their senses, as Carmona has been obliged to rase
the siege of this place and retire to the Cicncga
The Government troops are now near us and the
insurgents cannot hold out long. Ere three weeks
from this date, we expect to have free commitment
ton " it'll Bogota The siege was raised on the l4tIl
but not before the beslegers committed every OK
cess IN the Amaui, which they managed to take
sacking nearly every house in the place. They took
that place by assault on the Goth December and as
this event cut off all communication with the Castle
OF San Felipe at the foot of the Popa, the troops o.
cupying il were obliged to leave during the night Tor
want of provisions that the castle also fell into
their hands They then turned all their ca,n9u to-
wards the city, aud kept constant fire upon lol
three days, filling the houses opposite with mus,ct
balls which ratified upon the tiles Of the houses like
hail storm 1t dangerous walking the streets,
and equally so staying at home they threw bombs
and grensdes, which have destroyed many houses
We obliged 10 take refuge ON board Of small
three gun schooner. You understand somewhat
how We are situated il being reported that the enc
my had scaled the walls Just as were about cu-
barking III the boats to go on board of the schooner
We numbered, in all, upwards Of fifty souls includ-
ing children. Many of the ladies tainted Sc I'VE
were momcntly expecting an American mai-of-war
but none has yet arrived; and when the Dolphin lett
VIC were in critical situation. The Department an
pears TO have forgotten u.s. and has much neglect
answer for
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AN ADMINISTRATION GOVERNOR OF
VIRGINIA.

The effort to elect Governor of Virginia,
after repeated ballotings, has failed. BY the
Constitution Of the State, Mr. John NJ. Gregg
nv, a member Of the Executive Council OF State,
will be the Acting Governor Of Virginia from
the 18th Of March. He is Of the same politics as
friend
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sJ ST. PErER's CHuRcn CanroL IilLL The
very Rev. DR.. MoRnRTY will deliver Temperance
Lecture in this Church. on Wednesday evening 9th
inst, at o'clock.
After the Lecture the members OF The Society will
renew the pledge Of Total Abstinence which viii bc
administered also 10 new members
Lltll.2t
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In Baltimore, B. A. Richardson was elected to
supply the vacancy in the Legislature, caused by the
resignation Of Mr.. Legrand almost without show.
of opposition. He received 3O77 votes.
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In conclusion OF this long article, lot dc Say thai
we, too adopt the sentiment Of publicly and pr
vately opposing duels >" but il is disgusting " see
Webb mawkishly appealing now to any sueh emil
ment as his own. True, he has opposed them IN one
way. Until he most unfortunately brought Mr.. Oh
ley to an untmey end, he opposed duellinR just as
Cervantes opposed knight errantry-he brought them
and chisary too into rldcule and contempt And
when he talks about any persons shrinking from the
consequences of duelng, we ask him what nc Is now
doing is he not trying TO make Mr.. Clay and MI
Wise quarrel about which Of them insfigafed
the Chley duel, when he himself was the cul-
prtl Has Mr. Wise shunA2 Has he mol
tor four years, borne the odium Of this charge,
IN silence--as "dumb as a lamb before the shear
els g. Have not others shrunk, and have any
yet had the magnanimity to come forth and say,
was and not that falsely accused man. whose coun-
sci Mr.. Graves took and pursued :" And Is Mr..
Wise To bear this reproach forever, unjustly and
wrongfuly, when the editors Of Nj. CIay's clique,
one of them the very author of the tragedy, as
sailing him for that of which he innocent as
the unborn babe His friends will not allow 1t.
Beyond certain point forbearance is no longer
virtue" William J. Graves yet lives, and there are
scores of other witnesses and volume of testimony
well preserved Let the attack be made
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MR.. WISE AND HIS AccysERS

We extract the following editorial fromthe Week
" Courier and New York Enquirer" Of the i2.h IN
slant
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Hon J. CILLEY"
Has it not the ear-marks of its author
As to what Col. K, (King, of the American or
Col. VIZ Webb, Of the Couriei,) did or did not d.,
Mr., Wise knows not we presume, and cares not
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WAsulNGtoN CRY, Feb, I'D, 1855.
" As you have declined acccptinga communication
which bore 10 you from Col. Webb, and as by your
note ol yesterday, you have refused T. decline on
grounds which would exonerdtc me from all RESPONSE
billy growing out ofthe afir, am len other alter
native but to ask that satisfaction which recognized
among gentlemen. My friend, Hon Henry A. Wise
Is authorized by me to make the arrangements suitable
to the OCCASION
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9arto GotscD tt.
Der eUenue>T ari f<SiQ
bea Nrifinenten Der Ser. Gtnnten.

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eet rucfoen Su fein, eine Ma6re9e NIT cem etc belc
p,rben fei @r tefla It bic DeeinunasoerIhieoenbeie
bcr oielen Geaenifaub, bic f, eeipis mehr i'm @ins
flauae, roer init arSserer Sdrfe Der Majcritdt bel
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Ger ole 8erthe(une oes @rtra1s aus rem 8e tauf Der
ofeutliten edubereien duBert Der priGoent: habe
ciefelben bei 8esinn ber@rtr1sSibung, Dor i2 Mana
ten, aber inter cem Secina. paB ce slb
ldben fir enaefbrfe lSaaren bann nidt iber 20 ro
cent teaen cQten 70 pe es cur Die @Dmpromis 9lfre
,on 1883 belfimt par. t oieiem Sinne iet Damn aut
,e ,Citrieutcnss fe, )" 'iber ben Tertanf Der Hen
ben Qdnbereien, ana l'bten 4ten September i'm Gcns
ree bnr6aeaanaen, Die neislid bet mmte bas, wenn
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aefsses rqenb cine Gare anf einseflbrte Waaren, mir
pem stt volggS33 MapertrdD6, oele0t Weroen {olte,
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oa9e1cn Werpe i'm III nm cine ei1trdIIlte NeUenue
brtnseu& Sr ts9e ren 3uanO oc5 St1lel elblses an S.
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bic Gtuthetluus oe5 St1ae5 1T SHn3reBs Oittfe be-
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nittee Don Situfen t6cr9eben.
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ne befti9e CebItte. Die 81uf 9ShN5 DoerltBten d,
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uor, er b1be cen Serht nod, nltbt nIbrr tnFtr't. -
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i her nah oen1uerer llnsertbun1 lens3 Serttte3 g.
ueu oee YerGentldung tthr elfern ais )etr, lnoen1
ourt opn 9Serid)t ob Die 9 1re Der Sanf oon 'Hats
ppl5 beeubtet, ruD r. Osrr Jt1f) n5 Dlreftcr jes
,er betr1eriItrn 9lnt1lt, Der Serldun1 H. Dem 3orn
oes Vub(tlmS auSqeiebt ietn tproe 0tl enllen wst:
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itrau3 erhellt aterm1l5 wIe ehr Ncb ote N1ntlpbJ5
benz then, ta5 Slf hubih in Oulfeln lu laf1en.)
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te, betre;,ro W ld,t uno pHtht Der Srecensrtoter
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iii oem1t, gum Seeb 0eporcln uro trtt uah Dem 30.
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bis Eebru1r 1914 COie1e5 @eics bcltlmmt UNrlIqtN;
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ser Q5a TeCIam0o Yreun0 unb 05el1t Ser 3elt
Shio, 8anfett:

am 30. sLpril .. S uareu lit Oen 81 Specie sahteu.
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A1ht1bu 9oIutD, Sphn Sbcrnt;u, Sc
Gje1u9a SpnnD, g. T. 9lpern, -
lucas @omutD+ Qufe Draper, -
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cem Nntto1 caS Der Seu1t Die Bill plr @tbclluno oe5
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forocre 3eit uHo ritAitss Jfldoenfsr. Nr Stl m1it
te Damn erren I1n4en Scrtht Der WnOerhctt Der @u
ltbelun9S Committee, lit Deltem er bic Nehrheit je
ner Committee at taoe(n iIde Soerr SartIcD, SD'er
uno eepnb1ro, tptfieu ben S1oel oehbrso ;rlf. unp
;etgteH o1B Die Wnoerhet Ino n'd,t Die Wrheit ic
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nerr 9eonharo wieoerholte eiuen 2Iutras Nr Gbcma5
trua oarauf an, b1s iId Die Sbunq Bis ,r9cn oerta
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unasbta auf 'euomlen peroeu olte erhcb er I1, MD
belt abIittt'h e,Ne tanae Ncoe ut oer al Der Gen
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c1s snsseben rperthlcfer e.mpel nit 3uhthau5trafe
bele9t &c. au oas N1u5 ;1rid.
| CHAD, oieier Bill BADEN SrcferS jihrlt 1000 Dcq
fur hte 0icense an bic Scnntn 1e III ;ahlen. Oice
fr ein9cSaAlten Sunmen perocn fltr SreS per.
pauo Terner oerbietet Ole gia b1s Nusnehen ft(etb
ten papier eloes be, 3uhthausltrae.) Ce ggIqS fifth
fen reie Siu ut 0unen hres 4eblilt9e, Der Brrfer
Banter III periurern. g. ruroe bann ourauf unaetra
aen. rieie Bill auf ua6etmmse seit Al pcrIhe5en oct
ehe cariiter ataetimmt wnroe perta9e ,lh oas Oats
| Nm Mithpcth mar feline Sisune.
| sSm Sen1te Wuroe ene Denflhrtft BON S,n O1cf
friiher slufI Der .. pen nahfraoenc, am bic llria
den, mesh lb ataeeOt rpurce, nuf Zen Sif oeeat
uno sum Druoen beitimmt. Die @iNtbeilune5,iQ per=
anlaRe cine bese Dcbate. Die l4bi,s mogten oar su
germ polttifhes Gapital caraus nrad,en.
slm Dentl9 rpuroe beihciIen, oas ilh finftia Der
Sen # INN 3 llbr sur Nlhmtttaa5. Sisunq perfammlc
err Spaneler BON Der ba,u beauftra item COMMITTEE
bertee Die Giutbeilun sbQ mi- ei,tqeu Berdnoer u.s
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1n9encmmPn lSblo 9loler.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-08
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Middleton. Carroll
county, Mississippi, the 1st day of October, 1871
which if not taken out by the first day of January,
1912, will be sent to the General Post Office dead
letters.
D. w. Anderson, mrs Evalina burton, wiley CARR,
A. NJ King ]. c. baltimore, mrs. Minerva merrill,
christian Morris Gilbert McEachern, henry Pitt
man, caswel Pittman, wiley Parnertres, G. stoval,
j. ]. skies, non. NJ. tucker, william Taylor, John
c. waits, mo. walker, Miss sally B. wilborn,
stephen Arnold, william Basaet, Benj. F crofford,
MIS- Jane Esti Felix L. herring. RobeIt C. Johnson2,
henry Loggins, henry Latham, simeon MOORE DR.. E.
R. mclean, MIS- Martha NJ neal, Alfred Peoples, John
Portervent Bryant reynolds zacheriah sissom Miss.
mary E. slodge, R. t. rate, PANEL townsend, Geo. s.
Eliza E. williams and H. H. williams.
A. S. S. NEWTON, p. NJ
Middleton Miss, Oct L, lS4l. 42-4t
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Rangers Notice.

TAKEN UP, by w. E. Withers, one grey.
or white horse, about fourteen and bali
hands high, eight or nine years old. Apprais-
ed to $75 90.
Also-Two mules, one large dark brown
With roach MAMA white spot on his shout
der-fifteen hands Might've or six years old.
Appraised to 800 90.
The other mare, of very dark color, com,
mon size, seven or eight years old. Appraised
to $40 90.
By Andy Richmond, one dark bay
horse, with star on his forehead, and snip
on the nose, right hind foot white, fourteen
hands high, seven years old, Appraised to
$27 so.
by Cyrus Hobert, sorrel mare,
four years old. thirteen hands high a scar on
the right shoulder, both hind feet white
JOHN P. MARSHALL, Ranger,
Carroll county.
December IS, lS4l. Nv.
Printer fee fifteen dollars.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-08
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office, at Carroton, the
first of October, 1S41 which if taken out on
before the first day of January next will be sent
to the General Post Office as dead letters:
Charles Anderson, E. armstrong, D
Bradford-2. Richard Berkett-2, Martha A. Burk-
hollis, Richd Balock, Phillip Beasley, hardy bennett,
Bisspit, blocker and JohnsOn-2 Rob't d. boyd,
R. E. burton. jefferson GOWN, Rich'd H. clayton,
David Carnes WIN. clement, Eph Cowder, L. w. earle
ton, hiram DANIEL capoham, wiley carr cal
houn, Joseph Cupepper, John carpenter. David
paws, Joseph Deoark, Duren, Elias Deloark,
Kobt davenport. charles Estill Alfred Elliott
R. Ellis. John Fansett, hugh rinley-2 R. Gadney,
Miss Arian Graves, T. Gadon, Alex. cray, R. w.
gardener q co., allen cary, ". cary. wells harold,
a. Halsey-3, Elish. hoffman, marley, Elish
Hughes-2, mathew Halford, R. s. Hambrick THOMAS
Jones, sam'l Jones', Margret Jones' John king,
John B nelson X. Lesley. D. A. LANCE, Henry
Lutham. Thomas Mathews, L. L. martin, william
McBrown--2, aaron H. Morrison, PANEL MCPHERSON,
David Miles, money, Mary R. marsh, S. H,
lMcGwire-2, susan mullen, Jesse NcAfee, mullen.
R. D. Mgatt Jesse Meek, robert Murphey, Phillip
McCarty. WIN. r. nelson, jackson holland WIN. D.
Parker, F. Price, george Pruett, Dicy Porter
Edwd ration, Rev'd G. Parker, E. Palmer
WIN. ransom, James russell, Jacob Rhodes, WIN. RUS
sell, T. H. Ransom, L.. d. RODGERS PANEL Reid
Hugh Rodgers. stoval, And'w j.. sullivan, John G.
stewart John simpson, L. strange, E. II. styles,
NJ. B. sellers, L. L. saunders-2, Elijah sullivan
uel stanford. stehhen thompson, H. T. turner, chs
R. taylor, H. TadlOck, I. fucker, WIN. Thomp
son, mrs Keturah taylor, John townsend. Jno. H.
wilson, w. whttenbugh, w. w. whitehead, J. J. wal
ton collin wooton williams, John w. walker Eli
williams. Mrs. Eli. vacdcn. caleb young WIN.
Yonng.
| October 2, 1S41. 41-4w.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-08
/" NO TIC H. IN

10y virtue of two Deeds of Trust from John T.
n irwin and Lucy w. Irwin his wife, to us as
Trustees, one dated the 18th day of March. IS4O
the other dated the 9th day of Nav, 1870 and botb
duly recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the pr
bate Court of Carroll county, Mississippi. to secure
to John w. Wick the payment of certain sum of
money therein mentioned, will sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, the premises on which the said
John j.. Irwin formerly resided known rs the pucb-
enubee place,
On the 9th day of June, 1912.
The following described land and other pronertv IN.
wit
Section twenty-three, in township twenty,
range two east.
The south west quarter OF section fourteen
The south east quarter of section fifteen
and the north half east half, and north hall
west half of south east quarter section four.
teen, all in township twenty, range two east
and
ALSO
All the interest which the said John L. Irwin
had in a Stock Farm, in co-partnership with
John w. Kendall, consisting of Cattle, Hogs
Sheep and other Stock, number indefinite, OF
so much thereof, as will be sufficient to satisfy
said Trust Deed.
Selling as Trustees, we will convey sucl
title only as we have by virtue of said Trus
Deed, which is believed to be good.
WILLIAM WICK,
JOHN LANE,
Trustees
Carrollton, Nov. 81, lS4l. --6m.