davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
s UG GLerU.
A. @. BREATH, (Tchul

A. Q. BREATH, (Tchula,)
rs now receiving, direct from the North, fine as
4 sortment of .SADDLERY, viz: Mexican, Span
ish, half Spanish, American and Columbian SHdd!eS
ladies fine side do; double and single fine and COM
mon brides; bride filings; extra reins; heads &c DC;
horse and mule collars and blind brides; saddle-bags
and wallets; riding and negro whips; seers, bits, and
stirrup irons; leather and hair, seal trunks. sp-tor
sale, cheap for, cash or cotton. JanlY. %, 1912.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

TAKEN UP, by w. f. Withers, one grey
Or white horse, about fourteen and half
hands high, eight or nine years old. Apprais-
ed to $75 90.
Also-Two mules, one a large dark brown
with roach main-a white spot on his shout
der fifteen hants Might've or six years DID,
Appraised to $50 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 a star on his forehead, and snip
on ihe nose, right hind foot white, fourteen
hands. high, seven years old. Appraised to
$27 so.
by Cyrus lIolhert, sorrel mare,
four years old, thirteen hands high, a scar on
the right shoulder, both hind feet white
Appraised TO $22 so. s...,.,. -,-r-.
JOHN P. MARSHALL, Ranger,
Carroll county.
December 8. lS4l. 4-w.i, !,
Printer fee fifteen dollars. ~ a.E fil,-s "a,
+ THE STATE CIssNi MISSISSIPPI, = f,t','si'
- TALB.aIIAreiIiE CouSFY!'"95i" tsi< !
Probate Court, December Term, A. d. lS4l.
To all persons interested in the lands, tene.
fmesnllts, and hereditaments of William o. Will
Jams, deceased-and more especially in the
South east quarter of section fifteen, town
ship twenty-five, range two east.
|. You are hereby cited TO. be and personally
appear before the Probate Court of ITALIA
hatchie county, to be holden at the. Court
house, in the town Of Charleston, olithe 80
/, Second 4fohdagOf lNqrch pe.rt,
then and there TO show cause,lif any you can
why an order shall not be made 10 sell The
above described land, in. pursuance to the Pc
tition of@Geofge we: Johnson, Administrator
of the estate of William o. Williams, de-
ceased. q = ''
WITNESS the Il Honorable ! hudson Allen
Judge of the Probate Court of The county o
1fTaliahatchie, the second Monday in Decem
j ber,sA.z D. lS4l.i p: -
Given under my hand aud nriS9tei seal
there being no seal of Office tS3harlesten.'
E. Z. ARMSTRQ Mo, Glqs-s Ia s:1li3
! Jssued-the 18th &aysof DseeRbeplS4lsifT
December 18th, lS4l. less CIV
\ Printers fee fifteen dollars.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

n FILTERS of Administration having (heretofore)
4 4 been granted to the undersigned, by the Honor
able the Probate Court Of Carroll county, on the es-
tate of Peyton Glover, deceasedANOTICE is hereb,
given teieikpersohs having claims against said es-
tate to present them duly authenticated within the
time prescribed by the Statte they will be forever
barred @<.s''
VIM. BASKET, Admir-.
of the estate of P Glover, decd.
Carrolton, March 8, 1872 Lot.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

To ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE KEAL
ESTATE OF LINDSEY G. HALL, DECD.
MORE ESPECIALLY, the south east quar-
ter of section eleven, and north east quarter
of section twenty-five, township seventeen,
range one east.
8 AGREEABLY 10 an order of the Honora-
BILE the Probate Court of Carroll county, Mis-
sissippi, we will sell on credit on Twelve
Months, at the Court House. door, in the town
of Cafrolton, on - t-2' 80
rs .lldhady, the 26M day Of July inert,
The real estate above described, for the Pur-
pose of making distribution of the proceeds
thereof amongst the lawful heirs of said de-
ceased.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

NEESSRS john "a g. Drury L. Wingfeld
W. uhane~put NJ in inoperation on plan
viii hotabefoy in use | deem it prop
er lbenS all such may feel
inteH llg6seful il cement of the; nrerhaHic
arts, to lie, that ha Eer witnessed any work
of the kind, to equal this Indeed deem it i'm
provement the application of water to Machinery,
calculated to be highly useful to the public and evin
ces the skill of these intelligent artists. There
now in operation three Mills north of Carrollton,
and half mile south of the stage road to Lagrange
All who feel an interest in useful Improvements of
this description, respectfully invited to call and
see the work.
/ The work of these gentlemen can be seen in sue
cessfu opera Ion at the Mills of the Messrs. Muir
docks on Palucia Creek six miles south of Carroll
ton, and also at James SANKEY'S five miles west of
Black Hawk. SAML. b. MARSH.
|. November Doth, 1871. 43-2m.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

wide spread fame of these artists is a sufficient
guarantee of the character of the work we
Shall receive from their hands. So that with
such an organization, we may safely defy CON-
petition in the way of embellishments, show
the world patternto follow, in the way OF
liberal and judicious expenditure, and fix a
new era in the history of magazine publishing
in this country. s>*-s
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
Mcconnell e. Brown,

HAVE just received, Heavy Stock of the fol |
IL lowing articles ~ = T. -.
FLOUR, best Ohio brands; y ;AE.ss>% <
"a SALT fine and cearse; X $50 - p
SUGAR, brown and loaf. :
r COFFEE, Rio and Havana Asa Isl
MOLASSES, a superior, article, cheap; -
: 3aa CHEESE, Goshen and Pine-apple ;, - -
Sc. BACON and LARD; tE=lsEg5 Fass ss@s7=.3 "a
T.. RICE. PEPPER, SPICE and GINGER; tf;a1- z
= CANDLES, SOAP, INDIGO and NEadder;,-z "a
: RAISINS, FIGS, Almonds and Capdles;1
! NAILS, Iron, assorted; Wind9w Glass; :.
jif% SHOES and BOOTS; -
And general Stock of HARDWARE = 49,: 1tSi
>rS.T DIR z GOO DfSe
CLOTHING, HATS, 'QUEENsWARE, and TIN.
WARE. &c. de-, ailof which they offer for sale
low for Cash OF Cotton. g. :.
They are prepared to make Cash ayances on Cot
ton beshpped through them to eo,. r
which the highest price in Cash will be given
Greenwood, January 18th, 1912. 4o-t4'
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

Notice. c.a sz~s- s.Ef
oAM'I. B. MARSH d. TREADWEEL s. AYRES,
y Having dissolved their partnership in the'prac-
tice of the Law, the undersigned have associated
themselves in their profession. They will keep their
office at the old Office of Marsh & Ayres. One of
the partners will always be found at the office A's7
-. $50 e,.t 5>SAM'L. B. MARSH, 49,
H.: ,y.s-~--,s w. COTHRAN.'ss" T>c',s.
- &c. F. NELLIE - of-s-..' 2
,norapher 9th 1910. 1880 n4--tf.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

ADIMLNISIRAIOH'S iAOf1CE.
II ETTERS of Administration having been granted
- Cat the January Term, slS42l of the Probate
Court of Carroll county, to the undersigned, upon
the estate II Greefhry Bount, deceased all persons
having claims against said estate, will present them
duly authenticated within the time prescribed by law,
OF they will be forever barred.
Persons owing said estate will save cos, by pay
ing up forthwith
= SARAH BLOUNT,
Admx of the estate of q. Blount, decd,
January 8, 1912. (Printer's fee $l2.) 44-0t,
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
s,ssHARDWARE,,a 81 CROCKERY,
fsIIaSS. WARE .ER(jffER TE,S &c

:. 1pINE'saa fresb oSsSttfbof - q
m cry, glassware AMI family groceries, be
found at BABCOCK'S, Tchula.
January %, 1912. 46- IT,
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such an organization, we may safely defy COM
petitlon in the way of embellishments, show
the world pattern-to follow, in the way of
liberal and judcious expenditure, and fix
new era in the history of magazine publishing
in this country. .~s-s
Elegant Embossed Work.
An agreement has also been made with that
merritorious and accomplished artist, F. Quar-
re, Esq, for full supply of tasteful Embroid-
cry, Lace-Work, Birds, Flowers and Land
scapes, colored in the most finished and ele-
gnnt style.
This will form an expensive, but popular
and attractive feature in the work. and with
the variety which will thus be introduced,
will always be novel and pleasing. n. ).
| e4-.,s-... Richly Colored Fashions.
In compliance with the almost unanimous
wish of our lady subscribers, we shall furnish
them-Wilh beautiful and ncofFect plate of
Fashions, and lshall also give: the styfet for
EGentlemen, which has been decidedly popular
with both sexes, and has rendered the work
the text book Of. Fashion, the Union oYer.-
These, however, shall rim no. wise smtefIeIe
with the regular and choice engraVings and
mnsic which accompany each number of the
Magazine, as we shall not suffer ourselves to
be surpassed In number. or beauty of illustra-
tions BY any other work.. but. shall maintain
the position we have assumed, seoF leading all
others in the richness, beauty, excellence, and
variety of Magazine embellishments. -. [,-~
The Literary CAructer.., So.
The reputation of the Ma -azine thus far
would be a sufficient guarantee for the future;
but it may be seen that nothing has been left
undone to maintain every department OF the
Il +ho lifnro nIr
torial department.. ,
). F.. ..@-@... p. Time Of Publication.
i The work will be published on the first OF
the month in every quarter OF the Union
{The most distant subscribers will consequently
II receive il. on that day, as those who reside ii
"a Philadelphia: =. #>Ll~
~ 2tr%s Tile Loicea TERMS. ..,@e
The proprietor being more DESTROYS OF pub
y fishing the hdndSome$t aud. best, than, tht
cheapest work in the Union, While atihe same
time he is ANXIOUS to bring it within the reach
of all, offers the following as The Unrest posslh
terms at which he can afford the work in it
elegant style for 1872. -
D 7 Three dollars per anntna in advance for
single copy, or two coPies yearly tor five dol
lars, invariably in advance, post paid =F'o
Il ten dollars cash, free of postage, five copies O
:. I'll CJrdf1dIlS 'N1dSdZlle, VI IldIdlI 41oSoEL
u and five copies of the Saturday Eevening Post
! ! for one year.
II For*twenty,d cash, ten copies of tn
a. Magazine will be forwarded and copy graft
, to the Postmaster or others forwarding tn
. money.
P - 49, Address, post paid, -
GEORGE, r. GIsAHANf,f
81 Southwest Corner of Chestnut and Thir
E, Streets, Philadelphia" H.A'.i, - :s-1 a''&
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
A. G.. HALL,
Al PIERCE

Adm'rs. of l.. G. Hall, decd.
June Nth, 1871. 27-6w.
Printers fee fourteen dollars.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
Time of Publication. IT

The work will be published on the first o
the month in every quarter OF the Union
The most distant subscribers will consequent,
receive it Oh that day, as those who reside ii
PhiIadefphia I. ::~x1S
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
Our Splendid Steel Eng7Tsdoii;ngs.t

We have also entered into a distinct and per-
manent arrangementoVith Rawdon,, Wright,
Hatch q Smile, and With All. Bick,- Esq, of
New York, for q series St Splendid engravings,
to be got up astyle Unsurpassed by any that
have ever been done IN this country. The
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
ADMINISTRATIONS .AOTHCE.

Carrolton, Nov. 81, 1871. 81
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!, C. RIO r. 7.

january 10Th, 1912.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

The reputation of the Ma azine thus far
would be sufficient guarantee for the future;
but it may be seen that nothing has been left
undone to maintain every department of the
work, and to elevate the literary, as the pic
torial department.
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IA ntF. igit aud general assortment Of SaHll and
Faacy Hry Goas,a 81 which ihey are determined 10 ef
tcTi cash to ruaeual customers nj die Lowest Mar
tel Prices The following comprise pant ct 1et
Stock;
CLoYHs.
super Wo,l dyed Black Clohs Invisible Gr,sn u
igo, Brown and Blue Cloths, all qualities aud l.I..s
from s. - To so per yard.
C3SSLlERES.
aryo assortment Of French s, English Cassmefl-
some b'so'ill s9lc flight shades ard new Iatidla.
IESTINGS
Rich French aud English Saiins fancy col.ured and
ta'h White and colored Ma,scilles aud Nlcruo etu
SILK GOODS.
Black aud Iluebl4cA Gros dc Rhine Sill: rcb W.
,o~d and Stripped Gros d'AiiWac, fancy eul.rd Clmc.
Piaid aud Ckansoable Silks. and beautiful STYLES
iAENCH I~3U.N;S.
large assortment comprising all shades colours and
patterns, from The lowest To tao finest qualities.
LINEN GOODS
superior Grass b!eaehed rish Linens Brown rIpscl
J. mems and DnIlines. large assortment. at very hy
prices
MUSLIN GOODS.
Plain, Striped and Figured Jackonos; MuI. Dock
and SWISS Moslius. plain and figured
FANCY ribbons.
Plaid, Striped, Figured and Wai,rcd Gro de Nm.
D9nrd aud Gap Ribbons. all widths and shal.s.
HOSIERY
White and black ;painand ribbed Enali.l Sill II ..
back and " hte Cotton, at all rics from twelve 3al
half upwards
DOMESTIC GOODS
No. and 2 Cotton Oznaburgs "a. / aud 81 Brown
shfeilngs and Shinings; 3 and Al Beacnod d..
pron Checks land heavy Indigo Plas Of the best quality
y BIN addition 10 the above. lhcy have larl, a.
sormett ei Fancy Colored silk Gloves. Abu.. linen
ana camorie Handkerchief. Shawls. Scars. Timed
Laos, f.dgngs, lnscrtinqs, French Emfr5il,rr taJ
ether styles ofGes.rable Goods. which he, wi. ,a,r
q rel2eed lreos, to all that may be disposed I, lr
hril -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21
CONVENTION
O In Et'-ads Of jI.icau Coj9,;-5l

y af ieeadse q .l,jean Colod,altao.
~ meeting of The Committee apr.ip,ed IN the
e'eung ofthc Gtb March by the friends oftlc Amer
lean COLONIZATION Society. 10 make arrangements FIR a
more general meeting. or CoNvENrIoS. in tntbcrnac
q iho effects Of that Society it was
Rcsoirrd Flat this Convention, lie held ia t,o .;,.
9' washington. On "Wednesday. tie 4th Of May ncxi.
Resolr'8 That the Secretary Of the American Colon.
nz'an Society be- requested 10 Announce his Conyen
he - fna Iayors and invite Ne a,'s.1.a., .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21

~ he Loco foro candidates for tie legislature in
various counties are comsg out in favor ofrcccyng VA
s,aas portion Of the Land Fund See the card Of Mr.
i,aIeip Of Franklin; and Understand nr. Leon.
'i Nelson Is in the same category. Such s Tie o.aaa-
f.ae. 'H'I:. oriu.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21
A 6ARD.

beng the des.ro Of Mr.. Addison Iryiac. to with
"A draw F5a the business. in consequence ofls WISH Ia
30 - lsFAe, we VIII iIon this to offer our
GOODS at very reduced prices, IN order 10 ,l;t "a,
e3leet IS speedily as possible 49,
We INVITE eur customers and all others wishing To huy
= Hall and examine st9ck-it will he fund IN ca
t-st Of MANY VERY DESIRABLE GOODS.
:, WHITE, 1ARDY ( IRVINE.
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.Hm3ay llJi Il.let2
- - S##r3.fH samushof tir G5yefao. Na,=.eo
~ .fHr#rtrff8Ytf=y with ' h. mia.
H. - s.l'aH rc7l tho Less 'aIulnF the fiRlt 81
a. 4#a - leve s'iyt7.
zU yrtg m5tl fIa bil II "a lhif1 reading lie
80 ~ RE \. feJls would neyeraainii hlaay ip,a.
Sos, IH.,.# - n nitzfHs. au the l8t 81 nv 9th
- #a.le. .t#,l4 adue 10 H7N #lb3A-gelg to thc DE-
e,f e5tb. hat suaal N tif country iof H.at Va,
Die taane Iae atHf iaal.
M Bs,B 90. # t- Is et.9n Of lho Sopfrlne Cur
nai ., 10, r,i,at 0lueh new ptFer reports neoiJ
+ son - Hai5.ft. htI.d api know ban What W Wore
#apad a. iAl Ill 50 far as lin iur6e question u
fhe r.5# #.nsI'f q ~ act A.as concerned. be could
sB -, fat n}#t The naleftfy q the committee wee
rf#f Tut tf could eve his as ~ 1the Iceaa#
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Hr#nse6t Z. Il dad,rs aal Cpe3ea ela l-.isale On
Ibis .la.e'. at'a h. e1fendcl ~ aarh r2ti ctsed
IL rslaalls l,di fle opinion ofJal.e Ba'lnI0, lb.
I1tc f5aon nI#a no a@ had beeo Is#s,d to cary
Huut a, provisions. executed iaslG Legislation, Nhen
nal >pr u, conferred upan tongre ly Tic Gonetilu
uan. shit Wi. iAu Sales. mol With Cansrss. liz
Irauld rA3r acAua"l,dg tie sounduoa d HE uaa.
tim taid down IN th in4a'le. He moved that II b.
#7frIrsfnout
Mr. S.ors a,Id 'lrrn yas but me fc,o2at tic Norb
IA H. =idIerf 4 taftf, and HAT va IN orpesalat-
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do I'm, otafee directly upon that point. bdt lba
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z o e IL 8. " "

o4S three story BRICK BUILDING
frsis. !. which is an excellent sard IN the ora
,.aaslsG eey, q any other kind a busacas.
go. 49, JOHN J. PURvIS.
fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21

=, ", he i'r,H accuse the Wings Of bringing about
haFa ames' II they had forced the Banks to resume
specie payments Inst winter and thereby increased TIE
pressure hundred fold they would SUI have a4crfed
"e" work To the Wings. The fruit thc people are NOW
eating is the rves'1hat was sown in 1882 Read The
PREDICTIONS Of the Ni9 statesmen Of thai period and
70" vi" Ind III t'ose predictions history oftac present
tintz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-21

Here we see British merchants. engaged IN the !"
lean trade pelitioning Parliament 50 TO regulate '
ty on American wheat and ljur as to permit OF 'l'''
taI importation, upon the express ground that Il ~,
not done, the American Conghss will impose ''f'"'
~ dates' upon British .lbrics. Can there be any
~ s}.x a - pa.a s;eh ia.crps. and hcnar a'I''
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- 1ta'e 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-17
FoR TUE ENQUIRER.
LOCO FOCO MEANNESs.

Mr. EDrToR-It is we'll understood tina. portion Of
our community were opposed to the vote recently ta-
ken in this town relative to the sole Of ardent spirits;
and that many Of each political parrywere opposed TO
the present laws regulating such sales The conse-
quence that several meetings were holden, as it
was supposed by the Wings who attended, prospect
i've Of political parties, for the purpose Of nominating
for the next State Legislature two candidates Zone of
each party) who would vote for repeal Of those laws
At the last meeting holden at the Town Room on
the 10Th inst, for the purpose Of making such NOM
nations, committee consisting Of two Locos and
two Wings was appointed for the purpose of drafting
resolutions to be presented to the meeting; when it
appears that H. P. WEIGH and Enos Stoddard, two
Of the committee, had them already prepared, seve.
raj of which were strongly objected to by the two
wing committeeman, as containing sentiments and
assertions which they considered uncaled for, un-
true, and totally repugnant to their feelings. Not
withstanding their opposition to the resolutions in
question, and Notwithstanding the committee, as to
political parties stood two and two, those resolutions
were carried into the meeting, reported and read by
WEIGH and Stoddard as the resolutions Of the com.
mttee. And Notwithstanding one Of the Wing COM
mittee-men rose at the time and objected to them,
they were passed by locofoco votes-Stoddard & Co.
having it all their own way-not q wing present vo-
ting in the affirmative. 1t also resolved by like
vote that the resolutions should be published in each
Of the newspapers printed in Ltch6ed and without
making any nomination whatever, on motion Of H.
2. WEIGH, the meeting was adjourned without day.
Thus set Of violent and obnoxious party resolu-
tons have been foised upon the public containing
the sentiments and opinions of union meeting Of
wings and locos; whereas, the wings being in q
small minority, had no power or control over them.
From the consideration OF these facts have deem.
ed it proper to make this communication lest those
unacquainted with the manner in which these reso-
uons got up and sent forth to the voters of this
town, should be deceived, and led through misappre
hension to believe that old and tried wing friends
who have for years stood shoulder to shoulder with
US, and struggled for the overthrow Of corruption and
iniquity-who have ever been foremost in patriotic
zeal for the preservation.ot our constitution and tho
maintenance Of our republican institutions and gov
ernment-have deserted their principles and gone
over to the ranks OF the enemy.
Wings Of LchGeld, be assured this is not the case
The duplcity and trenchery Of few unprncipled To-
cos are fully unmasked and understood. Although
the tory press may tell you of daily conversions to To-
cofocoism, believe it not. The Wings of Li,chGeld
true to their principles, and the cause in which
they are engaged.
A Wing wAo is in favor Of The r'r~ol
ofthe present License Lars.