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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03
EEilitarY EllceGion.
UEAD-QUARFERs 4rH DIV Nj Vt.
Middleton, Nov. 8, lS45

AAlA1iNHplf WV " ~ -
TO the Colonies eonrmaaddnt Of The ecre-
raj Regiments Of The LIST Brigade Of
said DiuiSioa:
WTOU are hereby required to cause an
election to be held agreenbly to
law, at the several election precincts in
yoar respective regiments, on Saturday,
1911 of December nert, for the election Of
Brgadier General TO fill the vacancy
accustomed by The death Of Brigadier &c,
neral WH. g. HALE,
You will on receiving consolidated re.
turns Of the votes poied al The several
precincts within your respective regiments,
forward the same without delay to the Ad
i1tant General Of the State at Jackson.
Should there be vacancies IN the Office
of Colonies commandant. within any Of
The counties Of which said Brigade il
composed, the Sheriiis of such comics
are hereby required 10 hold elections
aarecably 70 the above order
BIZ order Of Maj Gen. G. +. HEMINGwAY
Nj. D. WOMACK, Bip. Insp'r.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03
AdmaimistrafOw's Sabc.

a GREEABLY to an order Of the Pro-
IA bate court Of Carroll county, Iwlll
sell 10 the highest bidder, at tho Court
house door, in the town Of Carrollion, on
The l2h day Of Decem6cr nest, on a
credit Of IL months, lhe following lands,
belonging 70 the estate Of Jonathan Ray,
deceased, to.wii: tho west bali northeast
quarter, and The west half south-easi quar-
ter, and the cast BAIT southwest quarter,
section in township 10, range 4 cast,
for tie purpose " payrgihe debt y satd
estate. JOS. RAY, Adm'y Of
esidtc Of Jonathan Rug. dco'd.
Nov ", 1915 dS-5t.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03

these 6ne planatous. Lot Z, section 3s
township %, range ! west, U9Ou
This fraction fronts on Rocbuck lake. and
is near Mr.. Magdoek'splace.
Also a fine tract Of land fronting one
mile on Tho east side Of Rocbutk lake, call.
ed MUsuULtTuAnEH,
being lots III, II aud 49, Of section ] 0,
and lots 3, and 8 of section 10, of toNn-
ship 10, range ! west, 2G0.57
This tract is also above overflow, ond
woalp suit a small planter admirably. II
lies within two miles OF the luzoo river
The land adjoining this tract Is all for sale
by its owners, and plantation ofany rea.
sonabIe slzo could be obtained on that side
OF the lake.
Also, a 6ne tract Of land on Sky Lake,
celled cHuFFA-rr-NUBnEE,
being lois 2, 6, aud Q, II section
IN, township 10, range 3 west, 927S
Lots p, 10, II, i2, rs, Ia, IS, Of
sec. %, t. n, r, 3 west, 25500
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03
6, 900 AC R Il S
Of FlRSr-RATE COTTON LANDS FOR SALE !

N accordance with the provisions Of
two several deeds Of trus. executed to
us by Alexander q M'Nut, aud duly re.
corded in tho counties wherein the lands
hereinafter described are siualed, one OF
which deeds is dated April 10, 1874, the
other dated February ~ 1912, we will
,el at public yendue, IN the city of Yicls.
burg, before The courthouse door, on AiOa.
dag, he l0@ dag Of Norcabr, 1915, the
following tracts Of Land, to-wit;
IN WARREN COUNTY.
The Waiaai HIS Plantation, living two
miles north Of Yicksbnrg, on both sides the
road leading up the Yazoo valley--being
the plantation cultivated for several years
BY A q. M'Nut. SAID tract is described
in the township plat as fellows:
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03
POsTPONEgs ENT.

THE safe Of the REAG EsrArE described
Ia The following advertisement Of the in.
designed, has been postponed until
Monday, he 22p day Of December merit
The sale will be continued from day 70
day until all The lands are sold. The
PERSONAL PRorERTY win be sold at tue
Walnut Hills Plantation on Wednesday,
The 24th Of December, 1916
w. II. PAXTON, Z T.,.,...
A. NJ, PAXTON, ( '''''''
Nicksburg, Mi. Nov II, ls45
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03
H.recr,tor,a Notice.

FHSO Nh persons interested in The estate
4 OF Robert Pilman, deceased:
Take Notice-That at the January term
1916 Of the Probate Court Of Carroll cDun-
IL, will present my account as Executor
lor settlement and allowance,
CAsWELL d, PITMAN, Er'or.
Nov. II, 1915
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03

TREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE CHEROKEE
NATIoN.--By the Fayetteville stage.driver,
we learn that several hundred Cherokees
turned out 10 ferret out the murderers Of
the Cherokees who have lately been killed.
The circumstances, we suppose, which
led 10 this determination, are as follows:
On Sunday night, the 2nd inst, the
house Of Mr.. r. J. Meigs, near Park Hill,
and the Cherokee council ground, was as.
saalled by seven armed men who demand
ed admittance, and Mr.. M. supposing he
recognized the voice of friend, opened
The shutter Of one Of the windows, when
hive guns were presented at him; after a
Short time he made his escape, when the
Villains robbed and burned his house On
Tuesday evening, the 4th inst, the bo-
dies Of two murdered men we're discover
Cd about one mile from the house Of Mr..
Megs, and from circumstances the nuthorl
ues were led to suppose that the "Stan's''
q whom our readers have heard so much,
lerperated the atirocious crimes Of muir
aerand arson. The facts Of these muir
uers and the burning Of the dwellinr, are
Cleaned from the Cherokee Advocate, and
are undoubtedly true, but as 10 the perpe-
valors, we are unable to say, positively,
who they are.
The Stage.driver informs us thai, while
ne stopped in Evansville, on The Cherokee
nae' 80 miles North Of this, on Sunday
mgnl last, that he learned that the Ross
PEly to the number of 500, had turned
yaton the scout, and had declared their
ITlen'Ion of DISCRIMINATING the offenders.
ep'o The lime of his leaving, eleven were
.sporled to have been XII led and eighteen
eSsopnded; he saw the bodies Of James
san, The father Of the supposed offenders,
.au ~ Rider, besides Wash Starr and
s%1'aer man that we're wounded and had
"'~ M 2 that place for protection
'oe greatest excitement prevails, and
70 caanol say where the afIalr will end
'sueb Ihings, among the Cherokees, WI
apl 70 disturb tic qpiei 1t tile two par
NJ snd nmy bring NO I considerable
'cn. Arluck'e, ppqu receiving info
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03

Receiving Forwarding 4 Commission lIerehaH


LrFtoRH, lYAzoo AWAY
NJ EEp5 constantly on hand a large
IA supply Of Begging and Rope, Ba.
con, Larl, Flour, Sugar ani Coffee, Salt,
ron, Castings, Nall, Negro sbocs,Ba
keis, jesn4 and Linseys. Als0 general
ussbiiMcntof DRY GOODS.
am always prepared " make literal
CAST adsaascs ID Cniioa aorcd wli me-
" purrhlse n ibs highest mah,rl prize.
SEPT -, ls4J l0-G.a
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03

nation Immediately despatched Major
Bonneville, from Fort Smith, who is 10 lie
met by Capt Boon's company of ORA
goons, from Fort Gibson, to the scene Of
action, to take such steps as may seem
advisable. We will give The full particu-
lars as soon as received.
Van Barea (Ark.) Iatelligencer.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03

We have been told that information has
been received of the resignation Of Hon.
Mr.. HuGER, a Senator in Congress from
South Carolina. If this be The case, there
can tic little doubt that'Mr. CALHOUN will
be prevailed on TO return TO the Senate, a
circumstance in which the whole country
will rejoice. Bulletin.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03


THE Dry GooDs TRADE in NewOr.
leans is becoming of very great import.
ance. II is but few years since when
there were less than half a dozen large
houses in that line in the city. At the
present time there are over a hundred
which deal exclusively in Dry Goods by
wholesale, and such is the effect Of com
petition that stocks can be laid in here as
cheap as in any of the Atlantic ciiies,--
Our merchants nov supply, 10 a very con
siderable extent, the dealers throughout
This State, and also Mississippi Alabama,
Arkansas and Tennessee; and they are
gradually extending their operations even
into Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, and The Ohio
valley. Some sales have been madc the
present season, indeed, for the upper part
of the Ohio river. Western merchants
find it to their advantage 10 take home the
awaits of the produce which they bring to
market in assorted dry goods from this CT.
ty rather than to carry their money TO the
east. The city is now so well supplied,
also, as 10 present rs much room for choice
and selection as the stocks in the eastern
markets afford. Dealers and planters
from the surrounding States and The upper
country, will find lie present an excellent
time to lay in their supplies here, and 70
test the cheapness Of The prlce at which
goods of every description can be furnish
ed. [N o. Bulletin.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03

az WE are authorized TO announce
DAVID Z. LOVE as a candidate for Rriga-
der Generalofthe lst Brigade 4th division.
Election on the 18th December next.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03
anaoEycmt Notice.

TEYHE undersigned having been APP
pointed by the honorable Probat
court Of Carroll county, commissioners
insolvency on lie estate Of John II. Tad
lock, deceased, hereby give notice that
thoy will meet the second Monday 10 each
month, for the next insuing Elk months, at
the counting room Of James =. Farmer, in
The town Of Black lIowk, for The purpose
OF examining and auditing claims agains
s.tJ oetafa
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S6O.UUU WORTH OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER COOnS
BROOKS & HUDS0NS.


MAY, 1916.
'hNHE subscribers have received by the lates,
arrvs's from New York. Philadelphia and alDore ,bei,
second supply OF Spring and Good-eomp.ny ..r
ZION OF te best aud syc variety and
hss unsurpassed IN This market The following list
n part OF IN. goods
EIia line Shaded stripe and Bareees and
DO herhani Bareges and Marquisans, for Dresses
French work Collars and Capes
Muslin and Can'bTi- Edgings and Inseitngs
Thread lAees and Edgngs
Shaded Gimp Cords. f,r trimming Dr,s.r.
Ladies Sin and I'D Cloves and Min,
Silk and Cotton Hosiery IN variety
Ribbons, PiraSols, Parasoleiis and sunsb.dc,
silk' Herman. Tngol and Barge scarfs ana Shawl.
e oIsh Afn'ue and foh de Soi silks stTcd and plain
lgn. and aaTs eooIfed fouafd and Or De P.kn sk.
Extra hns Blue black . warp AIpacas
Blk and Bue-hrk Bomtazne and Chaue Romh,,,n.
Back Love and Grape Wells
Sold Black Lawns and Ginghams
Fine Black Mourning Prints
$4,000 yds French, ENGLISH and American Print. from q IN
-. cts peryaTd
Linen Cambric Hdkfs IN variety, from H. 10 aOf ps
superior ~ Linen Sh-etngs and PIiow-eaSe Linen.
h'aNy unbeaehed Irish Linens, family use
uoaoe satin Damask Table Cloths aud NAPKIN,
huesefbaek Russia and Brtseye Diapers
lnca Class Cloth. NOIair and Corded skrs
Lasc sirpe aad Checked Musins
CambfIes Jaeonetis Swiss and Null Muslns
RAIN striped and plaid Diilhngs. for Boys wear
French and English Cloths and Cassimeres
houn.aia Tow Linen
nuiaps, brown aHd bleaeh"d shirings and sheetngs
C"uon oZhaburgS DrilIngs, &c. Very eb.asa,
"nJ " BROOKS q HUDSONsS
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NEW GROCERY STOREI

'INllE subscribers have taken the store former
occupied 10y Messrs. Aylmer SON. four doors below IN.
Be Tavern for the " conducting Grocery and Com
mason business We have and constantly on hand
general assortment of Family Groceries which we
% the attention of friends aud public generally our
goods eonsst IN part of 49,
GunPo~der, Y. IiyoN IopT and Black Teas OF the fines,
quality ' " ~ ''
Mocha Java and Lsguayra Coffee
Hoo'ey Wooseys bet loaf pGverised crushed sugar
- CTO'I Porto R'co aEd u sugar
Hull 4 Sons beat Soap
Do NaTiegaied do
No. MaeketeI
A choice lot Sardnes
Reeaha and Principe scears
Bakers Cocoa AMI Chocolate
No " Carolina HcrnLcs
Painted Buckets and Brooms
a great variety Specs
Letter and Foolscap PAPER
Best London and French Mustard
Patent and Plain perm Candies
London aud Philadelphia Potter, IA pts and OTIS
Manila anil Spanish Mats
Connceiieut shld hall bills
City Cured Bacon, Hog Round.
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach brandy Of the 6pes quality
HoandGia
Old jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye Whisky
Madeira aud Sac Madeira Wine
Port Caret, Sherry and Malaga do
And all other goods belonging % the Grocery Trade
We also tender friends and The ppb.
% for The sale Of Produce promise use every ,1eron IN
Obtain the highest market pnes
H. ". TEMPLEHAS
WIN r. RATCLIFFE
j. " No NJ, 4 doors below tn. geuT
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$780,, ,,' - '.o"
Poi. R..n--I. "'Nn'
sn,a R.a,r TT, = , .ihal Luna
y.,,". 10y ,h'''a' diiio
-
.. p. .''--Ns' ." nah moon
b.. -. - ~ .e'" 70 oh'
a. = - - '"'uip Footed
-, -. -
S "t"S'hiaheie Wur'Es'l
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lr'lollaI SuPPIy on view Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS.

DnI UUUUS,
w are now receiving aud opening, a second
supply Of seasonab.e Goods, Comprising NAV nov "a
styles purchased the lowest cash pee, 40 IN =
n Mo'.sae % retail at modera.e ADVANCE ON th. 60.
par VIII 10 bound enumerated below ~
f-h.f4 ilpeTnne printed BalIorta.s ana Bare,s.
DO do. black and second mourning A
SUPER French and Elri.ton Bingham. and Iswr.
I'D eLlsk aud white DO Balsonns do
heh laced, striped, and plaid Musins
rIiih hfaid, tucked and embroidered Robes
super ilE 1Ri strped blue black and f.n.v
10 Ieneh and AuereBn Prints, al prie.s
ftiaiei Saeonss. Lawn and MusIn Ginrban.
heA hernanne and Barese Shaw- and searc,
no Lace, foiSa and satin striped =
Nett SHAWL. 'caTfs and Fancy Hapd.,,.S,...
,-aH'es etieS an white silk and coftnn No..
Ihiead RI neh- and Ls,s Lace. Els,prs al t,..,,,
oeied IVORY r.psI palm Leaf Pan.
M 80 So qua slap bonnet and cap gbband.
- E'his SiotA Nieiosia cort-d ssius
,-A'Tl Ileh "orkel Collars Al low pr,esJ a.
tels an1 slors Met Gloves and I fnger,I Min.
ui't a'red hemstchsd and bori-rrd IJn.n r. u,.e
Le Hish Sheeinz, Ir-h Linen am Iaun
az, uarI'sA NAPKINS and brown and -a,h.a f.o,s.
n''-l Hei's anu black aud white Altts nj ,,,s,,.-
Sepet wool bk Cloths ard Cassiusre. atd f,n-x A.
Supefhns medium and INV priced Driainsr.
DfaP ee tte CTags Camet nd French sum- - o.,
Satn' Narnta, Marsein.s nd cans We, 81 '''u'
hed'J Afemlns, Cotonades, md lean. e
win eompieie assortment Of eoioa.a - 49,. ..
H'es1es al Of winch VIII sod e.ar a. - 10
mvs 'hI-ENTiNE, BREEDEN 4 c.
broad street. shocsoe hin.
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isitl)rnuno Dailp fubia.
Editors, no II II. . GhnsaTrms.

no. IL. GALLARCR.
great unknown (says the st. Louis Reveie) in an
change paper relates very touching verse; the opposite
iates Of early friends; the little tale has great moral
one took paper. and his lie
Was happier than kings:
His children all could read snd write
And talk OF and things
The other took paper, and
While strolling through the wood
tree fell down upon his crown,
And killed him-as should.
Had ho been reading Of the news
Al home, like neighbor Jim,
III bet n cent that accident
Would not have happened him.
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ACAUroH II BiTnERs. Ga Monday evening last at
Philadelphia. Two young brothers, named Robinson, went
10 bath IN the river when vi them made n dive and
not coming TO the surface again. the other Owed down az
Ter him. The latter up, covered with blond,
which attracted the attention of several other boys, who
came 10 his and took him shore. The other
tufed aud his broken. from the effects of which he
died alter being taken home 1t supposed they
must have struck agars log below the surface OF tie
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
a3t.slGa '"'"
o retail. ~
White Lead hard to beat keEs from es lbs SO lbs In 500 n
Inc ABOVE ariielcs are Of warranted ~
ouniry gentlemen well to call and e1amne ,h.sc
toous ana Judge Tor themselves, At ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop. Main street
Nert door 10 the Exchange Bant
Richmond, Va, May 9Th istg
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L..,-r.,..s.,
L.,,n..,s,
E,r,y C,,,,aS,. '',rn heah.
10y urea ihdis, White and
~, -. 1871 pu'Sh
p. 49, "'een 'ifon'
w., , ,p''s
49, nn'' s'nh-
uu,,.,.v,A.,
on,on-wn.rs ami Red
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The Isl Of .HIu,

The Isl Of July.
RETURN thanks TO the citizens of Richmond
and adaeen' county FOR The hbe psnusse bestowed on
me durnt the paH months bs Pco of rs-d.noe her. u
uc asientos 10 business person. .,x
rely ON betns accommodates ases dsyio. to p.,.
aud ave saisacon. VIII trus 20 merit a
Desirinr 10 hssncr an the la J,t
respectfully thcsc Enow the..Iv.s =, 49, -
ssl',d'O ean aud 't'ie AZ early " pse,iessip
~. \. y. HOOVER.
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SUMMEN CLOTHlNG.

At Il Ed UCBD PRICEgg
VIE cason being advanced and HAVING sin m h
good q summer Cothns W. oaer then A. g.,
reduced prices io cash only our of every v,
q SUMMER Goods sni thcse IN n eAesp sanarn Vii
Pcssr eansI q. NJ NsFAugW 4 C,,.s ~"
Jc No ~. Wet Main sr.,t
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GARDEN SEED

genuine, AT wholesale md retail: IN"
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I aIs scAAFs, COLLARS Le-A ar.. ss.ormcn,
- OF 'ey desirabie goods--aeh a. Crava,. Co,,. Co.
49,. a N'''-' S'a's' &c 102 Main Street
If.cn
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n.
,fTrS Ihr regular packet sehr MANCHESTER. can't
TX SsAct, ready load and having =, p,r,io, NJ
her engaged will immediate dtspateb Fo, -
iregai or passage having fine Apply 10 ~ on
board, al I.Udiam's wharf ~ - w"
Jug J.s rrsueo., .,...
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FOR RENT
AND POSSESSION GIVEN OF THE sfXrH OF r-rv xr,r-
ST. The House and Lot on Church hin near
~ s.; Johns Church, present in the occupancy OF Mr.
60 VAS LEW sMTTHG CO
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Nj GLASSES. y. o. in baue.s
lVh - CtoiI Sugars, prime
LagGayta Coffee, do
Rcetfed aud odd Whisky
Fine Cngnae and Champagne brandy
Nuts Raisins, 6e--FoT sale by
J.Ig nAyESroRr A. AttpS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
FROM TIL! PACIFIC.

Tho last adviccs from the Pacific make mention
Of Il rumor that n British fleet was steering for
tie mouth ot the Oregon, with a view TO the pro.
'cchcn ot British property and Subjects, nnd per.
hap' 10 tho occupation Of that region. Although
credit seems TO have been given 10 tho repor, at
Caao. We, we are disposed from circumstances
very much 10 doubt the r, aly of any such move.
mrnl on the part of Great Britain. II may hp
true that British squadron is on a cruise in the
Pacific, with the intention of touching at Astoria
N the course of tho voyage but under eAis.ing
trCnIies with the United States an attempt at the
military occupation of Oregon would be a breach
Of national faith Ihat England will scarce venture
upon, even for the sake of territorial aggrnndisc.
mCnt. Whel the controversy arose about tho titls
to that region. convention entered into be.
tween Great Britain and the United States provi.
dhg Tor lis Joln occupation, with tho stipulation
mat the tronty was TO continue in force until ci.
Gcr party had given twelve months. notice before.
hand Of It's termination. No such notice has vet
been gwen. and Of course the convention is now
binding ever. Tho SuGden'mlIitary seizure of
4 country, in the face of such treaty stipulation
IS stop Of arrogan; usurpaton to which even
british nudaclty is not equal, We think it verv
problbIo that the Oregon will be visited by il
British fleet. but there can hardly be an intention
10 make HlVaI demonstration, with view to
permanent footing in the country. a
movement Of tho kind would be gross violation
Of the national fIth and honor. and would Justify,
and indeed coerce an immediate declaration of war
BY the Cnited Stotcs Taking thase facts and cir
runstances into consideration, we arc disposed 10
dscrcdl the rumor concerning the destination of
the English squadron in lie Pacific. If such an
dos touch at lle month of the Colum- /
bia. j, will only bc on n transient visit and with
pacific intentions. ~. D. DWlrtin.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
hardware,

knvcs and forks, Shoe knvc ,butchcr d. pocket d.
razors scissors hum ances, phlcgms Snalcs, Norfolk
atchcs knob do, tap horcrs round bolts door do brass
and patent ancets, moasscs gates butt hinges brass
butts; screws, chalk lines, shoe acks carpenters rules
table and tea spoons, sheep shears, hand saws, pit
saws rat tail half round and mill files horse ruSs
wood do, shoe raSp', patent sets STRAPS VIC.
lin strings, needles, dlrning and spaying do; knitting
pins wood pocket combs; stock, pad, closet trunk till
saddle bags and gun locks lndoostan oil stones tape
measures tlcks assorted, stata glasses shoe hnnncrs
suprnder buttons iron sluarcs socket and trmcr chs.
els. lno adzes aw blades p"ggrg avis scythc stones
shoe pucrrs, Gotten and Worstcd ebJurs brace and
bits, stock aud dies, roller buckles, patent augcrs,
linrs carpenters tools blue and black mix Collins and
Youngs nNes, Collins broad axes, OK aud log chains
straw knives scythcs mills, nails bar tyre, bad
and hoop iron; blister steel.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
ARKANSAS.

Discovery of fCounttrteiiers.-An IN extensive coun-
tcrfellinv establishment has Just been discoy cred
in kentucky, within forty miles of Lexington.
of which we abrilgc tho subjoned account from
the Lexington Observer:
ait is upon the farm formerly owned and oc-
cuticL by the father of the present occupants
John Banton-who was for years before he LETT
for Texas susp, ctcd Of carrying on the coun-
,crrritiuu of CON at this establishment. John
Banton was once or twice arrested, many years
ago. upon this charge, but being very astute man.
with considerable property. he was always enabled
to escape punishment. Finally, however, he was
compelled to leave the State, and at the last ac
counts from him he was in Texas. HIS farm and
effects he left in the possession Of his sons.
"Somc two months ago, q. W. Robinson
gambler, was arrested in Columbus, Georgia, for
Dassinr counterfeit money. The money con-
sisted of notes on the Bank of CharicsIon ana
the Southwestern Railroad Bank, and such was
the skill with which they were executed, that he
succeeded in passing 500 in notes OF various
denomination upon kecn-SIghtcI broker OF lol
place. They were all founi to be counterfeit.
"Rubuson was thCrcupon arrested; the c'l-
Jcpre was such as TO leave no doubt OF his gnlit'
and he was sent on for final trial before tho trIn''
nal Court. Shortly after his imprisonment ne
was taken sick, and, under the belief that he w"nd
die ho made full confession. detailing all the
circumstances about the counterfeit money when
had been found upon him. lie SAID that ne pro-
cured the money. an agent for disposal from
,be Baut ons, john and WAiam,l IN Lincoln couh'
,v. Kv,. where there was an extensive manul"ctur'
| inr establishment, for notes ana CON- ana ''''
# Was in constant operation. He accurately de-
scribcJ oycrv portion of the buildings, as well as
the apparatus, and gave the names OF many OF ,Ho'l
accents fer the disposal of the money throughout
the United States. ', 49,,
Wv .I,ron this information, Mr.. \. X: Aver
r,orchont Of Columbus, started for hentucky'
anI reached Stanford on the 18Th uIt. he cS
,nI,;.hmcnt of tho Bantons is about ive mics
r,o,,, iho, pIacc. A warrant for their arrest hay
nv, I bcrn issued. the Sheriff and a number ot the
.,,1i,ers uroceoIcd 10 the farm OF tho bantonS'-
+ Thcv we're not ut home when the party arr'eu
~, hc;rr in the neighborhooi. we're lounl an'
,r,,s,ed. They tuen proceeded 'o ''i' es'i"HS''
o,or, Of tho Bunions, which they se"rchen' AM
roHnd n most complete and extensive es'"bi'shmFn
t for couuterfei,ing presses, one ot "hic" WI
waiyh we fully five thousand Pounds; sia'nps' dies