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The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1845-12-06
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE.


pENHlS institution is located at Clinton, and il
now under the care of Clinton Presbyterv.
The first Monday in Oct. next, will com nence
It's seventh session, since it has been placed under
the direction Of the Presbytery.
The Trustees Of this Institution feel greatly
encouraged, from three years experiment, to ex-
pect much in their endeavors 70 build % pernia-
nent Literary Institution, inferior to none in the
southern country. The Institution is already fur.
nished with toerably good chemical and Philo-
sophical apparutus-and the Trustees are deter
mined to spare no effort until it is completed.
Being location proverbal for health: blessed
with fine water-being easy of access to all nor
tons of the country, and one, which. for cbean-
ness of living, is sarpassed by none an the State
Those connected with the Institution have no hoe
itancy in saying they feel fully nrenared 10 c;vs
satisaction, to an who may find II conven;ant },
patronize the Institution.
Tuition per session Of FIVE months is
In preparatory department @l5 90
Classical and scientific 20 on
Boarding can be had in good families covar;,,,,
all expense. from to 10 dollars Der month
Sept g, 1915. I'm
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, CARROLL COUNTY. s r.
Circuit Court TO October Term, A. d. 1916.
Henry S. Graves. VS.. Abner a Stith,

Attachment for $3.50.
YEyHE attachment in this case having been re-
L turned executed, by summoning James S.
Johnson as garnishee in said case it is therefore
erdered that notice be given that if the defendant
shall fail to appear at the next term OF the Circuit
Court of Carroll county, to be holden on the first
Monday of October next, and plead, answer or
demur to the said attachment, Judgment by de-
fault will be rendered against him by default, and
the garnishee called on to answer. It it further
ordered, that this notice be published III the Wing
Creed, newspaper published in the town of Car
roiton, Carroll county, for four successive weeks
r. "A. SEWARD, Clerk.
R. GRAHAM, p. @. sept6-4w
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AND N0AH'S WEEKLY MESSENGER.
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NARD,, at No. 102 Nassau Street, New. York
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

II ETTERS PARLIAMENTARY on the last will
- and testament of E. M. Russell, deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned by The
Probate Court of Carroll Couaty, on the 9Th day
ofOctober, 1645 all persons having claims against
fhenficated within the time prescribed by law, OF
they will be forever barred.
STEPHEN TERRY,
i \ Erec'y Of the IIiE Of II. M RusseH, decd.
Oct. q, 1846-6w
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PLANTATION SUPPLIES.

A splendid assortment of CEDAR WARE. and
a numerous list Of other articles too tedious TO
mention, all of which arc e. sale at the yer :.
lowest prices, by A. S. BROWN, g. Co.
Greenwood Sept LIST, 1915 l-sw.
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GREENSB 0RO HOTEI

- II TEsHE subscriber has again
~ n ope red his public House
EGIlW in Greensboro, hayinr tho
sFSI II go ronghly repaired ais buildings.
$3.50 - where he.will be always pre-
pared TO entertain his old friends, and the public
generally; and shopes they viii renew ;heir for
mer patronage
MAY B. MEDLEY
GREENSBORO, Nj, Sept. 2 1915.
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licaton 1t being the long session, as it is cal
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JESSE L. DOW.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

Go1D.-si-nor Yriarte livit in Cossalo Mexico.
.wns the richest gold mines in the world. He refuses
to work it Only for spending money alleging reason
that MS gold is safest under ground It yields an in.
come Of several millions OF dollars per annun Doubted
the millions, we mean
II We learn that 10 day, on application of his
course General Walter Jones and P K Fendsli Esqrs
Wm Rufus Elliott VINO stood charged with killing Wrn.
4 kendall was discharged oy the criminal court OF this
county The application for the discharge based on
,he presentrneut OF the grand jury that Mr. Kendall
came to his death from pistoshot fred by the said
Elliott in selfdefence. t"asnlngton Union.
- Mr. W H. Jamison. native of Virginia, and
formerly Passed M.dshipmsn in the l. :. Navy was
found on the pavement in front OF the Merchants Hotel
this morning He arrived yesterday afternoon from Pen.
sacoa where he had received his discharge owing 10
the bad state of mis- health Ee retired last evening and
il ia supposed walked o the window Of his room
there was 70 cause 10 believe that he contemplated sui
cids. lCnareston Patriot 9Th.
tY There must be great deal of strength in
one Indian. of at Iowa .sWinnebago lately committed
a murder upon one Louis Har,ze and fed, whereupon
says an exche enre For companies Of citizens. and a
company Of Uaed Scs Dragons, started in pursuit Of
the murderer"
rg@ FIFTY-FoUR deaths occurred in the city of
Montreal during the week ending Dec. ).
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
Books.
PROSPECTUS
OF the Concord MD Gazette.

OF the Concord NH Gazette
THE Subscriber proposes 70 issue IL the hrsI week OF
Jsn1srv the first number OF 4 Weekly SewsEsrer 70
he f. impartial - opinions and L and accurate
IL reporting The news ofihe day For farther ripinauoa
concerning datsn nd character OF The Gazette he must
refer 10 the psper !is-L
The Gazette viii be published paper ofa good f;te and
quality. and n lis geographical execution, WI! be sila 10
any newspaper in The Stale
tfe price OF sub.crpuon will be 81 90 per snnum psya
Die invariably in advance. Advertisements Will be inserted
a the usual rates.
ANY communications relating the Gazette addressed 10
the subscriber a. Concord Il, postage paid Will meet
VI ~ attention.
r5- To those persons from Ne'r Hampshire al present
residing in Other parts Of The country Shc msy wish TO
newspaper from that State the subscriber be-
Ii-ves that This paper will offer pecusr inducements To
persons also wishing advertise in New hire. i Is
believed that the Gazette viii shuTd desirable medium.
CHARLES + LOW.
DEE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
General Aotircs.
~ FRydroparhic Institutions

CS Hydropathic Ins1tutiOn.-Georse L Dexter
NJ ID. has essJsh-d an hydropAinic lnstuaon ,or Tue
freshmen; upon the cold sieE s.et al The CEN
,sl and plessan. village OF MCfrIstown, ~ The efcacy
of cold water gai cure o disease Is no|
generally adm sec and IL many parts o Europe and our
own country suspended the use OF o. drugs and med
clnrs In chronc Diseases such as levers
rheuinalis gou; paralysis scrouls spinal Diseases TN
cuding curvaures and dsortous dyspepsia aEd nos'
s which man heir the action OF cold water rad anc
permanent Al seiziag upon lhe cause Oh disease
reduces greatly o human misery ana suffering
ans produces radical OF disease, when other means
and treatment have failed. In the graphic language OF bu
wsr under the cold treatment nature eaVes .he edy
os own instructive tendency which Is always Iowarc re-
covery new series action commences acd me con
sir,on is not only amended, II undersoes Change DE-
Dexter has recently returned from Europe ana mas !naoe MS
extensive ngeinens .; baths asrn- !a OF esS
nitz himself L. viii be the aim o the proprietor whur lie
offers 10 rva;ds the OF relief from disease 20 g!Ve
them the c1ia;or nvenicnces ol aue H0rr.s
delis sl.y .irs,rl, sGeladed on al ei1es =" th
the aids appliances which VII lTe eaect ~ crrlh
the cold The Morris and Essex ita1-
road terminates sbort ro the institution ana car
Fssss esy al times convey psuens 20 and rom
the establishment IiS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
AOAMS'S NEW ARITHMETIC

THIS valuable School Book is considered, throughout
i New England and the Eastern States, SUPERIOR To
ASY orHEKn work Arithmetic for Common
Schools The Arrangement OF matter. together with tk se
ometrica the Le Square aai
Cube Roots found thus a0rk give preference
every other Arithmetic n the market Large
been offered the pTetos for h- privilege OF adopt
ing their Illustrations and blocks found il AdRn.s New
Arithmetic other works This Arithmetic after being
aa2t-d the Halifax currency nas been published in The
CAnadas and also adopted the Missionary Schools Of
Greece. ~ Also q KEY Adamss New Arithmetic
Published by j. J. W PRENTfSS, keene, y. FL
COLLINS, BROTHER co. Ne~-York.
PHILLIPS Y SAMPSON, Boston, biass-
Ard for cal. hv RnoS.--rs r,.rs-sll-- n2n 6weod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
THE CULTIVATOR

E'OR DECEMbEk-JusI fecsi"en.-TRs number closes
the volume this Tn. publisher feels grateful
for generous support which he hss received from the
public and Ire can ouly there being pains
spared in II, ing please them giving them such vau
able amount OF agricultural IL is esteemed the
leading agricultural kind published, and
not II would not have the lar grSt circulation
The volume commences with the January number-5ack
volumes can always Uhtanc also gie numbers,
dll MARK II. NEW MANS, 1873 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

DROMISsORY NOTE OF so, for sale drawn ey
L Eebrrt Hedge, printer, ats Of the kaiiroaa -
snd now IL the enplo Meat OF M Minors eo ~
n4Ty Th. note was bona fde given for rent paia pE m
riiv 10 thr lauoord oi house No 20 " "oos'=i9-
Frsnc- Hart So Wlian-st IL .la-Is 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. toe ConsulaL4, ~ - -. e < III -.
.r., RAJ E.Isie 3s-UcisuUn an t-.ee,t & -, -
ned al the Hice House en- Tue1dsy ai'e'i''H' ~ -' "
o'e!ocs for Trustees 'o' VIC j. w CLlSCH. S-c'y.
SEIECTION OF Direclnrs OF the Howard ln.ur..ee % S
A Cornp.ny win take place on Iussfs. D-csse, -,
me u .Ss :, and cISs,ng a. uc.ock H.: Dec sd. lsio
i 90 g e,SeA s,r az LEWIS PHILLIPS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
Ge11eral Notiles.

phiIodeIphin Agent for the Tribune.-Iieber
Co.'S Leiger Building. Thrd-st who receive subsori.
bers and single cope. tnr sale daily at ock d3 I'm
~. }. %. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor at
Law and CnIms OF Deeds, &c. VIII attend il the
Reading. Room OF Tsumauy He'll al ell hours o! the day
aud eyenns jyl5 osI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

AFFAIRS IN EASTERN TExAs-We have re-
ce"ed letter from the Parsh OF De Soto under date Of
e t1h OF November giving account oi affairs on the
teAsn frontier. the quarrel between the
iseuons OF Regulators" and Moderators. which 50
seriously disturbed the quiet Of the country last year.
nA not set been entirely quelleG In the early part OF
oc'ooer, il is stated. John Walden OF Harrison
Soaasy belonging 10 the faction oil the ModeTaors."
Ha'ns heard that his NE threatened by OF the
oppOs,e clan named Davidson OF R0Sk County an.ici-
pa.d tas! design and killed Davidson The murder
Committed III Shelby County. The affair created much
excitement Alarsc party of Dsvidsons friends had
tcoed our capture Walden. and thirty OF his clan had
,,o'SheeFed 10 project HIM. The result was not
Ano~n l, is obvious adds our informant, that these
o'atrs Will continue until the country Is Drought un-
w. Tue Jurisdiction oi the United States
nc sane spondent relates also The following;
On The twenty eighth eli this month (NOvemoer) a
su~os 'naa called Simonds. only eighteen or nineteen
!cass OF age Is sentencsd be hung ~ She!oyto"n,
oua'y o Shelby in Texas for the murder OF Mr. lNts
vase OF such romance Is seldom orougot 10 no.
. e' When arrested Slmoncs attempted 10 linpAcAle
s"o ohers but they cleared from any paEii
.ps11on IN the crmc. Since his condemnation ne mas
cll confession He preicnds he fell violently IN
WIN Iuas wife, and came 20 the conclusion mat by
"a away with Tuu he could obtain her. With this
@ 70 ne ay In wall for the husband IL fed where he
, powins. with the intention o. shooting him. ST.
sui away the bushes with knife which he eNhl-
,r and watched his intended victim plow through
oanus his purpose failing him each time. AS lutt
YPoached The place OF his cOnceSment the third uc,
.n e'' si'sonds fred and the unfortunate husband
Lu auu never spoke afterwards. Smonds went to the
W ais yictu, and seized and tond!ed infant IN
MANNER as 70 alarm Mrs. TUT, hO out only
nssa ess ine death struggle OF her husband Simonds
M. io attempt 70 escape arrested and speedily
& vn IN Ms trial The community generally Regulators
~oaeEa;o.s, are disposed The law should take its
n o. Com Bulletin.
LIMOS CASAL.-Wc understand says the Or
, eonsliIutonalist from MIR. Goodng the Engineer,
40. ae work on the whole line is progressing very
-! mere now being at work 1900 men and pro-
sS'u0nase humber Of teams, carts, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
T0HN LARLEY

JOHN DAaGG1
Merchant Tailor 10 BioadSsy and "a Liber,y-st-
ID ENG desrou, selling the balance Of his large stock
ID of Fall and Winle. Goods, suitable for Gentiemeas
wear offers them the o,t reasonable terms aud 7o!iciIs
the attention of gentlemen about purchasing
He also Offers the bGlsnce OF h wesss oried STOCK OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Dress ana Frock Costs Pants and Vests Sur
;out C5Aa Sack and Uce Goats "lich VIII be sod irom
NOW tili ii OF Frhrlary ~ cost
ls-pnn choce ssoI,:aep, OF Strts Scars, Cravais,
hosiery ard under apparel constantly on hand
B. Gentlemen furnish taelt own material can hlYe
Il made and trimmed and ~ warranted
- For Sa@-A splendid C"schuar's Coat d15lm
NOTICE TO LANDLORDS AND LAWYERS.
4 LFRED ROACH, Coas;apie e & ls second =" arc, o-gs
NIL, mn. .-dSrts, warrants and them. USUAL
anc attends foreclosure o lerases ag-nt io1 .et
Iin hou,e- and collecting Iehs &C house No ~ yin 81
Oicr Al in- Marin- Court w = ol
hAY5S PATENT SHRED usprHder. hive :.s Hatn=
on very box nnc bunf e, ana nut pair has VII de-
compose Tee Dollars VII ne So 10 an person @ @ wno
apart No perscn ever kHr pax OF Da. la.d:@cilrc
trcompossd separated Il are cn-s-ec Is rH
ON sI5 '-uiI " s'sNO-'' = 49, HORACE H. DAY.
T!7UTTLE, COSLET & hA>2is'9 hIass
Foundry corner OF rand ana hfd -ts W iiiain-ours
ana saTr BoiIs Buttons AID Plates, Ca,in po.r Hooks
&c &c Also Brass Bots aEd composition hinges and
Castings for ShipwcrS, Il ls Iio'' fea''aHD!s e!us
Brrss Casting, done 10 order nj ow
n1Y;s SHEET RUBBER 0VEk SHOES
~ These Shoes with Leather Sges, Sc are tue ashtee
si.s in se and FOR every rrason the best but we do not
nd maj ,seg are the lowest price. They have spring
hsnEs Iea,h-r s;ifsn.ng and viii not rn down 81 1h=
heel, ihe ugPers elastic and VIII AhJq'; 70 eyeJ 60oI
For ssl- nj sholes:ie AID re2l! only i. - Ma;celsn
70, SAT- 60 H II. DAY.
SCRNP BOnkS, porEFohos' Wating pesk- Writ
= Ias PADS or Solid sloiLsr-, and Pocket Companion
rDe pohrtus conjanlug "Tiiif materials, an excel
49, rrrIe ,r travellers neal leather Gold Pens
Cola anI Silver Penc Cases Ivory Tablets Pocket Books
60 Cases P5sT Fruhoters Backgammon SoaT:- .Chesz-
-. pGg-;y,g f,erd. e. sold wholesale ard retail by
FRANCIS : LoUTREL Manufacturing siationers'
= As;den-lsne, Publishers Of The Daily
stsar M-ulo- sntu'u Book for 1876.
Ni-,rED CAKE BAsk ETS-A large assortment
oi new and oeaanfll patterns OF our on in20ftf0n'
40 dis 4,s J. L. MOORE & co. LIZ Cbs;hs1a-si
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

70 Gurney'- 2rcl1iuIn Duguerrian E2iiery.-
ls9 B-oaiSss, New;YorE-Pic:nTs, sazea &, Us ss--
lishinen not cxcrllet IN this country sas - s
Psnons The public respectfully inYtIsd % es it
Judge lor uauaelVes. % in.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

T,fUICE FAriLY NIEDICINES, Chenicst,
~ P-r'umery, &C for sale oy DAVID SANDS co. II
EAT Broad w AZ. cor Msrks'-st viZ:
Bermuda Arrow KooI, warranted pure and The beat
Cooue Water OF superior quality IN bottles or on draf
A.o agents for Dr. Prars PstG Artificial Nipple Wnicn
il recommended by the FIRST Phy ysicAna in The c.ty.
Physicians. Prescriptions carefully prepared oy compe-
tent person al al hours day and night Dis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
GIsna, KEW AitD - he above reward " Flfteen
- CVO Hundred Dollars III be paid for the recovery

) l0UU Haniird Dollar. Ill BE- paid (or the recovery
ri tho Seven Thousand Nine hundred Dollars stolen
from MyrJn Van Deusen. Of the City of Hudson IN f
the dix o the <h of October last while his passage
from Hudson the City OF NewYork in the steamboat
ScIth-4Anerlca rropornonats for such part OF
said money ss he recovered tho sub
scribers, application 10 either of them.
The money Contained In small carpetbsg, which
,yas taken from the berth OF said Van Deusen and found
day In the wheehouse OF the boat cut and
rhed vi It's Il consisted Of bill, OF various denoni-
nations and Of several Banks, ba remeri
bcred, follows:
Al l,,o in 50 and los OF the Oneida Bank
1000 in 5s and los, principally OF Tho Pine Plains and
Kin.erhook Banks.
loo in bill. OF various denominations OF the Farmers
Bank III Hudson.
LOCO or about ,hs; cum, OF the bs OF the Phoenix Bank
OF bariford, ANA other Eastern money.
$40 IL bills of the Hudson River Bank, nearly au In
S50 bills.
The balance OF the money In bills OF Western Banks
OF this State.
William si.; THEoPHILUs 7. HaRr ~ Cedar.st. Com
mi,te- for Asriguees oi Myron Van Deusen. MA Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
THE TREASURY OF HISTORY, NO; Xl.

THE TREASURY OF HISTORY, NO. X1.
Is THIS DAY PUBLISHED AND CONTAINS AS
Il FOLLOWS
!. Th, Conclusion ofthe History Of Chine-Jaran
The East Indla Islands-Cry lon, sums Prince OF
Java. orn-o Ce!eoe. the Moluccas Spice
Islands Banda Nutmeg Isles and tEe philippine Islands
g. Palestine Staia OF the Jews. Armenl-, Albania
4 Egypt with SYRIA AexandIa, Antioch
s. The Barbary States Aeiers, Australia acc Poynesit
t America British Possessions, Cansda, Newfoundland
Greenland. Mexico.
: South America Peru, Chi. Brazil, the Republic OF
IL Plata. United Pr Jvinces Co.onoa, Bolivia, Guiana
and Anszonia
s TIE We.. India Islands. Cuba, Hayn or s. Domingo
Foro Kco. Barbados. 81 Christopher or 81 hlt- Nevis
Antgua Moniserra', -rnaca Martinique Gusdaoupe, 81
Lucia, ST. Vincent Dominica, GrensGa, Trinidad, 81 Gus-
ia;ius. TohagO, and ihe Bahamas
g. The Commencement OF the History or the United
States.
One more number completes this valuable compend OF
History price - per nuibr Published and for sale
by DANIEL ADEE. i07 Fulton-st az osu
POCKET DIARY FOR 1916.
lust PUBLISHED. the POCKET Diary Tor 1916, FOR the
purpose OF recording events OF past present aud iuure
occurrence, containing blank space for every DAY in the
year; neatly bound IN pockebook orm-siso hail bound
in cheaper form. Published and for sale by
n2g JANSEN& y BELL, IoS Naasau'si
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
.N..nEp,S rpICnRAPHE-A new and

SE.ITII,LE REMEDY for Ftos'sd Limos-ans lsd ns
proprietor oflae Danish t?tInsn waef gt H. NE eeaey in
uc gs,sd Limbs and been introduced By nun IN n
sdrIos with eqaa secs' acq5entss ihose md IS
G a WHARF supply msy be always proclrea -
hottie
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
HARPs, ct 2si, Broadway

nOUBLE-ACTION HAKPS, st %i, Broadway
D New. YORK.. +. BROWNE, Maker and Importer,
b-rs 10 call OF the elite OF musical aste 70 ms
elegant collection OF Grand 81 and octaSe double and SIN
gle action Hsrps having all the modern Improvements oi
London and Paris. 4,
Uarps repaired. Strings, ,Inslruciion Books &c
Lts of prices and descriptions can be orwaIdsd o1 sn
gle postage M, " VI otN Es,,blS.b.S 1910.
We copy the oiotring from tie Broadudy Journal oj Sep
teH,ber l7th 49,, -, -.
.Tne Harp as instrument, Is but hEle known In TINS
country although In Europe II Is considered n necessary
ladies' of refined education occupying
an, position 10 fashionable society Eyey lady should Ior
many reasons be lille familiar with this Truly drawing
room instrument In the first place It Is caPila exercise,
bringing muscles into gentle and hssiihisI play ~ o
next place il ID excellent accompaniment 70 tne YoS
and lastly il displays The beautiful and graceful
OF Nature h.ndicraft 10 the greatest sdVanaEe W
learned Theban e0quenty observe TO SONS young ,
on b-hoiing young and grscefu! woman feaIe% 81 ~
s, IrinnIinT position Ike the divine Cecilia " Er n
We. mi hi this learned Theban observe "o say ~ '0u
have hears prepare To lose lhrin now Ia .,, ,r
Dir Brownes Harps by far The most msgnincen., NJ
,rm.,t, We ever Through nis perfect kno"leoec
f bs nstmeu be has effected many important iu prove
mems 10 the rchanical department. and in e lone nero
IA an extraordinary addition Of sweetness purity anc power
We can cordially recommend Mr.. Brownies Instruments,
a, We are well acquainted with The character oil i9e nrm OF
whcn he islhe resident representative NIL 2s~lmDlmW
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

4 OST-Ou Saturday i3th instant, between 81 Amty-s.
II ami the corner OF Carmns Bleecker pair Of
dys Gold >pec,acles dsrS The Under shall TO
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