True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-29
For Ire TtNe DgmocrQk.

Mr. Edifor:--I understand that YIN. p
| Cherry Is busily reporting over this county
that | some years ago levied on and sold two
negroes belonging to Allen Page under an ex
ecntion issued from Covineton county, in favor
OF West A. Bell and never made a return O
the sale-whlcn report pronounce a malicious
JatSehood! The negroes were not sold under
the above execution, bat were sold to satisfy an
execution in favor of Owen Weathersby VS.. w
| b. Adams David b Garrison and A Hen Page
iorSl345,78 The execution issued from Smith
county Circuit Court, and was returnabe tc
the June term, 1889, of said court The date
| Of Judgment on said execution is December S
1887 | levied this last named execution on
three negroes, named Arch, Ann and Amanda,
as the property of Allen Page, and sold them
on the 3D. Monday in February, 1899, for
Sl82500. Sl52953 of said money was plac-
cd to the credit of Owen Weathersbv for his
principal, interest and cost Ii being the ol1t st
judgment, it was satisfied first and the bolance
S30400, placed to the credit of West Bell,
on his execution find by looking over the
whole matter, (Which never should, had not
been slandered that in creding the two exc
cutlons, | credited them for IS 50 more than
the negroes brought Said negroes were bid
oil by a. NJ Wilson, for James S Terral Al
len Page, on enquiry, can till where the ne
groes went to. Any honest man will le suits.
he'd from the above, that acted rightly in the
matter | consider s. r Adams at the bottom
ofali these lies, for Cherry has not sense enough
TO tell "hawl from a hand saw"-and is on
Iy the mouth piece ofthis poor paEe, who has
net the eoarge to propagate these ialsehoods
himself We're il not that there are good men
n this county, who do not know these pusiian.
lmous reptiles, | would not condescend to
notice them | challenge them and all their
thItvlSh croWd.to show one dishonest act against
me IN all my life. have lived ever since
was eleven years old, within the bounds ot30
miles Of where now live and am now two
score and near seven years old, and the old set
tiers know me. This fellow Adams who is
our senator aud represents large minority Of
this senatorial district and as conceive misre-
presenting honest people, sWinll,d me oct o. six
or seven hundred dollars aud istgyine 10 swim
die me out ola few hua lrei more by denying
his own reccipts-aHd offered to fee man to
help him out IN his lew, mean ana anlerhaHt
ed tricks to bully me into silence but the jn!i
vidull who he wished TO hire 10 aSsassinate me,
was too much ola gentleman to be bribed by
any such meFcrnarv wretch, aud exposed the
whole mater Now fellow citizens leave il
with you to say, il il would no! be an aly1n-
tage to the country, il lie was married with two
smo'h crops "stitkto his heal' and turn,d
loose. JOSHUA TERRAL
ATiral 0fHe Cambria-- Cation NarLet.
3He royal mail steamship CamJfia, mr.
rived at East Boston on the afternoon of
Thursday, October second, thirteen days
from Liverpool, bringing out cighty-ihree
passengers, and London dates 10 10Th Sep
tember The budget of news is important
The cotton market was firm at our last
quotations. aud very large sales had been
made, averaging per week since last dates,
between 10000 and 10000 bales The
harvesting Of grain had been nearly over
before the late very rainy weather usually
attendant upon the equinox, had doue
much damage. Queen Victoria has re-
turn from Germany, and parliament was
till the 9th of Novcmher-- /
Mons Boyer Col'ard, writer aud orator /
IF much distinction in Paris, died on the /
ith Sept aged 50. A sou Of Mrs. Hemins /
las recently been appointed engineer on .
he Irish Great Western railroad. Some 1
Nillerites were entertaining immense lu-
licences at Exeter, by predicting that the
nj of the world would 'come or on the
10Th October A new line Of iron steam
hips will soon be started between Liver
,ool and New York. Quite an active
rade has been commenced in sending dai.
Y stock olthe Ayrshire breed 10 The United .
states. London dates Of the 18Th Sept.
INFORM us that the English dockyardS are
n great activity just now, converting old
ne-ofbatte ships aud irigale Into steam
uard ships, propelled by the screw. One
undred and thirty converted Jews recent
Y enrolled IN the army were bapised in
he river Volga, in the city of Saratof
hey Joined the Greek catholic church.
n France, they were in great anxiety 10 {
ear what had happened between the u.
jal.s aud Mexico on the Texan borders. {
'he general opinion was, that Mexico {
ould be crushed in one blow, ifShe ven {
Ired a brush with the U. States troops. S
ne great steamship British Queen was q
I'D at Antwerp, al auction, for 23S, 900 q
Ilss. IN Spain an insareciion was re- d
nlly attempted at Madrid: one Of \
.er was killed and several persons wouu- i
H. Rouge, the Srlfstylcd "rcformer"
rs arrested az Breslau Oh his way to q
ieg n preach The p,pe's health is il
al a. .fs4fsuf.fr r-,1, Al 81, ..,-.f.H, z-..-