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and internedafe Paces. Two Daily
Lines each way, a. follows
For Passengen-The new, fast and commooious asan-
boat ST. NICHOLAS Capt ALEXANDER II. ScHULrI, VIII
leave tho foot Of Dusnestreef daily Sunday excspted
bali past o'clock, A. NJ and O'Clock r. NJ. Through N
I've hours Returning the cars will leave Mddetown ct
A. VI. and half past P. NJ.
For Freght-A baFe will leave every afternoon u
ococa Sundays excepted freight will be received
after that hour Shippers hereby notified that tho mans
Of the consgnee and depot station wers goods b
e must be distinctly marked upon esch article otherwe
hey Will not he received.
Forsdrber particulars inquire of. Van Rsnsssissr ago.,
corner OF Duane and West streets
II. c. SEYMOUR, superintspdsnI
New York, April let, lS45
~ Stages from addetown daily IN connection wild
the afternoon line Bioomngburgh. Wursboro Monticello,
Mount Pleasant Binghamson, O~ego, Port Jervis HonsS
dale, Carbonate, nc.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Dunda6, Most,
rose Friendsvile. Lenox. Brooklyn. &c. nS1
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q. FOR sALE-One new three story House No. no
La Seventh street Decatur Place between Avenues and
~-~ C. near TompSins PARK. The house Is finished In
modern style, with mahogany doors plated mounngs, mar
~, mante- CRATES throughout IA bath room In 81
sorry fountain and shrbery IN yard nc Two thirds OF the
purchase money remain bond and mortgage for three
years. Apply at i5l Fullonsireet
yIor GLENN, ROGERS CO.
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a.9tsfzz3r BURGH--FARE 50.-L Landing Il Van Coun.
lands Dock, (Peekskil,) West Point COD
Spring, Cornwall, Newburgh, Fishkill and Hamburg.
The new and fast steamer EUREKA, Captain va
DINE TRUEspELL leaves the foot of Barclay street. daily
Sundays excepted) at p. NJ Leaves Poughkcepsis 4
past A. Nj.
For fregh, passage inquire Of the Captain, board
- r. J. HALL, Agent, at the Office The wharf jels
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vilbert, Warren c.
Wall, Benjamin b.
Nolkmer. Henry,Jr
Vance, William
Van Nostrand, Aert
Valtellima, Signor
Nanname, Mr..
Vanranssalaer, Ste
pheu Ir.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22
Administrator,s Notice.

" all persons interested IN The real
estHte belonging TO the estate Of
Jonathan Raw, deceased.
TAKE NOTICE, that at the November
term next OF The Probate Count of snid
county, | will apply for an order to sell
the west hall northeast quarter, and west
balftoulh-east quarter, and east half south
west quarter OF section 6, in township ID
OF range east, lortbo purpose Of paying
The debts of SAID estate, when and where
you can attend and sbew cause TO the con.
trarys JOSEPH RAY, admir-
Of estate Of Jonathan Ray, decd.
September 10, lSfj 30-0l
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22
VIM. 2. BoLE. Clerk.
Executnr,s Sale.

\ N obedience 10 an order Of ibo Probate
court of Carroll county, We viii oner
for sale to the highest bidder, 90 credit
of IL months, at tho Cour-housa door 10
the town Of Corroltpu, on Saturday me
Isl day Of NopemJer aert, The wesl hplf
south cast quarter, and cast half south
west quarter section ID; and east half
north east quarter section "a, township
10, range 8 east; and west half northwest
qnrier section lo; and west half north
sesi quarter section 10, township 10,
rlngr 9 east - belonging 10 the estate Of
James ID. McLean, ond will bo sold for the
purpose OF making distribution amongst
the legstees Of said estate. Bond and
good security will 10 required Of the pur-
baser. II. X. McLEAN,l 80.
q, d. MeLEAN.i ~ '''
Sept ~. ls45 1l-tda
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22
COTTON MARKET.
NEW Oh1RANs. OF tx. IL.

New OKIEANs, Oct. Is, 1915
| Oar last Saturdays report lelt the Cnl
ton mnrkcI very firm al The advance d rate,
then quoted, and we noticed The increased
claims OF holders as principal reason OF
the rather limited Transactions ON The clos.
ing day. On Sunday morning the Euro.
pean advices per Cambria, winch had been
looked for with much interest, came 10
hand, The dates being from IIavre 10 The
10Th and from Liverpool 10 The J 9th uIti.
mo. Our publication Of Monday morning
gave full particulars of The confnercial in
iellIgence, aud we have only to remaik
here, that the advices, in regard to Cotton.
continue OF a favorable character, an al.
vance Of an IS of penny having been
realized since the departure of The preyi.
ous steamer, with business 10 far extent,
both Tor consumption and on speculation.
Inc immediate effect Of these adsices on
our own market was claim for fartaer
advance on The part Of holders, but buyers
did not readily aecede 10 their demands.
and the business of Monday only amount.
ed to some 500 bales. Yesterday, how
ever, the holders continuing firm, pur.
chasers came forward more freely, and
upwards of 5000 bales changed hands, at
rates which establish an advance OF about
IA OF cent upon our previous 6gnres,
and our quotations are altered according
ly. The total sales Of the three DAYS a
mount TO about 5000 bales, snd lie mar.
al ...st 4
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22
Yhc siatc "a SEississippi, /

j
Probate Couri, September Term, ls45.
n The matters Of the estate 0l Thomas
& ilogg, deceased: Ga opening The mat.
ters Of the petition Of Alm,ra Hogg, gunr-
dian Of the infant heir. OF Thamis II )gg,
deceased--lt was ordered, adiu3ged and
decreed by the ceurr, that all persons in.
tcrested in the following lands to-wit: west
half OF northeast qaaaar of Section 35 !;
west halt north west quafter of Section
36; east hall ol north easl quarter Of See
ton %, all lying IN Township u, Range 0
East. aud all other lands and lenements
belongingtn % said Thomas 1ogg, deceased,
he and personally appear al a Probate
Court to be holden at he Coart.honse IN
the town nfGIcensboro' or the fourth Mon.
dat in November next, and show cause
why sand lands shall not bo sold for the pur.
pose Of distribution, sc.
Ordered by the Court, that publication
at this notice be made in the =" Mississippi
Democrat" and "Soulhen Rclormer" for
luity days.
A true copy from the minutes
Auest, THO: N. DAVIS, Clerk.
Oct. s, 1915. 43 81
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

a AF Choctaw county, Mi, on
R ~ y Tuesday the 26th OF Az.
A<Y gust last, a negro man WHO
pN/ calls himself ELM, and SAYS
'7@@s he belongs Benjamin S. Kicks
Of Madison county, Mi, from whom be
ran away some lwo or three weeks since
Said boy is about 80 or 40 years Of age,
dark complexion, rather Thin visage, 5 ieet
& or inches highs had on when commit.
ted an old white fur hal, brown jeans
roundabout, coat and pants, The pants much
worn. The owner Of said boy is hereby
notified TO come forward, prpye property,
pay charges and take him away, or he will
be deal with as the law dIreris.
EDW'D JOHNSON, Sd,Ga and
pit. Z, lS45.--39 JGiier G. g.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

! " me state of HississiPW, at CUfoHton.
Archibald Robinson Bill ron DroRcr,
slroh T. Robinson. D. ls45.
III NlllS day came tho complainant, by
n his Solicitor, and il appearing 10
the satisfaction Of the Count that the de-
lendaui is a nonresident Of the Slaio og
Mississippi, The same having been daily
proyen--H is ordered by he Court, That
publication OF The pendency Of this bill DO
made weekly for three successive months
IN the " Mississippi Democrai,n newspa-
per published 10 the town Of Carrolon,
ia the county of Carroll IL this State, that
mass the snid defendant shall enter her
appearance Mt The next Term of this Court,
and plead, answer, or demur to the COM
painants bill, the same will be sci down
for hearing on tho ihcts charged 10 The bill,
aud decree passed in tho same mpuner
as if The defendant had appeared aud was
present in the Court.
Issaed on he 18Th day Of June, A. D.
ls45.
A true copy from the minutes:
WIN. =. BOLE, Cierk.
July l6. I645. 3l-I3t
cnEvIs DAVIDSON, p. a.
The bill charges lint complainant IN
iermarred with defendant in hlabamp. in
March lS4l ihat ihev rtmrcd 10 Mis-
sissippi in October. 1912; thai they hnve
lived in Mississippi from that time uniil 4th
May. 1915 that they lived together as
man and wife until shortly before The filing
OF this bill; that The defendant has had Two
the fruits Of the mnrriege; that
col no property Wy The mar
rage; That the defendant committed adult
icty with ono James Crnig. on The 7ih Of
April, lS45, and frequently before from the
Isl Of December, lh44, until Tint lime. -.
Prays for divorce from the bonds oi ms-
lfimony, for possession nf the children,
Tor order Of pubIiruiion, md decree upon
pro confssso. If bill not answered hy ncxt
Term Of Court.
VIM. y. BOLE. Clerk.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22
AAnlinisiralor,s A NOTICE.

NHO oil persons interested ia the estate
III Of Elizabeth Bradley, decchscd:
TARE NOTICE, ihn al the November
term next Of the Probate Court of Carroll
county, will present my account for find
settlement and allowance az administrator
cf sad estate, and hsk TO be discliarueJ.
JAMES o. BRADLEY, Adm'r
If estaie Of Eiiaabctb BradleB. dcc'd.
Sspiembgr 10, Iefs sfA '2Dl6t
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22
y. D. LEFLvMas,
Receiving, Forwarding Commission Merchant

LEFLoRE, (YAzoo RIvLR
NJ EEPS constantly on hand lnr0c
IN supply Of Baagiug and Rope. Ba
con, Lard, Flour, Sugar anG Coffee, Salt,
Iron, Cosings, Mails, Negro Shocs, Bian-
kets, Jeans and Linssy@. Also a general
assortment Of DRY GOODS.
| sm always prepared 10 make liberal
CAsn advances on Coil,n Stored with me,
OF purchase Of tho highest market price.
Sept. Is, lR4J. 10.Gm
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

y FINE OLD ENcLIsn GENTLEMEN. The
'm'sdelphia Spiritof The Times says:
y has been recently usccriained in
nng'and that the inmates Of some Of their
sO'knouses, employed in crushing the
Sues OF horses and other animals, have
! Sssn 4 N The habit Of eating the grisilc up
%mem ~ to satisfy their hunger. 8N
( 'nese arc the pecpIe ihaI eat horse gris-
wv home, so that they mny send out
Missionaries I abroad; fog ibe Chinese into
%eeatng Of opium, and cul The ihroats Of
J'oasands Of the hea,hen, iLat they may
sa,''s'lan'se =, filiies. ltIsa new and some
'ua' oud edition Of christianity"
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

ARRIVAL OF THE CAMRRIA- - III,
Steam Ship Cambria arrived 1T Boston OF
The I'd instant, bringing Liverpool dates /,
the l9ih, and London 10 The 18Th Sept.
The" Poialorot" has infected the crops
both IN England und Europe In Belg,.
um, the malady resulted 10 distressing
loss of the crop,
The Railroad mania continues ~ rage
70 unabated strength, both in England and
France. TO build the railroads now 10
progress of erection, or projected, will re-
quire capital Of more than three hundred
millions of dollars.
The Queen has returned from her Ger.
man tour.
The present excited state Of affairs in
the United States, growing out Of the
Mexican dispute, and the feeling which,
Tor no wise or pacific purpose, has been
evoked there to prevent speedy and sat.
islactofy adjustment of The Oregon que.
tlon--these combined causes are said 10
have determined The Government 10 in.
crease materially our force in Canl da and
the North American colonies Such is
the current rumor of the day.
London Times.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22
ADMINISTRATOR Notice.

q ETTERS lesiamentatN on the es.
N 4 tate Of Charles Murhead, deeeas
ed, having been granted to lhe undelsign-
Cd b, the Probate Court OF Choclaw coun.
", Mississippi, at the Janulry term there.
Of 1915, tins is to notify oil persons hav.
ing Claims against said estate, 10 exhibit
the same within The time limited by law, or
they viii be forever barred.
JAMES A. PEOPLES, Adm'r,
CAT!lARlNE MtliRllEAD, Ada'r.
Octobar II, lS45 4i-Gt
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

Committed lo iI,e inil

N nF Carroll county, Mi, on
A/O Tuesday the ooh instant.
I'M negro man who calls himself
RN FELIX. and saws he belongs
to John Step, of Pickins coun.
ty, Ala Said boy is about 30 or 35 years
Of age, heavy set, large wbisker, aud had
on when committed, brown Jeans cont
and cplion pants, very ragged. and white
wool hat. The owner Of said boy is here.
by notified 10 come forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges lake him awa,, or he
will he dealt with a. the Inv directs.
7. 5. GRlDER, Tailor G, G..
Oct 90, ls45. 45~f
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

MT Hoyt has made affidavit before the
grand Jury in New York that the private
.euers published by Mckenzie in bis lae
Pamphlet were stolen from hin. Its nov
probable that an Indictment will be found
aea'nsi him, aud that he will be required
Y Y explain satisfactorily how he came BY
his crime.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

EVERY THING FOR THE cAUsE-NoTH
ING FOR MEN.--This good old denocraIic
motto should be strongly impressed upon
every democrat--now and always. Mi
that we think il 10 mean that no attention
should be paid 10 men; on the contrary,
every attention should be paid and everv
effort made to have good and true ones
nominated as the candidates Of the party
but, when the nominations nre once
made, then all individual preferences should
end, and The friends of all those who are
unsuccessful In The primary contest should
unite heart and hand in their Efforts 10
elect the nominees OF the party. This is
the only mode 10 obtain success. This is
the only way in which political brethren
should act. Ii to serve The selfish purposes
Of one or few individuals, or through the
excitement of the hour, number Of mem.
bers Of the party have been induced 10
separate themselves from il, every effjrt
should be made to alay the feelings of
dissatisfaction and inacton, and the mode
rate and well disposed -those who are not
exciled-should use their exertions to have
such differences settled Happily there
are but few such cases in the party This
year; but few as there are, they should be
arranged without delay. The Democrat.
ic party cannot afford TO lose their Sena-
tors or members Of the House OF Repre-.
senalives, nor will il be gratifying to any
democratic district, after the election, to
find itself represented by uhig, when
this night have been prevented by llltle
yielding of prejudice or passion, on the
one hand-or of overbearng disposition,
perhaps, on the other.
There is another weakness, il
might be denominated--on The part OF
some democrats, whlchtends to the defeat
Of democratic candidates even oflenerI
than that Of which we have been con-
demning, though not apparently fragrant;
we mean the voting directly Tor some of
the opposing candidates through personal
acquaintance, friendship, or some such
cause. Thus one democrat will vote for
one of those candidates, another for an.
other, and through this amiabe weakness,
in close coatesls, our opponents are elect
ed 10 Office. No enemy of the Demo.
cratic party ever votes for democrat,
no matter if he were even a brother.--
Should democrats do more? We hope,
therefore that our democratic friends eve
ry where wilIselect good and popular can
Gidates, and that when selected all will
vote for and give them hearty support;
this is the way TO ensure success.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

STATE TAxEs.-The Auditor has 20.
liiely furnished US with The assessment Tor
The year 1915. 1t amounts to S4l3,772
81. Other sources OF revenue estimated
AZ S@u,pUU' MiS'pn.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22
Admi..istratriA,s Notice.

NNO allpcrsaus interested inihe est te
Of Fowler Thpmps d, dcreased:
TAKE NoricE--That al the Dec NIL er
Term nexl, % The Pn,biu c Yrl & CIR
roIl county. ! will present ny acrount for
allowance and inal sciIlemen, as Admin.
is,ralrix oi said estate.
MARY BRONTE.
Oct %, ls45 45-6i
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22
Administra lOr's Notice.

IN ETTERS Of administration having
been granted TO the upderpigned, BY
lhe Probate Court Of Carroll county, at
rhe September term, l545, thereof. OF ihe
estate Of William G. Davis, deceased. ali
persons having claims against 4aid cr'aIe
are notified " present lheio, duly aiuhen-
tica'ed, within The Tins prescribed W NV,
or they will be forever barred.
sos AMOS HOLMAN, Admr
N QfMe estafc Of IVm. g. Dapis, drc'I,
September 10. le4j aY-6t
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

Robert Ovens Worlds Convention 10
New York is ia full blast,
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22
@. %. WOODMAN,
v1cKsBURG,
%. %. WOODMAlN 81 60.

YAZoo CITY,
Wholesale 4 Retail Druggists and Booksellers,
HhEALERS in PAINS, Oils, Window
y Glass; Drugs, Medicines and Che.
meals; School, Law, Medical and Miscel.
oneous Books, Paper and Stationery,
= Country merchants, Druggists, PLY.
-icians, Planters and Teachers supplied
With pure and genuine articles on as good
terms as in New Orleans.
August @, lS41. 6m
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

FLORIDA PoLIriCs. = We see in the
FlolldIan, that it is urged as an objection
against Mr., Cabell, candidate for Con.
gress, that he voted against The following
proposition 10 the Constitution of Florida:
No person who denies the being of a
God, or a future state OF rewards and
punlsbmenls, shall hold any Office in the
civil department of this Stale"-which
proposition was rejected in The convention
by avole of II IN its favor TO 34 against il
So far from this being ground of oh.
lection, we think il should certainly ope-
rate in his favor; il is certainly an indica.
llon OF good sense and sound Judgment -
In this glorious land OF liberty and equal
rights, no man has right 10 dictate wbai
his fellows shall believe. In these United
States, where the Government is prohibit
ed from making any law respecting an es
labllshment Of Religion, we DO not like r.
see constitution of sovereign Slate.
made religious confeS ion of faitt. and
compel mao 10 consent 10 sentiment
that, perhaps he does not believe in his
heart. On the same grounds, we Object
to prohibiting any person form holding Of
hce on account of their calhng-stIeh rs
ministers Of The gospels which
we lhlnk defect in the consiuions of
some of the STATES Of this Union. We
know no man. only as citizeu, aud we
care not what his calling may be, If il be
an honest one. Winston Banner.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

Divisions ~ THE DEMocRANIc RANKS.
In many of the counties the success Of
the democratic cause is endangered by
divisions in The democraic ranks. We
have before US letter from democrat,
who has traversed large portion of The
State, from which we make the following
extract:
Il find much division among the demo.
Gratis east of Pearl river They are divi-
ded in every county--having manv aspi-
rants for the Legislature. In Neshoha
county, there are three democrats and one
whig running. OF course. if our friends
do not unite, the whig will be elected. In
Newton county, there are three democrats
and tro wings running. ln Scott, two de
mocrats are running--no whig as vet
In Kemper, Lauderdale, Clarke and Jas.
per, our friends are much divided, and we
may have whig fiom each Of those coun
lies. In Atlala, you are aware, there are
three democrats and one whig running
You should warn our friends against the
danger of divisions, and urge them to
compromise their differences. Wing can.
dldates are trying to get democratic votes.
by pledging themselves 10 vote the will of
The counties, Tor United States Senator
They say nothing about the election Of
Printer, etc., etc. OF course such larks
would vote against you"
We give the concluding sentence in the
foregoing extract, not because our person
al interest may possibly oe involved, bul
in order to remind the democrats Of those
counties where divisions exist, that aItho'
awhig may vote The will Of the county for
Senator, many other important issues will
be presented for the action Of representa-
tves on which they cannot be considered
sale, Can il be possible, that our friends,
IN many Of the counties, will let personal
considerations jeopardlze the interests Of
lhe democratic causep We trusi not. 1t
lsnot too late to correct these miserable |
dlssentions. The motto Of every true de
mOcrat should be, "Union, harmony,
concession, every thing for The CAUSE,
nothing for MEN" Let county conSen-
lions DO held, and mutual concessions be
made, and all will be well. These divi-
SONS are shameful. All true democrats
should set their faces against them. The
man who will not yieldto insure the sue
psss Of The CAUSE is not worthy OF support.
MissiSSippian.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

"A LIST OF LETTERS remaining
IA IN the Po.t.Ollice at Carrolllon on
the lst day of October ls45.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

DLANKss = Alsgn alo's Snma,aIis
Md and Executions, and Consiabls's
Bonds, for sale al this oeiss 7.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22
District Chmmccry Court

0fhe State Of Mississippi, al Carollton.
Archibald Robinson } Bill FOR DvoRcE,
rs. 10 June fayn. "A
Slrah T.. Robinson y u. lS15.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-18
Trust Sale.

hsY virlue Of a Deed Of Trust execute,
TO me by David Dannelly and .Jand
DanEe'ly, Wa West, Maria West, A. Mn
a Casey, Mary 2 Casey, on The I4h Of
February ls42, to secure the payment, Of
cram oeois therein mentioned. / will pro.
eea 70 sell to The highest bidder for cash,
II Inc Town Of Salem, Tlppah County Mss
Tn he i5th day OF April meet,
q certain Negro woman hy the name Of
MAMMA, 10 satisfaction ofsad debts sns.
'itied IN said Deed of Trust. The sb9ye
Deed % Trust Is q record in The County Of
hPpah-Ihe lille 10 sald negro is believed
. be good, yet shall only convey such
li'e as is vested IN ne bv said deed of,ru.,.
ID d. WRIGHT. Trustee
ocfr. 4lh i8i4-47- Gm
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OF THE
RIPLEY ADVERTTSE Err.
THIRD VOLt NE.

I
The undersigned appeals in a most earnes
manner, to those who desire to see a Newspaper
sustained in this place, TO aid him in cx endin.
the circulation ofthe Ripley Advertiser. w
desire to be plain: unless our paperis better
P'ir nizei than IT has been, it must 20 down.
The existing political contest is now over
James h. Polk is in al human probability elso
ted President of the United States. If thc nets
o. Is admnstra ion are such as to command
on appreciation, we shall unhesitatingly sup.
port them. 8ut we frankly confess, that from
his former professions, and what we conceive TO
be the tendency OF the doctrines of the party
that have elevated him to power. we have lit
lie hopes Of being able to give cur sanction to
measures that may be expected TO follow his
election.
We shall endeavor to publish an entcra in.
ng family newspaper, and we confidently RELY
'pon those of our citizens, of all parties, who
re willing to support such paper in their own
onrty to give US their support
TIE iNS.--S2 80 ifpad in advance, or 90 |
/ lot paid in advance.
J. +. FORD,
Publisher and Proprietor