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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05
MR.. SAMUEL ROTHKOPE,
NATIVE Of Lyons, in France,l
OP E r A I 0 II OF CO r S,
NJ INV CV,D ET,T

ll first hand cutting Coms begs
public that he will undertake cxpae Cos whether in the
share Of Onions Eagles Eyes, from between the any
other cslostices, well ncamaed nails by the simple
formed minutes without the PAIN danger Of
ing the toe.
much from all other operations Of this kind the Corn taken
from the root After the operation the patient
d from 0ersed have the ssti.action to
tion will be performed Mr. residence Patients attended
their residence il required.
Ladies and Gentlemen will find at Mr. Rohkopes residence
book containing thousands Of certificates from the highest
by well from the distinguished medical gentlemen
in Europe whom he operated their greatest satisfaction
ma Nee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

nOCTOR JOHNBON, II Duane street, so well known @
- Of Syphlitic diseases the most successful
Destructive .d ALMOST upp.naEeabe malsdy is still 70 be
legally practice Physic and surgehst he
knowledge Of general disease superior Of
Of every variety Of Disease and
only from every part the United States but they from
Indies and Canada GOO patients
take this method Of and the coun
their disease Every undertake make charge
No how long you may have elect Structure Ulcer.
bones Of the legs viii and cure you if your case eurs'
aoss brought BY habit INDUCED in by young
have paid much attention the treatment Of this malady Many
unfortunate Of this has experienced my
selutary treatment Dyspsa weakness Of the limbs and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect fogetanes paptaoa OF
plant If my directions followed guarantee cure Post
letters with Of containing 50 FOR advice at
tended With the exception OF Dr. Cooper, Of u Duane
Pr johnson Of Duane street the only regular educated
Im&rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

JACKSON, STACY q SMITH,
M ANUFACTURERs AND IMPORTERS Of Pen, Pock.
M and Table Cutlery Razors Scissors Files, Saws Tools
and other descriptions Of Sheffield Goods,
jasl 3m*m No i6 PLATT STREET, Up Stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05
GENTLEMEN'S SPRING FASHION


THE SUBSCRIBERS have received by late arrivals from
hir Agents in Paris and London their Of rich
&C. Their assortment the above articles have been selected
but the be found this city The
Subscribers devote attention the manufacturing Of Gem
them after the mOst French method suit he
pended on only the beauty Of fnh but for their
durability senior Of the firm having been for the
knowledge only the science Of cutting but i the quality
vantage and to our patrons Fashionable and well
finished garment Our of under Of all de-
Cars Linen Collars and Dres. 'FRONT.': Stocks. Stock Tie.
found worthy the attention Of all who viii favor with
visit the old establishment Of
PARSELLs & AGATE.
NJ BP A. continue the manufacture Of their celebrated
Elastic Shoulder, Brace and Riding Belts.
m oh 273 Broadway. corner of Plaza.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05
FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON

IN business pleasure be accommodated during their
stay with pleasant and desirable home the house Of
lady Of espectaby where they will with attention
Apartments with private tables i preferred ApplyM
"a BURTON CRESCENT,
a26 lm*rc E,uston Suuare, London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

TyHE SOCIAL INSTITUTE now completed ready Tor the
reception Of pupils is situated in Shrewsbury three miles
from the celebrated Watering PLACE. four miles from Red Bank
hexe steamers ply daily the foot Of Fulton II 10
calculated give sound practical education qualify he stu
Terms er $780, including all ncdenas except beds
and stationery. .
female Circulars and interview with the teacher may be had
at 1871 Nassau a12 im*m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

TO CARPENTERS, CHAIR MAKERS, Cab
NET MAKERS, &c. &c.
IA TO LET-A row Of Brick Lofts, or Shops suitabl
E: for Carpenters, Chair Makers, Cabinet Makers &c. Sc
Hudson streets. Possession be had Immediately.
Also, to Let three four Brick Stables with Lofts &c.,
tho of No 20 Sullivan street. near Grand street
Apply at No. IFS Hudson street 40 Gtsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05


Yet delicate as roses when they dip
Their odorous blossoms in tho morning dew.
There beam the eyes, twin stars Of living blue,
Half shaded by tho curs of glossy hair
That turn to gold in the VESTS golden glare
There were other bellies there, whose number is
legion and 10 repeat their names only would take
up column of the Herald; and therefore shall re-
frain, but refrain only because if | were 10 begin
detailing the different beauties should NOT know
where TO stop. Dancing commenced Immediately
after the coronation, and the coton the polka, the
waltz, and the gallop followed one another in quick
succession There was no lack of gentlemen both
gallant and attentive, and the dear ladies' were no.
wise oath to show off their beautiful figures in the
may windings OF the dance. So anxious too were the
gentlemen to dance, that II was no unusual thing for
ladies TO be engaged seven, eight and nine sets
ahead. Only think OF that and then think of the
perfect abandon with which all present gave them
selves up to the enjoyment OF the hour II was com
Pete democratic concern,-no aristocracy at ALL but
the arisocracy OF beauty. and refinement and grace
fuiness Every one went IN for the largest possible
amount oil enjoyment and so far as my Judgment ex-
tends, they succeeded perfectly in making ga night
OF IT. such laughing, and joking, and dancing
and such 5ewichlng grace as many of the little
wiIac7 Gis'ayed IT, really treat to be there If
you danced, why there were plenty wiinp-if Won
could not, or would not dance why there were num-
chat and laugh, and enjoy yourself every one was in
the same VEIN Were you warm, YOU could cool
yourself down in the lower room. Were YOU tired
s sea yourself and was the order
obeyed; and this sketch1of happy May night. will
conclude, by quoting the last stanza Of the verses =,
May, by Jonathan Lawrence, Jr., as / commenced
with the first
" And let mo.too sweet May!
Let thy fond votary see,
As fade thy beauties, all the vanity
OF this worlds pomp; then teach that though decay
In his short winter, bury bcauty's frame,
In faircr worlds the soul shaft break his sway
Another spring shall bloom eternal and the same
-du rsUon. ARIxL.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30
Public Sale

WILL SELL to the highes, bidder
II at The residence of the late Cant
John ii. Tadlock, four miles west Of Blaek
tiawk, IN Carroll county, Mississippi. %
fhe lsh and l9M days Of Decen.Berr rsr,
one likely Negro man and woman. ana
their three children; one middle-ared
ma and woman; and a negro boz, : or
. years old
Also-iorty or fifty head Of cattle. 70
or lOO hogs, three yoke of oxen, OK wa
gon, &C.; FIVE large farm mules. and IN
horses; gin stand, nearly new; great
variety OF farming utensils; a complete
set of blacksuith's tools; one barouche
! ana harness, nearly new household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of beds
Oedsieads, secretary, &c. &c. Also. the
crop OF corn, millet. oats, fodder, and cot
Ion' and a great many other articles too
tedious 10 enumerate.
Terms cash-title good.
WM. HENRY,
by PATRICK HENRY, An'v IN fact.
July 81, 1915 a2oO,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30
de p DlIIek 3 RS
VEG B s

as Tue cheapest and mostapprOved FAM
| " medicine ever offered 10 the public -
iney are extremely mild in their opera.
'ion, neither causing sickness of the s,o.
mach, nor any unpleasant sensation in the
system, as is too frequently the case with
medicines given TO act upon the bowels
hence multitudeS, who have been un,ble
TO take other pills or preparations Of me.
dlcine, on account Of their nauseaiinp -.
fects, use these pills without the SLIGHTEST
dlsagreeable feelings.
by their manifest and sensible action
upon the chyle, which IS the fountain heal
OF health or disease, they nav Justly be
considered Universe! Med cine. and The
Complaints that come most directly under
their influence, and for which they are 81
particularly designed, are as follows
Bilious Fever, Fever and ASue. Dvspen-
sla' Liver Complaint, Sick Headache. Ea.
largement of the Spleen. Jaundice. Ash.
ma DroPsy, Rheumatism, Piles, Cholic.
hSwel and Summer Complaints, Female
y Destinations, Heartburn. Nausea, i 1 tI,ssi
Tongue, Distension Of the Stomach All
bowels, incIpient Diarrhea, Flatulence /
tdaoltual Cosiiveness, Loss Of Apneii,s
biolched or Sallow Complexion. and u All
cases OF TorPor of the Bowels. where =
.athartic or aperient medicine is needed
rs many of the above enumerated Dis
'ases come on imperceptibly, and become
ar adVanced in their progress before II
suspected that they exist in the system
Q one should expect, in such cases. tobe
once relieved entirely, but should COM.
e the Use Of the pills for a considerabl..
'hgth OF time. Full directions accom-
any each box, for tie use OF the nils
all these complaints for which tbeT az
commended. :
" a fresh supply just received and for c
lie by C. SrAxc1LI, -''' - c,
". Nj. STANsBURr,} CarroH,oa. :.
WV. SANDERS,
J. o. YoUNG & Co., Middleton
CHAs. KorPERL, ShongaIo,
J. V. STEEN. Greensboro.
J. SNYDER, Grenada.
d. on enquiry, may be found AZ all The Y
yns and villages in the State. =
July 30, 1855 % g.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

~ al persons Interested IL az. l.~.a.
= ana ienemeasz Of Wlllsars m. Tsws-
s seaJ' eeceAseds especially he wes, AZ
sun vs. quarter Seeti01 /, aaa nor.A.
eAss quarter OF Section ?. IA scwnsAis ia
Sanse 2, east; TAEE xorrcE. TIA, !. -
SEPTEMBER term aext Of the Prohase G.
q Sasron eounsy, I vii Apply e. !, -,
% sen sid land for the per1sse 81 -.
ing clothing, aid eaacasiew - -
heirs Of said deeease,I 80 -'s
wv. r. HARRIS. c..
July Is, 1915 =. :. -. : -
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30
HUI ii
AIass5sS ! S51 3;S :EssII5
4 WEE;


OF all the remedies ever discovered n,
inc safe, certain and effectual cure of n.
ASue and Fever, or Chills and Fev,r
none have more merited and received ~,
/ appreciation of the public than ,besa pm
Upwards OF eighty thousand boxes have
oeen sold, IN only six States, within The
last twelve months, and over 100000 bov
es OF these have been sold in the State ~
Alabama alone. The proprietor has M
yer known a single instance where ,bese
rms have tailed when used strictly aceorl.
ing to directions accompanying them. One
box OF these pills are generally suf;r;s,,,
TO cure two common cases of Ch1lS ana
Fever. '''S 1nO
II is not in the cure of Ague and Fa
yer, or Chills and Fever alorc tba, ,bsSs
Pills have acquired the immense ponuisr,-
w. bat It IS also from their intrinsic merits
IN the cure of Fevers of every descrspt;on
elbow lever, bilious, scarlet, typhus. per.
vous, and congestive Fevers, all WELD a
the powerful virtues of this medicine
L ne accompanying directions will expla;n
the mode OF treating the various kinds orI
|feVers, and when this medicine is used :
loreaAlns lever, the system is not Left
IN such debiiltated state as to reou;ra
two three, or four weeks time before !,
VIII DC aole TO gain strength enough for
the patent to attend to his business. as X
usually the case, by pursuing the common !.
and depletive course; but. an
The contrary, their efficacy is such as 10
correct the stomach and liver, witbout nro- 2
lucing any sensible effect upon the sxs-
en- SO that very soon after the feye,l
freaks, the patient is able 10 attend TO his ]
BUSINESS.
q A fresh supply Just received and for 4
ale by @. STANcILL, ! i
w. Nj. STANsBURr, corroi.o, !
VIM. SANDERS, !
: J. Q. You've u Co, Middleton. a
CHAs. KoPPERE. Shongalo. :
]. v. STEEN, Greenesboro, =
]. SNYDER, Grenada,
TO- on enquiry. may be found a. all the
WINS and villages in the State
July 80, 1916 as-en
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

I, JEFFERSON DAvIs-Six months moo VI
expressed The wish of this section Of the
, State to have Jefferson Davis on our mex
Congressional Ticket. Our wish has beer
grained; and triumph and satisfaction
rest on the countenance of every demo.
erat among US.
a native of our soil, free-hearted. O.
PEN manly, bold Mississippaan, and a
democrat to the core, he is destined 10 be
me pride and ornament of our state.
Inc circumstances under which he has
been nominated render his nomination a
double triumph, and exhibit Characters.
TIC iral' OF the man. Upon a minor oues.
ton OF state policy (the Briscoe Billy he
diners from large portion of the citizens
OF TINS part of the state; and, hat difference
ne had casually expressed. He was call.
ed upon anonymously to express himself
publicly on the point. 1t not BEING a
question in any way touching his accepta.
bllliy aS member of Congress (the station
TO which his friends were anxious 10 ad-
vance him)and the call being ANONYMOUS.
he might plausibility have entirely excus.
ed himself from replying; and mos: polif. |
cians, perhaps, under the circumstances.
believing as he did that his reply would in. |
evltably destroy his prospects, would have
remained silent. Not so with him. He
was determined that no charge should ev.
er apply to him that he had kept back his
opinions through policy; and under his in
structlons we, at this office, fastened our
press IN order that he should lay before the
Convention his views upou this question
winch ne thought would cause his defeat
But federation and harmony-the spirit of
casting aside minor and local considera.
hons for the sake of securing soundness
and honesty upon great national questions
ruled the hour; he was nominated-and
That by the votes of those differing with
him upon this point.
Doubly triumphant is the securing of
such man in public life. 1t is triumph
of straight forward frankness and honesty
over the Intriguing, non committalisn.
md dupllclty which we grieve to say has ,
90 much heretofore characterised our pub ,
ic men. ,
We bespeak for Mr. Davis the acqnain-
ance OF his glelow citizens. We onlv :
Vish HIM to be known in other parts of the /
tate as he Is at home; and we know that n
e VIII become every where else as much ]
eloved and esteegeed4ssss~i he IS here. {
Sentinel T
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30
= UtTps
[Sentinel.

LOOK OUT.--Counterfeit S5 GOLD Mic,
ces American coin, are in our cit1 IT.
are OF date '43, tolerably well done as 10
view; but very deficient in weight In
me base coin, the figure three Is Tins
D whlie on the genuine, the figure three
Is formed like the apothecary's SION
Tor drachm. On the base coin. there i
small just under the eagle; not in the
pure. In the base coin, too. there arc no
peIious dividing the words reading up-
"afds' from those reading downwards. and
no period after D., in the words give D ),
Vick. Sentinel.
The Democratic Convention which as.
'embled at Baton Rouge on Monday last
Isaac Johnson, of West Felici,
ma, tor Governor, and Trasimond Landry
u ascension, Tor Lieut.. Governor
- ". 0. Bulletin.
Inc Washington Union contrad;cts tho
umGr mat Mr. Packenham had proposed
nd Mr.. Buchanan accepted, the 49lb de-
rec OF latitude as the basis of a comnro.
use OF the British and American claims
} Oregon. o'"'''S
N L. Willis, of the New York Mirror
no was IN poor health when he sailed
i England In the Britannia, was suffer.
g seVerel y under brain fever in London
hen the Acadia sailed.
ne corner stone of the Capitol Of
E. ennesse' to be built at Nashville, was
' '"0 usual
Robert Dale Owen has been unani. !
'usiy nominated for reelection to Con. n
ess from the lst district of Indiana .
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

CoNTEMPTIBLE TYRArr ~
Hceo' IN our last, that the Texa. ~. no.
H m passed bill, reinstating Comn ngsess
MOO OF the Navy, in his late comr OaOr y.
ms bill, Jones has vetoed "inand.
Som. Moore, who has the confidence
S Sau admiration of the nation, has aIvav J
far 'n relentiessly prosecuted by Houston
a low W. cause that we could discover, exceDl
-" jealousy ofhis rising fame. He arbi.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

CHAIN OF MAGNETIC TELEGRApHs.-A
circular has been published by Mr.. Henry
O,Rellly, one of the agents for Morse;s
telegraph, in which is developed the grand
system of magnetic communication I TO be
established throughout the United States
connecting the Atlantic cities with the
valley Of the Mississippi and the Great
Lakes. The line will be completed ~
the Susquehanna at Harrisburg il Decem.
per and TO the Ohio river at Pittsburg and
wheeling in early spring at farthest.
!, We learn from an Albany paper that
Mr.. Geo. Z. Pomeroy or that CITY has con.
GUIDED an arrangement with the patentees
- I'M morses magnetic electric telegraph,
wnlch ensures The immediate establish.
w Of line between the cities Of New
! 81 o1k "a and Boston, by way of Springfield
anu New Haven. This will also secure
Ine early completion Of a line between
800 "'s fe'Oany. Ledger.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

ahhS q admsnis.ra,soa 49,
- oeen granted - The usderss-.,s -
me i-sooate CoaEt Of Chorssw - :.
me January term shercol. Iss5. - - -
sa,e 2, 1Essx GEzES, dsceas.s 49,.
: aeseey gssea o al persoas kaxss.-r..s....
as.'''ss ne estate q Sad deSease.l. 8 49,
seas saem uighIa tie tisne psesers...i II
'aws Or they vill - Esrexer aa-rra
LEE GREEN.
WI AcADAalS. -A@~rs
ef tAs estate - Jesse Grsra. d.
July Is, 1915 So.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

-s Al Noezy u SsPse1Sc-
~ ee2i. esssee ~ Ccsrt-Aasss ico- ~
"a g e@rrs,.sea. oetseea ii A. y.
- 2 -. ~ @ae<rsss=e,s. Trzs<ees S.
- s's'ess.a seSssaa = aswHsAiP n. cl
- , sas.- -. Preeeea - lease. - ~,
AssAess ksAaer. 81 - seru, - - -,
sccordisz e As. Al - ka..a 49,. :,
SD secfsea.
II. - SMITH. q HfcFrr1wrr
9. A. GRAVES 2. R0RSDN
+ LATHAM. T-u.sr~s
l4iy L. iss5 SIS
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

o Lkhs DISTRICT chtNcEzr corrr.
~ we are aaihorize1 - .r.o-.--
1919 Al /. hol-E as eau.lssass - -
s., ,setion q tfe eE-cs es Cl-.8 ia ~.
..,ns.sIy tsaFs, s'r a. alssE.zs 1850 u -
- p, tiolHes. CaFro,i Nal1easAa. g.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

HE METHODIST EPrscopAL CHURcH
A convocation of the Bishops was held
lately at New York. to take into oonside.
ration the action of the Louisville Con.
venton relative TO the question of seDa-
ration. Three of the Bishops, Andrew
Soule and IIamline,' were not present
The resolutions adopted are understood -
be full recognition of the separation
agreed upon at the late Louisville Con.
vention. as in accordance with the autbo.
rIty and action of the late General Con.
ference; and also, decision that ma
Iorliy OF every society on the border Con.
ferences have authority to determine bv
vote to which side of the line thew will be
attached, and the Bishops ATTENDING those
will act accordingly. A new
plan OF visitation has been agreed upon,
the jurisdiction over the Southern Conf
rences being regarded as terminated on
the part OF the Bishops adhering to the
North. nv
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

" "A Persess sarrext~i = - taa.1s
Il ss4 tesemens asls@<s "A NeIe.s.
sSeease@. eSeeeaaAy - sAe 49, half ssasA
s.Si s..ssieF. @s1 eas, - sezlA- ~ess qazr-
ter q Se<ssea d. 80 go Aasrne-.k -,
s'z>rssr Sseilea "a issasesp - razzs 5
e1ss. sa3 49, Aasf arrzA- 80 -.
Seenaa - 80 $50 ~ ssxsa - -,
ssr Se<iiaa -. asmnskksss u. 49, q -.
fAKx Nczscx. - q 10 So. -, -
eexs e - ProAs.s Cssrs 81 l,.r~..sl -
=, - - - ssF't - = s=sss p sel sasl
49, - - - = s.ss..-ssza1. -.
60 MeEE BAN. }
4. T. NcLEAN. E-&
Jziy - ISIS = -
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

TX "e are auihorized - 49,,
sotiN \ WILCOX. Ese III ~. -
: Sanetatr aar Dsstrset A.. ~ -
s,N'h Jssssei4l pisfrssl e t-s
q he are au'hosirra e. ,-----
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

~ 80 S.s1s - Nlrrsssz.r-=. - 60.
A'sA.aala S'ssasaa , R.lz roz Dsro.zr.
Sa=h Z Rslaaaea 6'ISss =
viz ey esze tie eou.fas-.-. 8v
Il - >e-eassr. sz8 4 $500 s,
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- = 1ra-Fess3e.s 81 ~ So -
-. t.e szne kasl-s leea 49,
fF.ss1-fs Is eg-se-r-s - - G. r..
E sf..ss---aa 81 sAe nee.A-s-x 81 -. ~ -,
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safAzne a. tse zexs te-n eftkfs c.
80 E-<ad. s1saer. O. &emzr !, - -
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a. eec-er F-sse1 Il ~. So -
= p t-s lete11t1at kz1 r-c<a-rl - -
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t-Atts eart1scN. -
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'az az vise al sh..-ssr - = -. -
{ ,als Al-s that ~ ss.-ss.ts.s -. -,
-i'lss-a- s4e tr---s 81 49, u.srrszss skas
assls-i - ~ FrePeEy - ~ a.r~
@sss al lAe &-Ee1.lass 5000 -
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pa. 49,, AID lreseesa,y sesrs FRA H.
: g nscs@>er. l>t1 zaI tAat Ene-
ass - 9lsorcs f-ez tAe 49, 81 -
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: ss-rs g Fee.scali-a. az2 teeree -
= ''asi.sss. e elli Ak szszessl ~ sext
"a 81 Cast
M r. BOIE Go.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

- we are authcrired % an-,..--.
A1lf-> COLLINS a. a rs-ls 49,. - ,E..a
>h-'id Of CarEo,l ssastg.
O. We ere auihorire3 =, .--...
Joan +. BEEDY = y es-.l5-a,,- -
Carroll counfv.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

+ Choctaw.county, Miss
A%O two negro men. one nar,
~ ed ALBERT, bright mui att,
N about % years cid. S fee ,'s 8 y.
.. inches high. had on. when I :,
committed, a domestic shirt bl1s "nen
and dFab hat; The other named ROW ms >
quite black, near the same age Of Alh a, =
? leet hlgh-has spasms occasionally. and
mas several scars on his thighs: had ~ rD :
domestic shirt, coarse cotton pants. ~ and !
palm hat. Both The negroes are rat aa9
slender made, and say they belong to sa.
n ~ Elllo'I, OF Lawrence county, Alaba.
ma, 4 or . miles east of IIickman,s snr;nas.
they are well acquainted with Thar n .Ssb'
'orhood) The owner is requested t.
'ome forward, prove property, nav charo.
e, and take them away, or they will be |
disposed of as the law directs =
ED 0N JOHNSON shf c. C.
'p'y oo' 1912 80
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

irarily set aside, during his administration
the verdict OF the court martial which -
vestigated all the charges against Moor y
ana nonorably acquitted him; and now
when me national congress has sought u
repair the long course of injustice to the =
young sailor, the petty tool Of Houston .
Jones is known to be, banks, like cur ~ ~
ms US, masters bidding, and has vetoed This
We hope the days are now over wban
! exas VIII be cursed by the rule Of such
malignant and besotted tyrants. Jones and
Houston both had better have trotted off
with Elliott, with whom they were so fond
of "coquetting." ISeut;oe 'vnu
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

I've are authorized 70 arnousce M
Attta> MONEY IS a candidate s,r
% ne oslee 81 Ireasareref Cassoll esaasv
~ We are authorized "a ,,,,.
JOIN Lott as a eaaasiase ssr c. -
safef al The Noxeaher Eleetssa.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-30

The tide of emigration TO Texas, this sea.
son. has already commenced; large mum.
bers pass through this place TO that conn
,ry' and from them we learn that the num-
Der that will go out this fall, will greatly
exceed that of any other year.
lArkansdS Intelhgencer, 2sh uh