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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
Administrators Notice.

NO all persons interested IN the rea
estate belonging 10 the estate Of
Jonathan Raw, deceased:
TAKE NOTICE, that at the November
term next of The Probate Cont of said
county, will apply for an order to sell
the west hall northeast quarter, and west
alf south east quarter, and east halfsouth-
west quarter of section 6, in township 20
OF range 4 east, for the purpose of paving
the debts of said estate. when and where
YOU can attend and shew cause to the con
trary. JOSEPH RAY, admir-
Of estate Of Jonathan Ray. deed
September 10, 1915 $685.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

MISSISSIPPI UEMocRAcY.-Th dem0c-
racy Of Mississippi have been more ahus-
ed than the democracy OF any other State
in the Union. Always sustaining ANDREW
JAcKsoN in his great struggle with the
monied power; supporting his successor,
the incompatible VAN B0REN, in his great
measure OF divorce of oank and State:
and afterwards avowing the doctrine Of the
repeal of bank charters, and proclaiminu
the repndiaiion of illegal contracts as the
right and duty of the people; then adyo
eating a strict compliance with the law of
contracts, when applied to corporations as
well as individuals; and still, maugre all
the contests in regard TO men, continuing
in the aseendent, have they not right 10
he proud of their principles and their po-
sition? They have. The success of the
party in this State, and the firm basis on
which its permanent aseendency is placed,
is the result of the bold avowal of princi.
pies by the press. Had halfway mea-
sures been adopted-had the councils of
timid men prevailed, the democratic flag in
Mississippi might now have been trailing
in the dust. The times were ripe for pro.
gression, and'the democracy of Mississippi
seized the occasion to make sure the helm
Of State 10 the true standard of principles
During the days of the bank mania in
the State, successive legislatures assem-.
bled--repeated contests took place, but
nothing was gained. The State remained
in a doubtful position, both parties battling
for supremacy. Now that the radical de-
mocracy has prevailed, there is no longer
a conflict; the laws are faithfully admins
tered, and the man of Toll feels his true
Importance in the country. The Misss.
sippian may well he proud Of his democ-
racy; and Of a tried champion OF his par
ty he may well say as the poet did Of the
! hero
-" Who, to upper light restored,
With that terrific sword
| Which yet he weds in suhterranean war,
Sfall lit his country's fame above the polar star y
MiSSiSSippi an
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
The state OF Ris~l~>ippi,

&HuCIAW 4 OLN44
Probate Court, September Term, A.
8 n the matters of the estate oi fhoma>
Hogg, deceased: On opening The mat
tiers of the petition of Amyra II q, guar
dian of the infant heirs of Thomas Hogg.
deceased-It was ordered, adlu ged and
decreed by the court, that all persons IN
tcrested in the following lands tn-wit: west
half of northeast quarter OF Section b;
west half north west quarter Of Section
So; east half of north east quarter of See
ton 30, all lying in Township n, Range 9
East. and all other lands aud tenements
belonging IL said Thomas Hoeg, deceased.
be and personally appear at a Probate
Court to be holden al the { courthouse in
the town of Greensboro OF the fourth Mon
dav in November next, and show cause
why said lands shall not be sud Tor the pur-
pose of distribution, &c.
Ordered by the Court, that publication
Of Ahis notice be made in the q" Miss >SiTp
Democrat" and "Southern Re!ormer" for
forty days.
A true copy from the minutes
Attest, THO: n. DAVIS, Clerk.
Oct. 5, 1915. IS Ct
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
NEWS BY TIE GREAT BRITAIN.

We have just received, by special ex-
press from our attentive correspondent at
Holiness Hole,connected with Col Hatch's
New Bedford Express, the Intelligence that
the British steamship Great Britain ar
rived at Holiness Hoea one o'clock yes
terday. with the loss of her foremast. II
will be recolleted that she was seen at
seven O'Clock yesterday morning, with
signals of distress hving, and firing signal
guns, within two miles OF the shore, to the
southwark of Long Point Light.
The Great Britain left Liverpool on the
9th ut. She has experienced very heavy
gales of wind for the last ten days, and
had run short of coal. The schooner Da.
vid Coffin, Of New Bedford, happened to
be in Holiness Hole, from Philadelphia,
with a cargo of coal, and. at dark, last
evening, was alongside the Great Britain,
supplying her with coal.
The Liverpool European Times says:
Now that circumstances render it pain
fully apparent, that supplies of food must
be had from some qiafter, all eyes are
turned across the Atlantic, and tears Pc
vail that the late orders which have been
sent to Canada will miss the season, and
arrive after the navigation of the St. Law
renee has been closed by the ice. Much
will, of course, depend upon the tilae
when the frost SETS in; and, if the weather
is favorable, there is little doubt that hand
some fortunes will be made by those who
have speculated LARGELY in ''bread stuffs. :
Whatever quantities may come from the
United States, will also find ready sale,
either in this country or on the continent
The recent accounts from the Union, re-
present the season as having been faVor
able for the grain crops. An opportunity
now exists, which rarely occurs, of send
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
COTTON MARKET.
New ORLEANs, Oct. 25, 1916

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 70, 1910.
CoTToN. the date our last report,
the Gotten market closed dull, at reduc-
ton of about an eighth of a cent, buyers
still declining to operate freely, being dis
posed to, await lthe arrival of later foreign
advices by the Great Britain, then fully
due. These accounts did not come to
hand until Thursday morning, and then
only TO partial extent, and as the mail
tailed yesterday beyond Richmond, the
operators on foreign account are still kept
in some degree in suspense by the non
receipt of their private correspondence.
The commercial intelligence, so far as re-
ceived, was published at length in our CO.
lums, yesterday, and we have only 10 re-
mark here that they are generally held to
be of an unfavorable character for cotton,
the principal adverse feature being the de-
ticiency in the quantity and quality of the
grain and other food crops, which is aseer
tanned to be more extensive than had been
anticipated. These accounts, coming up
on a previously dull and dropping market,
have quite unsettled the markit here, and
only about 100 bales have changed
hands during the past three days. In these
transactions the rates have been qnite ir
regular, and generally in favor Of hugers,
though in the present unsettled condition
OF the market we. leave quotations as be-
fore, remarking that they are little more
than nominal, as buyers claim still Iur.
Their considerable reduction. Under this
inactivity, the stock is fast accommodating,
the sales of the week having been scarce
ly 5000 bales, while the receipts in the
same time amount to about $4,000 bales.
liverpool Ciassif cation-Louisiana and Ms
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
AdministraIor,s Nof.cc.

FILTERS ieslame nt4ry ON the e
IL tate of Charles Mulrhead, deeeas
ed, having been granted 10 the undeTsign-
cd BY the Probate Court of Chociaw coun-
ty, Mississippi, at the January term there
of 1915, this is 10 notify oil persons hav
ing claims against said estate, 10 exhibit
the same within the time limited by law, OF
they will be forever barred.
JAMES A. PEOPLES, admir-,
CATHARINE MUIRuEAD, Adm'r-
Octob9r IL, lS45 ff-Gi
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

10 all persons interested in the estate
II of Fowler Thomps n, deceased:
TAKE NoTIcE-=That at the December
Term next, OF the Probate Court Of Car
roll county, | will present my account for
allowance and tinal settlement as AdmIn.
islratrix of said estate.
MARY BRONTE.
Oct. %, 1916. 1856
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
AdHninisfrator's Notice.

n W all persons interested IN the iands
and telements of John Davidson,
deceased, especially in the north half oil
east halt souih.wesl quarter. and south ha.f
west half southwest quarter of section
81, township 81, range east:--
TAKE NOTICE, That. at the November
term next of the Proha,e Court Of Carroll
county, we will apply for an order to sell
said land for the purpose of paving the
debts of said estate. when and where you
may attend and shew cause TO the contrary.
JAMES HEATH. 80
DAVID G. DAVIDSON, n'A' 70
Of estate of John Daridson. deed.
September 10, is45 $685.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
Committed to the Jail

NF Chociaw county, Mi, on
* ~ y Tuesday the 26th OF Au-
M~7 gust last, a negro man who
PH/ calls himself ELM, and say>
S11s-zs-zH0 nc belongs 70 Benjamin s RickS
of Madison county, Mi, hnm whom he
ran away some two or three weeks since
Said boy is about 81 or 40 wears of age,
dark complexion, rather thin visage, ) teet
& or inches high: had on when commit
ted an old white fur hat, brown Jeans
roundabout, coat and pants, the pants much
worn. The owner of said boy is hereby
notified to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away, or he viii
be dealt with as the law directs.
EDW'D JOHNSON. SA'f' and
pit. 7, lS45.-39 J'iier c e.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

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eears e Carrn cay. ~ 49, -
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purpese o. r.akiax Gsssrseussss AT z-->s
ne lesasses ef sal e~atr. S. 49,
sd secursfv w5r e r~Ss5re3 6 see r1r-
chaser. E-R- MeLEkN.i -
CD. McLEAN.A
Sept -. l>G5 4i-SS
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
!. ID. LEFLsDsE.
ReeeiVing, FOrWarding 4 Commission NIercha

1sOON1 U lHtI UIL1III
LEFLoRE, YAzoo RIVER
EEPS constantly on hand a large
N supply of Bagging and Rope, Ba
con, lard, Flour, Sugar and Coffee, Salt,
iron, Castings, Nails, Negro Shoes, Blan-
ke:s, Jeans and Linseys. Also general
assortment of DRY. GOODS. =
| am always prepared to make liberal
CASH advances on Cotton stored with me.
or purchase at the highest market price.
Septa 10, 1915. 40-6m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

10 al persons Interested n ne estate
u q Elizabeth B-adlsy. dersassds
TAKE NOTICE. that Al the Novsnker
tsrm next u the Probate Cosrt &C Carroll
county, viii present. my account So linsi
settlement and allowance as a1Ininisiraier
Of said state, and ak . Be discharges.
JAMES o. BRADLEY. Adm'r
Of estate Of Eli-ab<tk Bradiss. dse'&.
September 10, lS4s 3a-6s
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

ENlSSOLUTION.- The partnership of
SHATTUcK 81 VHITMoRE in the
practice OF the law, is dissolved by the re
mova of Judge Shaiuek from the State
Il WHITMORE, will continus the
% practice. Office at CarroHton.
September |, 1915. 3S-lf.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

CALlFoRNIA.-We have seen, says he
Washington Union, another letter from
New York. which concurs with the one
that as addressed to ourselves, and pub
lshed in the Union on Friday evening
This second letter also speaks with some
specification, which is not proper for us to
publish) of a scheme now projected to
make California independent of Mexico.
II says that "Americans and other TO-
reigners are connected with the move
ment. 1t is positively asserted that Eng.
land and France are to recognize and aid
in completing the design. upon the condi
ton that no connection or union is to be
formed with the United States"
This information is said to come from
a gentleman Of high standing and charac-
ter. Nor do we doubt the responsibility
of the source, though we cannot vouch FOR
the accuracy Of the information.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

FROM TEXAS. arrival Of the steam
ship Cincinnati places US in possession of
Galveston dates to the. 18th instant, and
corresponding dates from the interior.
But little interest was shown by the peo-
pie in the election of the 18Th. In Gal
weston, il is said, scarce more than half
the legal voles were polIed. The follow
ing returns are gwen:
Galveston. Annexation 270:-
against, l2l. For the new Constitution,
304; against. 80.
Houston.-For ann. 24l; against, a,
for Cons. 223; against, 5S.
Richmond. ION the BrdsSos. For ann.
r. against. 0; for the Cons. u; ag'nst. 0.
"A council had been held with the ca
manches, and that tribe protested great
friendship for the Texans.
The Western border already begins TO
feel the beneficial effects of Annexation,
and the presence of our troops. The town
of Victoria. so lately almost deserted, is
improving with unprecedented rapidty.-
The population of the town is now esiima.
ted at 900 A few months since it scarce
" amounted TO 200.
Two vessels arrived at Galveston on the
18th and 10Th, from Bremen, bringing 263
German emigrants.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
o. q. Wo0DuAN,
VtCEsECEC.
q. q. WOoDslAN a. 40.

TAEoo cry.
EAslsSals ! Retail srEzzass szs EseksrilgrS
hEALER> a Ps,sss. a.. Wi-i -
- Glass; De-. Mc,-lnr- sai C'hc-
utaalsi >chacl. Lzs. Ncscsi a. Mzscci-
iauecus Boeks- FsF~r srrl >iasseusrs.
=. ca41rrF us-cAzars. u -zt-f~. ftv-
stzaaS. Planters All Ts-rtErs sslp7l,el
us,A pure 49, g-aa-zc sFtsc1-s ca - 80
terms - IA Nee Nsrieans.
A-gzs: s. 10. ca
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

PoLIT1cs AND THE JuDIcIARY.--It locks
very much like wish to concentrate the
party on Judge Maury to see him, as lie
is, circuIatipg his address, in all the wing
papers, and 70 see those papers almost 81
multaneously, now, just on the eve OF the
election, ndiling extravag INT puffs Of his
ability, qualifications, etc. SeatI,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

4 IST OF LETTERS remaining 10 =
- Pos Dice a. Mil1.ssoa, Nj, O,ta-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

4 LIST OF LETTERS remaiaiar
a IN the P1~t-Off-e az Carrur-oa en-
the Isl dly Of Oci.ber 1915.
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOuRTEENTH STREET.
Let all the word say they can
For selling Prizes, STRkrToS's the man.

NO. S. SOUTH fOuRTEENTH STREET
Let al the say what they can
For selling Prizes, STRArToSs he man,
Drawn No. Of Alexandria Lottery Gas. 4 Japy %.
81 So ~ ~ 81 II &c 10 90 y Al
Drawn Nos OF Alexandria Lottery, No 81 Jan'y e5
~ u - 10 81 30 IS 20 - 81 So
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia Lottery, No L. Jan'y 9th
So IS IL 80 ~ 81 ~ 90 AZ 80 80
Half Ticket, Nos IL as, prize oi $500, sold and
paid by Strstton.
$4,000, 10000!
Va Lecseus No T. for honAay O'Clock Exchange
Capital. $4,000 0O10 5000, 10 Of 1000 10 OF 5o0
70 Nos IL drawn Whnles s. halves so; grs. I,2S.
$4,000, 5000
AeIandra No 81 extra for TUESDAY Capitals 10000 5000 1900
1865 Of 1000 OF 500, &c &c IS Nos drawn Whole. a
halves s;qrsI.
$4,000, 5OOOl
New Jersey No i9. "Wednesday Ca ,a. $40 Con 5ooo
sSoo 5000 10 Of 1900 1889 1000 &c IS Nos ~ drawn
Wholes S; halves asa; qrs les.
100000, 10000
Ahianda No s. for Thursday. Capitals ss0 ora
10000 1000 20 Of 1909, . OF 500 &c rs Nos dawn
who'es s. halves s,so qrs les.
S4UOU, 1000!
Va hononcaa No ), for Friday Exchange oeloeS-
CsPha- $780, 1000 $50 OF 3One ofeOo - Nos IL
avn wholes I; halves SO; or. IS cts
Sl2,UUO, $500!
Alexandra, No 81 Capitals SIC OOo soon
aoOO $500 1900 10 OF 1900 10 Of 500 drawn
WhoIes q halses = qrs D.
S35,295, 10000
Alexandria No drawing Sundays mail ready on
5000, 40 OF 1900. 30 Of 200 rs drawn whoes 10
halves S; qrs $50.
Buyers referred my Prires which are
at the Once, as proof Of what dom; every
craving continues TO Increase tie number
RJ orers for aekages certificates
Schemes. and all Lotteries. promptly attended TO- and
drawing when requested
Phase actress orders n srRATroN
Richmond. Va
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IENHE following New Works received so hours
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BY this days mail.
The Clipper Yacht o. Moloek the None, Lender, s. Lon,
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nnela Peers faiy Tales, by Uncle Peter; I2l e's
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hpEh Of The Seal or The Mysteries the
North; ron,nco NJ mems habits hearts No q raj e
The Dfop o. Booi the Msdens Rescue BY Chse. R,,v
D. author Of the Reclaimed Student The Doctor &C
Igl
fresh supply Of Edith Vernon &c
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Albert Hnmons or Tho ddsbipnsns stale ~ Land
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from he National Esfeiiiee.ee-.l
A CURE FOR WHOOPiEG COJJt;H
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GHSTtEMEN IN. bs.s,y Of oar,~ n, ,,,,,,.,,. q,
Tbs Na"asi fssshs<sses ukat nay ), \.
'"sefsi nc that most addressing tssasshs wsooys co.,rh
"a are probably ds<sse always b.s en- con
"isf'd seaai<, that viii tab. t,un< Of s
and that nothing bat ssk rsnaIos s.pees-d
10 docs opinion prevail that medical .dv,e. . 81
~ IN ans-s ossr diseases a6etoss sspevese,
~ the wsoopns Cough has however my god
hnr 70 become po-r.sed Of absolute REMEDY CtRA
TIVE OF this dlsa-> and a. Ought n, h. mn,
v-rsAhS hnoSa. Humanity dsuassd. a. ~
ey parent must become with
70 ms nmhy not much sseus which By
zoe wsy arr Of Health An IN.
esauy reports es> deaths every uont fom
uS nen- dses AFFECTS mt. ana
s'-o upon The parents. fof eight ~eekx
% ordinary duration of thu. d.ea,e tire.
'cuf mon'hs-is no>i fssoahe condition requiring
Wy ~eanst about nine weeks The remedy po-ss
oy cured TIE ci-ar The dis
befns symptoms daring AMER
the hs dos- My Medical why a, net MAX. public
"tahaoh . r-nedys-they unpEofe--ionai hep
have several reasons for keeping secret nj Mt Flint
ihs principal insf-dsnt ,uy
y o ohsr -.ofe IN the are- o the Mate ra
seea svey volatile kept active .re.pt IN ,h~
form IN which prspar. IL.
second can good why be entitled tn
e tenehi OF any discovery may Medn. a. wen "A In
n,py valuable remedy and terfor- the pubic
VIII cost but doiar for qua for one ut~pt
besides the expense Of transportation.
The remedy IN the form ora pleasant ehLren are
tond OF h-it can do harm any circumst,ne..
Although has been extensively IN or tl.
lew uah that have teen made the thai Al
eauany beneficial IN Cerr inn,uh summer complaint IN
Ch'on'e foms OF Group hha asTo- at.eton. NJ ,,-
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$4,000 Capital in the Virginia L-ebus Lottery. Csss
Drawn at IL O'Clock to-day Prizes s2oo0 10000 issO
10 of 1000 100 CISCO 10 OF 300 10 Of
$50 Of loo. &c Tickets sS-shares proportion.
Lottery for tomorrow.
$1,000 Capital the Ale indra
Drawing received at oeicck Prizes $1,000
1900 1850 1917 81 1000 10 OF Of $50 10 Of
900 20 OF $50 20 Of leo 900 Of O5 &C Tickets ST.
IL drawn.
Schemes for the week
wrnr'day, Jany 3Oh-ssO 600 5000 $500 sIi5 5000 &c
Tickets IS.
Thursday sIst-ssOoO5 10 600. 5000 sei5 90 ofIcO,
&C. Tckrtss5
Friday February r-sIOOO, 1885, $50 100 2of 800 &c Tick
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Saturday. end-sIs roo 5000 5000 $500 1900 &c
vckets 81
DO ana-sas.ss5, 10000 5000, 1000: a5oo &c
Tickets $40.
And to be drawn soon.
February s,h-sioOoO 1900 5000 5000 $500 3sss &c
Tickets go.
February I5h-ssoooo Is 600 Sooo $780, s!e7 5000 &c
Tickets $40.
February sad-sIoooo. $780, ssos so Of IOoO
&C. Tickets $40.
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