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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24
AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AIOk, 1890.
ssrJ,aAr OLD FAyORITE AND sIERLlSo KIM
i DY"-" ROWANUs IMPROVED IOSiC MIA
TIRE- for Fever and Ae.r No medicine, In any age
or cOuntry has with such universal
tc,ed against co4-fey by the written nsy~irs OF NJ
oroor-tor Joan r. Ro.aad the top Of each ooe u
nav be had 10 n full strength, genuinsness and purity a.
The or znsi inventors Office, a. No p North second suee
Phadel pia; Of IL D. Fay,~ General AkeaL NO 10 az
on-s Lamp storel Sun Buildings, New.forL lez omeod
CALyANIC RINGS and Magnetic fluid perfectly
" successful in Of Nervous Dlsess~s received oy
Steamer Great Bntan The genuine only be ootS ned
10 hts city Of Dr. Crcnbie's Agens pree Of Rings D.
God e. flsd, IS cenia B. d. sands - Fulton Gen.
ersl Azen For sac also a: rs Js Broadway, n East
Broadway 49, lig and % Fulton G1ions ~ Bowery
and Grand 10 Csinarne II Avenue d. corner OF linton and
D.yls,on-Mr. Hays, Brooklyn, rs Fulton 81
ARR lueodDss
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~ J. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor a.
Reading Room OF Tamnany Hal al ali hours OF it- day
and -vsnny '''"s"
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nouaLn AND sINoLE.AoTIoN HAhfs.

At 2sl Broadway, corner Broadway aud champ"' st,
n J. y. Baowss bcgs To inform the erie 81 msscsl
n.s and the public generally that he has removed bis show
rooms to premises and would cal their s,enu on
ID his excellent selection of Erandoi a"do cs 80 nae nd
Cream PATTERN of doubL< and action Hays con
suueled approved principles, wlh All ns mo
dern improvements OF London Add Pans ana un.qis oil IN
bnlnsbcy OF tone, touch, add PERFECTION OF mechanism
Psrcu ar care s taken til them for the estfenrs VI Gu.
mate country The opioons u ne hrs musical add
protest. this country and Europe suileien'
lest Of their superiority. Harps repaired, snDss. &c
J. r. BROWNE, Msxsr aud Importer, IRON
Erafd's,) LONDON,
al Brosdsay and IS Chamber.-sL Sew.Yorh.
~ lusodDxW. Established 1919.
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nOWNiNG'- OYSTERS excellent CONDITION.
~ The Ordinary wholesale prices vii D- sen' y ofoe
~ s.r,lie. Tb- -.m- .eni cooked required
GEO 7. DOWNING, 60 Broadway, near Al 81
NIB receive daily from my fslher lots Of shrewoury
~.r-r. 10 which invite Attention The sane served COOK
Il or raw together with woodcocx sn.pe and sof-sneI
crsba cooked " tie SouInern ssye- @"Am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24
HARPS.

IIANLEYs Improved double and single sciion haps
IlJs Hanley, the only pupil Of 3. Erad Of London and
Paris invites public attention. To his present variety Mcin-
ding .oms of lbe q. ocayes grand Ootho Harps spnddy
Snish-d with vibrating bases, NC 81 Anthouyst-
two doors from Broadway. itarps kfpaired 80 I'M
DROFEssOR OF MUslC.-Mr sARONi h.s mo
nonor b. announce To tho Musical Circles Of New fofk,
that he can receive limited number OF psps either at me
rooms No IG Leonsrdsl u lhsir own Residences :"
instruction In the whole any branch Of vccsi snh rsno
Muslc and the science Of Harmony. ~ Having DAD 'hS
sdy.staye OF personal instrc .ions from NJ Comsn hh
..f nrryious 10 hls DEATH Mr. saroni 10 prepared ~ I'M
psri To biz pupils knowledge OF The celebrated AolAn
Attachment - 10
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I'm ALL Irs VARIOUS BRANCHEs, taught complete
u "a Cherry slrees By Cap. ~ r. Hand, PfesacG ren
xs,oY aud Teacher for yesfa Surveysk ana
Of au kinds, With he matchmaker. seaAGV ~
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Boarding ano Rotels.

A SUIT or ROOMS handsomely furnished To let.
and sleeping communicating, With folding doors ard
pantres between with marble nantes and srnsr- 10 each
would prefer letting them to persons where the genie
would dine down there 10 no gentlemen or board
ers In the family Meals served In tho room nfequfeL--
Terms moderate Please apply Al ~ SAuLAyenue siages
No.. ,h. d,,os every nv. minutrs s2JJls
DOAkDING, South Brooklyn-A Lady and 6euii,insn
ID single Gentlemen be accommodated TOT no
winter with breakfast and dinner sundaysl IA PHI
vae family. Address South Brooklyn stthls ohiee
sl3
lDONRDfNt..-A gentleman aud lady, 90 w. single
ID gent emrn be accommodated win pleasant rooms
aud Board IN private gene- family by applying al oc
Broomc-st third block east II the B0NeTy. 80 ~
l>OAKDING.-Good Rooms, with comfortable accom-
ID modaions and board be- obtained at NJ 80 iind-
Est adjoining ST Lukes Church. The house has large
garden asched and is 10 every respect desirable summer
residence. e<@ lth''"-
DUAHDi Nt.-rrf,vns whining Doafd can bo &C, on'
ID modat-d with comfortable with The Use OF bsh
-, :, n, A R.rcl.v..t slx IL.
DOARD-A pleasant room ON the second hoof WIN
ID bed and pantry adjoining, to LEI Win boud Two
or three single gentleman also tie accommodated by APP
plying al 20 Widest References exchanged s5 ia"
vI,O LET-An unfurnshed Psror to single Oeniienan
Il with breakfast and tea II required There are no chi
df.n or Ia the house. anu 10 pleasantly situate, near
tie Parade Ground and GU Stage route Apply al no. i'i
McDougalsL 30"
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.nHEKT,s PATIENT Acuon po.lon

49, GlIHEkT'S PATENT Acu0n Boston
m@Rf1 4 sns Fofea -" Fof sweetness Of lope, 'of
Nieliescy VI expression and touch bf oofs
VI VI Ubllity u Workmanship, for standing long W
n. ana f,I every chaacerislc wiach comprlses hbs
hnislss Instrument Mr. Lemuei Gibers Pianos stand IN
,1g.I.a HENaY RusssLL."
Yor sale, wholesale and retail
Is Dawn J. SMITH HONANS. zs5 Broadway.
an JUST FINIsHED--E!sssnt shor Mols'nn
III tss al tho low prlcS OF ~ Iins Sans ,ut I,
err al e. Also elegant Imitation MolesAin Hats 20
md a. Is GEO. P. II BROWN, Practical Halter,
~iS1n. iB Canal e.
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m FALL FAsHIONs.-To d

IN FALL RAsHIONs.-To those who study ecoo-
Jul omy The subscriber In accordance with e times has
reduced superior limitation ho.eskln Has Oh fuf
Bsties % he extreme prcs Of tl2a The above 10 an
elrsnnt dress bar and will compare sdvsnta<soosy ~n
hss sod 10 This city u tzo and $500. Also constantly
manQfscuhng Far and Sik Hs, Of tho best qualify sss
psrern and a tss lowest city prices for cash
Au sssornsnl a colh Caps constantly On hsnd
NJ IA suy instance s does gvo PERFECT ssisar-
ron csn be fully Obtained by Fivsg infornssn o ts
subscriber. j. w. hLLLOoo, NO. ITO Ssnss'
ana lms
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B r I S T o w
Superior and Elessni Commerce.. system OF
WRITIN

Academy Is9 broadway, opposite John-st:
Air BRISTOW Finishing Wiring Master, IN announc-
wi tnS 10 RyrrRS 10 New YORK and The REOPESiSc Of
his Academy Room No. 8, A. l59 broadWay 70 resume
teaching bis admirable system OF renmsnsnp noe
fully informs The ladies' and gentlemen ofths city snd BROOK
Ism of his having made GREAT REDUCTION IN MS terms IN
order to render the benett OF h' Instructions win he
Nocompanr Cmoray -peaking) more general han that
OF BAD HAND This Is much - be pored 'ihce me 'ei
edy constantly al hand siAe 'isPLt' 'fttD' UNI
Ma Bssrow promises and GUARANTEES 70 ladies' and
gentlemen Il EyERY ACE ard capacity, 70 eonverl hr ~
worst wiring into BEAUTIFUL, fhtt' tLONlss eAic-
tou. and pleasing style VI psRnanshp executed In Al e
sanl of hand msnnes matter how 'sso or era-2ef Tue
in TWELVE EASY LESSONS
Exir. viii BE given free OF eha,sel required
through his process the study OF the verna morn
- Mr.. B. can be seen from 10 A NJ or from to P
sHssr.Essp .sasht BY Mr. FoR SALE, work short
b. Bookkeeping taught by double and single entry.
70 VISITORS in New-Yo,s take course Of writing
nI.BROw,. RIDING SCHOOL, No ~ Bow
D. Ia. he honor 10 announce that ii. School open daily for
Equestrian Tuition and e5 TER n siains
Is .sS. ~ % Moaih %
10 90 ''.''.' IS 90 10 DO 60
Single Lessons. go Snse Raes........-.. -
s-Hgaly trained snd qqist Horses, for The Road or
Parade. 20 81 ki LII,
/ Al Lessons or Rules paid for on eommencing
one hour allowed each Lesson or Ride IN the School
q On. bour and aalt Ia q Lesson the Road.
a Hours for LADIES' from A N. 10 z NJ
5 Hour FOR Gentlemen, from 10 NJ and 3 10 r NJ.
No reut-rsn admitted dar1g the hours appropriated
10 LADIES'.
card OF address requested previous TO eonirercns
r- -pemen keeping their Horses IN tbs establishment
viii have Zoe privilege OF riding Ihem IN the school Erss
sleu
NERICANIN Notice . hereby gwen
Atha, Dsy Newell SEQ Broadway, New YORK, have de-
po.- one Of teir Patent PArauopc Bsnz LOCKS 81 ne
REPOSITORY OF the Americas Institute IN The PARK ,
Ick .kr. and others invited test LIZ security o.
SAID Lock 10 conformity h The r-glatons adopted % ne
American institute January H. lst
JAS KESWICK.
7. B. WAhENAS, Committee
J J. MAPE,,
Ne~-York. Sept n. ls'h - ~
noWNfSC.- OYSTERS excellent condition
IL !. IL ndnsrr nhnesae pIics.. vii BE- cent b order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

~ DIR. 4. 1. Won Corr mas removed his once ana
German Dispensary from the corner Of Nassau ana dsa
streets Brook va No AIS. Broadway, New-fork Orce
hours 10 A NJ TO p NJ. and from 10 7. NJ lie has on
hand very extensive supply OF remedies OF his owr pre-
psraon and Importation. together with every OF
fancy article usually kept IN similar stores among ZIG ar
ucles sod hy Or Won Cou the following prepared by
himself Life Pills Life Elixir Restorative biiiers, Cure
for Piles Hair Restorative, Segars Tor Asthma
for Small Pox snc al other contagious diseases Al AS
medicines purely vegetable lie continues 70 give a..
vice 10 The poor without charge, as lie has Done io VIC 49,
three years IN Brooklyn
Newly ofk, 18Th Al gust. ls4a SD lmeocos
~ DIR. 4. I. Won Cort,s Patent Gslvsnic Bands
with Magnetic Power These Electro Galvanlc bands haVe
proved Of me greatest ecacy the system IN almost Al
diseases They vii speedily The most acute pans
any part OF he system. Sold with iull directions ST No
ilsi Broadway. sis eodros
~ The Genuine tsaivanic Rings, Bands. Belts,
kc-Dr A. h. CRISTIE, the original p.ientee and nveI-
public lest they 10 deceived purchasing spur,sus
tfs0ns Dr. Criste wishes the citizens Of Newiork and
a, other places whxre bis discovery has been introduced
10 understand recognizes any OF Tie
tcles sold under the OF Gayanic Rings Bands kc'
unless they are led with his and sold BY his
tnorxed Agent Dr. Cfisue takes the responsibility 10 uf-
her assert that limitations of his discovery possess no
b whatever and Tia they can be regarded IN no Othef
gnt than direct fraud All persons, therefore, VINO arc
SUI ering froln any OF the painful masirs eosprerso
under Rheauafsm IN al It's forms, or Nervous ooniAht-
No matter how chronic IN character arc requested
20 apply Al the only place Newfors, where Inc genuine
svnuic Rings and their modincao can BE oblsn~i VIZ
IS4 Futonsi Sun Building Numerous ceruheates from
Physic ans a0d ohs of the highest character and ntr
gs9c, and which are daily accommodating, always he
WV - -ff'e els toe
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RANGES. RANGES.


- PIERCES nrst premium, i'm proved two-ovsn kicn-
- Ranges combining economy, convenience and aa-
r.Dy These Ranges warranted 10 1--WE entire eaIs
ac-n AMI be ne most desirable Range ever onse'
70 the pr1c References Of the ars respectsD.y gwen
on applying TO the proprietor. GEORGE PlEeCE,
40 ~ ~ ofoS1NO
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CUNNINGHAM'S Hsve Linimenl-Ths LIN.
LIN iment mas salnes great celebrity on the krie
III Canal, and with all the principal livery stables .
immedisey sores, cuts gails, sPavins strains.
young sones backs and all manner OF bruises oa
sad cure ali the rheumatism family. Price 80 ceaS
For a. II NJ IA fultonst slOlm-
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AxLETREEs, AYLETREgs.

TNHE SUB5CKIbEhs, gfatef1I TOT psS' Ia'o's pe.,
Il fully inform thsr friends and ia. pubic ~ x1ns.s
that tbey cave made various The ~
tare Of Axes and continue msnulsciue rsisn1 s'
Axe upon The moot approved Proep.sa "a :, ,,@s,
nouce, and Ia bess g No 70 5n sf ssyssE
N j. Alms hAnhicOs> =
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ouAsyn OF WATCH oASES, &c.

CHASER OF WATCH CASES, &c.
~vuST.MtS HOORE Chasef VI watch cases, Jew
b Nv tc IS Ann-st Qn the reGl Al ainds 0, ns.y
nd Ne h chasing executed In 'sssr'sr manner s.p .'
uro-
U1NiCs-L.en and responsibility Of OWL
- i.hor and materials, secured and enforced ~
~ 81 GRIsWOLD Attorney q Law, ke and Conms'
.,.oe. q Deeds. No Guy Hall. 10 ne rs-s so
T. d. ~ fosfsE
HRWiN Il FOSTER, Commission and fof~M,ins
/ M~rchsnIs No. & Cassilly's Row. Clnclanau so ~
Wales CLObE .na rr.asPssn. .ss'e. I'm.
80 Nv IN re- 10 he Norma Schools u Albany ard bos@
ION. he high school Of Phadsphs 10 vac ana ososs
Town Colleges al Mira Willard Troy sna 70 nI. s
Crwron setoo,s In New York and Other Cities and sn
md recommended By Dr. L.rdner Prosseo, 0m.issr saa
sihers Msnafscmred and fos ssls ~ O. sALL ms Wv
ucal aad Msihsmsrcsl institute SrsaAnn 'sSs'
sr2S lmsods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24
LIFE INSURANCE.

~ THE NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE lNsUR-
ASCF COMPANY Of Boston have established an Agency
in the Civ OF York for the purpose Of receiving ap
plicatif us for Life Insurance. sc.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
AdrMinistrator,s Sale.

N pursuance Of an order of the Pro-
Il bate court of Carroll county, we will
sell 10 the highest bidder at the Court
house door in the town of Carrollton, on
The. l0M day Of January neat. on a credit
OF IL months, the following lands belong
ing to the estate Of John Davidson, decd
to wit:
The north half cast half southwest
quarter and south half west hall south W est
quarter of section 81, in township 81,
range 4 east, for The purpose of paying the
debts of said estate. The purchaser will
be required to give bond and good secure
ty, for the purchase money.
JAMES HEATH,
DAVID 6 DAVIDSON. no"' 70
of estate J. Daridson decd.
Dec. 10, 1915. 52-5t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
POSTPONEfsFgT.

THE sale of the REAL ESTATE described
in The following advertisement OF the IN
dersigned, has been postponed until
Monday, the 22D day of December merit
The sale will be continued from day To-
day until all The lands are sold. The
PERSONAL Property will lie sold n the
Walnut Hills Plantation on Wednesday,
the 24th Of December. lS45.
w. Fl. PAXTON.
A. NJ. PAXTON, ( ir"''''S
Vcksburg, MI. Nov IL, 1915.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
Military Election.
HEAD QUARTERS 4TH DIV NJ. 4

HEAD QUARTERS 4TH DIV. NJ. M. I
Middleton, Nov 8, 1915
To the Colonies commaRddnt Of the Sere-
raj Regiments of the lSt Brigade of
said DiUision:
" on are hereby required to cause an
election to be held agreeably to
law, at the several election precincts in
Your respective regiments, on Saturday,
18Th of December neat for the election OF
a Brigadier General TO fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Brigadier Ge-
neral VIM. C. HALE.
You will on receiving consolidated re-
turns Of the votes polled at the several
precincts within your respective regiments,
forward the same without delay TO the Ad
jutant General of the State ut jackson.
Should there be vacancies in the office
of Colonies commandant, within any OF
the counties of which said Brigade is
composed, the Sheriffs Of such counties
are hereby required 10 hold elections
agreeably to the above order.
By order of Maj. Gen. G. f. HEMINGWAY
NJ. D. WOMACK, Lio. In8p'r.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
Lost. rnislaid. or stolen.

A NOTE OF hand executed by my
"A self, principal, and David BIount.
security, for the sum of two hundred and
forty dollaIs, principal, and interest since
Oath of May last, and payable TO Robert
M. Currio, guar dian of the minor heirs Of
VIM. Townsend, sen'r, deceased. Said
note was dated on or about the 24lh May
last, and will fall due the LIST March next.
This is to !orewarn all persons from trad
ing for said note, as | am determined not
topay ii to any person except MIR Currie,
or his successor In office.
ALFRED MOORE.
December I 1916 5l-3t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

these fine Planlalinns- 1t :, seefiea -
toH nship 10. range J west o5oo
This lraetion srvnss on Raeba-S ake. 4a1
IS near Mr. Murd.ek's place
Also. ine traes u tnd fsou:ias ere
mile on the east side Il Roebuck lake. cail-
cd MCstULtTCRuEE.
being lots Il, Il and Is. 81 secfioa d..
and los ;. ( and Il sectioa Is. 81 sov1-
ship 10. range I west. sstso.a-
THIS tract Is alsa above oveFl1w. ena
woulp san a IN planter sJnirabls. g.
lies within two miles 1t The Aazoo rver
The land adjoining tbs Tract + a. fer sale
by its ovners. aud q Pianiasiaa II aay Fea-
sonab'e SIZE could BE obia;aed Ga lh2i s.-s
Of tie lake.
Alsss a FIRE Tract Of land oa Sky Lax,
celIed cHUFEA-TE-NUBEEE.
being lots :. :, and ., e secrion
u. township Is. range wesi. 99-7s
Lois >, 10, u. Il, Is. Il, -, Ct
sec. -, I. Il, T. wesi, 25S. &C
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
BELLEVUE PLANTATION
for sale!

A PART of the above Plantation,
"a lately owned and occupied by Maj
James A Giraut, being Tho north half of
section %, township %, range east,
containing $40 acres more or less, and 81
tuated ia very desirable neighborhuod
between Grenada and Chocchuna, about
IL miles west of Il former place, and
but half mile to good landing on the
Yallobusha river.
Also for sale, the entire stock of Callle,
Hogs. Mules, implements Of husbandry,
&c. &c.
On the premises are good Gin and Gin
house, Mn, comfortable DweEIing ana
Cabins, and other Improvements suitable
tor large plantation.
There are never failing springs of wa
ter on the above property, and any addi-
iona quantity OF land can lie bought or
leased from alj ming proprietorS.
Mr. Dement,, on the premises, will give
every information. Titles indisputabe.
For terms, which for approved security
will be liberal, apply to
JNO. DUNCAN, Grenada, Nj.
December 5, 1915 52tf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
MlLIfaN GILLESPIE


A GREHABl.l e. an erzSr 81 sss Fra-
bais oeaFs & Cars NY, ID
- = sAe lssAe-s tstaer. e - Cczrt.
h..asc 90. ~ VA tsua "a Caer.As1, sr
sls Ia zzg II i,seF@ssr e~at. 90 =
-r<da ~ Il nsaalhS, M f.5.eesez ile.as.
b.slonssa. Is ~ essass ef teaa. Aaa Kas.
.G-s..ns-5. ts,.nss- tAs wesg Aal aersA easl
susrses. aa.l ss.s 49, As'f -s-a1A -eass ez.r~
t-r. aaf tie ga AL sazt-@esf Szarsrr.
s@eti... 1 - ta@a~hs, ~ r4--e q s4s'.
aor he PaFPese "a Fasias - e<1,- = -.
~ss.,. JOS RAY. 41a'r -
-rfss. 81 Jsazsksa Rzs. &s'2--
~ ~. It's
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
Sons.

She died in beauty like rose
Blown from its parent stem;
She died in beauty like the pearl
Dropp'd from some diadem;
She died in bea uty like lay
Along moonlit lake;
She died in beauty like the song
OF birds amid the brake;
She died in beauty like the snow
On flowers dissolved away i;
She died in beauty like a star
Lost on the brow Of day.
She lives in glory like nights gems =
Set round the silver moon;
She lives in glory like the sun
Amid the blue of June.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
amsOfvesal NOtice.

ME undersigned having been ap-
pointed, by the honorable Probate
Court OF Carroll county, Commissioners
of insolvency on the estate Of John Daeif
son, deceased, hereby give notice that
they will meet on the first Friday in each
month, for the next ensuing six months, al
the counting room Of VIM. Sanders, in the
town of Carrolion, for the purpose. of ex
amining and auditing claims against said
estate. WM. SANDERS,
JAS. WELLONS,
T.. 4. KIMBROUGH.
October2o, 1845 46-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
6 600 ACR Els
OF FIRST RATE COTTON LANDS FOR SALE!

Il n accordance with the provisions 81
two several deeds of trus, executed 10
us by Alexander u. NJ Mutt, and dGly re
corded IN the Counties wherein the lands
hereinafter described are situated. one oil
which deeds is dated April 10, 1911. the
other dated February II, 1912, We viii
sell at public vendue, IN the cit, Of ". k
burg, before the Courthouse door, on lT0n-
day, the l0h day of Norember, 1915, The
following tracts OF Land, to-wit:
IL WARREN COUNTY.
The Wdlam Hills Plantation, living two
miles Horih of Vicksburg, On both sides the
road leading up the Yazoo valley-6eing
the plantation cultivated for several wears
By A. q. M'Nutt Sud tract is described
in The township plat a. f,Ilows:
Er'l Soc = II liz y 4 T. - o. go,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

PoLlTics AND THE JUDIc1ARY.-Tt is
very much tho fashion for federalisi pa.
pers to raise great ouicries against the
election OF Judges-by the people. They
charge that they will always be elected
according TO party-ihat they will be de.
magogues, noisy partizlns, &c.
Let such men contrast the manner il
which the people here elect their Judges
with The manner in which the Legislatures
of Georgia elect theirs. The wings there
have The ascendency by a close vote; and
have run the party lines TO the Utmost -
They have elected WINGS alone, and wings
throughout, TO be the Judges. Among
them, too, they havepui some of the most
turbulent and noisy Of their politicians.
Sentinel.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
New Fail and Winter
q o . y s. 3
sac WW@ - W !" E%e

A@ NN0 - w ER EE~9
REMOVED TO LEFLORE, YAzOO RIVER,
rs now receiving, direct from New
York, fresh stock of FALL ana
WINTER GOODS, consisting OF the ioI-
lowing articles, to-wli:-
Bleached and Brown Domestics
Bed Ticking; Linseys;
Blankets; James
SaInetls and Cassimeres, asst'd
A beautiful stock of CASHMERES.
both plain and ribbed;
A fine stock OF MUSLIN DE LAINEs.asst'd;
A large stock of Hseady-Hnade
Clothing;
BOOTS; SHOES HATS;
Hardware; Queensware; Cutlery
And in fact every thing usually KEEP.
in retail stores in this country.
All OF which am determined to sell
Low FOR CASH. Call and see me, aud
you will find it so.
Oct. Z, ls45. 43-'f
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

ETTERS OF Administration having
4 been granted To the undersigned, by
the Probate court of Carroll county, at the
December term, lS45. thereof, on the es-
tate OF William Ferguson, deed, all per-
son having claims against said estate are
notified to present them duly authenticated
within the lime prescribed by law. or they
will be forever barred
WILLIAM BENNETT, Adm'r
of estate Um. Ferguson, decd.
Dec. 10, 1915. o2.bt