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VOLUME LIMO. lO2.
PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNS.
HEAD Quarters OF the MARINE CnuPs,
QUARTERMAsrEn's Orctcr

washing,,n. ucro'"r ~, ls45,
| Yep ARATE PROPoS SAILS viii he rcceivec
! , NJ tn ; ptli e until 10 o'clock, \ NJ. on MON.
| DAY the l7h day Of Nnvcnb r next for furnish.
n@ r tim. to the United STAT ,rncs at tue fol.
lowing s'"tions. FIR tn. wa" lIi6, viz:
Port Snnu II, Nrw Hump-hir.;
Char csown, Massachusetts,
"lklyn, Long lSlInd Now York
Philadelphia, Penn svivanin;
Go'p'rt, (uclr Norfolk Virr:nia
Pensacola, Florida. and
Washington Civ, Dt-tr;ut of C,lu,ubi,
Etch ration 70 consist of one pound AMI n quarter
~ fresh heel, or three quarters # pound of mess
pock; eighteen OF { ID c.r S ,prGur n mr.
at the option of the G. vrrnncnt and a the, rat,,
o. six pounds OF nd coT,r twelve, II ,uu,ls r ,h,
"'st New Orl"ans rlr cieht quarts OF the bcst
white beans, fnn' Qtt't- of Vim pa two quarts of
salt ar 'unds of goDd h,ri brown soap, ani one
ana = h'li prnni' OF go -" hIrd Hippo tallow can
dis {" cac' hundred rttinuS
The beef req ire sh,ll 10: delivered on the order
f th CONN ,mdiug off of each station, either
in bulk nv the siuglc ration an Il, II consist r.
The bst and n"+ chn portions Of tie carcass the
?ork o h" No. p,inc mess park m the groceries
ut 'hc best quality OF the kiuls name su i.ct to
n" bill will b. entertained unless accnm3,nird
Nv the names of tx" surctic@, responsible f,r the
f'nhfh performances of the contra t. 10 b., On.
dOrScd, PropJs lis Tor II ,tcns Tor ISI6
AUG. \. MIC DLSON,
Qrai tcrHastcr Marine Corns
The american Sen incl and p ms ylvanian, Phil.
alrIpl, the Portsmouth Gazrttr. New IImD
shire; thr boston Post aud BI<tnn Times B ,ston
the New York Herald. the New V ,rk Event. - pni
t''r New York C"uricr aud Enquirer; the Bun.
more Republican, aud Bt.tirn ,rc Sun; the Ports.
mouth New Era ; the Norfolk b ''cnn and Norr,k
Herald; the II chmrn Erqrircr and Ricbn,nnj
Nhi@; the Alcxrn 'ria G z,itc, Alcxaudrin, u. G
ana tn Pensacola q '2ctic vii rive The above ibrc
Insertions each elk, and send the account M.
c"nn'ni"d hv a printed cnpy of the advertisement
!" 'i7 once '"r p'ymcht' Nov 3-eudtl
NEW, CIEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
~ East side triwthd SIR ct, Portsmouth Va
WV. &. M\UPIN having at rctrnei from the
& C. re nj
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MRS. FANNY GOODWIN. can

MRS. FANNY GOODWIN, can nCconnp-
" date = few single gentlemen, aud a gentle
man and his wife with Board on moderate terms
For her a'lity To give satisfaction, sh" would refer
t. any WIN have hnarlc! with her Residence on
County street, between Curt and Diuwiddic sts
ir'ns'rnt Borders takch by the day week
ADril
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TOHN COOKE & CO, Dcl'e in Foreign
y aud Domestic Dry Go,d5, HIGH street, near
Nj ldlr street, Portsmouth, Va.
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[ITILLItN -. ROBNR rs. JR.. Nanniac
Wv turrr AMI Dealer in owes Iron, Copper aud
Tin Ware, &c, Sc, conner of High and Crawford
t.nn,s. p ,r,s,nnntt. VI.
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SHANvLS. SuAWLS, SiIAWLS.-JOHN

SHAW Is. SiIAWLS, STA WLS.-JOIIN
~ COOKE CO.. are now utfcrin fpr sale a vcrv
largS ami well selected Stock of SllAWiS, to
which they invite the attention of the ladies, and
all who desire neat, cheap, warm, and good arti.
Gle. They are in prrt as fJlluw'
super strip ri, Plain AMI Fjg'd Silk Shlwl4.
Do 81 Cashmere do of the latest patterns and
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COLBERT BELL, Wholesale aud Retail fla,
"a and Cap store, Sign of TIE Panther, High
t.,ct, Portsmouth Va.
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h-ILLIAM WOODWARD, Noarv Pub.
w lie and Scrivenc", General Agent, Convey
ANGER and Collector. will attend Il business en-
trusted ~ his care with rrnmp'ncss and despatch
CO. Office ON Wide Water Street, head nf Ron-
nokc Square. July 8
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II BuFF, chemist, corner nf High and Midi
L e. Ill, streets, Pu,t@m nth, Va.
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~ HOFFMAN. 10 1t AN Sh res Manutrc'ur
L CT, snntl OF til, Market, awinrI street,
p ,"tsm nrth. w
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IL ID. HAYNES, Whrl lie aud Retail Fur.
II. n'tr"c Warehouse. corner of High an Mid
die sire T.. p 'rtsmnuth, W..
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KOHLR AUSCH'S HISTORY OF GER
IN MA Ny from The carlicst pcriod To tI: pre-.

Javi"r's Manual OF Ancient and Modern History
Reeds Dictionary of the En@lisiI Lrugutgc
containing the promunciatinn ctymvlngy, and cx :
pltnItiom of all words authorized by ciminrut Wi
tors; {" which arc aslic Il vocabulary the root ;
of English words, aud att accented liz, OF Grtei
Lltn aud Scripture proper n'rucs. The abuvc for
sal' by w. III. RI. HODGES K co
Nov
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VIZ ~. ~. HODGE S e. co, Wholesale and
Wv Refill Dnlrrs in Is ,pIs. Stationery and
r anew Go ,da, Crawford stree Portsmouth Va.
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\NlLLIAM B. PITCHER, Wholesale and
w Retail calcr in %upts. Shoes. Htis, Caps
Trunrs, Lc'thc", min rs, Bindings, Sc, west side
CfnwfIrl street. Plrt nInmth. Va.
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WATCH AND CLOCK REpALnlNG-

orr he Subscribers resp Cttu
{SNo ~ Iniurin the inhabitants -
~ Portsmouth aud \mflk tina
<%N ~$$SNS Mr. Andrew Rnl,u-nu ha
HTS\ .AENS& commenced the WATCH 4
VII" GANS Cl OfK REPAIRING BUSI-
NNR< HWSaS NESS, at the Stand f,rntctI\
MN<S p1E1&Ss9 occupied by G.. " IL.y,l"n
- ~-~-s---=-sSeS ami They would sIv 10 'h
"'' tht' h'' mas scrN" u regular npDrcntIc,rihj;
~ me "uSlm'S ava MS been 'nTaT,d for tn" Ia
ten v'nrs, RepIirin. fIe WATCHES & tIOCES
tl'r"t"re, Ii h,uc 5 himself that his ABILITIES are
such. rs t" give satisfaction to all who my f.von
him with their custom.
clhc"rs Of the Navy, and Others, may RELY uoon
their work being done in tn best manner, and a
the tine APP ontcL.
The Public also Informed that Mr.. DICKSON
Oh Philadelphia, l. connected with him in buslntss
and IS prepare T. manufacture and ,cpair Jcwcirv
VI very u'I'rIpl'h M. on IN 'dcratc terms, aud in II
style NOT To be surp used.
Spar ROBINSON &. DICESoN
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SP3'IIEN JAM IS, Wnnlc.'tln aud Retail
> d alcr in Family % cries, Wines, Sc, Mar
xct : urrc, Portsmouth. Va.
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~ HALL co VIII l''aic ana RvtaII Book
". Sn'ion nv aud FIncy Goods Establishment
Main street, Norfolk, Va.
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CHARLES III IEINITSH, Agent Drug
" gSt and Apotoc!rv, aud Dealer in Pr nts Oils,
ID ,csntf.. & " eh st rc't. Portsmouth. WI.
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DRgGs AYD MEDICINES. pAINTs,

nRUGS AND MEDICINES. PAINTS,
- OILS, WINDOW GLASS. DYE SrUFFS
&c By recent arrivals from Northern Cities the
sub"rbT is pit in possession Of y complete ~.
81 tmcnt Of DRUGS AND MEDICINES. PAINTS
JiLN, WiNDOW GLASS, DYESrUFFS &c. to-
wh{;l he invites tic attention Of the public qcn.
tr'Iiy. Purchasers wishing To obtain articles in
n!5 Inc Of buiucss would do well t. give him
CAL lc'prc dealing elsewhere
lhi fpllrvirc comprises but d small portion Of
us assortment, viz:
Aqua Amuon, " Fort"
~ uol Curb; A~rpwroit, Z" Bermuda
nIco'ml, 'r1v, Biyb.rry Btrk,
prruvirn Bark hest: Cum Opium,
Yum CMnphor, Gum Bcuzpin
krll Sulphur, Dover Powder
S'loncl, A." En- rli4h and American"
Salap, Ilccic, EPSON Salts. Lemon Svtup.
Sy'np Sa~slpuilla. W;ld Cherry Bark
vanilla Bcins, Musk " in oraiu,O
HENRY BUFF,
Dug ris' and Cho,nis, fIich Stroot
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TERMS OF THE NEW ERA.

TENNS UT THE NEW tNN'
y subscribers, TEN CENTS PER WEEK, paw
obl d, to tho CARRIER, to- whom alone thew are &C.
spo lsibc for the amount due at the expiration OF
the week.
When sent by mil the terms are S. for twelve
mo lths, s. so for six months, s % for three
mo ;ihs.
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- WHEELER, Attorney and Counsellor a
-. Law. PORT >mouth, Va.
no Office in Rourke's New Building, HIGH street,
whore he will he pleased tn see all persons having
business in tn" line of his profession. Sep IS
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WILLS & CO., Wholesale Groccrs and Com
w miS-i N Merchants, cast end of High sire t,
Pnrt.nInm,h. Va.
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EERGUSON s. MILIAD '--Lumbcr, Coal,
Il aud general Commission business. Wide Water
stcct, n ,rfrlk, Va
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I WILLS, Whole sale Grnccrv and Commits
81 sion st re, Com ncrcc street, Norfolk. Va.
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NXJILLIAM REID, Wholesal and Retail
wv Hat and Cap Store, east side Market Square,
Nor ok Va
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u ECFiFIED WOOD NAPHTnA.- Thi

X hi' led WOOD SAPufit A This
- ""N'n recently Cpuc into IN LOJdou
q I'"v',V 'or iurbcrculous CONSUMPTION. and very
iaVor'pc anu happy ELECTS having resulted from
~ mas induced the subscribers have come Of ii
pr P'rcd WIN great care. perfectly pure and high
If its merits. ~
This is warranted to be 'bc article 30 Ijgblv re-.
conncuiei by Dr. Hastings physician To- tho
ishc,l ~ the London Lancet, when he cautions nor
sons using it to be sure aud procure this Kind a.
an impure article Cor Coal Tar Naphus) has pro-.
duccI tho most unpleasant and dangerous effects
II has been used by many If our most eminent Pby
sjcians, witt, decided success.
Ne,C York, Jan. let. 1875. RUStrIN & co.
The alovc article of Naphthl just received and
for sale by HENhY BUFF,
July u IIirL street.
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Ahi many other ar i"lc, To, niitncr,us e, men
Sep %
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-19

The WAY LICE SEADnocx "scAKED Up
A JACK'-is the title Of story in The lass
/" Spirit" by Vicksburg Correspondent.
Lige Tor Eliiah) Shaddock. says the au
thor, has been pilot on this river ever
since it commenced running!-the Oldest
inhabitants recolleci him in Hat-boal times
and the Indians have tradition that =
white man used 10 pilot logs to the balize
and turn them loose. The lover Missis-
sippi never changes its channel without
consulting him." Lige IS sOr,er keen al
making expenses around the social ball,
and thus turned the tables on a gambler
who tried 10 "scare up jack:
''The gambler did not know Shaddock.
and got into little game Of poker With
him. He soon discovered that he was
small potatoes, and after losing fifty or six-
ty dollars, he concluded that if BY any
trick he could recover his money, he
would lie! Shaddock alone in future, so &c
blocks the game of poker, and proposed .
bet him fifty dollars that he could turn a
Jack at the first trial. Shaddock refused
to bet, but Immediately proposed game
Of old sledge In a short time the gam
bier had lost fifty dollars more, aud began
to show symptoms of distress; says Shad-
dock, al have been thinking Of wha; you
proposed while ago-I'n bet You fifty
you can't do IT," The hundred was IN
stantly on the table. The gambler took
the whole pack and threw them on the tn
bic face up! "No you don't" says Shad-
dock. I" Yes do" says the gambler, : II
was fairly done" Lige has a way Of
dropping one corner of his eye and month
at the same time--n's = way he's got
but whenever you see 1t there Is something
cut. Well, just as the gambler claimed
his throw for fair one, this peculiarly
might have been observed on El1ah's
countenance. Stretching himself On zap.
toe TO see over the heads Of the crowd col-
lected round the table, he observed, j
there's Jack IN THAT pack III Be id =
which proved 20 be the fact.
"Thls put the gamblers pipe entirely
out, and he left in disgust. always sup
posed, myself, that them Jacks got lOsi on
llquite promiscuOusly during that lillle gan'
of e" seven-up."
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-19
HE state OF NIiS>iSSippi.
Narnsa t'n~N-vW 1

ProScts Court. Jlzsary Ts-z ISIS
To he honorable lANES 4 Brxx-s. Ieizs
Il The Probate Court q Yazoo euuesys
VOUR petitioner, RAo5a Pserse. =
cisIzea 81 Carro4 eouGy. ard -
dow If the laie Marcus PlcTcs. rsspeci-
lully shewelh unto yCgr kaaor thzt her sd
husband departed thls lie ca - aSc-G -
18th OF Oclsber, 1885, thzl sc rs uar-
RED 10 her said hasband 81 Tie 25a ne-
cember, 1874, - whosa shs bad Sexea
children, who are noN allve TAT sea
their said marriage her SAL hoseand kss
beer seized and possessed q - tcllo@-
ing lands, situate, lying aE3 kelng u tie
said county and State. ~Aerssf sAe has
never reli1Qalshe6 her 3ewer ~ AT q
deed, Of which she noe elains 3swer. an
prays that the sane nav a0s 6e alssse9
10 her, to-WIts
West half North-EAs raarter. No<sA
half E hall \ Z Suarser. and BALI Sec.
8; W bali 5 Esaarter, W hah = W saaF-
ter. w hall ) " quarter, and ; half I
hall NV quarter. Sec To- hal Z Ia
NE quarter, Sec. g ) hall E hali y "
quarter ) C g \ half " ball ; Z cuar.
ter. 5 half W hall : L quarter. y kaA
half " quarter and ) kalf + al : u
quarter Sec. Il; I half ; Z garter Sec
Is; Sec. Is; and Z half = W szsFtsr Sc
i, all n rownship Is Rage I West
continuing IN he aggregass seseaseeE
hundred and sky (I76ol acres Dors :,
less
And as n duty bOand yoar Pesissozsr -
ever prays Gsc-
RHODA PIERCE
By ]. 4 y. 6Ar<2uGxk z. 8. MezSr. As'ys
January 2, ISIS.
4 frxs coggs
CHA'S. Il. HENDERSON, C.
By A. SInxxx PxxxESs. y :
Feb. g. lS45. Il-4s-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-19

ENGLAND AND England,
true TO her instinct, is counting the Danish
ed usurper, Santa Anna, with offers Of ne.
gotIatlon. Some of our exchange papers
say, that when taken, the Elk. President of
Mexico, had papers about his person, show
ing that the British had well nigh succeed
ed IN efecting a treaty, by which the
beautiful country OF California, was TO be
come and English Colony.
The following is from the Charleston
Mercury:
/" The New York Journal Of Commerce
OF Friday. in reference TO statements OF
its correspondent that we copied yester-
day, says: The Commercial Advertiser is
very incredulous IN regard to the informa-
ton which we and one other paper pub
lished yesterday, to The effect that nego'
tiation has been coming on between Mexi'
co and Great Britain for the cession o.
California to the latter; which negotiation
was abruptly terminated by The iallo
Santa Anna. SHOW happens IT," asks
the Commercial Advertiser, s.that no othel
paper has the news.n Justns il happenl
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-19

STAND FIRM. = No new and great
scheme ever comes before the American
people without startling the timid. 1t has
always been so, and always will be.
When the purchase of Louisiana was
proposed, ruin was confidently predicted.
1t was 10 be the death knell of the confed-
eracy. But the Union still lives. Not a
pulsation OF its mighty heart was checked
When the last war was declared, not a
few shivering democrats flew off in tan.
gent from the party assuming the respon-
sibillty. England would then certainly
re-conquer IFS rebellious colonies. But
our independence is as firm as ever.
When General Jackson proclaimed wal
upon the United States Bank, the scatter
ing from our ranks is within the memory O.
the majority of our readers.
So with the Texas question. The timiC
will tuckle. They imagine Pandora bo1
of evils, and allow fancy TO take the place
of common sense.
We say 10 all democrats-stand firm!-
The country has been greatly ruined eve
ry year and yet continues prosperous.
The coniederacy has been PERIODICAL,
dissolved; and yet the ligatures tina, bin,
US together are stronger than ever. Stan'
firm.
/ Great measures require great energy
The timid never did accomplish any thin
and never will. Men incapable of meet
ing important emergencies boldly, are OF
OF their place IN public life.
Portland American.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-19
ABSTRACT OF THE ROAD-LAwS.

. "A DO hAO W LII MN y Ia " -
All free male persons. and male slaves,
over Is aud under 80 years Of age. are sub
lect to work roads; TO whom the Oyerseer
shall give three days notice n person, ~
himself or warner, TO meet AT the tlme
and place appointed, and bring with them
such tools as the overseer may direct
OverseeIs are required medIaie'y az
ter their appointment, either in person, or
in writing left at the usual place Of abode,
TO demand Of every person in his district,
listof all the hands he or she may have
liable to work on roads, which list shall Re
rendered on oath, 10 be administered by
IOverseers; any person refusing VI neg
Letting for 10 days II render such list sub
ject TO fine OF IS, tor each hand not
given in.
Oyerseers are required, within davs,
to report to the nearest Justice Of the
Peace, list OF all other persons, Nho
have failed to attend. Oyerseers may en-
ploy teams and ploughs, or scrapers on
roads, allowing the person furnishing q
two horse plough anu team and hand to
manage, credit for 8 days labor; each
OK plough and 3 yoke of oxen, and hands
5 days labor; each wagon and t horses,
mules, or oxen. and hand, 1 DAYS labor.
For a good and sufficient iron or steel
scraper and 2 horses, with hand TO man
age the same, days labor; and may re-
ceive the labor of able bodied female
slaves in lieu of males. Overseers being
required by majority OF those subject tC
work, may aPportion particular parts o.
the road to particular persons, who shal
finish the work within the time agreed on
and in default; Oyerseer to employ hands
at the expense of such persons failing
! which may be recovered by Oyerseer.
Overseers suffering roads or bridges Il
be out of repair for 10 days subject 10 !
6ne of $40.
Causeways, when necessary, shall be a
least 10 feet wide, and the earth lecessa
ry TO cover the same, shall be taken lFou
d each side so as 10 make ditch.
D Hands are liable 10 work 6 DAYS in eacl
D year; and in cases of bridges or cause
e ways being out OF repair, are liable 10 re
e pair the same, altough they may hav,
0 worked six days.
!. Overseers are required, at each'meei
e ing of the Board Of County Police, (ih
i End Monday of January and July,l 10 re
; port the situation of his road-the numbe
O of days he has worked thereon-the nun
) Der of hands under his charge, namin
n them-the number of deiaulling hands
II the amount of fines collected, and III
e ability of the bands to keep the road
I, repair, under. penalty not exceeding $40
II Fineds collected from persons faiIng
e work on roads to be expended BY ore
: seers in improving the road the person s
i failed to work.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-19

NEWSPAPERS. - A newspaper, says a
contemporary, is school in family worth
ten dollars a year. Even the most barren
paper brings something new. Children
read or hear the contents, gain intelligence
of the affairs of the world and acquire
useful knowledge of more importance to
them than o present of 20 acres of land.
Parants are not generally aware of the
vast Importance of newspapers in a fami-
ly of children We have made the re-
mark before, and we repeat it, that two
families Of children equally smart and go
ing to the same school let one of them
have the free use of newspapers, and il
would excite establishment to mark the
difference between them. Full one half
and an important hall OF education, as il
respects the business of the world and the
ability TO rise and made ones self respec.
table in it, is derived from newspapers
What parent would not wish his children
respectable! Who would be willing to see
his neighbours children more intelligent
Than his ownl Yet how trifling is the sun
paper costs. lis even in these hare
times absolutely contemplate in amount
except in its beneficial consequences, IL
him who has paid his subscription regularly
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-19

FARE REDUCED . Ga ss.sFsr -sis
HNuE SUBSCRIBERS resPeesisl'y =

HNIE SUBSCRIBERS respects, u ~
frus tie paallc that hey ave -
duced the hare n al q their >laz~ Ls>e~
b 81 cents per male. Tseir Coaeses 40
teams are god. and theiF Drivers sssaty
and accommodating. A sag leaves
Memphis. Team, daly (except S.zatays,l
Tor Holly Springs. Mss. tAeFe eoanecueg
with their Tri-Weekly Les. Soz-A ~
Oxford, CofTeeviiie, Grcaa9a. Czrscttsu.
Lexington. Beuioa. Nazss Clsy and Cas-
ton. there soanectng wish g. A. RlsAes
& Cos. Line . JackSon. Mzss. Al ticls
Springs. connects 18th their Tu-Weskiy
Line, East for Salem and Ripary. ta-r~
connecting nth NsSsrs- GalaAzr s. Ca
rott's Lac 10 Tuscumhis. A tA<rs co.
meeting NilA the RAJ Road - necarzr.
am the Sage Lac . Haaesile, Al; a.
SO. al Decatur eoaEecilag vish sAe -sia
Easlera Lac 10
&H4RLESTON. s c.
via, Somst<ille, Warren,sa. Jeaersae. A.
Rome. CaSsviile. Maretsa. Decatzr. CIV
ingson and Msdlsen. 6ea Al HcGy
Springs. also. eonnecting with Wza- NJ
ler's Tri-weekly Inc 10 Co'znaes. Ms.
via. Pontotoc aud AberLeea.
O. Sage leaves Memphs 81 tAe So
% Mondays. Wedusslays arl Fgs3ays. :,
o'clock. A. M-Fcr The EasL en- Tees.
DAYS, THURSDAYS and S4turtays. al 5 e.
clock A. M-LsaveS Yazoo ClEy. NsrsA,
on Wednesdays. Fndays and S.z1ays, ;.
6 o'clock, A. NJ.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-19
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

OF The Democracy of the SHoNsALo
BEAT are requested TO meet at ShongsiC
on Saturday, the 22d instant. for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates to represent
them in the County Convention. 1t IS de-
sired that all the democrats who can vii
attend and participate in The meeting.
March -, 1874.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-19
The STATE OF SIississiPpi.l

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-19

Or The Democrats Of the GREESwooD
BEAT are requested TO meet at the town Of
Greenwood, on Saturday, the 29sk instaai,
for the purpose Of. appointing delegates %
the proposed County Conveniion, % be
holden at Carrollton On The third Monday
In April next.
March Ii, 1915.
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