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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

yUSfiE SUBSCRIBER has been receiving by fe. ! II Cent arrivals, at Al Dnuphn street, an addition. al lsupHy of new and desirale Goods, consisting in New.and rich styles of Prinfs
 Ps,n and striped Swiss Muslins hs4ass.h
 Irish Linens, inen Lawns tBsrifs=g Bifdseyf Scotch And Russa Diapers tisss3
 Uniona and Linen Cheeks pn " 'llT e'} : Silk, cotton and worsted Hosiery self r9i' T AIso, large assortment of heavy Wooen and ,lo- mesic Goods, which will be sold ut the owess snaf- ket rates, 'si tJan2Sl F. STEWART NEW BoOKS-Posthumou Memoirs of his own ]. " lime, by Sir N. w, WraxnlI, Bart. vi svs.
 Whlmsicaliiies-A periodical gathering, by Tkom- as Hood, with numerous illustrations. For sale by
 isoiA s. w. ALLEN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
H. GATES, No 1s6 Dauphin.street

A MERICAN PATENT PLATE WINDOW A -GLASS-In point of smooihness of surface, weight of metal, thickness and strength, this Glass is much superior to the French or any other Glass in use. Builders and others desi, ous of having spleadid Glasses at comparatively low ,prices are respectfully invited to call and examine this artic. full assortment of sizes just received and for sale Z dec25 by I. C.. DUBOSE 6 CO. S9 Water st,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
PATENT MEDICINES.
TYLER,S
AGUE AND FEVER FILLS

AGUE AND FEV FIR PIL l. $ :: A CERTAIN. safe and eaectual cure for Ague and "A Fever, in all iis varied forms. Alsu, an excel lenl Tonic in D -pepsia, Papl;alion of the Heart, Loss nf Appetite, Neuralgia, Nervous and other dis eases which arise from weak and deblItated con dition of the system.
 These Pills are prepared only by pr.G q. k. Tyler. "A regularly educated physician, who from many years experience, confidently recommend them the best remedy for Ague and Fever ever offered to the public: having frequently tested their great curative power upon those who had long suffered un' der this troublesome and dangerous disease.
 Several eminent physicians who have obtained a high standing for their successful treatment o Ague and Fever, this preparation and assert that they have never known a single instance where it was la ken as directed that il did not effect permanent and lasting cure.
 These Pills contain neither mercury or arsenic, or any thing that injure the system-bnt on the con- trary may be taken where a medicine of this kind IS needed, not only with perfect safety. but with the most decided advantage.
 For sale wholesale and retaIlby
 HAVILAND, CLARKE & co. Mobile. and will be found in every town and village m the
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
OR RMONTGOMERY- eekly Packet

FOX RMONTGOMEKf-Week eekIy Packet.
 h ffEaYE a. The fine passenger steamer NEW GtAlHAVWoRLD, J. Bryan master. will regular weekly packet ,hroughoul tie season for the above and all nterme diate landings, leaving Mobile every SATURDAY even ng at o'clock, and Montgomery every MON DAY morning at 10 o'clock
 For freight or passage, apply on board. oct2S
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

MICHAUX'S FRECKLE WASH-This is a IvA discovery fthe celebrated Dr. Charles Mi chaux. formerly professor of anatomy at Liege, in Flanders, and may safely be commended cer- tain remedy for Freckles, well her affections of the skin, as Tan, Sunburn, etc. Gentlemen who are troubled with blocbes or pimples on the face, in shaving, will fad this excellent remedy.- For sale by -------
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

LNOR SALE at Northern prices-- ai .,s4 aA# l' SPERM CAEDLEs--150 hoxes first quality, 4sa.
 GOSHEN BUTTER-50 kegs superior L = sse fCHEEsE--200 boxes nn 3I- .3'. fst tas44.-. < JAVA CofFEE-50 bags superior ,i -,s ssr.
 TEAS 1900 packages black and green ..-tsss.s E OsEABURGs-l5 bales Lowell No l .astsss .rai SHIRTINos--10 bales 3!Il Lowell sfY i.i5.s. s.if 4 .kERsEYs--5 eases Lowell anI Middlesex ,sssi
 SoAP-6O0 boxes Nc llnsi n.staiutss slt0ilt9 CASTLE SoAP--50 boxes Marseilles or A. 7f}
 .SPERM and WHALE Or " N ,aAU lrli1Ha
 1LINsEED OiL--500 gallons pure a4bi-s. kn WHITE LEAD-200 kegs No in oil ro4H
 jan22 T. H. ,Ci1EEVER,, 40 Coinmeree-st e' " HOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE-No. w l5 Dauphn-streef-T subscriber has in store of fresh and seasonabe goods, direct from the anu factories, .he largest and best assorted stock Q BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, ever offered ia this market, consisting in rari of ,r9 .t.
 l0,O00 pairs Mems Russet Brogans e .i.-. ''.'
 10000 do do Kip do s' 5000 do do Calf and Seal do '' .-' "s.iF 1000 do do thick mud Boots
 1000 do do Kip, do .i1i' , s,..
 500 do do Calf Boots, sewed and begged Together 'wnh large stock of boys, youih's, chidren's, women's and misses' Shoes oi almost every variety all of which will be sold by the pack age dozen, for cash approved credit, as low as
 dec25 ' = sAML B. HowE.aa
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

A UIRK'S tCAsSADA OIL--Fof preserving >oG and beautifyng the Hair, recommended on the basis of truth and experience, noursher of ihe hair, and promoter of it's growth, al he same time, rendering it transcendantly beautiful. The Cassada Oil affords more nourshment for the hair than any other article ever discovered. and by contnaance of it's use it never fails to strengthen the weakes hair. A supply of this superior article just received and for sale by HAvILAND, CLARK & CO.,, X
 janS . 4, 45 and AZ Water st. !
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

FOR COLUMBUS AND ABEKDEEN.
 tx T~f~gsA The steamer MINERVA, Capt. t11A9l-zAVA z. Burgess, will run regularly all intermediate ports. For freight or passage apply on board or to CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
 nov26 75 Commerce and 72 Front-ss WEEKLY PACKET FOR GAINESVILLE.
 0r~~s~ h The steamboat NEW ERA, J w. .&apa3z Lyles mpster. will ply during the pre-. ssz Dsent season, as regular weekly pack ct between Mobile and Gainesville, leaving Mobile every SATURDAY EVENING, at 5 o'clock.
 For freight passage, having superior accommo- dations, apply on board or to
 nov29 MOSES WAKING, Agent, 8S Front st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

MoTHERS' KELIEF-Doctor H. Gates IS the MI agent for the sale of this invaluable medicine. in the city of Mobile. He will be constantly supplied with the Genuine Mothers Reef < eil ' V +iG
 0J- Obserye-None genuine unless signed ,A F aug l9 G. A. BARTHOLICK & co.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07

OuR BANKs.--Our banks are generally
regarded as dead. Their old abuses are
getting TO be somewhat forgotten. The
corruption and distress they spread through
the land have TO great extent healed up.
Few give them much attention now; or
regard them as capable Of doing any far
thcr injury. But the history OF nearly eve
ry state in the Union furnishes instances Of
such institutions rcviving after lying neg.
lected and forgotten for years, and al a
moment of public carelessness again re.
suming their old race of iniquity. There
is something wonderfully tenacious of life
in every thing bad in this world; and Vi
gllance should never sleep as to such
plague spots, until they are thoroughly
eradicated. The pcstiIence may burst out
ia havoc at the moment we least suspect.
We recorded in our last the develop
mcnt of movement in regard 10 our Rail
Road Bank here. We do not believe that
an attempt will be noio made TO revive lis
Banking powers. But there is enough
shown to arouse our vigilance, both as to
this and other banks which would no doubt
at the first favorable opportunity follow
the example and attempt to revive their
old business
There is weapon in the hands Of the
people fatal 10 all such schemes. 1t is the
Briscoe Bill The Supreme Court has de.
cided il constitutional. Let the next lie.
cislaturo restore it to its original shape
before emascuated by the Bankites who
sought to cripple it. Let them restore il
TO The form gwen it by Gen. Briscoe wher
he introduced it, Il is the true constiu,
,ional-common law remedy against cor
rupt corporations. Il is the true way tc
put the dealhblow at once to their exist
euce. II will make the country safe from
their frauds and expressions now, and Sc
cure il from their revival hereafter.
We hope the people generally will con
slider Of this subject in selecting their del
eaates to the mex: Legislature; and senc
only such as are pledged and can be trust
ed 10 carry out The public condemnation
of the loalhsomc carcasses that are lin
I gering in state Of suspense between life
and death among u.s. Sent'aei.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07
The state OF Mississippi,

CARROLL COUNTY.
PRonATE CouRT, ApRh FERN, 1915.
In The matter Of The estate Of Wm. John-
son, deceased.
NN opening the matters Of the petition
Y y in this case, il was ordered that all
persons interested in the following lands
to-wii: The south half Of east half north
east quarter section 8; and tho; portion Of
the west half north west quarter, section
10, which lies south OF the creek running
through il, in township 90, of range east,
as tenants OF heirs al law Of said johnson,
bo and personally appear at a Probate
Court to be holden at The Court house in
the Town Of Carrollton, on the first Mon
day in July next, and show cause why said
land shall not be sold for the purpose Of
distribution &c.
Ordered, that publication Of this notice
be made in the Mississippi Democrat and
MississiPpian for forty days.
Test. SAM'L HART, Clerk.
April 23, ls45, l9.6t
OF Mis,i.ippian copy six weeks, and send
account, with legal proof Of publication, TO this
Office.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07
AdMinistrator, Noticc.

"a 10 all persons interested in the land
Il and lenemenis Of Lindsey G. Hall
deed, especially the north west quarter
section J ]; and an undivided moiely in tho
north half and south east quarter, section
IA, township IL, range l east:
TAKE NoricE--That at the June torn
next of The Probate court Of Carroll coun-
ty, will apply for an order to sell said
land for the purpose Of paving the debts
Of said estate, when and where you can
attend and sbcw cause to the contrary il
any you can. A. C. HALL,
Surpiuiag admir- Of estate L.C. Hall deed,
April IL, 1915.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07
GENERAL ORDERS, No. o.
HEADQUARTERS, !
Jackson, MI, April u, 1851

JuCh5OH, uf.t AWH ~, ic1J,t
HvIIE following Regiments Of tho Mis-
h sissippi Militia will parade for drill
and review, al the respective times and
places following, to-wit:
The 25th regiment, at Canton, on We'd
ncsday, 18th day Of May next.
The 10Th regiment, al Benton, on Thurs
day, 18th Of May.
The 9Th regiment, at Lexington, on
Friday, 10th Of May.
The 37lh regiment, at Carrollton, on
Saturday, nth Of May.
The 35lh regiment, at Charleston, on
Monday, 10Th Of May.
The 36ih and Goth regiments, at Cof-
feeville, on Wednesday, 2lst Of May.
Tho 55lh regiment, al Oxford, ON FRI
day, 23d Of May.
The 54th and 6lst regiments, al PanoIa,
on Monday, 26lh Of May.
The 5lst regiment, at fernando, ON
Wednesday. 2sth Of May.
The 50th and 9Th regiments, at Holly
Springs, on Friday, 30th Of May.
The 40th and 5Sih regiments, at Rip
| ley, on Monday, I'd day Of June next.
The 47th and 63d regiments, at Jncinto,
on Wednesday, 4th Of June.
The 46lh and 59th regiments, at Fulton,
on Friday, 9th of juno.
The 4sih regiment at Pontotoc, on
Monday, 9th Of June.
The 45th regiment, at Houston, We'd
nesday, l lth Of June.
The 18th and 6fih regiments, at Aber-
deem, on Saturday, l4th Of June.
The l9lh regiment, at Columbus, on
Monday, 10th Of June.
THE officers and non-commissioned Off
GERS Of said regiments will assemble for
drill and inspection, at least one day previ-
Gus to their respective reviews. The re-
view will commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The Major Generals and Brigadicr &C.
ncrnls, with theirEespec1ve stalls, will al
tend the reviews III their respective divi-
sions and brigades. A return of the strength
of each regiment will be required Of tho
commandanl thereof on the day Of royicw.
BY order Of A. q. BROWN, ComalaHoler-
| a-Chief b. @. BuCkLEf,
Adirtanf General MississipPi Miiitid.
jackson, April l6 lD.2t
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07
NEW sPRTNss GOODs !

TyHE SUBSCRIBER takes pleasure
3in announcing to bis old friends aud
the public generally, that he is now re-
ceiving fine stock Of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
purchased BY himself in February last, in
the cities Of New York and Philadelphia,
consisting in part OF the following ar'iclcs'
Bleached g. brown Domesiics, assorted;
Lowells. as'td; Cottonndes, as'td;
Black and colored Cambrics, as'td;
Linen and cotton Diapers, ast'd;
Table Linen, as'id;
Book, Swiss, and jaconet Muslins, as'ld;
Striped and barred do.
Thread and cotton Edging, as'td
Cobaltcen and Organda Muslins --- "a
beautiful article for lady's dressesl;
Black, blue, and brown CLorns and
Cassimeres;
For gents wear--a beautiful article Of
Drab d etc, and Croton Coating;
Black Italian Lustring Silk;
Fancy Silks, as'td;
Hosiery, &c. &c.
BONNETS, of all kinds.
A large lot of
SUMMER CLOTHING;
Boots, Shoes, and Hats;
Queensware; Hardware; Cutlery;
And great variety Of Fancy Articles,
too numerous TO mention.
Persons wishing TO purchase Goods will
do well to call and examine my stock
For The cash, | will sell them lower than
goods over were sold in Carrollon before.
Call and examine, and | ioiH sell 10 you.
A, w. AYRES.
Carrolllon, April l5, 1915 lStf
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07
TRUE TO THE LAST.

The following letter was written in an
swer to Commodore Elliott, who lately ten
dered to General Jackson, as a repository
for his remains, a marble sarcophagus
brought from the Mediterranean by the
Commodore, and which, said to have once
contained the remains Of Roman Empe-
ror. The letter is in the highest degree
honorable to the old sage and hero.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07

TIE PREsIUENr.--On looking over our
exchanges we find that our whig friends
have very few complaints 10 make against
Mr.. Polk. They seem indeed to be much
better pleased with the mau now that they
kno,c him, than some time ago when they
were inquiring of almost every one, "Who
is James X. PoIk?" Well, this is az II
should be; great many men improve on
acquaintance, and we are happy to have
the testimony Of the wings that our new
President is not an exception to this gen
eral rule. Petersburg { Va.) Republ'can'
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07
HERMITAGE. March d. 1916.

DEAR SIR: Your letter OF the 18th IN.
slant, together with the copy Of the pro-
ceedines Of the National Institute, furnish.
ed me by their corresponding secretary.
on the presentation, by you, of tho sarco-
phagus for their acceptance, on condition
il shall be preserved, and in hoaor Of my
memory, have been received, and are now
before me.
Although laboring under great debility
and affiction, from severe attack from
which may not recover, raise my pen
and endeavor TO reply. The steadincss Of
my nerves may perhaps lead you to con-
clude my prostration OF strength is not so
great as here expressed. Strange as it
may appear, my nerves are as steady as
they were forty years gone by; whilst,from
debility and ailliction, am gasping for
breath.
have read the whole proceedings Of
the presentation, by you, of the sarcopha-
gus, and the resolutions passed by the
board of directors, so honorable To my
| fame, with sensations and feelings more
easily to be conjectured than by me ex-
pressed. The whole proceedings call for
my most grateful thanks, which are hereby
rendered to you, and through you to the
presiden. and directors of the National
Institute. But with the warmest sensa-
tions that can inspire grateful heart, |
mus, decline accepting the honor intended
TO be bestowed. cannot consent that my
mortal body shall be laid in repository
prepared lor an emperor or king. My
republican feelings and principles forbid
il, the simplicity Of our system Of goveln-
ment forbids it. Every monument erect
ed to perpetuate tho memory of our heroes
and statesmen, ought 10 bear evidence of
the economy and simplicity of our repub-
lican institutions, and the plainness OF our
republican citizens, who are the soyereigns
of our glorious Union, and whose virtue
is to perpetuate 1t. True virtue cannot
exist where pomp and parade are the go.
verning passions; it can only dwell with
the people--the great laboring and pro
ducing classes that form the bone and
sinew Of our confederacy.
TUT lneSe Ttdsuns L SuuuOt u'SoPt tHS
honor you and the president and directors
. Of the National Institute intended to be
stow. | cannot permit my remains TO b'
the first in these United States 10 be de
posted in sarcophagus made for an EN-
f peror or king again repeat, please &C
cept for YOURSELF and convey 10 the presi
dent and directors of the National Inst
tute, my most profound respects for III
4 honor you and they intended to besiow.
f have prepared humble depository for M
mortal body beside that where lies my be
loved wife, where, without any pomp o
: parade, have requested, when my Go
calls me to sleep with my fathers, TO b
laid; for both Of US there TO remain unit
= the last trumpet sounds 10 call the dea
to judgment, when we, hope, shall ris
! together, clothed with that heavenly bod
promised 10 all who believe in our glor
> GUS Redeemer, who died for us that W
: might live, and by whose atonement hop
. for blessed immortality.
| am, with great respect
Your friend and felow.c citizen,
ANDREW JACKSON.
! To Com j. D. ELLIOTT, U. s. Navy.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07

Mr.. RIrcHIr, who is to take charge Of
the Organ Of the Administration at Wash
inpton, is about 10 years Of age-has had
charge Of the Enquirer for forty one years,
and now, 1t is said, leaves i as editors &C.
nerally are-poor,
We have always understood differently
that Mr.. Richie had been provident
and amassed considerable property,
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07

Fashions FOR GENTLEMEN. In Paris,
according TO the authorities, the full toilet
for young men consists of black dress
coat and pants, vest Of white marseillcs,
embroidered with cravat OF black satin,
or white stamped cotton, only long enough
to Tie in 'front.' or vest OF cashmere, en-
broidered with silk, with white cravai as
above. Full toilet requires pumps and
silk hose.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07
no Tcachcrs.

HyHE services of on additional Teach.
or in the Middleton Female Acade.
nv will be required from and after the first
Of August next. To one, either Male or
Female, Of adequate qualifications, a very
liberal compensation will be given, and
permanent situation afforded.
For further particulars apply 70
ALLEN GARY,
Presr Board Of Trustees.
Middleton, April II, l64j l9-lf
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07
Important 20 Carpen ters.

ME undersigned, a committee, will
receive proposals for building a
Church in tho town Of CarrolIion. Per
sons wishing to undertake will be shown
the plan Of the same by calling on Messrs.
Welons or Whtmore, at Carrollton.
Il. X. BURTON,
JAS. WELLONS,
]. WIIlTMORE.
April so, 1876 20.f
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07

or We arc authorized to announce
ANDREW K. BLYTHE, OF Lowndes co.,
as candidate for District Attorney Of the
Sixth Judicial district, comprising the coun-
ties Of Monroe, Lowndes, Oktbbeba, Car
roll, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Yalobusha and
Tallahatchie:
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07

NJ WE arc authorized to announce
l.. b. GRIDER as a candidate for Assess
gor Of Carroll county, at the election in
November next.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07
JUDGE or rnr erRcUlr COURT.

0Ay- WE are authorized TO announce
WILLIAM COTHRAN, ESQ. of Carroll CO.,
as candidate for Judge Of the Sixth Ju-
dciaI District, composed Of the counties OF
Monroe, Lowndes, 0ktibbeha, Choctaw,
Yallobusha, ,Tallahatchie, Carroll and Chick
asaW
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07
Roprmber election.

JUDGE HIGH COURT OF ERRORS s. APPEALS,
or We are authorized 10 announce
the HoN'L HENDLEY S. BENNETT, OF
Lowndes county, as candidate for Judge
Of the High Court Of Errors and Appeals,
for the Northern District.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07

or We are authorized TO say that VIZ
LIAms g. HERRINc, Esq. will be a candi-
date for Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Carroll
county, if nominated by the democratic
County Convention.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07
nIsrRIcr ATTORNEY.

or We are authorized TO announce
JOHN A. WILCOX, ESQ. Of Monroe CO.,
as candidate for District Attorney Of the
9th judicial district, composed OF the coun-
ties of Lowndes, Monroe, Oktlbbeha, Choc-
taw, Chickasaw, Carroll, Yallobusha, and
Tallahatche.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07

frrWe'are authorized to announce Maj
JAMES MONEY, as a candidate for re
election to the office Of Treasurer OF Car
roll county.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07

The Corporation OF Huntsville, Ala,
have fixed the license for retailing spiriti-
Gus liquors within one mile Of the court
house. at S2500. OF course the object IS
10 abolish the retail business altogether.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07

aMarried, on the 9th uliimo. by Rev.
John G. Dunly, Mr.. frederick Pulse, aged
lO2, to Miss Darcas Munnon, aged 5l--
ali OF Jefferson county, Tenn"
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07
CLERK DISTRICT cnANcERY COURT.

Or We are authorized 10 announce
WILLIAM P. BOLE as candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Clerk Of the Dis
uict Chancery Court, for the district com
posed Of the counties of Holmes, Carroll,
Yallohusha. Choctaw, and TalIahaichie.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07

According 10 the modern Jews, we are
now in The year Of The world, 1904; the
Church Of Englund considers il to be 5sfS;
the Church Of Rome makes tho world 10
bc 1914 years old, and tho Sepluaginl
1892 years.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07

Br. Choaie, of the Harry Of tho West, ls
out as candidate for Judge Of Probates oil
this county. Dot De"''
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-05-07


A NoRrH CAROLINA BAnY!--Wc have
Just seen one of the greatest natural Gu
riosiiies Of the day, viz; child, who viii
not be eight years Of age until July next,
and who weighs 1T lbs !--moro than the
celebrated Daniel Lambert weighed at the
same aye. He measures round the waist
AS inches-round the hips 47--the thighs
26--tho knees lS--neck 17i--and his
height is 4 feet "a inches! In the devcl-
opment of his mind and manners, he has
all the childish simplicity Of ordinary lads
Of his age, and is pleased exactly with
what usually delights children. 1t looks
odd to see such lump Of flesh, chuck
ling over new toy, or colored marble,
but moments examination will satisfy
any one, that he is the mere child he seems
10 be. His name is Jasper Jackson; he is
u native of Orange county, and is the son
Of poor, but very respectable parents.
Mr.. William Stranger Of this city, has
made an engagement with his father, and
left here yesterday for the Northern cilies,
with a view of exhibiting him TO the pub
lie. lie is curiosity that will vie with
Tom Thumb and Major Challin, and will
be so pronounced by all who may visit
him. Raleigh Register.