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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
Notice.

/ 4
\ ~ the undersigned ut the Ch, c,aw Agency un.
til IL u'clnck on MoLday tho 4 day of August
next, Tor supplying the Creek Indians With a, mn.
ny of the following described arncis as eau be
furnished for the sums spec fed IN each cas'.
Isl. Cast Steel axes Of collins" HUNS
and kings" manutncturc. in equal proporlr"ns.
aud OF the usual Sizes in each box, 10 The amount
/ of S6uO.
! I'd. Wedding hoes Of the different sizes
in equal proportions. 500.
! 30. "DavIs" single horse ploughs, with
clevis, and cast iron mould boards, 500.
/ 4th. Trace chains, bright straight links,
each chain 10 be at least q feet inches
long. and st lbs. weight, $50.
/ 9th. Log chains, 25 lbs. each. 100
9th. No. 10. Whttemo,u best cotton
cards, SEQ.
7lh. Cross cut saws. one half of six, the
her half of seven feet in length, 200.
Srh. Single cut" cross cut saw files, 20.
9th. Hand Saws, lG0.
10Th. Il,mdsaw files 10.
llth. Drawing knives, IL inches in
length, 100.
II. Screw nugcrs 2 inch, !! inch,
inch and inch. 100.
1871. Socke. chjseIs, ." u
ana iuch. 100
liza. Fore pianos and jnck planes, in
equal proportions complete, 80
Tine proposals To BE- endorsed Proposals for
supply linI the Creeks with various articles" and
TO state the number Of articles proposed To be far
ni>hcI in cach case. FracIi nal excesses in any
of the sums nnmed which cannot be Otherwise ar-
pied. may DO taken from one article and applied
to another. tho object being to cxpond the aggrr.
gate amount for the articles specified.
The whole 10 be embraced IN one contract which
viii be made with the loves! responsible bidder.
All tho articles furnished to be of the best an
most approved quality, and to b" delivered at the
Creek Agency landing ON or brfOrc the !st day
Of February, 1916.
Payment viii be rnu,e by the undersigned at
the ChOrtaw Agency on presentation of the Ger.
liicpte of tho Agent in eha,f Of the l. States
that the contract has been complied with.
a bond WI Improved security wI be required.
ALSO. at the sane time and place, separate
proposals will be received for supplying the Semi.
mole Indians with as many of the following artl-
2es as can be furnished for the sums named in
each co~e:
Axes of the Kind and description required for
the Creeks. $500.
Hoes. " 4" 800.
Cross-cu, Saws. 80
Hand saws. - 90.
Drawing Knives. 80.
Screw Augurs /! inch. l inch, inch. 70.
Brass cities. nanmnere:!, us>ort,! sizes. cX-
chri!ng til irrg.st. 70.
MI to be Of lie best qutiiIy and description. an
10 lie embraced IN one contract. which VIII be
made with the lowest Responsible bidder.
The different articles 10 be delivered ii !e Sem
mole blacksmith SuOp on or near Little river on
or before the Ist February next.
PAYMENT W Il be made by the under lCneh a t
the Choc,aw Agency 50 SION at cr the f"IilImen'
Of the contract is ccrili d by tn" proper Agent IN
hthaf Of the Governments as iumd> may DC APP
proprintcI aud RENTED for the purpose.
The pr"posa's 10 be endorsed "pr"pnSaIs for
supplying the Sennn'cs with various urtIcies.'
Bond with approved security required.
WM. ARMSTRONG.
Act. Snp. ". T.
Choc'nw Agency. jane II, lSl5--iS-sH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
Eats.

iona bic Nu,ria, Silk and Moleskin; broad brim
e sporting do. Wool do.
81, l045.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
Regular van Buren,, Foti Smith nd Fcrl Gibson
Packet,

Packet,
ROLLA ,-SuMMERs, Master,
A VSn WILL ply as a regular packet between
frz,tyNir the above mentioned ports, and wi con"
.sTi--Ss:syrx tnue throuuhani srasoh, IedNIng
Van Iss.r-.ssvry saturday morning at o'clock, and
Fort Smith at O'Clock, z. NJ, oil the same day; and
returning leaves Fort Gibson every "Wednesday morn
ing Il: 9 o'clock. The Rva having undergone thor.
rough repairs, better adapted for the safe and
speedy transportation Of passengers and freight than
any boat in the trade. Every exerton viii made 10
the comfort of passengers and safety of freight.
All packages, parcels, letters orders sent by the
boat, Will meet with prompt attention. For freight or
passage apply board, or TO the following agents:
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,i YAK BrRrs.
J. S GROSS. "'
w. II. Il NJ. MAYERS, ro., s,cr,,
CAPT JNO. ROGERS.
FRED CUMMINGS, -
W. P. DENCKLA i' ''''''
Van Buren, March 3, lSl5.-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
NCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:

AVE lust received by late arrivals 6ne stock Ol
epois selected for this market, consisting in part
|kNCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:
g, aud 5-i brown aud blsached shrtngs, Low.
XyrgIna corinus, bro"n and blCached sh,rttngs,
elecks, American. Frcn,h and Attakaprs cot,
-. bedtckng. black slprcca. hombaziue and
~ cloths, black and color,d merinos, nankins,
snd e"l"red esmbres, English, French aud
an prints, mourning calicOes. Irish linens, Rus
srs, damask table cloths, eambric. Swiss aud
8 musliBs, Madras, silk ard linen cambrc hand
-, black Italian crayats, PTussian shawis, white
ek cotton hose and half hose, worsted, silk and
ves, webb and gumelastic suspenders, ladies
-, cotton cord, white and colored spool cotton,
|npd colored sewing silk. honks and cy es, needles
~ lebone, buttons, ivory, dressing, side aud tuck
brass steel and silver thimbles, looking glasses,
'6lrings, fish h. Oks and lines matche' steel pens,
<tnk, pen and pocket knives, tabIe knives and
.opoons, &c. &c
ID BOOTS. SHOES AND HATS:
1brogans, slippers, Ties, huskns and half gaitCrs,
Tvs nd infants shoes and hrogans, men's p aud
Uans, gentlemen s scwed and prged calf aud kip
6lppers and dancing pumps, broadbrm black
Irib Russia hats, fashionable SILK, Russia, cass-
nd nuiria hats, scalct cloth and fur caps.
= CLOTHlNG:
{ortment of Summer pa ats, coats and vests, black
lie, drawers, knit SHIRTS, ienir bosom shrrIs &c
ARE, GLASSW ARE. &c.
Iaehich were boz, ht low and will be sold cheap p
*, or Country Produce
Bureu, June y, Is lJ.-2A
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
SaGilcry,

'ads nd rcins ring briIles strrup feathers Sweep
ted pocket bags, nugskin collars, cotton and worst
ming os leather grlh~, sheep scat saddles, Attak
=, Colum5il do, spurs &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
FoaT SMITH. ARKANSAS. !
June 5lh. 1915.

June 5lh. 1915.
rEiLED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Office of the undersigned until II VI. the
2Slh day of Tune. 1915. for furnishing the Qnar-
ter Masters Depa r;meni with one hundred an !
ten tons Of good Prairie Hay, well cured and clear
Of weeds. &c. 70
Eighty tons to be d'Iivcrcd at tho ne" works
and the remander go tonSl at Camp. near Fort
Smith. tho Whole to b. stacked or rlcked by the
con, ractor amt ut his expense.
The contract TO be completed on or before the
18Th dav OF August. 1915. Gnoi security VIII
be required for the faithful fuliIm"nt OF contract.
The privilege of rejecting aIi bids deemed high
is reserved to the Unrd States. =
T.. B. ALEXANDER, A. @. VI.
1875.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
Shoes, Boots &C.

=. fine sewed calf br, gans, kip prggcd brogans,
egg ged hr,glns and low quartcred sh"esi youths
,t>, boys pcggod do, velvet slippers, velvet nul-
,utton gators, ladies' extra kid slippers, buskns
lrrs, colprrd KID lies, fine calf sewcd boots line
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
SJ4G gCGIEa
s20EBgODk. CATER 4 CO.,

KILDT STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
fave constantly on hand, 'ught exclusively for
\ 4 cash, an extensive assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY Gn0DS,
Particularly caiouaied for Vestcrr trito; ani which
,n"y offer on liberal terms to purchasers from Arkln
and The indian country, ~
jane Ith, ISlJ no lh-3m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
IL OF ARkASAS,
b OF w WASHINGTON, :
buniain To3cnSiUU.

In WE. Mark II. IIalbrrt. 'ohE Ch0sh
TX er anl William c. Kmes. citizens of
F-EE Washington county and hous' holders
In, ha. ing there to bren appointed by Ahso-
Barncs. Justice of the Peace. have this day
ID certain horse shown to us by Eli Bun
an estray, the said horse found to be a black
ped to be 6 or years Old, the left hind foot
/ blaze in the face. Il sore back, supposed
Fifteen hands high, we do value the same to
|y.tivc doIIars-dono this 2nd day o! June,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
9lgPpitsN are.

Sted teas. edged twifflers, Mocho pitchers and
painted sugars and creams, heavy fl mt, mtre
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
STATE r. F. ANHANsAS' a, R.,NSS IS.
BENTON CIRCUIT COURT My, 23d, loi'

STATE F ANKANSAS.t g
County, OF BENTON.
BENTON CIRCUIT COURT My, 23d, ISIS.
Joseph NJ Lynch and James
Alien Thompson, COMPLAIN
ants.
William Pelham, James II.
Stirman. Adm'rs. Sarah
Sheppard as widow, Ann
Eizab"th. Thomas SUcP
Inrd aud AslI", Sheppard
heirs at law Of Joseph NJ.
Sheppard. and George Grig@
and John llammocH, De.
fendnms.
A ND now en- this day cane the companant
1A. hy Solicitor. and ii appearing by affidavit
at the said George Grrgg. one of the Defend
ants. is Il non resident of this State it Is there
fore ordered that said George Gfigg b, Hohr:
bv pubIirulIon that sad bill has been hlel for The
force loSure of a Mortgage and that Defendant Il
required toappear at the next term of this court
and plead answer lie ,ur to snil petition or th'
san,e " i'll be taken as against him confessed
further ordered that n copy of tins ordar DO pub
li>hed IN the " Arkansas ImeVigenccr." n news
paper printed in this State. four weeks sncces
si,rly the last insertion 10 he at least thirty day
| before the next term of this court.
a true copy from the minutes of the court.
JNO. SMITH. Clerk.
June II, lSIj.-lS-4t. prs. fee 50 20
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
WILLIAMS & PHILIPS
wIL>OS's ROW, Main street,

.yE inst received by late arrivals ins stock Of
rpods selected for this market, consisting in part
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
WM. c. KYMES,
JOHN CHESTER,
MARK Il. tIALBERT,

HPPf0lSfTS.
torn and subscribed TO the day and date above
en. A. BARNES, J. p.
be 2l, lS15.-l9-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
Ci0fI,ing.
Groceries.

n bosom shirts; cottomade and !
Az linen coats.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
DR.. G. BENZ. SMITHS
"Imprnred Yegetnhle Indlnn pills,

SUG,k CvArE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05

Joseph NJ Lynch and James !
Allen Thompson, COMPLAIN. |
ants.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

individuals who have deposited them, might
not shut their doors ID the teeth OF the 20
vernment, and lei il raise funds as best il
might to relieve is necessities? Nav,
might not bank logic, and bank morality,
find a justification in the fact that the acl,
or policy OF the Government, in declaring
or producing war, having occasioned the
depreciation in stocks, they were neither
legally or morally bound to redeem them
by restoration of the specie, of which
they were deemed To be the equivalent 7
The experience Of the past len years
proves that such results are within the
bounds 0: possibility--nay Of probability.
Constitution.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

Seren is Of old mystic number. There
are Seven days in the week Sever
Pleiades. Seven Seals. Seventh child
Seven sleepers. Seven leagued boois.--
Seven Sages. Seven Heavens. The
Seven years war. Seven Principles
But of all the Screen, the one which now,
IN this present seventh month of the year,
engages the public attention and tantaizes
the public curiosity, is the mysterious Ser.
en- Stars in Gen. Jackson's private letter
10 Major Lewis, of April 9Th, published
by the latter in violation Of all the obIiga.
tons OF confidential correspondence, in
which the old Chief, expressing his regret
at the dlscontiEuance Of the Globe, asks in
regard to the purchase of il, SIS the rene
gade politician *s***++ to have an inte-
rest? Who would trust him in politics or
money!" Various papers have been puz-
cling the editorial brain in vain, in their
attempts 10 decipher the mystery. Rene
gdde politicians have become SO common,
and people HH1e entitled 10 be trusted in
politics or saoney that the embarrassment
of choice is the only difficulty. The Rich
mond Times and Compiler, makes guess
equally absurd and ill.natured when it
spells out the stars into the name of The
respected and honorable editor of the
Union ITSELF This, Mr., Richie indignant
~ denles--happening to know, from an.
other letter from General Jackson, of near
y the same date, to gentleman in (near)
Washington, and containing the same in
qulry, who was really meant and thus
characterized by Gen. Jackson. He states
that he knows who was meant, and that he |
is to be found "north of the Susquehnna.n
We also happen to know the person indi-
Gated; and were it needed could add our
estimony TO the intrinsic evidence which |
llready rendered it quite superhuous for
Mr.. Richie to deny its application to him
elf. (By the way il may be added that
he Union also says that the Seven Stars
lad "no part in purchasing the Globe or
n establishing the Union') Wo 10 the
unhappy man upon whom General Jack.
on has left the whitening weight Of this
egacy of his opinion of him thus made
'ublic. He will never recover from it rs
public man; and even though he should
e in the possession of an eminent station,
cached by means themselves well calcu-
ated to justify the language in which he
J described, vain will be any attempt he
nay make to claim the confidence of the
ariy which may be compelled for a while
D suffer his nominal adhesion to it Neps
lit is generally understood that the
starry man across the Susquehanna," is
,.A-M-E.R-o N, the new Senator elect from
'ennsylvania.l
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

Hon. HENnLEv s. BENNETT. - This
gentleman Is now at his home, in the
midst II his family and friends, and en-.
gagged in his accustomed quiet pursuits Of
agriculture and study. He has complied
with custom exacied from every candi-
date IN this State, regardless Of the office
10 which he aspires, and has shown him
self TO those whose votes are 10 decide his
election. From every direction we have
heard the most flauering accounts Of the
impression he has made on those with
whom he has hitherto been unacquninted.
It is gratifying 10 NIL good citizens 10
observe that high judicial functionar,,
who has discharged the responsible duties
OF his ONCE with so much satisfaction 10
the people whose interests have been con.
fided TO his adjudication, is receiving such
evidences as point surely TO reward
which enllvens every virtuous officer, viz:
continued confidence and elevation in his
sphere. This we say in all sincerity and
in justice to Judge Bennett, for no one
could have done more TO elevate the dig
nifty of the Bench, and purify the morals
OF the country so far as the law can reach
or control them, than he has in his official
capacity. Politically, it is true, we differ
widely with Judge Bennett, Upon ques-
lions of mere State policy we have never
heard him express an opinion, and we
know enough Of the character of the man
10 feel assured that no one has ever heard
hin mention them in connection with their
judicial bearing. We believe il he goes
IN the Supreme Bench, he will go as the
Judge and not as The politician, and that
10 alliance Of parties with any question
you'd for moment influence his decl-
lions. We, OF course, must be sincere in
his belief or we should be the last man
o present him 10 our friends, and we say
his that our friends below may expect a
Judge and not politician, should the
Ion. llendley S. Bennett be sent among
hem. columbus Wing.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
Extract from the annual circular of WV,
LAUGHLIN 81 Co., dated
"NEw ORLEANS, August ], 1915.

"NEw ORLEANS, August ], 1915.
"The estimate of the last Cotton crop
exceeds 100000 bales, notwithstanding
the immense loss from high water on the
Mississippi, Arkansas, Red River and their
tributaries. The present crop is promis-
ing, so far, as we are informed, with the
exception of some slight complaints of
rust and army worm in particular sections
Of the country; and the fears of injury
from the late high water are entirely dis
sipated. We may, therefore, anticipate a
fair average crop in all the cotton-grow-
ing States. The stock in this city on sale
is unusually small, amounting only to a
bout 1000 bales, which leaves clear field
for first shipments, and we hope brisk
demand and good prices. Unfortunately,
however, the stock in Liverpool is unusu.
ally large, say l,0i5,000 bales, being an
increase of lie 1000 bales over the same
time last year. But we have good reason
to believe that the consumption Of the raw
material as well as the manufactured, will
be greatly increased in the India and Chi
ma markets as well as in Great Britain,
where The machinery has been vastly in
creased since The repeal of tho import du-
~ upon cotton ID that country; and the
annexation Of Texas TO the United States,
equalizing the import and export duties,
cannot fail TO contribute in some degree
to the interests Of the cotton planter.
"1'he price of provisions for the past
season is a strong nppeal to the Southern
planter 10 protect his own interests, and
to relax no exertions in raising everything
that is possible at home: for if there was
no other reason, the fact Of the English
ports being thrown open 10 our Western
produce, will produce much variation in
the value Of It, and The cotton planter
should be prepared for every contingency.
We viii continue, MS heretofore, TO trans
ACT business entrusted 10 our care in a
strictly legitimate manner, guarding a.
gainst the possibility Of sacrifice to our
pa.rons, and ready al all times 10 extend
such facilities as prudence may dictate.
"Our house at yicksburg, (LAUoHIIr,
SEARLEs g. Co.,) as well as ourselves, are
prepared to furnish Begging and Rope and
other plantation supplies at the lowest
market prices. An cotton consigned 20
OUR address will DO protected BY insurance
IL 4 valuation Of $50 per bale, unless
otherwise ordered BY the shipper, and
'Eainst FIRE in store at the cHricni rte Of
premium, in what we believe ID be the
most solvent officer"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

or WE are authorized 10 announce
WILLIAM COrHRAN, ESQ Of Carroll co.
as a candidate for Judge Of the Sixth Judicial
district, comprising the counties Of Monroe,
Lowndes, Oktbbeha, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Car
roll, Yallobusha, and Talahatchie.
OF We are authorized to announce
GENT T. N. WAUL, Of Yallobusha co.. MS a
candidate for Judge of the Sixth Judicial dis
tfict, comprising the counties of Monroe,
Lowpdes, Ohtibheha, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Car
roll, Yallobnsha and Tallahnfohie.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

T ETTERS Of administration having
MA been granted 70 1ic undersigned ID
the esinte Of JAcoB MnGkn, deceased. by
the Probate Court Of Carrcl county, at
The July term, 1915, thereof, all persons
having claims agairst said estate are I'd.
tilted. % present them, duly authenticated
within ihe time prescribed W law, or they
will be forever haired.
MARIA w. MILLER, Adm,r,
SAM'L M MILLER, 1dmr
Of cstafc Of Jacob Miller, dfe'd.
July 10, ls45 3i-o,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
Guardian,s Notice.

N NUhII persons interested in the Iands
n and icncments Of William Fl. Town
send, deceased, especially The west haIl
southwest quarter Section /, and north,
east quarter Of Section 2, in township ID,
range 0, cast; TAKE NOTICE, thai al ihu
Sepiemberterm next Of the Probate Court
Of Carroll county, ! Happily for al order
70 sell said land for The purpose Of bonrd.
ing, clothing, and educating tho minor
heirs Of said deceased.
WIN, r. HARRIS, Guardian
Of minor heirs Of WIN. III. Tcrnsend, dec
July III, IS4J 3l--0t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
GemeraI ELECTION,
First Monday and Tuesday in November next.

JUDGE HIGH COURT OF ERRORS 4 APPEALS
or We are authorized 10 announce
HoN'L HENLEY s. BENNETT, OF Lowndcs.
as candidate for Judge of the High Court Of
Errors and Appeals, for the Northern District.
OF We are authorized TO announce
HoN'L ALEXANDER M. CLAYTON, OF Mar
shall county, as candidate for reelection as
Judge Of the High Court Of Errors and Appeals
or the Northern district.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

OF We are authorized 10 announce
WILLIAM RANSOM asa candidate for re.
election TO the Office Of Sheriff OF Carroll county.
OF We are authorized TO announce
JAMES COLLINS as candidate for the Office
Of Sheriff Of Carroll county.
Or We arc authorized TO announce
JOHN Il. REEDY as a candidate for sheriff Of
Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

OF We are authorized to announce
CYRUS B. BALDWIN, Of Chckasaw county,
% candidate for District Attorney Of the
sixth Judicial District, composed of the coun-
lies Of Carroll, Tallahatchie, Yallobusha, Cboc.
taw, Chickasaw, oktibbehn, Monroe, Lowndes
or We are authorized to announce
VIM. BARKSDALE, ESQ of Lowndes county.
rs candidate for District Attorney of the
Sixth Judicial District.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
Administrator,s Notice.

ETTERS Of administration having
~ been granted TO the undersigned, by
the Probate Court Of Carroll county al
The July term, Isl5, thereof, on the estate
Of JONATHAN RAY, deceased, all persons
having claims against said estate are no,-
fed to present them, duly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred
JOSEPH RAY. Admir-
Of tie cstate Of Jcaaihun Ray, decd.
July l6, l645 BLOT
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

Or We are authorized 10 announce
W. W. HAMMONs as candidate for Asses
sor Of Carroll county.
or We are authorized to announce
JOHN MCLEAN as candidate for re-elect;ou
as Assessor Of Carroll county.
0Eay- VIZ are authorized to announce
Z. D. ORDER asa candidate for Assessor of
Taxes Of Carroll county.
or We are authorized 70 announce
FELIX 1. SEWARD as candidate for As
SCISSOR Of Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

wM cOTnRAN. A.. b. r,owA,,n
GtOTHRAN 81 HOWARD, Avorncys
~ al Ian.
Mr.. CoTHRxs's Office al Cafrollton, and
Mr: liowAnD's at CofceyiIIe, YalObusfa co.
March, 1876
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

Of The STATE Of Mississippi, al Cayrollton.
Archibald Robinson BnL ron DyoncE,
rs~ TO June term, A.
Sarah E Robinson. D. is45.
lFHyiilS dry came the complainant, bv
-k bis Solicitor, and It appearing 10
the satisfaction Of the Court that The dc.
PENDANT is a nonresident of the State Of
Mississippi, the same having been dulv
proyen--His ordered By The Court, Tint
publication of the tendency Of this bill DO
made weekly for three successive months
in the " Mississippi Democrat ncwspa-
per published in the town OF Carrolton,
in the county of Carroll in this State, that
'nIoss the so,d defendant shall enter her
appearance at the next term Of this Court,
aud plead, answer, or demur 10 tho com.
painant's bill, the same viii be SGT down
for hearing on the facts charged in the Bill,
and u decree passed in tho same manner
as il The defendant had appeared and was
present in the Court.
Issued on the lsh day Of Janc, A. n,
ls45.
Auuo copy from the minutes:
WIN. 7. BOLE, Cicrk.
July 10, 1916. 3l-lst
cnEvIs & DAVIDSON, =. q.
The bill charges that complainant in
termarricd with defendant in Alabama, in
March, lSdi TINT they removed to Mis-
sissippi in October, 1912; that they have
lived in Mississippi from that time unri 4th
May, 1915; that they lived together as
man md wife until shortly boiore The filing
Of this bill; that the defendant has had two
the fruits Of the marriage that
complainant got no property by the mar
riagc; that tho defendant committed adul-
terry with one James Craig, on the 7Ih Of
April, ls45, and frequently before from the
lst of December, 1874, until that tmc.---
Prays for divorce from the bonds Of ma
tfimony, for possession Of the children,
for order Of publication, and decree upon
pro confcsso, il bill not answered by next
term of Court.
WIN. P. BOI.E, CLERK.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

CLERK DISTRICT cnANcERY COURT
OF We are authorized 10 announce
WILLIAM P. BOLE MS a candidate for re-
election TO the office of Clerk OF the District
Cbancery Court, for the district composed Of the
counties Of Holmes, Carroll, Yalobusba, Cboo-
taw, and Tallahatche.