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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
CLERK CIRCUTr coURT

CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
OF We are authorized to say that WILL
LIAMS G. HERRING will be candidate for
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Carroll county. II
nominated by the democratic county eOnventian-
6T We are authorized 10 announce
RICHARD A. SEWARD as a candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Clerk Of the Clrcuit
Court Of Carroll county.
OF We are authorized to announce
WIN. G. HALE as q candldate for Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
COUNTY TREASURER

tTWe are authorized to announce Maj.
JAMES MONEY as a candidate for re-elccti0n
to the Office OF Treasurer Of Carroll couaty.
OF We are authorized TO announce
JOHN LOTT as a candidate for County Trea-
surer at the November Election.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
General election.
First Monday and TUESDAY in NoEEmber EXT.

JUDGE HIGH COURT OF ERR0Ks ARrEA1s
o. We are authorized 10 announce
Howl HENLEY s. BENNETT. d Low sssies.
as n candidate for Judge Of the Iiigh CouEt q
Errors and Appeals. for the Northern District
or We are authorized 10 announce
HoN'L ALEXANDER NJ. CLAYTON, "a Mar
shall county, rs a candidate far re-eleetson -
Judge of the High Court Of Errors and AEre4ls,
Tor the Northern district
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
JUDGE OF THE cIRcUrr coURr.

Tvs are authorized 20 announce
WILLIAM COTHRAN, ESQ of Carroll co..
as candidate Tor Judge ef me sixth Judlcsai
district, comprising the counties q Ncnror.
Lowndes. Oktbbeha, Ch0etaw, kasaw, Car
roll, Yallobusha, and Tallahatchie.
or We are authorized 10 announce
GEN'L t. n. WAUL, Of Yaliobusha Co. -
candidate for Judge Of the Sixth JUDICIAL lis-
triet, comprising the counties Of Monree
Lowndes, Oxtibbeha, Choctaw, Cbiekasa~, CeF-
roll, Yallobusha and Talishatehle.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

of our form of government over those Of
Europe. Every arrival but adds to the
irksomeness withswhich the masses of Eu.
rope have long endured existing dynasties
and much as each Of these nations NAV
be jealous of England, they feel that they
have more reason to dread the example of
America. We recently published por-
ton of the existing treaty of Verona, sign
ed in l622-we will repeat the lst article:
CART. /. The high contracting parties
being convinced that the system of repre-
sentative governments is equally as incom-
patble with the monarchical principle as
the maxim of the sovereignty of the people
with the divine right, engage mutually, in
the most solemn manner to use all their
efforts to put an end to the system of re-
preventative government, in whatever
country it may exist Europe, and to pre-
cent is being Introduced into those countries
tohere IL is not knea0n.
Signed:
METTERNIcH, for Austria,
CHATEAUBRIAND, for France,
BERNsETT, for Prussia,
NEssELDoRF, for Russia
Now. what is the proposition to refer
the Oregon question to them for arbltra.
lion !? Is it moi simply whether that large
territory shall become republican, or whe-
her it shallbe governed by imperial Eng
land? In whose favor will those despots,
sworn to put down popular government,
decide? 1t is said they are Jealous of Eng
land. The mere fact that Oregon will add
nothing to the power or influence of thai
country, while in our hands it will become
powerful republic, dangerous in those
seas 10 the dependencies of European des
pots, will ensure it to that power if lett tc
arbitration. In matters of territory as il
matters of government, the United State:
stand alone, and they have no recourse bu
to understand that which is their right
and 10 maintain it at all hazards until the
lapse of time shall have given them thu
fellowship of Republican Europe.
COnStitutiOn.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

CLERK DISTRICT ChANCERX COURT.
OF We are authorized 10 annognce
WILLIAM P. BOLE as candidate Tor re-
election % tie office OF Clerk of the District
Chancery Court, Tor The district composed Of the
counties Of Holmes, Carroll, YaiObusha, Chcc-
tav and Tnlfahafchie
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
sTATE CHANCrLLoR.

GF VIZ are authorized 10 announce
JuDGE JOHN NJ. TAYLOR a. a Candidate SOC
Chancellor of the State Of Mississippi
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
PROBATE CLERK.

or We are authorized TO announce
SAM'L HART as n candidate for reelection
to the office of Probate Clerk Of Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
ASSESSOR

CSrW We are authorized 10 announce
:. B. ORDER as a candidate for Assessor Of
Faxes OF Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
IN Circuit Court Of Carroll
County, State Of mississippi.
Patrick H. Brown
Us. Bill OF DISCOVERY.

James D. Long.
r pom opening the matters of this
bill, and it appearing that the said
Jas. D. Long IS not resident of this State
III IS ORDERED that he appear at the
next term of said Court to be holden on
the first Monday in October next, and an
swer The bill of discovery filed therein, and
in default, the matters of said bill win be
taken for confessed.
Its further ordered, That this notice be
published once week for two months sue.
cessively in the Mississippi Democrat.
R. A. SEWARD, Clerk.
July 9, Ie45. $685. <
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
Equity side OF Circuit Court

OF CARROLL COC1S -, 5.'23 iz--
OF MISSISSIPPI.
Robert Clark
ps. July Rules, A. d. 1916.
Sarah Clark
an opening the matters Of this bill.
" and il appearing 20 the satisfaction
of the Court that the defendant resides be-
yond the limits Of this State, and that The
ordinary process OF this Court cannot Dc
executed upon HERR Is oRDERED. That
unless said defendant appear Al the next
term of this Court, TO be holden on the 6rst
Moniay of October next, and plead. an
swer or demur to the bin Of complainant
herein, the matters thereof will be taken
for confessed. and decFeed accOrdingly.-
And il is further ordered, that publication
kof this notice he made for two months IN
the Mississippi Demoefai
r. A. SEWARD, Clerk.
July 2, 1s45, 29-os
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

a list OF LETTERS re.lIala.
- IN The Post Ot-ee al Carr Ms
slssipps. en- the first day q la.y. I>{1
which. Il nOt taken oathy she krss cE O.-ts-
her, vii BE toruarsed O. tAs Geaeral PSI
Oiice as dead letters
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
sHERIFF.

NJ We are authorized to announce
JOHN T. REEDY as "a candidate fer SherE q
Carroll countv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
Thing. In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec 3-P. N.
Professor Eames, of Washington City, was pre-
vented from delivering his lecture last evening before the
Merconi. Library Association III consequence oil severe
Illness
The delegates appointed by the several churches
of the City and County of Philadelphia to the Sabbath
Convention. nowin session at the Musical FUND Hall
Quite large number of delegates are in attendance
In Justice 10 Col Robert f Christy who has
many warm and sincere friends wherever known your
correspondent must state that he nlSniurmed,
when hs name coupled with those OF Byrne and
Young IN late dsrraceful and lmp!ous outrage In III"
lower part of the City Col Christy had nothing 10 do
with the affair and regret such mpuation should
for one upon his fair name and unnpeSch-
able character
AS an act of justice TO Col. Robert F. Christy-
whose name was coupled with upious transaction AT
the Church of coored congregation in South street,
would he did take part in the proceedings al
luded to- and Of course your correspondent was nsn
formed which ne deeply regrets. Col Chrsiy Is among
our most respectable citizens and has much stake IN
society 10 engage 10 such scenes.
There was general decline IN the price OF Stocks
to-day with sales moderate extent. Penna. -
opened %. decline Of from yesterday, but closed
trie better 49, Wilmington Railroad fell oil selling
at "a. Harrisburg Railroad selling at III Heading
went up selling 30 Texas securities matter OF
course tumbeG-the Notes closing p bid 2it asked
the per Bonds So: bid 3s asked and the 10 per
cent SO bid 30 asked-quite change for yesterday
There is rurnor. well founded believe OF an.
other farce having been enacted Norristown this
morning between iwo young "boods" or rather boys
named Montgomery and Ash, in which swords were
used as the weapons. The origin OF the affair Ia.
dy the injury sustained-a scratch
Snow commenced falling about clock this at.
the hour Of closing. There is every appearance OF a
deep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
Law Courts.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Ine following gen
teuen answered to their names ana We're sworn As
Grand Jurors Thomas jeremiah, foreman w N. ".
Bruen. Charles n Cosswell Anthony Compton, Ni!lam
b Draper William T. Cooke. c. p lugersol Seaman
Lowerre. VIM Penfold. Thomas 8. Stiliman, Svanus :
Ward John Welsh, John Gray, VIM C. Maitland JACOB
Acker. Gerard Siuyve=an James A. Scott James Leiss
Il. {. Sperry, jacob Aims William Moore
The Grand Jury after receiving :he charge OF the
Court retired for deoe-aton. some business having
been presented 10 them By the District Attorney.
Te Petit Jury discharged Il! Friday
The UHied S;d.ss vs. Steamboat F!RstiHS.-Acton 10
recover of the owners penalty OF S9VO !oF fuhn!ns'
without the Inspectors certificate, from sept ISL 10
March loi2 The libel made on complaint OF Coas-
l. Dinclev who in Inc event OF recovery IS entitled 10
nall /; claimed ,hs; the boat Was laid up at the tne
in which event she did not require cert;nca'e Decs-
on reserved-For United States MI MarouTy ioE own
ers. Mr.. Thorn.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Actiou 70 recover note for $50
given by de:endan; 10 M John w Moore who was IN
debted 10 him 500 $500 borrowed money 20 OBTAIN
disc for Nj Nusseys benefit oui parted Wiz y IS
syerred By Mr.. Moore 20 plaintiff 70 wno ne was also
indebted, saying. the time il was borrowed
cote. Verdict for plaintiff IN amount toF P!aint;-'
Messrs Bsrculo OF Poushkeepsie snc Ilden lof &C.
iendsut Messrs. David Graham anc l. Ssyre-
CouRT OF CoMnoS PIEAs-Danisi L. PG:se and No
MrEr Robert Z. Crooke Action 10 recover the
value OF qusniiy old shipped OF board the schr
William Henry. az Philadelphia, Tor AeW-ioEk- but
placed on deck and thrown overheard IN SON y IS
contenGed that il should have been placed below u hch
i denied Verdict for plaintiffs. S50l FOR p.ainii-s,
Messrs- Norton and Mills; Tor defendants, MessFs.
Cowles and Jordan
william Kobe IS. Josepi Ec- GSoH-Actior 10 recov.
note oil SalS. The defendants reside 8; PhIadel
phis They sent draft to plaintiff on John L Smith OF
this ciIy take up the note. Plaintiff on presenting L.
took Smiths cheek or the Merchants 5anS where
Smith had on deposi, AZ The tiuie $4,000 and gave Up
the DRAFT He deposited the check IN Inc Mechanics
Bank where he did business but mex, day on being pre-
sen;ed 70 the Bank il found tina; Nj Sroith had
overdrasn his account $4,000 and Inc check has
been paid Il cou,erded that NJ. hoobe should have
collected me check or got certified the day ne received
il when Il good. and tina, he cannot reco-er the
row. For psinua NJ ElingwooGi for defendant NJ
Mulock
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Proclamation.

py S1IAs WRIGHT Governor Of the STATE Of Nso- YORK
usage which has the appreciation of quarter oil a
century calls upon me al this period OF the year 70 hae
day 70 be observed By the people OF TINS S's as gay
cfpublc Thanksgiving The uniformity IN the time mere
tofore DESIGNATED throughout the period referred TO- IN
duces me 10 name Taursday The fourth day Of December
nex, a. the Thanksgiving day for this State for the pre-
Lie and health are enduring causes for hankfulness
to the Father of life and the Fountain OF health from al
the living. .-,.;,,a
Free civil institutions based upon the true prlnciPe
of popular sovereignty and cxtend ding TO every
nj equal personal liberty. and TO all the largest
Of that liberty consistent with peace anu o,
sons security present for devout tha kiuness
to the Ruler of Nations, from every people VINO ENJOY
The plentiful fruits of the earth which in our State
and country furnish abundance for the wants OF all
coll for daily ,hankfunes and render II peculiarly ap'
propra,e that annually these fruits are yielded
Christian people should unite in tribute oil thanksgiving
Him. who tennpers the seasons anu uesses ' e ~
and makes it fruitful.
N zach individual Will summon up the recollection Of
the almost nnunerabR personal and social blessings,
which the year has brought with IT, all the people OF this
State will be willing with heart 10 set apart one day
for united expression Of their thanks for the many
and signal blessings Of this year. abundanty bestowed
upon them and their country by the Great Author OF
every temporal and spiritual blessing
Respectfully recommend the day have named. 70 be
thus apart for this grateful service and duty and that
the people OF the State suspend their business ayocsons
and assemble in their usual places OF religious worship
that the Temples which have resounded with suppica
lions for the year. may echo back thanksgiving 10 film
who has beautifully responded TO petitions and so
patcrnally provided for GU. necessities.
Exercises such these entered into n the spirit ana
with the feelings which these considerations should ex'
cite cannot fail the mind to the lively rernem-
brance of the mmcasuraby greater blessings OF inc
dernp,ion through Saviour and the Revelation 10 fallen
man Of the way Of salvation blessings for which the hu
man heart can never be sufficiently thankful
In testimony whereof have hcreunto axed me prVy
seal OF the State. Witness my hand at the city OF
H. 81 Albany this fifth day Of November in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty
FIVE SlLAS WRIGHT.
HoRAcE MOODY, Private Secretary.
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see how Mr. Polk proposes to secure bis equitable
per centase Of the Mineral Product any better al
ter the lands are sold than before Sell the lands Of
course sincethe interest on the proceeds of Million
Acres would douby pay both the Six Thousand
Dollars that the Government now gets from It's
Leases and the Tweaty-six Thousand it spends IN
collecting the Six but if the equitable proportion
of Mineral is still TO be exacted some cheaper and
more efficient means of collecting must evidently
be devised Congress should act promptly on 'hiS
subject, for the waste and loss ofthe present system
are even less deplorabe than the enormous asste
gate of dishonesty and fraud by which they must De
accor,nIished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
FROM HAvAyA.-By the steamship Gal

received Havana papers 10 the ietn INST he local
news was AZ that time o; great interest There
crest ball given thc Lceo on the !eth INST Il being
the Captain Generals brrh day The 10th. 81 Chriso.
piers feast the patron Saint OF Havana was observed
% the usual religious and civic ceremonies h- 18th
the Queens birth day, was also kept up rs gala day
The HSosneros had iu week OF pleasure and enjoy.
ment. " 0. pelx.
RAILROAD AccIDEST.-On the 30th ul,. Benia
min Miller. of Lower Merton township opposite Man.
yuuk Pa ett his home for the purpose OF hunting game
When a, the curve the rNrOad watching bird two
trains of cars passing up and the other down came
upon him suddenly. One OF the trains passed his
legs, severing both just below the knees
DELAWARE AND RARtTAS CASAL.-The recent
cold weather nas caused accumulation Of ice in the
Deawsr. and Rsrian Canal which gives the iron
boats considerable trouble. Philadelphia Ledger.
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sub.crip,ion. received TO the semi- weekiy
Wood stock, VI


PHYSICS VERSUS MErAPHYsIcs.-The metaphySc.lr
whose vocation tcoze and who takes the shadows
born OF h the basis for working out tho great
problem HE, frequently ends III believing nothiog but
The INDIVIDUAL however humble his powers who directs HI,
attention the properties OF matter generally accompanies
some practical good aud Gun never be an inde here Is
nothing in the wide universe that not capable OF being
some ay acted upon for the good OF man. See what has
been done with which lhe minimizing deliver OF The
ground would away rubbish Yet from that root las
been evolved the powerful aotissptc known III msc
cne-Saniss Sarsaparilla. TIE most terrible diseases
for what diseases be terrible than scrolla, al
cancer and tnor and eryspilas and their kindred mas
dies-vied its powerful snd conservative nnIence
PREPARED and sold, wholesale and rctsil, by A B. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 10 Fuon-st. New-fort
Sold also rs Broadway, - East Broadway, and by Drug
gists generally hrou ghout the United States Price 81 p
bottle SIX bottles for -.
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.oslxe OF HE cAyAL.-The Canal substantial

CLOSING OF The CASAL.-The Canal substantial
ly closed Saturday We learn from the Albany Atlas
that little freight which the boats could not take
was carried the Railroad under the permission OF the
Canal Commissioners The several Collectors sc will
close pther accounts to the 29th Saturday. and the
Railroads viii all carry freight from the Isl December
The Canal Navigation commenced on the 18th OF April
this year and closed the 29h OF November having
afforded 225 days of Navigation.
The limitations OF approaching close OF their bust
says the Atlas had been furnished in season Tor the
forwartcrs Notwithstanding the grea: demand ioE
freighs and the corresponding prices comparatively lew
boats it is believed have been caught IN the ice The
Superintendent OF the Third Section writes that he got
all the loaded boats going East of his section and len
them Saturday afternoon a, O'Clock within six miles OF
Schenectady. There loaded boat this side OF
canaohare, though there some five or seven lying
at that place
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Y schencl,' PuImonic syrup.-In Consequence
OF The unparalleled SUCCESS OiSCHENCk'S Pulmonc syrup
n curing Coughs Colds, Consumption Dyspepsia and Liver
ConpItint, many eminent members OF the medical proie
sion are nov using IN heir daily practice The principle
upon which hi- syrup Is compounded, IL in sccotanoe
Win the principles OF sound medical philosophy. soge
ration upon HE system Is mild yet enables me
diseased pulmonary organs to throw BIZ expectoFatoi
e morbid secretion that is retained and here Iuoefc!a
or aosces IL forming, rpens lhei and assists nature %
stored.
common Cold, or habre Cough, yields to ia hea
ihS lGaaence, In very short time and single TIA WI
convince any person, that IN these the Pu!monc
fp "a. DO eqls IN speedily removing the Cough amt ef
lus ~ eXpelng all disease which Il len 70 remain oea
terminates IN p fatal Consumption.
The Original Genuine PUimonic Syrup IS prepared *
clusiyey by the Subscriber from the old original lnc
Recipe is for sale his principal Office, No Corlso
81 few doors West OF Brosdway, where persons e's
have their lungs exaninet with the hescOp- and
necessary al vice free Of charge Pamphlets decp nveE
Consumption al is forms, Dyspepsia and Liver Coo
plant can be Obtained AZ the Office gratis
Please bear mind that p. s beekm4n does not a.;
longer eel the Original Genuine Puimanc Syrup sgea
and avoid being ceceived apply for advice ofH
old established medicine. at No Corisn6-.t y.
d If III j. II SCHENCN
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II 8EEgaAS's ORIGINAL GENUINE PULaOSTc SYsIf;
for TIE % Consumption Colds, Cougb., Diseases o.
Inc Lungs, Liver Complaint and Dyspepsh Thl' exHSg
dinary medicine universally conceded TO be Of I
GREATEST discoveries OF the age and Is daily eIp0!
and recommended by the most eminent physicisns' -. -.
widespread celebrity has called forth Of nose os
einpts at imitation, which the desperate WILL IN w.
on of ell sht frequently resort, protected 10 theH pSs
sadeavots al nposuon, By their reckless and i'e'poI
character. /,
Particular caution should therefore bo taken. In every
stance, yet the Syrup genuine A. there II but one e.
remedy OF this KIDD the Proprietor de.ms II his lmp-a
duty thu. plainly 10 put the public their guard agAl
purchasing any but the Original Genune rulinUnc sya
prepared and sold, IN this ciIy only hts old estaoI
Office No 49, Coftlandsi. the South side, one DOR y
low the corner OF Gr-enwich-t (2l n2zu
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r GorrauTy Italian Iedrc.ed Soap, for the OF PIN
plea Fredkies Tan Saoyy Eplions and ali skin dis
G.uremeu- the oniy depot 81 Wak.rsL Isl Store FROM
Broadway 81 cents cake. Greciaa Hair Dye. peeetabk
l,q,i Rouge, for crimsoning Lips and Cheeks Poufr,
Subtitle for erldcating snperuous hnr without injury
tn. Lily lIhte for instantly scattering rednrss and
hushes from Acoustic drops tor curing deatnes-c
&c The above celebrated preparation. OF Dr. Gourauts
be found only bear Ia mind Al 81 Wakerst Isl Store
FROM brOHdwsy.
AGENrs-E. Il. Tuule, Assembly Buildings. Philad-phis
jordan. ? Mtk-s- Boston; Carleton Co Lowell; lye.
Salem w L. Gerrish. New Bedford Guild, Bangor; B..
Springfield Green Co. Worcester; Myers, New-Havea
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