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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
DENTISTRY.
DOCTOR J. p. HAMILTON,

Having permanently located himselfin CasVille,
Grant county, w. r, respectfully announce TO
the public that he is prepared to practice medicine
Having received his education in the Western
Medical School, he hopes BY his knowledge OF the
diseases peculiar to the Wester, country, to merit
the confidence Of the public. Olhee at the Cass-
VILE House.
Cassyiue, May 2S, lSii.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
me a very small pecuniary reward.

me a very small pecuniary reward.
think you will all agree that | have been
faithful to the trusts you have confded to
my charge. now ask your sufFrages
for one that promises a greater profit 10
myself. If you confer it upon me,
shall regard il, besides icing another ma
nifestation of your kindness and conf.
dence, as an approval of the manner in
which | have heretofore served you; and
this, TO me, would be nc small grati6
cation.
In conclusion, fellow-citizcns, I can on
ly say, that should again be honored
with majority of your sufrages, | viii
discharge the duties of the Office TO the
best of my skill and ability.
| remain, very truly,
Your obi sv't,
NJ. ID. KIMBROUGH.
SEPTEMBER 81, 1S45.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

TO TEE PEOPLE OF CARROLL COUNTY.
FelLo,c- Citizens:
| learn that WM. Ransom has declined
to be longer candidate for the office of
Sheriff of Carroll county at the coming
November election. The earnest solicit
tation of many of my friends has induced
me to appear before you as candidate
for that station.
AS The intervening time between this
and the election is but short, and may
not be able 10 see all the voters within
that time, have thought it not improper
to address you a few words upon announc-
lug my name
have served the people of This County
IN public capacity for nearly ten years,
filing offices not unimportant to your in
terests. For the confidence you have
SO repeatedly reposed in me, permit me
10 tender yop my sincere thanks.
But, fellow. citizens, the offices in which
| have heretofore labored, have yielded
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
Dir
SEPTEMBER 81, ls45.

At the residence of T. T. Young, Esq. in
this place, on the 25th instant, after a long
aud severe illness, CHARLES B. BROOKS,
in the Goth year of his age.
The deceased was the son of DR.. Henry
Brooks, of Smith county, Tenn. Though
having but recently removed to this State,
by the prudence of his demeanor he gam
ed the confidence, and by his mildness of
temper won the esteem, of large circle of
friends. His every act was characterized
by the strictest proprety, having a high
sense of honor. Though not a professor
Of religion, the exemplary bearing of his
general conduct showed him to be a re-
| specter of its precepts. 1t viii be crafty
| ing to his distant friends and relatives to
! learn that his worth was highly appreciat-
ed by this community, and his death deep
| ly lamented; that every thing was done
which skiIfu! physicians and the kind and
/ tender meetings of friends could do, to re-
! lieve his Affections, and g soften his dying
/ bed''; and that in death, he surrendered
! with Christian resignation his spirit into the
Lands of " Him who gave it," The de-
! ceased has left fond wife and two infant
! children to suffer the anguish of their be-
reavement. May the comforting influence
of Gods grace attend her in her atfiiction,
and enable her to bear it with humble re-
signation. [Creed.
Recently, at the Madison Springs, GES'L
VIM. c. HALE, formerly OF this place.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01


"ALLIEs OF MONARCHY. 1.-The Alba.
nv Evening Journal has undertaken to in
s,ruct us who are " the allies Of monar-
chy." The men who preach freedom of
trade are, according to that high and cam
did authority, "allies of monarchy-wh whose
services are alike valuable to the British
monarchy and manufacturers The def
milton of the Evening Journal includes as
monarchists majority of the American
people and The best and wisest of their
illustrions leaders. 1t makes Jefferson an
ally of monarchy, and all the patriots, who
have thought that freedom of trade was
the right of a republican people, and like
all other rights usurped, would be a gain
if recovered. But it enrols in the oppo-
site category the tories of England and the
wings of America, the aristocracy who live
upon the taxed food of the masses in the
one country, and those who reap the profits
of taxed clothing of the people in the
other
The people will not be apt to concur in
the Journals definition, that the advocacy
OF low taxes means monarchy, and that
attachment to an arbitrary system of hea-
w exactions, is proof of republican pa
triohsm. If the question was one to be
decided by this test, they would probably
reverse the judgment. But there are otheI
modes of arriving at decision; and few
oil them have forgotten that the papel
which now brands the majority of the
American people as allies of monarchy
but recently exulted over the advantage
that England would have in war upor
this country, in the alliance of the insur
gent negro slaves Of the South-an advan
tage, it remarked, which she did not pos
sess " in the two former vars
Albany Atlas.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
Negro Man for sale.
ExecnsOr,s sale.


N obedience 10 an order Of the Probate
u court of Carroll county, we will offer
for sale TO the highest bidder, On a credit
of IL months. ut the Courthouse door In
the town of Carrollton, on Sa,arFsv fhs
LIST day Of Novemter merit, the west hall
south east quarter, and cast half south
west quarter section Ia; and east bali
north east quarter section -, township
10, range > east; and west half northwest
quarter section Is; and west half north
west quarter section 10, township 10.
range 6 east-belonging 10 the estate a
James ID. Mclean, and viii be sold foT the
purpose OF making Distribution amongst
the legatees of said estate. Bond and
coed security viii he required of the pur
chaser. l.. IL. McLEAN,l r.
CD. MCLEAN, = U.s.
Sept p. 1915 4I-tSs
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
Admainisirat0r's Notice.

5 20 all persons interested IN the real
estate belonging to the estate o.
Jonathan Ray, deceased:
TAKE NOTICE, that at the November
term next of the Probate Court Of said
county, will apply for an order to sell
the west half northeast quarter. and west
half southeast quarter, and east half south
west quarter of section q, in township Ia
of range east. for the purpose of paying
the debts of said estate, when and where
YOU can attend and shew cause 10 the con-
trarY. JOSEPH RAY. Adn'r
of estate Of Jonathan Kay, dec 4,
September 10. 1915 $685.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

g II pIrsulhce If M ordered t1c Pro-
bate Cour; of Carroll county, { vii
offer foe sale, on a credit Of twelve months,
to the highest bidder, a: the courthouse
door in the town at Clrroilton. ca :he
first Monday al October Hert, the follow
ing land belonging to the miaor heirs Of
William II. Townsend, deceased. town. ,
The west half southwest qaarter section
/, and northeast quarter section :. ia
township 10 OF range q east. for the pug
pose Of educating and supporting tie MI
nor heirs Of said deceased.
WM. r. HARRIS. Guardian
Of minor heirs IF II. II. IOrHsead deed
September 4. lS45 39-5i
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01


Profcfe Ccsrl. Is's lr-. iss5-
iN TCE ,ltrrEGS O. 4EE EsrArE OF -e1N
a. NEWELL, pEcEa-Ec-
I'm CPcaieE tie ua-s.lTs et tee rc ASA
" 5c tGz- ease. l- urs orlersss. al .s..-,-
.cl aud lecrecl ty tha CaaFt. fast all per
sous interested in che ir..ousa- laaiS ts-
wiz. The wcst hlll EEL. thc a ar,a-clss g, r-r-
ter. rd.Bn-ta-Eest ea1Etez 81 sceiisn slx-
.tcel toanSbin ci-hfcee. raaec sezea e1sr,
as tcHant~or heirs a. las az I.a1 A Ne=-
cll. leee1se3, be an rers,aaEg aeesar
20 q Pro-a,e Cont o. D. ho's,s st 49,
Cour;-harse ia the t1uu "A ti-ccae~haro..
on tie e1r;h Moaiay in Oct1her @cxr. aal
shew cause. e any they ear, wAv iae sberc
described lands shaa,8 ns, &c srs1 -s~ca-
by 20 the PRAYER az 3iourain- a.. Neuc
guardian I'll the iaAnl and m,zse heirs e..
John 4 Newei. 1ereaset.
Ordered, shs, r-st .,czf.oa of tais a,si-a
be made IN the F. MISSISSIPPI Deme-slt'
and . Southern Ref rneEn Ter f'tr tays.
Wjsacss The Ho1l Jam,s 4 keazels,
Jul.e Il Pro1ates fsr Choctaa csczly.
5lis Al Mondav IN jay. ISIS.
Ai,esi, THO y DAVIS. Gers.
Issued Aaguzs =, lS45. ST-es
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

- We are aEkrFzs1 % zuuara-e
.r8kStES + TATLoR as s--4-1a,e lss
4se.s-ref 81 CsFusa -ez1fr-
eve are easherlzra - sznrzacs MAJ.
JAMES MONEY "a esafss-ss - ~ lfe.ssa
~ &c cE-r .f Tr.zs-rrs,f Cs1-cl c--efy.
c. Ne are az,sosi-cs 3, eE1rzrcc
FolN Lott ~ = -s-zstsss - g.z=ry Irrz-
s-rr az rt- Nrsrsssr faaez.>s-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
y. ID. EEasE.aaa,E.

Receiving, Forwarding Commission Merchant
LEFLoRE, (YAzoo RIvERl
4 EEPS constantly on hand a large
EA supply of Bagging aud Rope, la
con, Lard, Flour, Sugar ant Coffee, Salt,
Iron, Castings, Nails, Negro Shoes, B.an-
ke;s, Jeans and Iinseys. Also a geDeral
assortment Of DRY GOODS.
am always prepared 10 make liberal
CASH advances on Cotton stored with mc.
or purchase at the highest market prise.
Sept Is, 1915. 40-6n
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
AdHsinistrator's Notice.

8 ETTERS Of administration havin1
been granted to the undersigned, by
the Probate Court Of Clrroil coauly, al
the September term, 1915, thereof, ou che
estate Of William c. Davis, deceased, as.
persons having claims against said estate
are notified 10 present ihem, duly anthem
tcalej, within the time PrCscrilel Is las,
or they viii be forever barred.
AMOS HOLMAN. Adz'r
Of the estate Of I'm. c. Darts. dec T.
September 10, lS45 $3.50
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
AdEEaEnEssrGtoFss Notice.

I'D Al 5'..s8s ao i is5a p 6 3; a
deceased, especially in the north hl.f q.
east half soulb-Wcst quarc-, aud scufh hai
west half southwest quarter OF section
81, township -, range 4 eGst;-
TAKE NOTICE, That az TIE Novemter
term next of the .Proba,e Coeri0i Carroll
county, we viii apply loran ofter 20 SCH
aid Lind fer the purpose It p. .uE tie
debts of said estate, when and where Won
may attend and shew cause 10 the contrary
JAMES HEATH. 80.
DAVID G. DATIDSONs -'-'- .
Of estate Of Join DGvslsog. deed
September 10, 1915 %.a-5f
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

60 AE are 1aiaarszel 10 1aEczacc
WILLIAM SuTHERS. ~. Il t'sr-aH 60 T..
r. eteaeffts sr - - - >sxta gear-szl
~'rs-'. eaurF.ses &c eee4frs e. Ntzrrr.
lasaas-as. Nkt.z.ssass. tegrfas. ttt-&zlaaz, Ca
-, fs.sz--sea, 4s1 Ia.asAztssae.
CT re arr aa-acrszr8 co a-nz-=-a
tsas'a = >. NAtE- ~ Aa-.-sussa see
tnstr af lzsze sE 49, SKA 1ze1aal dr.
's r~s 49, rearars e mer=
t.ss----. N'-tssse.a, traa-Fs=r. - az1sa--. Ca
rr#. n e aseasaa Sad Ersratss-as.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
the State OF sIississippi, !

OHoCrA1 cU~NEn.
To el persozs isisxrrztsd q - fsk<s< -
W,lIxa g Bgaz<'z. tsrrzzek.
NToU all Pleass axe aatsee al I
shall. a Fae aext N1xsrl1cr te-n
q The PEoAals C1zsf e Caoeas csa1iy.
PEeseat my aecaaat &c E1al sesl.rsaeal
and allowance. - slzsiaissraIar - sAe -
tate 81 the said NIilasa g. Eeo1eE, e.
ceasn8. and A. = 3. .1ssrkarre1
SOLOMON RENNErr. AEaar.
SepteEl5sr =, ISIS. SO
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

ctnEE e-sEE9cr cakNCEKE ccrEr.
-- Ne ape safaerlze& = szzo-ucc
WILLIAM 2. E1LG 60 ranE sfr So ~
eaea t rs He-r ~ Csr1k si t.e nslnsg
tsnr-trF C-ert. 60 - a.szzrrt erzrssSz si thc
zas e itelars. Cars1.f. ks5s-1sl.a. Ceez-
rrss r-.f 'F.1.st~r-es
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
Admginfstra3Or's Notice.

"a 10 all persons interested N the estate
3 of Elizabeth Bradley. deceased:
TAKE NOTICE, that al the November
term next of the Probate Court Of Carroll
county, viii present my account for 6nel
settlement and allowance as administrator
Of said estate, and ask 10 be discharged.
JAMES o. BRADLEY. AGn'r
Of estate Of Eli-a5eth Bradley. dse'd.
September 10. lS45 39-s; ;
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

G. We arr aa-ecfl-c1 - Ezcra1cc
as,12GE - LOVING - = sazzs-sse - A.
-sssas Is Czrr,1 ss-arE-
c. We are sa-1crI-es Il zra-1zcs
a. pa. uAHNDN> Is s1r.1s-sls c. Asss.-
Sc q Cerecl es-afs-
e. We are a=lAcrlzei C sa-czzcc
Iol1N NetEkN al s-ls 90 rs--,.e..- -
lr Aeeaar 1l Csree- e @u-
en- Use a-s aathesszss a. az-sanc,
EE-IIN h. SEEAgn a. a ea.zzzs.s 60 A.
a-zz-e - a..rrr1 rerrtr.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

District Ch2uCGry Court
OF tss sac q 1-sssis-5Rsl, = Cs-rsl...z-
Arch.bald Ial.a=oa } Bslz Foz D.vozcG
rs -Ia jesse ezra. &.
ssrah ER4liaua. b,isis.
EvHlS day eame she c,apl4saaat. Is
BIS Ssl-.er. and q arrearrx e.
tie satisfaction lf lhe Ca-Et tasf lae le-
fcniaat Is q nez-ses11eat ef pa S.a-e 81
Mississippi, the sans hlvir-. besa dalg
provcn-If 81 e--,rrsl tT tse Cea-f. 'Tt.st
1ab.icat,ln el he rseleeer af lals asa ee
made weekly fcF th-ee Successive El.Eas
I'D The z. Nii-sissia1i fers,.r1-.' "a EeEsna-
per published ,a ihe tsua ef CarEall.ca-
Ia the corltV 81 NaF7o'l ia tais safe. tat
--u,c-s the sad teieul1rt sll cul1r leF
.aVpe1nn-e ~ the rsxt term cf tass Clzsi.
aud plead answer, CT Gcmu- 90 tle ca-
p.aiuani's BAH, The same Wg,l te SEA lEaa
Tor hearing On tie facts CHARGED la i1e 81.
and q decree passed ca tac slae uslaae-
As IT the descntaat hzd e-Pe1-ei -zl IS
present 20 thc C1aFt.
Lssei ea &c ls-i las Ct J-zr, D.
ISIS
Auue c-av frazl ihe usaatezs
VA. =. EoLE. Gers
july 4. lSt5. 1l-lSt
CuEEls O. uAvIueoN- F. 49,
Y Thc til cLar-cs tt-t cc-p'l.zszt ia-
Z ;crua-sied vi.a tetrulsut fa A.s-er's. 1
March, i-4l that iler rlueyc- 81 1.ss-
-5ss5Fri in C-,laCr. ---s tasg t-eg slre
I-ivrd a 5l.ssis-.- r5 lro-a iaa- rae ea-. sra
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

The CHICKAsAw BlLL--DoCT. Owns
CARD.-We have just seen a card, signed
4 by DIR. VIM. Nj. GwIN, which we under.
stand was printed at the Office of the In
tcIligencer, "a wing journal0 in Vicksburg,
and whisn is pu: forth in reply to the late
mastery expose published by the Hon.
jacob THOMPSON. We have not had time
10 weigh deliberately the positions taken
in this card. 1t is an extraordinary docn-
ment for these quiet times. Mr.. IhomP-
sons veracity is ouestioned-and bitter
personal assaUttis made upon him. we
do not knoW8f1ow many of these expiana-
stery-1 Cards" have been sen: abroad IN the
State to poison the public mind against
MIR. r.; nor is it important to ask this
question. No man can make the people
of this State doubt the integrity Of we'll
tried and faithful public servant, such as
MIR. Thompson has proved hilnsclf TO be.
This we do not hesitate to assert.
Some, we understand, suppose that the
appearance of this Card viii lead TO a call
on DR.. G. for personal satisfaction from
MIR. T.. We should be deeply panied to
see such result. We trust Mr. Thomp-
son viii never admit the right Of any man
TO hold him personally responsible Tor his
speeches and votes in Congress. His
public acts are for the people, and no man
has right to claim that they inflct pri.
vate griefs upon himself. Public officers
must take this position Any other is
wrong Mr.. T. is not the aggrieved party
here. He is proud Of the course he pur-
sued, and is rewarded by the acts of his
constituency. Those who are offended
with his course, should now attack the
PEOPLE, in whose name he acted, and
who sustain him for his acts. Nis'pn.
BRITISH CoTToN PLANrIHG.-We see
that the National Inteligencer has again
commenced It's old song about British cot
ton planting in India, and its old proDhe-
cies that this rivalry is inevitably to break
down the southern States. The lnteli-
gencer has so often sung and seems SO
tondly TO catch up every circumstance that
lnay look like q verifcation of its benevo.
lent representations, that we have got
10 believe that this is a case where " the
wish is father TO the thought" with thai
Sage organ of John Quincy Adams, anc
advocate of British and Mexican preten
Bions against its country.
There is one thing often demonstrated
and now certain: Great Britain nor any
other nation, can never break down the
southern States in cotton planting; so long
as they are allowed to preserve their In
stitution they can defy the world, and drive
it from competition
The only danger to be apprehended i;
that Great Britain, after seeing the over
whelming advantage slavery gives us
will herself, notwithstanding all her by
pocritical cant, become again as she ha
before been the greatest STAKEHOLDER of the
world, and in this manner meet us will
Aour own weapon. As long as negro sla
very is peculiar 10 Us, 50 long will we dis
lance the, word in producing cotton; ant
with 2e-sas now ours, ia addition te on
alrendl. most unbouRded suitable te~tito
~, competition with US is foky, a,s>@il
so lie FINALLY seen. FicksSSayhleI
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

Cu-crAW ceCNEF-
Protale Coz-i. 4sSazs ts-z 4. y. lSl5-
TTPON uatoa e. Calrlos Chs.
survtViz- acnlalstgalsr 81 tae estate
Of Nm- {. Cars, deceased. S s crisrce
81 the CouFs thai Pab.e1roa e m.le tn
the lfississiFpi Dszocrs,. tor - tze
prcscn5el - isw. noa.ysng q Pere1s
interested Il she eSsate q tle sad ht.lstzs
c. Clark. deed. that the sud CtaFies C4l-
houn. administrators a. asareSasl. So. 81
the next Term % thss coart. Pseseas - &C.
CONT Tor tnal segrieucn; snl alsaasre
and ask % be 6is-h--gei gro.a fsF,Acs -
briiy Is sach administrative.
A copy fron the ui1ufes.
Tes.. THO y. DAVIS. CierA
September 10. ISIS. S9-fS
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

& We are aa,hav5-c4 &c azaauaca
DAVID EEnNN ts a rae1s1aff af us@e-r
sl E-r1 ei Fe.ce irea ~ Csr-ezls= -zssrreI-
e. We arc saiAaszzel % an1a-acc
EExEE GREEN - a c4zlz.Ess 80 -r1lsss
-f - R,.ri 81 49,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

Will Judge ThacAer please define for
us that geomeircal 6gnre which shall con.
tain 25 square miles, and within which a
point for a school house may be selected.
so that the distance of said point from the
residence of any person within lis bound
aries must not exceed 2a miles. By gra-
flying us in This particuIar. the Judge will
confer favor favor on Que of The boys
who, at the late examination, were found
SO deficient in arithmetic. MoRE LIGHT.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

CT We are az-eo-sze1 e. zznc-ae
WILLIAMS a. HERRING rsa es-arzat- e.
c-ssk BE- t,s Crr-a, c,-rt 81 Czsrsl S1=ztr-
Co. We are sz-a,rirel q -----1ce
EtCuAED a >EW ASn - rz-essssr 60
rr--srra ta tae s--s ef Clsra eF ite t'1s--.r
Ga II f-a---l r---r
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

THE N. Y. TRIBUNE AND DUTIES. -
The Tribune (whig,) and the Morning
News (dem.) have had quite a "bout'' up
on the tariff, and especially about high ia
riffs making cheap goods. The Tribune
has been forced to admit the contrary doc
trine. Hear him:
"We frankly admit that Sugar is some
what higher because Of the TarH-a cir
cumstance redounding TO the advantage
not merely of the sugar-planters of the
South, but of the sugar makers also (from
the maple, corn, &c) of Vermont and near
ly all the free States.''
If the Tribune had known how this adj
mission would have gravelled his Tennes-
see friends, we opne that he would have
never made it. Why, my dear sir, you
are behind the age. Our Tennessee wings
have over and often proven, as clear as
mud, that high taxes make cheap goods
Tot, man, we will have to send YOU on an
adjunct TO give you lessons in political
economy. Why the leet!est wing boy in
our town knows fall well, because he has
heard Papa say so, that the higher the TAI
the cheaper the goods, the bigger the toll
dish the greater the grIst, and the heavie
the rain the dryer the creek. Come west
man, and learn something [APpeal.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

- We ere aeih-rz1 o. -rr1-r-,
hfLl1An ~, Nul ~ g. e s1sstr l.rt 10
-9-e 81 fr-ea-s Ci.ss 81 Clrral e-a-tr.
We arr zzi.crlr1i &, azaaa--a
SAE-L uREr ssa rarrasa.e - rs-e---t 81.
RI 80 ezre ~ F.-s1-r Ga ar gr-r.r -,.rls-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

EtNsE<-
81. DURDiN . : e,nds5ale fo-
80 ~ C,1-r-sl e-zzfF.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
Adnainistrator's Notice.

1AAAAs ga kSa GzA SOA' = NOsA~~s
p 10 all persons interested ~ the estate
of Nathan Miers, deceased.
TAKE NOTICE, that at the November
term next of the Probate Court of Carroll
county, we will present our account hr n
nal settlement and allowance as adnlnis-
traitors of said estate, and pray II be dis
charged.
EDWARD MIERS,l
YOUNG MIERS,
of estate of Nathdn EIers, deed.
September 10. 1915 S9-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

Col. JOHNSON. - The Richmond En-
quirer publishes the following extract OF
a letter from the Hon. Richard NJ. john
son. After expressing his1surprise that
ny respectable journal should have given
dit to the spurious and absurd Flagg
dependence respecting the death of
umseh, (which carried upon its face
,hood and forgery" the old soldier
leeds:
am just informed by rumors, and
! ne paragraphs in the newspapers, that
\ 4exico has declared war against the Uni
ted States. | shall tomorrow inform the
President that am ready, if my services
are wanted. ] will not leave my retire.
mont, unless some active employment can
be given. If we confine ourselves to the
defence of our own soil, including Texas,
Fshall not be needed. If we determine
10 CSEry the war into the dominions Of our
enemSa then may be useful, as all Ken.
tacky iS\ready, and we can raise 10000
volunteets, or 5000 as easy as any small
or numb9r. In that event, shall do my
duty andNee that all around me shall do
the same-and in case of battle, we
shall not be disturbed with the question
Who killed Tecumseh.
"Aiter struggle Of SO years, think
experience has taught US TO contend for
principles, and measures growing out Of
those principles. Our waichword should
be Union"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

THE RIGHT KIND OF UNIoNiWe go
rs strongly for Union as any ofal1e advo-
Gates of democracy in the conhsfy; but it
must be such a union as that of which the
Cincinnati Enquirer speaks:
"UNIoNw say you?-why certainly =
but not any" course for it. No, there is
but ONE course 10 obtain ii; and that is
the straight forward, honest, undertaking,
unhinching path of PRTNoIpLE. Let us
have not union for the benefit of political
hucksters-nor yet for the gain of the
Bank parlor worthies--for such an union
would make us an organization Of dupes
and fools; but let us have union in oppo-
sition to bank abuses---to the pet Bank
system throughout-union for the Consti-
tutional Treasury, and for all the great
fundamental measures and doctrines oil
the democratic cause, and then we shall
have it, and triumph in its strength!
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

DlSSOLUTlON.-'The partnership Of
SHATTUcK s. YHTTMORE IN the
practice of the law, IS dissolved by the re-
noyal Of Judge Shauuck from the State
n WHFTMORE. viii continue the
: practice. Ofce az Ccrrolisoa.
September l. 1915. 3s-d.