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IMPORTATION or WATCHES

IMPORTATION OF WATCHES
AAVING received from Europe with new
OF fine Gold and Silver Watches and Movements lot of
independent Seconds and double Watches Move.
mhsnts h. 81 an style aud Of superior finish
m opportunity to call the OF all persons
guness TO visit stock which, every respect will be
iou"o advantageous, both for price aud quality
DELAGHAUX u MARE,
No. I27 Fulton street, New York
an =, ..ngaged also Ia the watch making business con.
% me repairing OF all kinds of watches and par
- .ose VI me and difficult works MD imsm
w wbo nst WATCHES AND JEwELRY. Those
Chain G,,T 81 70 purchase Coli Silver Watches Gold
advan,re ~ hc''s M keys Sc viii find greatly 10 their
ons of The abov !, 's snoscrber who selling all descp
es and ewejrv as low S2 aud S25 Watch
70 Laa, @ y OF bought All watches warranted
10 Keep good time or the money refunded '''' ""''''
w. " hhbr'A' , importer OF Watches and Jeyelrv
o,, wholesale and Retail, 81 Wall street
=, :, .,,,,I, up stairs.
ce,ysd and io al he u 'ese feathers, recently
nams a'' ioi sao " T.. II. COLLINS Il CO.
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TABERNACLE.
nlD n,I.sgDJ l.rTfNAf

the honor Of announcing his friends aud patrons IN
New York that TO his departure for the SOUTH
he will in compliance with the solicitations OF numerous
tres who unable admission former occa sons
Pamos Opera Hopse, give night the Tabernacle,
MONDAY EVENING, November 2ith, particulars Of
which will be duly announced .
kind friends in BROOKLYN that he VIII also the pie
OF giving them a night during the same week
MIR r. will also the honor Of appearing before New
audience for the first time, of which due notice will be
given, nl2 tire
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
Hh Season Isl Concert.
E public respectfully informed that the first Concert
Of the will take place the Apollo Rooms
gu SATURDAY, November 22d
subscbers and those intending subscribe who have not
their TO do n their earli
est the of Messrs Scharenberg Luis
36i Broadway. By order.
nl3 7lisrrc JAMES l.. ENSIGN, Secretary.
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THE AMERICAN GYMNASIUM,
$50 md l6I Crosby street.

I59 and l61 Crosby street,
HAVING been completed, will be for subscription
Monday, 18th instant Those who have their
will certificates at the office Of the nstituton
before emitting emberhip Boys will be required
to take their DUNG the day. and will be cssed
codug age aud strength Teachers having their scholars
attending select hour for hr instruction. he D
will all times be IN attendance instruction and
prevent exercise, particularly by boys. The
regulations Of the Institution believed be good aud will
invariably be enforced. The various departments
ranged accommodate number with every
nieuce
Lessons in sparring and Fencing BY Mr.. e D,Lancy.
Lessons in Wrestling by Mr.. w. Price.
We have the privilege Of referring TO the following medical
Mott, M. d.; J. f. Cheesman, M D.;
JAS. j. HATFIELD, Proprietor.
New York Nov ,ah 1871, = MS stNi2tsre
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BOA RIDING

FEW Gentle with their families or single men
eau be accommodated with pleasant
Trinity Church. ~ Wv ~ ''o"
1hs French and Spanish languages are both constantly
SPOKEN me house. thus affordng the opportun.
ues 70 such gentlemen wish pefec themselves the
For further particulars please enquire above
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BARTINE'S LOTION
BRISTOW'S
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM

SUFEKIUK AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM
w WRITING
AcademyIs9 broadway, opposite John street.
MIR BRISTO W Finishing Writing Master, in announc ing
vl his New York and the ReOrening of his Aca
DENY oom NO at s9 Broadway TO resam. teaching his
admirable system ofPenmanhp pecttuy Informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen of this and Breokyn Of his having
made GREAT REDUCTION in his order the
vast benefit Of has within the reach every
no compliant moaly speaking more general than that Of
BAD HAND This much TO be depored, the remedy
CHEAP! ~
Mr. Bristow promises and Ladies and Gentle
men e EVERY AGE and capacity to the
pleasing style Of penmashp executed elegant ohand
mnner, matter how iegibIe crdmped may be-
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS
Extra lessons will be given tee of chage required
Even the venerable feels delighted in going through
this proeess revive the study of the ernal morn offe
Mr.. IS be from A. M from y. M.
" Private lessons given.
SHORT HAND Taught by Mr.. g. For sale, a work on
Short Hand "
practically
Visiter New York take course OF Writing in three
days. SAG lmeod,ra
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New Invente,
1his Day Published, at 12k Gents, No 3 Of
THE NEW YORK MEDICAL

SURGICAL REPORTER
EDlTED by CLARKsON II, COLLINS, NJ. ID. D,suen
sary fhysician, foimey connected with the New York
THIS NUMBER CONTAINS:
Professor Motifs Clinqae the Med al Department Of the
University Saturday, October 3rh i85 Professor Pakers
clInue al the College Of Physicians Monday
Octooe 10TH i8t3 Professor hots Cinque saturday Oct,
Sh' 1872 Professor ParkeTs Clnique Mondiy Oct 27h
hH I D. Tom % The Nsw Yqak Hosita Case Of Acute Ios
b. Newman: NJ D.: Turning ia Arm and SbonIer PEE
t,ons BY 8 Phillips NJ d. Edirora Department-Tyna
the subcavian Artery within the Scaen Muse es of the e
SIDE for m Anegsm Case Of Compression Of the Balm IN
port Deaths in New York City Terms 81 "er annu & me
bic in advance Subscription BY the Prof. tor ia
East Broadway To be had also Of q Langley Astop
26l Prstl street Ma s,.rc
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HOTEL DES DEUX FkERES.

BOdFdtNg d1td I10OnlS on We ENfOpean Pan.
Nv HIGH Is more convenient, comfortable and economical
w than any other plan for travellers and whose
business 1, require them to be absent frequently.
park retired from the noise hustle confusion of great tho
oughfares adjacent thereto and all the steamboat land
ngs presents the desirable residence Duane op
Poste duane park nli Inn me
BROWNS INDIAN QUEEN HO TEL.
NHE PROPRIETOR of this long established Hotel takes
occasion respectfully, apprise his old
public generally that in determination TO keep full pace with
e spirit of ente his line he within
the months had his spacious establishment thoroughly
overhaued throughout That without regard pains
pense he has added his splendid
pew Ladies Ordinary and Ladies Pawing Room fronting
esco This ORA eing Room very furnished
~ every particuiarn the modern STYLE and has ELECTED
the heh admiration OF the hundreds who visited Ad
Joining thus Dra"i hoon several and delightful
Chambers also handsomely they
can be made entirely from other
W these improvements he confidently believes that his
tabshme be eyceed any part the United States
and he respectfully socs continuance that patronage
Thich has been for extended Browns la
dian Queen" JESSE BROWN
= asnihgton lily. NOV. III, 1915 2wrc
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JAMES l.. ENSIGN, Sc
GAZE TORTONl

0hFE
rINHE PROPRET TORS have great pleasure in announcing
that their already extensive place they have added six
Saloons designed for the accommodation Of private
ties, with private entrance, frs door the right. No 80
Reade The Cafe Toon is situated the corner of
Reade street aud Broadway. MA Iwsmc
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Mondayll
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Luz
Edgar Ravea
Col. Henry III
Lucy Aslitoi
La I'd
TPE Il
Brown. ....l
Adelle..... :.
rricc OF AdInis,
q cents.
Door; open az 6Z
at 7 O'Clock
gOi
A. w. JACKSON
BENE
MOn'say
The =
King Lear.
Eds ir......
Cordelia
W.
Jem Bags.
julia. .
Tom [ sudle.
Lower Boxes
PIT and q sllery. i21
Door, will aorn :.
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DR.. POWELL. OCULTST7

I'm. OW ELL, VCU LIS /
A Nd OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends TO Diseases of
ne Eye and 10 all mperiec Of Vision, from 10
CLOCK AZ his redence 261 Broadway Warren a.
ophamiai soppa,e Of the Pear Passage Cataract and
Opacties, effectually removed. ~ ' anu
AMAUROSIS treated with great attention and succ.s,
nveterae cases of TRABIsMuS, OF squirting cured IN
a lew minutes = -f''1' ~''s" :"
ART IrICIAL EYES inserted that can SCARCELY be J,
tingu shed from the natural '' 'e ''
Offices and residence 26l Broaayayeutrauce w War;,
rjc ,sn.
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OFFICE OF THE JEFFERsoE INSURANCE Co., !
. . New York, July "a, 1et5.
ESHE Stockholders of this Company to calf
the Office OF the Company and SIGNIFY whether it be
wish to fill their respective shares number
shares equal 70 the present value oitheir stock.
The Stockholders residing Of the city
convey their intention by post to the office No 50 Wall
: I. w. THORNE, Prest.
Gro r. HopE. Sec'y.T IVES rrc
BARTlNE'S LOTION.
NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS.
Ifoo is possible that persons H suffer iph
pain, hen caused by Rheumatism, Spraias Bruises Dis
locations, Cuts Giandutar Tumors, Lumbago, Head4eie
Cramp in The Stomach DC?
ONE BOTTLE OF the above Invaluable Lott will be
sufficient to satisfy the sceptica that is the most
to be depended OF article before She public
The eilecpa relief and cme of Of the above affections,
which all are LIABLE more less in fact, it well
tablished Family Medicine and should always be in
persons house. throughout the country they will then
have remedy hand which be depended upon n cases
of accidents, SC.
For sale wholesale and retail the Proprors Depot 323
Broadway, New York, and by Agents throughout the
United States. Price IS cents
C. 5. BARTINE & CO.. Proprietors,
323 Broadway New York.
Orders for quantity addressed above will pune
tually attended to- ole I'm cod
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ALBION
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
LONDON AND NEW YORK.
Instituted in 1905.
Capital One Million Sterling, OF So, OOO, 900.
HiS Company has been in successful operation for FOR
TY years, and PAYS ia CASH to those insured on the
particpa'ing SCALE EIGHTY per Of ALL the profits
every THREE years at compound interest.
All eligible risks have the great of being confirmed
at participating from the date OF their policies the first
division profits.
Examples Of Rates for insurance Of 500.
Age next For For For whole life For whole life
103 81 217
80 III 123 255
! "A 800 339
all from 10 years inclusive from $500
to SIS 600 on single life.
Medical Examiners.
j. w. Francis, ESQ., NJ. D., No Bond street.
j. &. Beales, Esq M. d., No. 543 Broadway
Travelling limits very liberal Prospectus with rates. an.
nues &C. and every information be obtained by appli
cation to the agents.
JosEPH PHI FOWLER, ., Wal, stree,
nd 3faYy M
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SORT, FOi2 N-AI

HEXiCAN SCRIP FOR SALE
BOUT $35 600 Mexican Scrip bearing per cent interest
"A aunum, and payable in II quarterly stalents sale
by the holder who about Europe
Offers received until the 18th October proAmo addressed
To T.. T., 2o2 Broadway.
CapiIaisrs will dnd this profitable and investment
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w LEY PUTNAM, l6l Broadway have for sale, "Hints
" on the Reorganization of the Navy" and
ton Of Reply 10 Hints the ofthe Navy"
y olfa d6xx+rc
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10
Guardians sale.

N pursuance of al order Of the Pro.
"A bate Court Of Carroll county, will
oiler for sale, on credit Of twelve mouths.
to the highest bidder, at the court.honse
door IN the town Of Carrolton, on The
first Monday in October nert, the follow.
ing land belonging to the minor heirs of
William II. Townsend, deceased, to-wit .
Ihe west half southwest quarter section
i and northeast quarter section 2, in
township 10 Of range 6 east, for the pnr.
pose Of educating and supporting the mi
nor heirs of said deceased.
WIN. r. HARRIS, Guardian
Of minor heirs Of wv. III 1opnsead decd
September A, ls45 39-5t
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10
Administrator,s Notice.

h W all persons interested in The lands
N and tenements Of John Davidson,
deceased, especially in the north half Of
east hall southwest quarter, and south hall
west half southwest quarter of section
81, township 81, range A east:-
TAKE NOTICE, That at the November
term next Of the Probate Court Of Carroll
county, we will apply for an order 10 sell
sad land Tor the purpose of paying the
debts OF said estate, when and where you
may attend and shew cause TO the contrary.
JAMES HEATH,
DAVID G. DAVIDSON, .-ia" RS
Of estate Of John Daridsoa, decd
September 10, 1545 3D-6t
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

EfTERS of administration hayinp
H been granted to the undersigned, by
the Probate Court Of Carroll county, al
the September term, 1915, thereof on the
estate of William @. Davis, deceased, all
persons having claims against said estate
are notified to present them, duly authen-
tlea'ed, within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
AMOS HOLMAN, Admir-
Of the estate Of Vim. G. Darts, decd.
September 10, lS45 3o-6t
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10
v AdmimistrafOr,s Notjce.

W all persons interested In the rea
n 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 bali northeast quarter, and west
half southeast quarter, and east half south.
west quarter Of section O, in township 10
oi range 4 east, for the purpose Of paying
the debts Of said estate, when and where
you can attend and shew cause TO the con
trary. JOSEPH RAY, Admir-
of estate Of Jonathan Ray, dec'd.
September 10, lsd5 39-et
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10
The State OF NIississippi, !,

CHocTAw COUNTY.
Probate Court, July term, 1915.
In TIE MATTHIAS or THE ESTATE OF JOHN
A. NEWELL, DECEASED.
IAN opening the matters of the petition
~ in this case, it was ordered, adiudg.
ed and tdecreed by the Court, that ali per.
sons interested il the following lands. To-
wit: The west half of the northeast quar-
ter andAnorth-west quarter dissection six
teen township eighteen, range seven east,
as tenants or heirs at law Of John A. New.
ell, deceased, be and personally appear
at Probate Court 10 be holden al Inc
Courthouse in the town Of Greenesboro'.
on the fourth Monday in October u ext, and
shcw cause, lf any they can, why The above
described lands should moi be sold agrcea-
bly, to the prayer Of Mourning II. Newell,
guardian Of the infant and minor heirs Of
John A /. Newell, deceased.
Ordered, that publication of this notice
be made in the Mississippi Democrat,
and " Southern Reformer'' for forty DAYS.
Witncss, the aon1 James A. Kennedy,
Judge Of Probates for Choctaw county,
this 4th Monday in July, Ie45.
AHest: THO: N. DAVIS, Clcrk.
Issued August ~, !s45. 37-6t
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

GEoRGIA.-The crops in this State, are
said to be if possible, more indifIerenlthan
in South Carolina. The Miscellany pub
lshed in Madison, Georgia, says: sWe
feel warranted in saying, that our corn and
cotton crops will be curlailed .two-ihirds
at least. Unless our people can realize
something like the value Of the article
cotton, this fall, many Of our friends will
find Il difficult 20 keep themselves and
hands 10 bread until they make another
crop"
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10
JHocTAw COUNTY,

.Nnrg tsff#tH &AbNAAM CpANIfs \ gN
Probate Coart, August tern A. ID. 1915
TTp0N motion Of Charles Calhoun
" surviving administrator ofihe estate
of VIM. G. Clark, deceased. il is ordered
by the Court that publication be made ID
the Mississippi Democrat, for the time
prescribed by law, notifying all persons
interested ia The estate Of the said William
g. Clark, decd, that the said Charles Cal.
houn, administrator as aforesaid, will, Of
The next term Of this court, present his uc-
count for final settlement and allowance,
and ask 10 be discharged fro,n further La
blliy as,sdch administrator.
a copy from the minutes.
Test: THO: N. DAVIS, Clerk.
September 10, lsl5. 30-6t
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

0~y- We nre authorized 10 announce
CYRUS b. BALDWIN, of Chickasaw county,
a, a candidate for District Attorney or lkn
sixth Jndiel District, composed 81 The conn
tles Of Carroll, Tallahaietc, Yallobusha, Choc-
'aw. Chiekasaw. oktibbchn, Monroe, Lowndes
90 We nro authorized 10 announce
wan. BARRSDALE, Esa Of Iown,Ies county,
M . candidate. tor District Attorney of the
Sixth Judicial Ii,strict
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

CRors IN SoUTH.CARoLINA. - The
Charleston Mercury Of the 25lh August,
contains melancholy accounts Of the corn
and cotton crops in that State the cotton
crop will fall fully one half short Of an
average crop, and the corn crop will be
no better.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

The U. ). ship Of war, Potomac, ar.
rived at Pensasacalo, has been pronounc.
ed unseaworthy. She was only half re,
paired at Philadelphia, and in consequence
OF the neglect Of Congress 10 establish
proper naval stations on the Cult, this
vessel will have TO be sent to the norlh 10
be repaired, when she is needed Tor active
service ulong the Mexican coast.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

A religious excitement, similar 10 mil.
lerism has broken out in England, under
The auspices of late ministers of The Es.
tablshed Church, who preach the approach
Of the second advent of the Saviour. -
The leader is the Rev. Mr.. Prince. His
associates are the Rev. George Robinson,
Thomas Lewis Price, William Cobbe, and
Mr.. Slarkie-the latter being the only
loyman who has yet taken an active part
in preaching the new theory. They have
all been suspended by the Established
Church. Mr.. Prince has been laboripg
principally in Wacs. He visited most u
the principal towns in Glan,organshiro
and Carmarhenshrc. The second com.
ing Of the Saviour he states will take place
in few weeks. Three or his reverend
companions we're married few weeks
ago, under peculiar circumstances, to
three sisters, who were reputed 10 be rich
heiresses, and who have now enrolled
themselves among the number Of followers.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10
o. q. WOODMAN,
vicKsBuRe,
%. o. W00DNEAN s. Co.


n obedience TO an order OF the Hon.
the Probate court Of Carroll county,
will offer for sale, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door in
the town of CarroIlion, on the An Mon
day, he 22d ddy, Of September nert on a
credit Of l2 months, tho south half OF
east halt north east quarter section s, and
that portion Of west half north west quar-
ter section o, which lies south Of the
branch running through the same in town
ship 20 range g. east, belonging 10 the
estate Of Wm, johnson decd, aud viii be
sold for the purpose Of dividing the pro.
ceeds thereof amongst the heirs Of said
estate.
JOHN w. DIKEs, Er'r Of hie last
WiH and Testament Of Wm.JohnSoa,dec
August 20, 1915. 30-Jt
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

QUICK. - The Pitlsburg Gazette says
that the J. NJ. White, Capt. Jos. VI. Con
vers, MASTER has made trip from New
Orleans 10 St. Louis, l,lsO miles, against
a tremendous current, in days 90 hours
and 9 minutesl This is at the rate Of 4
minutes, so seconds, and 1850 of SC.
cond 10 The mllc-about ~ and liz miles
an hour, including all stoppages This is
the quickest trip ever made, and the ]. M.
White is a Pittsburg boat. But this passage
IS no test Of her actual speed against time;
to ascertain that, we must take some runs
she has made without stopping a wheel -
She has made the run from New Orleans
to Donadsonvile, 50 measured miles, in
hours and 30 minutes, being at the rate
of mile in 3 minutes, 81 seconds and
l36Olh of second, or Is miles an hour
against the current of the Mississippi -
Pitisburg against the world.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

CLERK DISTRICT cnANcEay COURT
VI We are authorized 10 announce
WILLIAM 7. BOLE as candidate cor re-
election TO tie office Of CLERK Of the District
Chaneery Court for ihe District composen cr the
counties Of Holmes, Carroll, yalobashp, Chpc-
taw, aud 1nlahatchie t ss
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

A NJ Chociaw county, Mi, on
A/O Tuesday the 26ih Of Au-
-M7 gust last, negro man who
RX/ calls himself ELM, and says
AaaA@ he belongs TO Benjamin S. Kicks
of Madison county, Mi, ifom whom he
ran away some two OF three weeks since.
Said boy is about 35 or 40 years Or age,
dark complexion, rather thin yisage, 5 feet
8 or 8 inches high; had on when commit
ted An old white far hai, brown Jeans
coat and pants, ihe pants much
worn. The ownerof said boy is hereby
notified 10 come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away, Or he viii
be dealt with as the law directs.
EDW'D JOHNSON, Sh,d and +
Sept. 2, lSf5, -39 Jaiirr G. q.
tNfH t.r XVI
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

ven you are married man, Samive !,
youll understand good many things as
you DON'T understand now; but vciher its
Y NoI,n while goin' through SO much 10 learn
= ll'lle, as the charity boy said ven he
s'' % tho end Of thcalphabet, Is matter
: 'as'e- raylher thing il isn'..,n [Ad-
ree Of The Elder Weller.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10
The state OF Nlississippi, )

hN f3sNNS WA llh lhAsAASShpkSl,
CHocrAw COUNTY. (
Ctoctaw Circuit Court = 10 iSeptemJe,
term, l845.
Samuel q Echols ArrAc,rs,rr.r u,
4, A. s.ab. $50 90.
n n this case the attachment having been
N returned executed by Ieyying the
same on the property Of said Geiendanl,
and by summoning May B. Medley as
garnishee--
II is therefore ordered, That notice be
given that il the defendant shall fail 10 ap.
pear Al the next term Of the Circait Court
Of Cboctaw county, on the third Monday
Of September next, and plead, answcr or
dernur to said attachment, judgment By
default will be rendered against bin, and
the property SO attached will be sold.
II is further ordered, That this notice be
published in the Mississippi Democrat, a
newspaper Published ID The town Of CIR.
rolilon, Carroll county, for four successive
weeks. JOHN NOLEN, Clerk.
August 10, l845 35-4t
r. N DAVIS, Pz6s A9'y.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

Cor. Miller FRANCis, for many years
Treasurer of Tennessee, died suddenly
on tbe 22nd ult, at bis residence in Win
chester, n, apoplexy.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

IoLRRARLH WrNDy.--The last quarter
I report Of the Comptroller OF New York
saoss The banks Of that State 10 have
W. @sce loans q and discounts to The amount of
s'v.isS,266, Y. ~ y while they have only in spe.
~ Ss'vo9,257. This is one Of The beau-
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

At the residence Of John Stovall on
Tuesday, 2d instant, by Rev. r. NJ. Curry,
Mr.JoHN FERsusoN to MissSARAn SrovALL,
all Of this county.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

We copy from The Dnhlin d No,;o,n ,,o
following beartifnI trihn,o n tho ,,,u
Of a man who ever fonnS = fr;ond 1'G I" ,Ly
Irisbmao - r - ~
GrNrRAn Lcrsov vo,l;,,, I,
right. unaffected man wos 4 xnnnnr ~, ~
SON He rescued his conn,rv cran, sl;ons H.
and robbers TIe Cound i bosa, a;,h AZ Az
ficulties-be sent Ihe foreigner boyln :
from bis hordors a,d ,ha o = ''.s
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

0S- Wo are authorized to announce
WILLIAMS q. HERRING naa candidate for
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Cnrfoli county.
or We are authorized to announce
RICHARD A. SEWARD as n candidate for
reelection TO the Office Of Clerk OF The Circuit
Court Of Carroll county LL.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

or We are authorized 10 announcc
W. W. HAMMONs as D candidate Tot Asses-
sor Of Carroll county.
0-r We are authorized TO announce
JOHN MCLEAN as d candidQic Tor reelection
as Assessor q Carroll county IA,
05- We are authorized to announce
FELIX j. SEWARD as candidate for AZ.
scasor OF Carroll county 3li 'iL
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

01- We are authorized TO announce
DAVID BROWN as a candidate FOR member
o. Board Of Police from tbe Cafroltsn district.
0~T We are authorized 10 announcc
BERRY GREEN rs a candidate for member
of The Board Of Police FRT
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

1VI7WE Ut IIIF VIRTUTF COUKF, y
0Ny~ WE are authorized 10 announce
WILLIAM GOTHAM Esa 81 Cargollco
as cnnddale Tor Judge cg tho. sixth ludiciaI
district, comprising the cumtios Of Alpnrae,
lowndes, oktibhehe, Choctaw, thekasaW, taf.
roll, Yallotusha, and Talahaittie. lf "A
Or We aro authorized u dnndnnce
Cast n N. WAUL. Of Yallobhsbb COZ. as
candidate ior judge Of tho Sixth Judicial dis
t,fcb campii,ing the connlus df Mour1e,
L9wndes, uktbheha, chociaw, Chicsasaw, Gar.
roll, Yellobushn and Tallahaiohir.e
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

wM, cnTHRAN. -. D. HOWARD.
SOTHRAN q HOWARD, ADornsgs
~ al Lar.
Mr. CorHRAv's Office at CarroIlton, and
Mr.. lIowAnp'sal Cofeeyille, Yalobusha CO.
March, 1915