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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
Amendments OF the State
Constitution.

OffAkA VI 100 1891 AAA VI STATED ~
Jackson, March pa, ls45.
Conformably with an Act Of the LecIs.
|lature, approved 24th February, 1874. IA
Resolutions approved 23d February. 1874
II, WILSON HEMINGWAY, Secretary !,
State aforesaid, do hereby give the no,;sa
required by law, by the publication Of H.
following Act and Resolutions Of the L..
gislature, viz:
AN ACT 10 o,nen5 az c..,.
- S,ats nf ~; G s: % nc
cu, ny n.oo'sS.PW'
,.,,-o ~ 81 ,na S,s,. oeu &c ~ me Legls'
L;sd. Dn.h l.as = ), masSsSStPt' ttlco.
H., ~ aa 49, sa" .a mo,ey ooncurr.ng1
t;cle If he Cons,;,n,;na &c ny -. sesen'nar
49,. s ~, ~ al . a'9,, VI 're oa'e, un-
al al "a ohanood asa saws oe 70 al'er-
nj, So.,;on o ar ~ i9au % ,olioHs''o
/. baye snd &c horol ne nes ,sia. fnal
~ nass snoh ,a''o NY ,es:eo wi'"power
inn ~ ;n,roSn",;a uraus = pioh'ol!'
Sc -. ,oo,, ~ III u SAVES mo 'hn
. nad;an, ' - use'Aea p'opsf ana OK
c. o u. :, s.,r m
shall he r. e,,,., o s'sse1 eaae'ea mar y
laas, ~ rron,Is as Ss.T's ~ o'ale' a.
oIao,;on = Mnsa, P.eoouins 'ne gehe'al
ond cor,uf.o ~ a;' vs"ee u. aahutea
s;na IN ,b,ss ., = me so nnbl;. ~ au'es''
nr;a,ad l. H. c,ata 49, ~ Psp.s
pItsration hereby p,o N 70 H. r maaa 'ao
the Constitution Of this State, and at said
election, the qualified electors voting for
eanuSrs :, ,h 'e 'siasa'e, sla' so'e ~
% ~ oado II ,ha rona,;. a.le'n p,ppO "
~ ~ n,onnor ~. Tse - nv ny
~ a,sa.a n h,ra; ~. ~ . toi"s y
Wv - ,;al,a,. ~ pypU - Co.. snal why
snan,v "a ,boso $3.50, ,,s; .s' I.'a ~
mem s. 20 GU "'oso ,o..ng asa'ns' ~ Ae
"orus '01 p 80 uo.1"o"'en'. ~,
She' o. DC = J 'ftneI en y, y ilatN
shuli DC inc uu'y q 'ns oher'lis q 'ne
severai counties ~ tn's o.a'e, 10 MAKE re-
'urlls u 'he yo,es gwen ,or me memoefs
OF inc LEGISLATURE 70 me secretary
o.a'o' 70 DC ny nun la'd oeiore me mex
succeeding heg's'a'ure ana u u snsi
appear ma. majority OF nose Young i0r
members o. ,ne LEGISLATURE shail nave 70
.eu lot 'l'e a''efanou heieih p'oposeo' ny
alefal'on OF amendment con'aIneu y 'nls
ac', sha,l % inserted py saia Legislature
N lhe CONSTITUTION Oh ms s'a'e' as pa''
'neIeoi'
APprorea feornary "a, 1914
RESOLUTIONS TO amend the Constiu-
ton of the State of Mississippi.
49, ~
So ee NJ. y a'o M ,r, ~
a 10y = 1u sS" 1na' .ne ioDow''s
anoonJ'on au ,%o y me oonsl'ullon, y III
''ns"u'"on' '"e,o'o' I1iec'ions, urucie ou''
~, hV .nsa; I ~ LEGISLATURE, a. w ~
sond o;obt hnndrod ' ~ we year one 'h h,,,
mss law 6r;nr ,ba , ana ioi'y.siA, s s,as
t;ons 81 Corornar Sao"a. s =, ho,o'ns ~
di,os of pohI;o S,oo"n, o'",y = 49, A~
n,on,ha,a of a. Toa;a,s.'r "a d
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
AdrministratOr's Notice,

HNO all persons interested in the lands
II and tenomonis Of John Davidson,
deed, especially the west half south east
quarter and south west quarter and east
half north west quarter, and south half Of
west half of north west quarter section
80; south east quarter and south half Of
east half Of north east quarter, and south
cas-, half south west quarter section "a, 10
township 81, range east:
TAKE NorroE-ThOt at the juno term
next Of the Probate Cour, Of Carroll coun
~, we will apply for an order to sell sai(
land Tor The purpose OF paying the debts
OF said estate, when and where you car
attend and shew cause 10 the contrary, il
any you can.
JAMES HEATH,
DAVID q. DAVIDSON,
Adm'rscf estate Of Jno. Daridson, deed
April Ia, ls45. 1s-Gt.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
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The efforts Of the present editor will be
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hatlering testimonials he has received dur.
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The contributors are numerous, embra-
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Richmond, Va, August, 1914,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
Mail Arrangements

AT cARRoLLToN.
WILLIAM N. YOUNG, P.
Northern Mail: Arrives Sunday, Wednesday.
and Friday, II A, M.
Southern; Arrives Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
turday, 3 Am.
Columbus Mail; Anives Wed. and Sat. s p. M.
" Departs Mon. and Thur M.
Chocehuma; Arrives Tuesday, 5P.M
Departs Wednesday, IAN.
Williams's Landing; Departs "wednesday 7 Al
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
TO TRAVELLERS.
FARE REDUCED 10 ca cents per mile !
YESHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully in

TIME SUBSCRIBERS respectfully in
form the public That they have Ie'
duccd the Fare on all Of their Stage Lines
to Ga cents per mile. Their Coaches and
teams are good, and their Drivers steady
and accommodating. A Stage leaves
Memphis, Tenn, daily Except Sundays
for Holly Springs, Miss, there connecting
with their Weekly Line, South for
Oxford, Coheeville, Grenada, Carrolion,
Lexington, Benton, Yazoo City and Can
ton, there connecting with Is. A. FISHER
& Cos. Line to Jackson, Miss. At Holly
Springs, connects with their Tri-Weekly
Line, East for Salem and Ripley, there
connecting with Mcssrs. Callahan a. Car
rotl's Line to Tuscumbia, Ala. there con-
Meeting with the Rail Road TO Decatur,
and the Stage Line to Huntsville, Ala; al
SO, at Decatur connecting with the main
Eastern Line to
CHARLESTON, S. c.,
via, Someryille, Wanenton, Jefferson, Ala,
Rome, CassyiIle, Marietta, Decatur, Cow
nglon and Madison, Geo. At Holly
Springs, also, connecting with VIM. Mil
lor's Tri. Weekly Line TO Columbus, Miss,
via. Poniotoc and Aberdeen.
or Stage leaves Memphis for the South
on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays, at
8 o'clock, A, M,--For the East, on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 5 o.
block A. M.--Leaves Yazoo City, North,
on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, at
0 o'clock, A. M.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

DLANKS. - Magistrates Summons
I'D and Sherif's Forthcoming Bonds
on hand and for sale at the Democrat enc
Blanks Of all kinds printed to order a.
short notice, and on as reasonable terms
as at any Office in the State.
January 20 y
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
a administrators Notice.

AvlNG been appointed adminis,ra.
In TOR of tho estate of Charles G. Par.
sons, decd, (by the Probate Court Of Car.
roll county, at the April term last thereof
oil persons having claims against said es.
tato are hereby notified to present them
within the time prescribed by law, or they
viii beiioreyer barred; and all those in,
dobted 10 said estate are requested to make
immediate payment,
CHARLES KoPPERL, Admir-.
April IL, 1916 1876,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

OF Fare TO Tuscumbia, Ala. $40; to De.
catur $l2; TO Huntsville, $l4,50. Time
from Memphis to Huntsville, 3 days.
SrAGE OFEIcEs. Memphis, at CONNER
cial Hotel; Yazoo City, at Phoenix House.
l.. SIMS e. BROTHERS.
March II, lS45 l3-Gm
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

A LIST OF LETTERS remaining
IN in the Post Office al CarroIl,on, Mis-.
sissippi, on the fret day Of April, 1915,
which, il not taken out blythe first of July,
will be forwarded to the General Post OF
fee as dead letters:
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

EN G. HENRY, ArroRNEv AT LAW,
IL. Canton Mississippi.
Dec. IL, lS44-l-tf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
RENIoYAL..

or The DEMOCRAT Office has been re-
moved to the new building on the west
side OF the public square, over the store OF
NJ. D. Kimbrough, and the Post Office.
May Ia, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
To the Public.

IHNl1E subscriber is engaged in con.
N struciing Horse GRIST MILLS
which he assures the public will perform
as well as gin gearing and team will permit
His plan of construction combines SIM.
PLIcITY and STRENGTH, which he aAtters
himself constitute the superiority of bis
mills, being so entirely under the govern
ment of The most ordinary farm hands,
avoiding all complicatedness Of machinery
and tenderness of construction.
The performance Of my mills is in pro-
portion to the capacity Of gearing aud
team. have found them varying from
"a to A bushels of good meal per hour-in
many instances more. / deliver, put in
operation, and give satisfactory trial for
$S0-prices in proportion for larger sizes.
Specimens 10 be seen at farms Of
DR.. Sykes,
DR., Reynolds, 49, ..
Mai. Bennett, 4u0'''0' eO""'"
NJ. Crawford,
James lIughcs,l W;ns,on 20.
Jason Poole,
Phillips s. Brock, Oktibbeha co.
Capt. ]. II. Wilson,
William Kennedy, CdroH co.
Matthew Beck,
N B, Persons examining these speci-
mems will find difference in performance
the cause will be detected in gearing and
teamug. ]. s. CLARK,
Prairie HIN, p. o., Lopndss co. MI.
March 30, 1915 l5-3m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21
JAMES HEATH,

Adni'rs Of estate Of Jno. Daridson, deed
April IA, ls45. ls-6t.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

Daily paper by the year, in advance, SIC
Semi Weekly paper by the year in ad.
Weekly paper by the year,
April Is, 1916.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13
ST. Yl0EERN EW IL "a
SATURDAY. DECEMBER rs, 1915,

RAIL ROADS. Notice ia given that Books to the
Stock Of the Connecticut River Rail Road Company
will be opened at marlborough on The l 9th OF Jan
next.
The Directors ofthe Plymouth IN IT.) Road have
advertised for seaed proposals for the gruding and
sonry orthe road, in whole in part, from Concord
TO tho mouth Of the Ammonoo4uc River There is,
in fact, as we are informed, $500 900
subscribed to the stock of this road, and encourage
ment given by man men, thS he or they will
do work on it to the of some $500 900 more,
and take pay in the stock Of the Company. In this
way they reckon stock secured TO the amour, of A.
bout 81, 100000
Mr. Gait the Agent Of the road through the East
Townships, Canada, depuled by the Company to
obtain stock in England was TO leave for home in the
steamer which left Liverpool the 4ih Of December.
lie will reach Boston, probably, in about FIVE days
from this time. Ofhis we not particular
~ informed, hut learn that it has been satisfactory;
and the friends Of the road sanguine Of success
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13
Society for the improvement Of c,,
mon Schools " 'OlI

Agreeable TO previous notice n ,,oor
Danv'IIe, on the 4lh day Dec inst, f., 4, way 0eda
oil forming county Society for the irn,.. purpose
Common Schools. The meeting v,o. r'O'e~eOI Or
the choice or Dr. JOSIAH sHEDD, Choirm omN'd BY
r. FAIRBANKS, Secretary ''"' and !.
Rev. r. c. Hand, and Rev. d. Mo,,;n
pointed Com to report Constitution N.Y., mS' aP'
consultation reported the following: ''' a'''r
Art. l. This Society shall be called H.
MA County Society Auxiliary to ,bo w.. wv o''d&
Society for the Improvement Of Common s., Sl''
Art q The officers of the Society ,b,,, ''OO',
'denl' Vice President, Recording Secretary a. RE-
pondins secrctary,an Executive Comm;,,o:s ZONE. Io"s
and Town Committees of Three in each T., ~ '"''
County. INV" 10 Tho
AM 8 The President, Vice PresideD, IN,
cording Secretary, shall perform the o,di,. !"
OF those offices The corresponding ser,0,,. '''a
collect Information in regard to thu mo, y 'o'l
plans tor The Improvement of Common S., 'O'sa
communicate tho snme through the ppbr, 400
the County, and in his reports at the ,roo,,- "" N
society," and attend 20 such other due, a, ~, u"
ProPria'e to the office. It shall he the dn,r ,'P'
Ex Committee TO make preparation for sn,,,, =" "'
ercises at the meetings Of the socie,y.-,o e.
circular to the Town Committees, er,boa,.. t'
mount Conformation to be obtained from H.,
and TO attend 10 the management of tho ,o,,.S
fairs Of the Society. The Town Co,mi,,o..
cooperate with the County Superintendent, ,;i,%
schools-collcc' such information as NAV bo d,.;.-
led by the Executive Committee, and mat.
through their Chairman nj the annual rnae,;Du.
society. The officers Of the Society shall bs ,,..,,
ed on the adoption Of this constitution for the
suing, s. after next year at the annual nssr,. -,
Society, and shall hold their offices until o,L,.-
appointed.
Art 4. The annual meetings of the Sooie,v ,..
be on the first Saturday orFebruarv of each vo,,
which occasion the FIX. Com. shall make ,,,.,..
men,s Tor reports from the Cor Secretary and r,,.
Committees. an address and such other exercise, :,
they may judge expedient. The tx Con ma, l..
cali other meetings of the Socie,s as they NAV ,I
expedient.
Art o. In oase any town is not represented in =,
meeting for the choice of officers. tho r. r.,
shall make the appointment Of Town COMMITTEE. :,
such towns.
Art 8. Any person may become member Of
this Society by signing his name to this Cou.,ao,o,
and all members will be regarded as pledged to e,s,
an active influence for The improvement Of common
schools, and for awakening public interes, in ,hs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13

New York, and being re-enguged for April next,they
coming to Vermont to visit their home IN this part
Of tho State.
Any one who has access to the city papers may
see with what success and reputation the Cheney
Family sung in New York and give the information
Of their coming among us to the musical portion of
your readers that they may not lose so good an OPP
portonty to hear our own Green Mountain Boys who
have already acquired an enviabIe reputation among
the critical Golhnmites.
Yours truly, II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13

ing at Danvle last week, Tristrum sanborn of
Peacham, Elder Woodman Of Sutton, and James d.
Bell of Walden, were nominated a board Of Tenn
perance Commissioners for this County. Election,
Jan. l, 1916.
a meeting called last Tuesday, at DanvIe, to
nominate a License Board, but from which VIC have
no information.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13
TUE CHARTER OF THE ST. LAWRENCE AND
ATLANTIC RAIL ROAD.

The impression generally prevails ha, this Charter,
which granted las, winter 10y the Provincial Par
lament for Road from Montreal 10 the line Of the
States, provides for main road from Montreal 10 the
line nj the extreme northern section OF Vermont with
a branch to terminate the line within the County
of Stanstend. This Is mistake. The company may
build road from Montreal to Shcrbrooke and thence
Stanstead, aud also touching State line fur
ther north, pointing towards Portland. They can
build or bo'h,as they may elec,-and there is
branch about il.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13

The fare the railroad between Northamp-
ton and Springfield, which is about going into oper-
alton, is established at 80 cents. The distance is a.
bout 20 miles.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13

MIR POLK ON WAGES. Mr. Polk says, OF the
Tariff OF sI2 that. "while it protects the capital Of
the wealthy manu- facturer, and increases his profits,
it does benefit the operatives aborers in his
ploymeni, whose wages have not been increased by
it," I am authorized by the SUPER nendent OF the
largest mandatory OF sail dac in the U. 8, TO say
that the above for relates to the operatives in
their mills, is without foundation They have within
the las, IL months, advanced The wages Of those in
their employ SO per cent u II. d.
LThe above is from the New York Express, and il
is a fact well known, in N. England, least, it
is there is Tariff that the wages in the factories
have been Increased in proportion the advantages
the owners have realized from the operations Of the
Tariff Thousands OF operatives will fatty contradict
this assertion of Mr. Polk. Many too, will wonder
how it is that President of the U. dared to
make it. It pity that such free trade theorists as
MIR Folk could for leave the negro eson and
go among the free laborers Of the country and soc
what tho Tariff Of 1912 is doing for them.
Mr. Polk ought 10 know that since the Tariff Of
1912 went into operation nearly every branch Of do
meslic industry has improved certainly not less than
20 per cent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13

Ezra e. Chamherlin, J. p. Fairbanks
). a. Chandler, James X Colby
G. w. Cobb, Asa Morrill,
w. G. Strong, u ". Miner,
Richard Bedford, J. p. Fisk,
;. G. Bracket, Bliss n. Davis
Ira Blake, G. G Rurnham,
Joseph Morrill, Rufus Case.
And. Mcmillan, James d. Bell
Tho Constitution was signed 10y the gen,eu,p
present, ard the following Committees were appoint.
ed by the chair, viz:
To nominate officers, ]. p Fairbanks, Rev. R.
Bedford. Dr. 6 W Cobb
To prepare reso IiioGs, WIN. c. Strong James
Colby, Hon. F {. ChlmhcrIin
To nominate Candidate for County Superin,end
ent, Hon. Jacob Blanchard, Rev. r. c. Hand SAM
G. Bracket.
The nominating committee reported the following
list for officers Of the Society who accordingly
appointed, viz;
Rev. RICHARD c. HAND, President
Hon. THos. BARTLETT, IT,, Vice President,
CHARLES G. BURNHAM, Rec Secretary.
WM. C. BRADLEE, Corresponding Secretary.
Executive Committee, James X. Colby, ThsT'i
Howard, Esq, Rev. David Merrill.
Torn COMMITTEES
For ST. Johnsbury. John r. Fisk, DR.. J. P. Ban.
croft, Rev. l.. II. Tabor
Peacham, Hon Jacob Blanchard, D W. Choae'
Hon. Ezra &. Chamberlain,
Walden, Sam'l Currier, l.. F. Edwards, James D
Bell.
Danville, Charles Davis, w. Sas, John 4. Py.
Hardwick, Joseph Underwood, Bliss. ~ DiU''
Rev. ~ Green.
The other towns not being represented the appoint
meu,s will be made by the Elk. Committee.
The Committee on Resolutions reported the N'
lowing, which were adopted, v&:
Whereas, in our opinion, the present condition
the common Schools Of our County, is such '0'' Wy
fail to accomplish the ends for which they were
tabIished, and are supported. Therefore,
Resolved, That our interest, and our ""' "
good citizens OF the County, require an ~"''
and earnest effort on our part for their lmP0''"'
Resolved, That the law recently enacted y"
Legislature providing for an examination o. '''
a uniformity Of school books, and general sup
ion Of schools by State, County and Town s'r'
tendents meets with our appreciation anu '"'"
ceive our cordial support. ,..,,
Resolved, That a better construction anu
OF school houses, selection Of uniform scnOO' wv
and higher standard Of qualification on Inc F"',
Teachers, are primary objects to be P'0's'' '.n,
the operations of this Society, and for the a' ,r
of which the CO operation of all the ire"o'
mon school education is respectfully so'lc"eo ,,,
The committee appointed to nominate '''0. 4
for County Superintendent, presented "' ,on.
,he Rev. Rufus Case, of St. Johnsbnry'a "O
inaton was confirmed. So,iN
After notice that the annual meeting OF ."r ,s,.,r
would he holden on the first Saturday y, r,sr
next at such place as shall be n'thea ny
tive Committee, the meeting was adJournsu'
wv = '"''' JosIAH sHEDD, Char"'N
Up. FAIRBANKS, Secretary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13

Dispensing ,oth The reading Of the Presidents
Message. The U. 5. Senate .on motion of Mr. Sewer
(Ioco) Of Arkansas, dispensed with the read
ing Of the Presidents Message, in part. This is no
compliment to Mr. Polk, and it indicates that it was
not making very profound impression upon that
ha,i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13

BOSTON "ALL OVER" WIG. Last Monday
the day for the election OF Mayor and other city
officers in Boston. Tie result il as follows:
Hon. JOSIAH QUiNcY, JR., Wing 1891
Mr. Heard, Loco Foco 1881
MIR Damrell, Native 1888
All other Scattering 50
Making for all others, against Mr. Quincy sO67
So that Mr. Quincy's majority over all the 9TH
err Candidates, is 1864
The whole bonrd Of Aldermen is wing, and Of the
Common Coucil 81 are WhiP, and are Locos. Last
year the Locos and Natives carried the city,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-13

Mr. EDIroR:-lIaving been sufficiently astonished
by nice young men 100 large to work and yet ambi-
tous of" making noise in the world"-mere prod
igies musical who every school district giving
cheap limitations Of themselves, Henry Russell,
the Hutchinson Family, it is possible your readers
may have formed the virtuous resolution not to ex-
pose themselves to being over done" by patronzing
another "musca entertainment in the country.
We cannot but feel nervous, on recalling the many
shiings worth of marty tdom we have purchased ut
the exhibition Of some professors Mesmeic, Phreno-
logic or Musical, and yet horror ofthese pretend
err should not prevent, hearing and seeing wbatev
err of good comes in unquestonable shape
The Hutchinson Famiy-now in Europe-have
given the old Granite State more enviable mem
ory through their music, than she has given herself
through her politics &oi late nest Of Vernonters(he
Cheney Famiy)have been adding glory to"The Star
that SETS by singing the praises Of our hills in
eloquent music to crowded audiences in New York.
Many Of your readers may remember having heard
two of the brothers at Montpelier few years since,
and as teachers they iavoraby known throughout
tho State Having just closed series of concerts in