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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22
SALE OF JUDGMENTS FOR COsr.
STATE OF MlsslssIppI,l

SIAIE OF NI55SSITPIT
County. In Carroll Circuit CowtD april term, 1915.
Of orders made the October 1914 Of the honorable Circuit
Of Carroll county, directed will expose public
sale The door the courthouse the Carroon within the time prescribed
by law, o the highest bidder fol cash.
ON THE THIRD MONDAY, Q7h DAY OF MARCH, 1915,
a the rgb, tile and tho Plaintiffs and following judy
ment rendered said Court The sae be made for the purpose paying the
each duo the officers entitled
the collection Jury Tax fees and for other purposes approved 2 February 1874
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

purpose ofpurchasing books and apparatus.
Thus il will be observed the whole cost Of
boarding, room-rent, fuel and tuition, will
range from so to 100 dollars per annum.
Students will furnish their own rooms, and
pay for their washing; the Professor Of
Music will be entitled to small extra fee.
FACULTY:
Tolbert Fdnning, President and Profess
sor Of Intellectual and Moral Science, Ma
tural History, agriculture and Horticulture.
4 N. LOCUS, Prof. Of Mathematics,
Chemistry, Mechanic Arts, and Assistant
Prof. Of Horticulture.
John Eick6dun, Prof. Of Ancient Ian
guages, and assistant Prof Of Agriculture
and Horticulture.
r.. S. Chandler. Prof, Of Music.
A. J. Tanning, Principal Of Preparatory
Department.
p. 4. Rnauels, Principal Of the Juye-
nile Department.
B. Embyy, Steward, and Principal Of The
Boarding House, under the advice and d.
rection Of the Faculty
A limited number Of students will be ia
ken, and application may be made through
the President, or Secretary b. Embry.--
Persons who have indulged their sons in
habits Of idleness aud exiravagarce, viii
please not apply for situations, and il is the
request Of the Trustees that none shall at
tend the Institution who are not deiermin-
cd y be educated. and who cannot bear
the strictest government.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02
Medical Card

A HEALTH is of the highest earthly Importance,
n and the foundation of all happiness the science of
protecting life, is the noblest OF all calhngs.
From the day of. Hipocrafes" 10 the present, many
singular, absurd and supersiitious notions have been
advanced in regard remedial agents. not only advan
ced but sanctioned by wise aud the law. 10 The u
innate injury of suffering humanity. Hundreds Of
years ago. established by law, that the following
theory or notions should be strictly adhered to In
asses of departure of the system from rs healthy state
let the disease be located where it might. whethe il
local or general infiammatory, chrome, acute or
any of the which NOsOOgy may fancy to givehe
Patient and is subJecuto be bled. bisered phys
cked poisoned, and starved. and this Treatment
ard is called Science mot common sense) Now, rea
DER upon notions as absurd hose, learned md
men, las they were called have cons rueied some
of the slrangss theories that ever beSet the nagina
ton, and they have been adhered TO, in consequence
of not being examined by the class of people,
and have been holding despotlc sway tor centuries,
until about so years since, Doctor Samuel Thomson,
the revolutonizer of the world In Medicine introduced
his simple and practice TO suffering world AnG
since then Scientific quac&ery has been nmbng 10 the
dust, and has been long, would SEEM that any
one person would dare call The medical gentlemen TO
account OF their steward ship. Umil, as would seem
a universal combination of common sense burst the
spell. Respected reader, just pause and reflect mo-
ment. let the truth have lis perfect work. Are MOI
the most deadly poisons that the mineral vegetable, or
animal kingdom produces made use OF to cure our dis
eases Have they not become as common at the bed
OUGHT these things so be Has not our Heavenly
Father said, that the Vegetable kingdom were for
The healing OF nations has he said that IN the
mineral kingdom there healing virtues. You
NAV, respected render, derive some information by
calling on ihe subscriber his dwelling in YpsilanIi.
You may, perhaps, in future, save yourself and family
from the lasting and tormeniing effects OF caomel.
opum arsenic land the deadly poison scientific drugs
OF the earh-Yes from bIiserng and that little insIru
ment f DEATH the and other harsh pretended re-
medal agents. under which the hnaian family have
groaned for Centuries
In conclusion. the undersigned would say that his
sysIem is the Thomsonan system, that he has full
Gdence In il for the cure of all disc which the
human system is subject, and relies wholly on the
vegetable Kingdoms which the God of Nature has spreod
in such rich profnsian every hill, dale and val
ley, as the only proper remedial agents, and thai
poison cannon be Meiicine
N. B. All kinds of Botanic Medicines for sale.
ID. VAN DERHEY DEN,
Boiannlc Physicsn.
Ypsilanti November II 1874. HA.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02

thauihe intelligence which, cameln hand by The
last packet. that the State of Pennsy vanla has paid
the neres. Of its dep. for the current SIX months.
II Is devou,ly 10 be wished for The credit Of Amer
ica N Europe, tha, the payments tor he to come
may be punctual. There Is one regret to mar thu
sat'siacaaon--poos Sydeny Smith is dead. Pity
tnat ha was not permitted to see The restoration of
American credi, aud character, witch it thopght, he
was not little instrumental in brrgin. about!
The remttances on the dividends have already
come TO hand"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02
Ypsilan,i, November IL. 1874.
IN CHANCERY Cd CIRCUIT.

Agur Clark, us. James Myers. Mary S. Myers,
Neziah Wright, Franris Carkeaud John VI Reese
IA pursuance ard by virtue OF deciera order OF
the court of Chancery of the state of Michigan made
in This bearing date the 10Th day OF January,
le44, shall sell public the highest bid.
der the house of AbiaI Hawkins in the village
OF Ypsilan, on the 7th day os March next, one
O'Clock, p NJ. of that day, All thai certain piece or
parcel OF land situate in the town of YpsiIanli IN the
county of Washtenaw and State OF Michigan, bounded
known and described as "llows, wit: The west
halt OF the north quarter. and the south
ter oil section ten and the west half OF the south
quarter OF section eleven all in three SOUTH of
range seven east containing three hundre and twenty
acres OF land be the same more less or SO much
thereof be sufficient the amount due to the
complainant for the principal, and the
this cause. Dated, january 18th, lS45.
= GEO. DANFORTH, -r
sev-, Master in Chy.
CIV. LANE, fI4 -
Compliments Solr. 26v
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02


As the Spring advances, the farmer will natural
ly inquire how he eau best repay himself from his
stock, Tor the lrouble and expence OF keeping it
over the winter. Butter %. which, BY The way
our market is about deaitule, an important arti
Gle, and as everything North dong. worth veil
doIng,we give the following method Of making The
celebrated Dutch butter. Of which England imports
annually, about ZIG 233 evil. THIS mehod 10
dspted TO butter made " hile The COWS are at grass
1.-The cows beng thoroughly milked. The pitch
ers of the milk are put INTO coo'ers. When the
c.eam has gathered and soured, itlhere is enough,
they churn every "a hours, aud the churn being
half filled with cream He h0t or b'll-
ing water is added IN winter. TO give the whole The
requisite heart; and, IN very warm wesuher ne
mix first coded the coolers. In small da
les the milk is sometimes churmrd. whei, soured,
without separating The cream. he butter, Imme-
dlalely after being taken ont of the churn, Is pun
into a shallow tub, and carefully washei with pure
cold water. Ii is then worked with slight
spriukllng Of fine salt, whether for immediate Use
or the barrel. When the cows have been three
weeks at grass, The butter is d, hc,ous and IS made
in fanciiul shapes of lambs stuck with flowers oi
the oyauthu>, and sells as high as 10 or 90 cents
The i7,ounces. OF Dutch pound II intended fol
barrelmg the butter is worked mp twice OF thrice
a day with suft fine salt. for three DAYS, nj Hat
tub there beug about two pounds OF thus salt al
lowed for IA pounds Of butter. The butter Is then
hard packed BY the thin ay'rsinio casks, which
casks are previously seasoned AID clea'ed. They
are alw avs of oak, well smnothed inside. Before
being used they ailo ed to stand three or four
DAYS filled with some whey, and iiIerrae. care
tally washed ou; and dried. Each cow after be-
ing some time at grass. yields about one Dutch
pound of butter per day" Two points IN this
process are most important: ST. No salt is used
but that is inco, pora;rd nh and dissolved in the
huiler, v Ich is necessary 10 give II favor; aud
I'd. The butter intended for keeping is wn.srd
from SIX to ten times, 10 Incorporate The sal ano
TO separate from every particle OF liquid, which
left ~ IT, would induce ranc dity-"
The following hints may also be useful.
. The bes, temperature at which butter may bt
, procured from cream, appears 0y the expert
Inents of DIR. Barclay aud Mir Alien, is IN com
mencmg churnmg from 6fi, ,ti,e degrees. and IA
no time ought ii TO exceed slxy-hve degrees
while, if il fall below fifty degrees. IL vii be NOR,
difficult and hilarious to obtain the butter. Ii was
found By MIR. BalanIy ne that ihe greatest qraniIl,
of butter is obtained at sixty. AID The best qnailiy
ut ffiy-6ve degrees the ciIurn just before i
came.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02
Buffalo Newspapers, Published on the
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tai affairs except what it suits the English interest
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In politics the Pilot looking above and beyond the
present party distinctions, aims al NATIONALITY /;
and It's motto Is-"For couatry. all times to
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The Pots party is the citizens of this Republic "a
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commercial and otherwise, Buffalo and the grear
growing valley of The lakes with which the former ia
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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02

DIED-fu this town the 1th just of lingering
Consumption. HearyH. HItchinso of james Hutch
inson aged % years
For several years previous To his dra h. disease
had gradually Increased upon hun, although re-
peaed effnrts Were made by different Physicians,
all were unava,:rg. Almost year previous to
has death, his mind was awakened To the Necessity
of IA PREPARATION for ano,Eer world. AT which
time he gained snmc evidence of having All inter
est in the Savior. lie huwsver. did MOI attach
himself to any Christian church. bu. manifested al
last resignation to the will o: God, which evlnced
that his former feelings were not without iOunda-
ttOn.
He died in peace having his Parents. Brothers
! and sisters to morn his loss and prepare TO meet
him Inv The shirt world
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02

\ IOTICE-The Annual Township meeting for the
N election of Township Officers. and attending to
the other usual township business for the Township of
Ypsilanti will be held the w lite School House on
The side of the Huron River in the village of Y
slanti, on Monday the seventh day of April next The
polls will be opened O'Clock A. N. and close at
four O'Clock p NJ OF that day. At said ele elton there
will be chosen Justice of the peace for sand Town
shp in the place of Abraham Voorhees,, whose of
Office will expire on the fourth day of July Also
the question of License" s'Licence" viii be
submitted to the electors Of said Township according
TO Law. T. VI. TOWN.
Township Clerk.
Ypsifan, March Is, iS45. nS 4w
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02
For Sale.

For Sale.
SEyWO Eastern made DOUBLE CARDLNG MA
Il CHIMES in perfect order. with Picker. Also
one eight blade Parsons SHEARING MACHINE a good
new,-Dye Kettles Screw, and all other apparatus
necessary for cloth dressing
The property seen, and the terms of payment
ascertaIned by Calling upon me at fpsilan
T. N. TOWN,
March IL, 1915. nS Pm.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02
PHILIP WHITE,
Fashionable Barber and Hair-Dresser
Congress Street
YPSILANTI.
ME Washing.

fNNHE Subscriber takes this method of informing
u those who intend White washing their houses mis-
Spring. that he is prepared to whitewash in the best
manner. and from long experience he confidently ex-
poets please all who may favor him with their patron
age. Orders left at my shop promptly attended TO
STEPHEN JACOBS
Ypsilanti, 'Macrh l2, 1915. nj wv
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02
Later From Tsras.-The New Orleans editors

+ Later From 1905 ne New Ore sans editors
nave received Galveston dates to the 9Th, and ver-
bal news TO the lth instant. The New Orleans
Plcayune, the llth. says:
We notice that several Of the leading journals
hold language opposed 10 annexaon, or al least
unfri-ndIy tn the measure.
The Galveston Weekly News of the | st inst.
says: i've have already furnished i,.conIeslible
evidence that Blush pulley has far prevailed in
Texas. that Her Britannia Majesv's Charge has
obta ed pledge from ex-PfesIdent Houston, 10
use his unps, eudeavors agani annexaiiOn." The
same paper hunts at The opposition of the present
Administration In Texas io the measure.
The news of The passage OF the annexation re-
solutions, bad cot yet reached Texas when the
New York left.
Still Later.--The arrival of steamer at New
Orleans from Calves on, OIL The l3'h. brought
news from The latter place. up tn The llth. Inc
news OF The passage eft Milton Br"wn'a resolution.
had been received, and The Texas newspapers had
come out IN full cry agaIlisI Il.
| The rumored recoiscI liaoo bt tween Dun Green
aud the Texan Government, never, It 81 ems, lo"k
place.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02
Mexico.

The new York Evening Gazete. furnishes a.
extra containing an abstract of the Protest of Al
monte, the Mexican Minister TO the par rnent a,
w ashIngon.
Abstract of the Protest of Gen. 4lmon'e
undersigned mas the huuur address h,in>ellio Ih
Hou. Secretary of State, in "rder To ,nsbif; st h.
deem concern with which he has seen, that h
President Of the u tied S,ars mas give, his sgna
,ure. 10 law admitting iitn L is coLfederacy the
Mexican province Of exa>.
He had ha'iered himself that the soutd ccul.-
sells of the most distinguished citizens. &c. would
have led to a better result. Unhappil,, il has uol
been so and against ms hopes aud sincere vows
he sees cousummaied lie part of Ibis govern
ment, an act of aggression The mos unjust iba,
modern history records--ihe spoliaiDn of a friend
ly nation of considerable part OF its territory.
For these reasons in obedience To hts ilstruc-
,ious, he must protest, in and does protest, in the
most solemn manner, in the name of his govern
ment, gsinst the Law, DC. He protests also, that
the sct in a measure inyalidates the rights of
Mexico 10 recover her province, of which she is
40 uniusily dispossessed, and that she will main
tain aud give effect to those rights by all the means
within her power.
He also bees that the Secretary will let the
President know that, in view of II these facis his
.,n,ssoo ceases from Today. He consequently
beps that Hon. Secretary will forward him his
passports, because it is his purpose to leave this
CITY as soon as possible for New York.
.1fcrican A6ans.-The New Orleans Picay
ure, Of the 12.h inst gives the following para
graph: ,e.af -,
Senior Anaugoiz has received Instructions TO close
the Consulate nibis CITY, and that he intends dong
SO before the close of the mosih. ssrs
oe;Wives Caught by 1fops--lt' Is said that the
yWinnebago Indians catch their wives by setting
traps for them in other words, whenever young
Indan takes fancy to squaw he leaves steel
trap in front of he lodge at night lithis is taken
in By the father, the squaw is not expected 10
..sput her foot" in the matter at ail--,he contract
8 considered settled, if not, and The young man
deems the fair one worth an extra trap, he leaves
=. sometimes three. Whenever The trap or traps
are taken in, the marriage ceremony at once
comes off. sol 1 e W.
n more civilized society the reverse is some
,;mes the case, the trap is set by the other
party.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02

Destructive Fire Madison. Indiana. suffered
great loss nv fire the night of the l9in u's'.
The FIRST Presby teran Church. the most elegant
Church IN the Slate, having cost over Sl7.OUO-
together with five other bui!dr gs on MAN Cross
street, and sixteen sores aud shops and dwellings
on Mulberry stree. were destroyed. Total loss
esiima,ed at $1,000 co., aud but little Insured
! Detrof Advertiser.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02

GTGnod manners are The ti,wers oil kudnt's
AMI sedsbil'tv.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02

"But Of all the pursuits Engaged in By men, none
IS pleasenfer. more profitable none more acOr-
Thy of freeman, than Agriculture"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02

n vloSULU IlUN-Tee copartnershIp therefore ex-
D lsting between A. w. Elmer and j. Nj. Brown,
was this day dissolved by mutual consent.
A. W. ELMER.
JAMES Nj. BROWN.
Y,Siian,; Mach 1lXS
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02
FOR 1916.

The bes. earnest publisher give Of what he can
and will do lext year is reference to what he has
done last ye at time for the last fifteen
Under this view of The il would be quite suffi
cent for ordinary purposes tor to say that the high
character this magazine for Literary and Artificial
merit will be properly sustained But we are aware
that the rapid g. dazzling succession of noveic swch
We have brought forward within the last few years
naturally excites lively curiosity, and every suascri-
Der is saying to himself
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02

HERE always be found a good article of CT
4 CARS, at The Grocery store OF
aug29 n. G. GOODWILL.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02
TO FAMILIES & NVALIDS.

The following Indispensable family remc-
lies may be found at the village drug sfores,
and soon ut every country stose in the state.
Remember and never get them usiess they
nave the fac-simile signature of g seu. "a.
~CLns<1e5stLao on the wrappers. as all osiirss
~ the same names are ba:e impositios mad counier
lei;s. If the merchant nearest you has them n0s
urge him to procure them at IL Malden-unc, the
next time he visits New York, write for hcnt
70 faany should be peek Without these rsmes!iss
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-02

Ypslanti, FEBRUARY 20. 1916. 6tf.
BLANKS of all descriptions for sale at the
ID SEN TlNEL OFFICE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-20
From the New Orleans Courisr
LATER FROM MEXICO.

LATER FROM MEXICO.
BY the arrival Havana Wednesday last Of tho Brit.
sh steamship Tsy, Capt. Sharp, dates the 3lst ult.
from Vera Cruz have been received.
Santa Ana still remained prisoner at the castle Of Pc
fo'e-the same cold drrary aud dismal place in which he
80 long held the unfortunate Texans captivity. IL is
a'ea Grand Jury sppontcd Try the fallen tyant
was furious against him, while the present Executive
time OF that he did escape the coun,rv md
thus save the Government further trouble. letter dated
Vera Cruz, January 3ls expresses the belief that the
OF the tyrant would be taken His young wife IN
prison with him, aso old friend Of his, Senior
Lazaro Vilamil.
Among the passengers by the Tay was Senior Antonio
Haro, Santa Anas former Minister Of Finance who had
made out to reach the safety from Mexico Senior
H. had escaped through the assistance Of the English Consul
nj Vera Cruz and board the Ty under an
name Reon was still nj large aud his whereabouts not
known.
Everything was said to be quictin Mexico I, was re.
ported that the Republic bs divided three Mil.
iary Departments, ATstn have tho command of the
Nohern Parees of the Centre, and other general
of the Southern section
An extra OF the Diario Dc Ia Marina Of Havans issued
on the evening OF the 9Th instant contains synopss of the
intelligence brongh, by the Tay. The principle part Of
the nc VS. has already been published this city we give the
substance OF important item which appears in Ell
Sgo Disz Nuevc OF Mexico OF the 2Ith ul and which
Is as ioows SANTA Ana has sent, from Peroe new com.
muHicaton TO the Chambers requesting that the
for which he had already asked might be granted him in
which he would Danish himself perpetuay from the
country.
lie also stated that he would appoint agent fully en-
powered and qualified 10 respond any charges claims
made against him. leaving his landed and
rs guaranty Tor the satisfaction of ALL and
speaks OF the responsibility Of his Minister'S This
nicaion the Grand Jury acting upon in
on the night of the 23d u, and the result of their debe
raiions was not known.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-20

offered ryder sxempng the counties Of Aceomss ed
Northampton nom the prOvisions Of this The rider
We. then amended to include tho Of Notsk
and tsssex. The bill with the ryder then Passed.
Mr.. Ptrrs moved reconsider tho vote Of ihs House
rejecting the bill authorize loan TO tho Medical College
in the city of Richmond.
MT DANIEL OFF, q. called the previous question: which
the House refused TO order. 9
Mr.. Ssrru. Mr. YERny and Mr.. Asprssos supported
the recommendation, aud Mr. BRoApus Of Car. aud Mr.
BANKs opposed L.
The motion TO reconsider prevailed; Ayes ca noes ~
Mr. TAYLOR Of N. b. opposed tho bill. and called IN,
ayes and noes-wheh ayes 50. 42-so tho bill
passed.
The bill dvorcine Geo. b. Thurman from his wife Luc,
Ann. Passed.
The bill authorizing the purchase Of lot and improve
mens adjoining the Public Warehouse In the city Of Rich
mond. Passed.
The House then took fscsss until o'clock.
NJ The proceedings Of the evening session are deere
until Tomorrow.