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The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1845-11-29
A LIST OF EsTRAYs. ON THE BOOKS
OctLe Ronoe, or Cbocto,c Counfy, Nj.

Ofthe Ranger OF ChoctoD County, Wi.
TTlAKEN up BY John NJ. Reid, roam mare,
Il star in her face crest fallen, the left ear
smaller than the right eight years old, valued at
40 dolIars.-January %. lS45.
Taken up by Charles Weeks, black mule with
one eve out, s or 10 years old, valued at 25 dol
lars-Also dark bay or brown mare,5 years old
valued at % dollars-Also bay colt, years old.
valued at 10 doliars.-January q lS45.
Taken up by Jacob Keen, bay horse, marked
with the collar the right fore-foot white. fifteen
hands high or years old, valued at % dollars
March 10, lS45.
Taken up by Pinckney Cochran, sorrell morse.
fifteen hands high saddle spots on his back, 8
years old, valued at 80 dollars--March 20, 1915.
Taken up by James Hartsfeld, mpre, thirteen
hands high, four years old valued ut twenty DOR
lars-March 27. lS45.
Taken up by Jesse Rodgers, a sorreli mare
pony. 13 hands high, blaze face, or years old,
valued at 80 dollars-Also brown mare mule,
49, hands high. crop off the left ear, or years
old, valued at 35.dollars March 81, 1S45.
Taken up by Archibald Dean, light bay horse,
white spot in his face, spot in his left eye. scar
on his left hind leg, IA hands high, 6 or Z years
old, valned at 80 dollars.-April 4, lS45.
Taken mp by Thomas J. Lilies, bright sorrel
horse taze in his face, small spot or two on his
back. years old. valued at 10 dollars.-April 81,
Taken up by Walton Moss, dark iron gray
mare, 13k hands high, years old, valued at 25
dollars.-Aprl 81, lS45.
THOMAS HARVEY, RCC.
April g. 1882
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Land, Negroes. SC. fo,. Soye.


Will SELL to The highest bidder, on
n the premises, on THURSDAY. thu 29th day
of January, 1916, the tract of Land on which /
reside, containing $50 acres. situate in Choctaw
county, 10 miles from Middleton, 10 from Big
Black river, % from Grenada or steamboat navi-
CATION, 30 from the towns of Greenwood and Le-
fore, on the Yazoo river, in healthy region of
country, 200 acres of which are cleared, and un-
der pretty good fence. The improvements are
good hewed Log Dwelling house. with an aper-
ture Piazza and Bedrooms. a Clubhouse. Cotton
press, and all other necessary out-houses This
land has several springs of pure cold free-stone
water on it. and viii be sold in parcels cf 80 and
100 acres.
ALso.--six likely young Negroes three
boys and three girls; part Of my household and
kitchen Furniture, Horses, Mules, Oxeu, Cows,
and Calves. all my Farming Utensils. Corn, Fod-
der, Oats, etc.
No security will be required for the land, but
one half the purchase money mus. be paid in
gold or silver. or its equivalent. and the residue
in one and two years. AMOS S. FOY.
Choctaw county, Miss. Nov. 6, 1915.
0EFLouisville (Ky.) Journal. and Columbus
(Miss.) Democrat will please copy until day of
sale. and forward accounts to this Office for pay
ment.
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It's insuAerabe presence which, like the
dark spirit of the Manichoeans, turns all his
ioy into gall, the reflection that ne imposed
himself for what he was not, on the conf
4ence ola credulous people, and thereby
swindled them out of their suffrages.
From the Northern and Middle States
Mr.. Polkis continually beset with petitions
10 be true to his Kane letter, and 10 sustain
the honest industry on which millions de-
pend for their support. From the South
comes a voice commanding him 10 be true to
the doctrines that he espoused in Tennessee
To both he cannot be true. He must be
. traitor 10 one or TO the other. He must
ACaend one of the factions that rallied &c
is support ilh all their might, and, II
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSRN-

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and advocate of the South and West, it is not sec
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North and East, and having impaired higher Ma
tional character to the Literature of the United
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and for the SOUTH
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Its Contributors are MISUNDERSTANDING
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will be spared to make the workReminently wor-
thy of patronage.
The Twelfth Volume of the Messenger mum
Der CXXXIV, will commence on the lst of Janu
airy, 1916. Each number contains ga super-roya
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yHyHE undersigned offers for sale. upon the
4 most reasonable terms, the following descrip'
ed lands the greater part of which, Is SAID TO De
infer;or TO none iii the rich Yazoo valley, 10 WIZ
Tho East hnlf end East half South West quarter
and East half North West quarter "i Secnon 10
To,ynsh;n 10. Range East--Thc North East
quarter ard East half South west quartef-East
half South West quarter Of Section % Township
10. Range East-The South East quarter and
North East quarter of Section 7, Township ~.
Range East. and West half West quarter
of Section 6, Township IL, Range Q East.
Eight hundred acres of the above lands, is situ-
rted in the Yazoo valley, near Greenwood, and -
beautifully situated fer fine plantation There
mainder or greater portion is in the mel ghbor-
hood Of. Shongalo, and is believed to bego od land
Persons wishing to purchase land Of this tire,
will find il to their advantage TO call soon, as
am determined to sell upon the most Reasonable
CHRISTOPHER HOLLINGSWORTH.
May 6, lSi5-l2-6
= P. S The undersigned cen be found at his
place in Sun-FIowcr county one mile b{ow
Greenwood.
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NATIoNALlNTELLlG ENCER[ WEEK

LIZ. This paper, being made up OF such
portion of the contents ofthe National Inteiigen-
Ger proper as can be compressed within the compass
of single newspaper, continues to be issued ana
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year, payable iii advance in all cases--no account
being opened with subscribers to the weekly pa
per.
To bring this paper yet more nearly within the
reach IF such as desire to take by te gear cheap
paper from the seat of.the General Government,
reduction will be made in the price of it where
numbers of copies are ordered and paid for by
any one person or association at the following
rates:
For Ten Dollars six copies will De sent,
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For each sum of Ten Dollars, above twenty
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GRAVES az MILTON,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Merchants.
LEFLoRE, Mss. Oct. 4.IS45.

A RE now receiving and will keep on hand gen.
IA eral assortment of Groceries, taple Goods,
Hardware, Cutlery &c, all of which they viii sell
low for Cashor Cotton, and are prepared to buy or
make liberal advances on cotton in hands,.
Also, have consigned to them for sale several
thousand well selected Apple and Pear trees consis-
ting of thirty different kinds, ranging from May
to Winter apple.
Lefore, Miss, I9th Nov. 1S45.
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BRoADwAY-The editor of the New
York Tribune philosophers about a plea
SAINT day in Broadway, to a tune and tenor
which may apply 10 other places, and will,
in It's generai,ies and application answer
for all attitudes: He says: "You might
deem that one of The gorgeous prairies of
the West, in full fiower-SeaSon. were-dran-
ing its many-hued Tide through Broadway.
1t is a point OF curious speculation to note
the soldier ike discipline with which the
going and coming throng continually meet
and pass each other, with the precision Of
two bodies ofnewly-driled troops. keep
TO the right is the grand secret-the open
Isesame'-that places Broadway within the
enjoyment of 'the meanest capacity The
senseless notion that a lady must at all
events take the wall in meeting, is here
The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1845-11-29

CoNsUMrrIoN.--Fro the fourth annual
report of the Hospital for Consumption and
Diseases of the Chest, the following stalisti-
cal facts may be gathered: OF the 10000
deaths which annually occur in England
and Wales from slow and lingering disease,
upwards Of $4,000 are due to pulmonary
consumption; and as the duration of the dis
ease, taking one with another, is about two
years. it follows that more than 10000 per-
sons are constantly suffering from consump.
ton. 1t may be as well to add that many,
very many. ofthese poor sufferers are the ac-
knowledged victims Of unventiIated work
shops, i'll constructed dwellings. long hours
of work. and the want of open places for ex-
ercise and recreation. The new hospital
for consumption, &c, now in the course of
erection at Bromton. by those extensive
builders. the Messrs. Bird of Hammersmith,
will be opened for the reception of patients
early in the Forthcoming spring.--Lon-
don paper.
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NOTICE.

INO TO.IJ.-
TEyO ALL PERSONS interested in the Estate of.
III JoHN B. STEWART, deceased:-Take notice,
that at the January Term, 1916, of the Probate
Court of Carroll, we will present our accounts for
allowance and final settlement as Administrative
and Receiver ofthe assets of the estate of John B
Stewart, deceased.
SUSA NNAH GRAHAM, Adm'x. &
novelist JOSEPH DRAKE, Receiver.
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otFWE are authorized to announce DAVID E,
LOVEas candidate for Northumberland of
The 1st Brigade 4th Division. Election on the
18th December next
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THEOPHILUS FISK.
JESSE f. DOW.
Washington. Aug, 10, IS45.
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= d. LEFLORE, Receiuing, Forqcard-
- . ing and Commission Merchant. LEFLoRE,
.(Yazoo river) Keeps constantly on hand large
supply of Tagging and Rope. Bacon, Lard Flour.
Sugar and Coffee, Salt, Iron, Castings, Nails, Ne
gro Shoes, Blankets, Jeans and Linseys. Also
general assortment of DRY GOODS.
| am always prepared to make liberal CASH ad-
vances on Cotton stored with me, or purchase at
the highest market price. (sept ID.
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;eaectually exploded. Occasionally stray.
individual, unacclimated TO the Bro ad way
epidemic, aitempts--perhaps with lady
on each arfn--to make Roadway against
both currents, and obstind ieIy runs against
everybody going either up or down; TOO
blind To see what is the matter, or loo fool
ish 10 fall in with the current and 90
along smoothly and quietly. The fate of
such a being is a cruel one The mishaps.
elbowings, squeezings and rebuffs of Broad
way, are hut type of his whole world
journey. Always taking the left when his
fellows take the right-quareliag about
nothing with everybody, while the great
tide ofhumanity rushes by unheedng, leav-
ing him high and dry TO growi and grum-
bic, and rub his bruised shins at leisure
he is an object scarcely worthy of being
despised, and yet whom no one has time
to pity"
! A WoRrmy PArmaRcu The London
A1heneum ihas announces tiYe deeease Of a
worthy Hebrew: From Prasue. we hea,
of the death, at the age of II. OF the Hebrew
merchant, Maurice Sedekauer "a mar
whose title To a record in pages like ours
consist, not in the pfincely fortune which
was the work ot'his own honorable toll. hu
in the noble use which'he made fit Fifty
j years ago, VI. Sedekauer came penniless tc
Prague; and he has left behind him sever
millions OF FORMS 700000. In his life
time he devoted the larger par OF his i'm
mense revenues to the encouragement o
science, art and national industry and t,
the relief oil the INDECENT, without distinction
of religion or race, and by his will he ma
bequeathed three millions of forms 1900,
900, among the benevolent institutions o
all the principal cities of Bohemia. III
was followed to the cemetery of his nation
BY men of all ranks and behefs-the poor
OF course-the civil and military authorize
loithe capiial--al its disiing men, and
+ it is very pleasant to add, many clergyme'
OF the various 9 ristian sects. Every where
rhe spirit is passing into dishonor, whic
would have once "spit upon the JEWS
, gaberdne." or tramped on the grave of
man like this.
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NOTICE.
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION.

PAKTN EKST1TP IJIoSOTlU HUN
ALL PERSONS concei ned will take notice.
"A that the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween MARSHALL g. McMURRY, is from tins
date dissolved. The subscriber will pay all le-
ral demands against said house, and all persons
indebted to said house are requested TO pay TO me,
who is alone authorized to receipt them.
Oct 30. IS45 JOHN McMURRY.
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S TIT III & 10 HIN SON.
.ATTO RIVE VS. .gT E.HTUs

Having associated themselves together in the
practice of law will attend all the Circuit Courts
in the second Judicial District, the Vice Chance
ry Court at Carrollton, the Federal Court at Pom
totoc and the Supreme Court at Jackson
A. A. Stith will reside in Greensboro, Choctaw
county, andJ. S. Johnson in Carrollton All bu-
siness entrusted to their will receive prompt
attention.
D CIR LA NJ, ATTORNEY AT Law,
H. CarrolHon, Miss. sept g.
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EXECUTOR,S NOTICE


II ETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the Ia 49,,
A. and testament of E. NJ. Russell. deceased
having been granted to the undersigned bv tha
Probate Court of Carroll County, on The seb 5av
ofOctober 1915; all persons having claims aga;ns,
said estate, are notified to present them dulv an
thenticated, within the time prescribed bv law ~
they will be forever barred "' "a
STEPHEN TERRY.
Erec'r Of the VIII Of f. mr. Russe1. d.,
Oct. 8, 1S46-6w - 3
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III UST received one HID. Brown Sucar ,-d-
February - .S45, 20
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THE GUARDIAN

LIE GUARDIAN,
FAMILY MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO FEMALE rnrc
TfoN.oN cHRsnoN PRINCIPLES.
EyDITED by F. G.. SMITH, Rector Of n. ~.
IA lurnbia Female Institute with the ass;st. ~.
of the Tutoresses, is published monthly at 8 90
per annum' IN advance or six copies for $500.
Columbia, Tennessee, February d. 1915.
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PLOUGHSit

OK PEACOCKS best Ploughs for sale by
OO A. S. BROWN, d Co.
March II, 1916.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-29
Isput 9tusl0uDc.

vote Dieles Dampf'
fdliff ldnbete am ocrIeeten Sonnta9e bon pb
perpcol su 8c(tcn, nad einer Tabrt bon Is
3decn Tatlirltd, f6nueu bic ourd oaeclbe
cntboItcne 0tad,ridlten ben feinem 9rpBen Srt'
tereGe icin, inbem fIe nur Z Gage ipdter llno
Die Ssflrd,tun9eu biriId,Hth bcs Ssbb
fd,laaeus ber @ruotc, baben ltd> feiues,pc9s
oermiuocrt. - Slauer BON ben 8ereiuioten
Staatcn trifft hdufio bort elm, unb eerleIbe
1T beocuteno i'm YretIe gcItie8en.
Su Srlnnb fdDreitet baS 9tepcalncfcn Ian9s
fam pcrpdrts. S'@cunea 1T nit erntuerter
Rraft su Dublin auf9etreten, unb bic Repcs
uuen ber @efeafdoft baben flt pcrmebrt.
Su Trnnfretd, 1T bic Tdd)fra0e Tad, 81,
fen 70 fart, baB bielelte nidbt befricbigt wcr'
ben fann. Der preis bat eaeurh cine @r'
tD5ung erlitten.
Sn @el9ien fd,cint bic &artcffeI @rnete
be0cr 0us9efaacn 81 Gein, aIs man eripartee
Su Stalieu teabffti9t man bic SdIieeung
cine6 8ertrag6 nit ben Bercinigten Stoaten
ltno cine breeutence U.ineernn9 ec6 3olIes.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-29
Sipn AlScricC.

Idd,rid,ten bis ,um 27ften Scptcmbcr Gno
liber 9an1picc in 9tcu Srlcans ein9cloufen. =
Der neue 3arif niro NIT benz 9lnfan9e re6
ndhilcu WirnotcS Sftcber1 pubIisirt ipcrs
ceu, Iuo cber 6'Wicnnte oarouf IN 98Wfs
l1mfcit trstcu. Ter 3on ouf QBein, SranbD,
Siicn, Stahl &c wirb- brecutenb bcrab0clcet
perbeH, uno wnbrldjeinlid aud jencr ouf
Qeinwdub uuo Soumprllmaarcn eius Wls
oCrung erIcieen. Sn Der pClilf 1T nhtS
9ieues pcracfcmmcn. Gae 8cIf lit gcuci9t,
gum S6ocrdIismu6 jurildsufchren, wa9t obcr
uid,t Icinc Weinuns, ans Surd,t Dor Dem Wil'
itoir, peldc6 bemIeItcn crponirt, ausSuortif:
eli. Dor 10 1o9en ldu9ten mebrere @cnruts
tas dus cem Snncru NIT W2iUicnen Cha.
Ter All, pppcn ,OOO, 900 3baIer al Scrb oes
en9iiden Steom padetbcctes "9IpUn" abs
geadn9en (inb.
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SSpm 9crnS

Otdn bat bereitS nit llnter(utun9en in je,
nem belle bon 9Crns, tpelder nl6 ba6 ilreh
tig 9emodte @icbiet befanut 1T, be9cnneu-
Captain 6errpcn ocn Craocnern burd,eran9
oas Qauo so Wcilen wefflid bon @crpu6
@hrilti, unb beId,reitt cdGelbc oGS ousnchms
cuo 1d6n uno rciBcno. OirIdc, wiIbc Vferce
unb 9BeIIdhnhncr 0no in grocer Wenge ons
;utrcfeu. @opitdin W'Qean 1T ben Nucce6
30 Weileu weit in einem Stcamtpcte binuufs
qefobrcn, unc ouf fein Sinocrni0e fir lethte
Shifc 9eitoeeu, inbrm bic 9crin0ife Slue.
tiefc inncrbdlb cteler ganscn @utfernun9
SuB uno 3cG BoIcr betrd9t.
GaS Camphdif Cincinnati bon gIrdnIus,
wrfslbit e5 am 27lfcu September abfs9clte,
ldn9te am 7ten Sctobcr in 9teurrleauS an.-
Bon ocr 2Irmec su @crpu6 @hrifi lit nihtS
9tcHeS cinge9argen. @dpitoin Wcit, uuo
ned, stri9c pcrioncn, ruelde bcim 8erilcn bcS
8eGels auf benz Dampfbrct Dapton Ueripuns
bet ipureen, fGno 9rtcrbcn.
slm 9ten Septsmes!sr !slr, SrprHpGs bi' SD oBtTfi:
mruttn uuo papieren be6 Dcpartements bis
gum 9lnfau9 bcs speitcn 9Imtsantrittes bon
preFcent Socuffcn, burd' Seuer Serll6rt.- -
Das "0toticnol He9ifter" ;ipeifcIt nidt ba'
ran, sae es bas l8erf ciues Mcrobrcnucr6
ipdr, DeIdler duf bicIe QBeiie Die rrrhonccnen
Sc,pcle pon 8rruntrruun9 Deer SerIduls
bun9 an Die Re9icruns su prrnid,ten iuhte.
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S5aus Der SfcprcIcntamtcu.

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