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ugYicE Nxw.Yogx And EslE RAlLRoAD GO.

OFFICE Nyw-YoRK And ERIE RAILROAD Go.
No. - " aI-Si Nsyy-Tork- Dec. lih 10
N~DTICE-Sabscrbers 70 the sttck OF thls cc;n-
Npsay heresy notified HAT interest WI Be PAD &c
cord.ng tae =! subscription, on appil9 a. Is
otcs, and aerik. istJerusry ne& ne usie' oooAs
OF The stock VII - closed IRON e In Dec-orf 70
Isl January (li lfnl sII.AS BROW =, Treasurer.
LEOW ALL PERSONS, that Franklin Moore, my
N son has le this place without my knowledge or con
Therefore, forbid al persons haroong or tiss'
rag hin or my acknowledgement Hollow pes ~ Igt'-
6li lwk+tWs = H- NOOht-
COOKING STOVES Cheap for cash-IA g9od as
~ sort1ceu, Of Cooking Stoves. from RE- 6aa Asy eP
prg-ei pa:teEs usy be Obtained 4, the sa!a
uLrter Foundry, iei Goerck-s. between hfFin'oe &c
Stanton uI- -it
DIARYS AND DAILY Memorandum Books Tor
IL ne year 1911 CONTINUING Ersn-c seii Ls'!es &c
other Information. VIII space icE 70, ICY
CAP =. The yss 5iere1i sizes fo- TIE poeAet Ad q
size FOR otcr sold wholesale sGi ts-a CO Lie pup
lshers, FRANCIS LoUTREL. sis,ieEefs
dlBi- y NAltsi-lzle-
CASH pad fer R2gs, Bsssiag. B'e Rope; GGauy
~ BAsging Grass Rope, Canvas, and a. oIneE ka' Q.
Is Nv CYRUS W. FIELD. No. szriing-.:P,
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EY ORDER ofs. Caidweii Ssprsrne CcGr. Conra.s
bstoner notice Is hereby siyeG that an aitEehueH -
issued against the estate E:Gam Paul, re.is ~
debtor tha. the ssre will be sold 10. the payment o.
hts debts ualess appear ad ciscnrge such attachment
according law, within zine moths rom The tfit paeE
cation OF dis notice and that The paygneat Of any cehts
due 10 him by residents Of tbs State aDd he deTery TO
him Of property within the ;;sts eeioog
ing 10 ,r. and uie transfer OF rbysuch property bJ hiS
are forbidden by law, and are yod.
GEORGE TRUsCoTT, il
ma !swsa Attorney for ArlsShing CT7dicr'
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List Of Letters Remaining In the +. 7, Post Once
Saturday, December ls:

" plese a..aton he DATE If TIC Liz n osaes as
,,,os,-1,i,.1 LADIES' LIST:
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Real EsfGte.

g. FOR SALE. 70 cose co;es5tls 3, E 10, cry
81 known the shssspSsIe Hotel s.Si s oa -; -
Ger CT William and Da%7e SIS Tbs aoust. u .;SS
s-l sri.had ard KEEP; S. hotel sid Is offered cr sac
hsrxir VIII o. ,hoI; the furniture Terms maze easy
as xrse proportion CT tie purchase money csi lsHaA
The soIse Is large covering entire lo well bull; by
days Tvors. ard esa BE- with very is expense eo'ere
So:ieI:ss Of azy description wssy purchase lsres
building for society purposes, wogd Go wei % eSAn'Is
Also gs-tesi b-rk fon. house and lot al sarow-s;
vii se sold reasonable terrls-seatas TO" Tor -
'-i'-f NJ : THRESHER, 81 SAasspesre Ho.el.
IS I-' No. Business. Scy week cay 81 l. Coco
q. DWELLING FOR SALE--The new n-ree
ryrslilhsl on the nosth side 9Th house ives; Of Fifth.
sve.ue, opposite The opel grounds Of Rev Dr.. ShiPV
M, s,r : lsssrable md plesSa5 ard 5 Il ne usEe
Isle aeighsoraooi .: ;e most spIerd private
n hp civ. Tbe oi > - dollhouse = - ictt
naei n modern style. hss CrotJa water, bshS' s. Sc
''f '''s's' ANTONY J. sEEEcEEE. Aes4oneer.
a. ~, E1'Tbe new ard elegant hou,e No Il Deg.
81 suabe for billiard saloon, restaurant @.z:as
49, saoo1 dancing school, muse s,sS'l' Q, -. ~.
beaatfally finished after TIE LONG order TIE GoIse Val
b. let esA or in parcels. The 1raitre II the house ~
5e sold h- lessee ii desired l1Sa're OF me 5rs'>e'
in the o;fce. GTs,aoor. hcG' non - ~
- HOTkI. FUI; >ALE-Tasr r1.usbe Prope,ts'
a. tie Merchants Hgcl s,f7:ei =; DE center Q. 5asl.
description VII BE- offered AZ auction. anie>s rrev orsr
disposed Of by private conEse:l % "Wednesday, the 81
dag Of December rext Al ococS P. NJ % he yrsrs,>
FOR farther particulars inquire ot j. W. AISNEl, 81
GEORGE KINNEY, Nsw-Ncrs
Norwich. November Il, ISie. do ~
a. Ar PRIV ATE SAI.E.-ThoS story 6r:eS mouse
81 and ot on northeast corner OF Thri Avenue as;
Twenty -secoutst with the story brjeS house st
10, ADJOINING each io - by IS feet Also s.ory BRICK
louse aad IL; oa Sentyu So west o. the
30 feet with vacant lo;s al dining. For particulars
.vpvl ANTHONY J. BLEEChER, Aucuoueer
his i,v Nc. H7o3a-st
~
sSs he for store Is C3e door IRON
49, BROADWAY and vcaii ~ excellent sand tar
asat1aker. tabor or s1y o,aef his,Ls, kot .oW.l u
Sc PRIgATE SilE-An eligible Lot, = ieei by
sz l, On lie i-zvenpc, next The corner OF S1-st
Assessments paia Terms easy. Apply al :. : dud-
ss=. ,rp LEE. with without Steam poTv-r rooms or
ss lofts. the best sht-d 81 say in The Guy. lngIiTe ot
49, 4. In, J. LOChS, u Aun-st.
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IN PURSUANCE u order u the Surrogate OF the
County of Newfork Notice IL hereby given TO all per-
s-s hszag claims sEsts Jons J. Baef ale Of Tie CilY
Of SswYors engr.7er. Decreased 20 presenl the zane
viii he vouchers thereof the .ubacrber az tho Office Of
WE Maekay, No. 3 Park-ro In tie City OF New. ork
oa or before Ae second day of April next Dated New
Ycrz, The thrr.e.t day OF September 1876.
oS lswsu' HARRIET L BUTLER, Adn'rx
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gesal Notices.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN uaar by virt1ec1
W power eenta;1tt "a cei;sn mortgage aasd ia
r. Davenport 10 secure the payment ai two hupI,ss
and sfy-eishi dollars s1d h5esl eeats. with rferts,
months from tire dae .hereof (which mortgage 1, -
corded n the ofocc Of lh. REGISTER n tn cfv -
New-foyk n Lioef 80 Of rHoEtsse., page p VIII =
ss. ,ade snd provided hr hirl 6sv OF Febr.arv 49,
81 = O'Clock al aoon a, lhsiereasaIs Exchange, Wa
street n t's cr a NeT-FovS All he Fisht. u,o ~
ners; OF Aulao1y Schwicke, o. u and a. TAI ess;s
'rse, NJ isad and ne 81; e55gitias taeIeSa s4sir
on TX, SloomicadS!e roac and r1paGs ENstyvsry 10 ia
lG-Ayeuuc sad frorsrg te sad Sioou1-g Gs,e ros.
,6 Ftevep,averuc and Josh 1nd leih streets a-d -
ana comprising according 10 The rss. ~
ne ssi sneis - los or peces Ci grot. numbered fu.
% No 5 - have Srd ~ hold Ire $40 .a3d - Icezs
-, its SD A.herv Sct,ycSes The same belS bed -
,., n6sr i-sse tom Ohm jseob Assor for Ne term e
$50 -S frcrs The ~ day q May, - Al tie ves-i:
r-r in ne Register ciSec s!0Ts ssj n Liner ~ q
convey IsccS, page 50, and here COW See 40 owing
urcr Sai1 Tootgage hGutrcd ana siNtS'dTe dollars
ard y-Nne cscs Tor prnc!psl AMI interest 4erecc.
sci ieiS:; has been made Ia he payment thereof Da'ea
New. \ oTk. November IN. ls35.
WILLIAM \. :, DAVENPORT. Mortgage
svNIANtlN l. sILtlNec, Attorney icr No:'ENs2
VI tavts-5 Nc. L Wsrea-s;reei Ney,. %
NOTICE 20 Tax payers.-ccgsro''ers of.ee, Btess.
- p, ~ -, ~; ~. -, -
,,si .1[ IstS iSts, N,.ice +, ErreSv -iyen IA i.
d, Rolls Cor Tacs Tor .ae clr1el vcr, ssve HI
isy been 3crerct % lie Controller ct nc ;y 4 SoVs.
f and hat frf ~ iccs vt! sbSil - PAD % lie SID
Scuroef wialn ,hr.y days f'ca III, daic hcvenG te
dac.ou II Three Ter cent W.! De maize ana 'asi cr, al
taxes which shgi. 6s paid S;.er m tNp19n Of he sat-
.rt DAYS and within Sky days from said date, 6ed-e
lion OF T, per cert, viii 10 1sts and ihti On AID Sre
he E;rsr Tuesday jsacaEy next One fcr cent WI 8
added to al taxes len remaining unpaid; and taa sbs
TgtSo TUESDAY OF January next, he said Coalsole. vi
d-ye' ,he Collectors Q: me CRY OF sTooSyo lAs
Ssia Asscss:nen. Rolls Together with tho w,5s jhore;o
snngcd directing the'n proceed With regard - re CD
psi 4 tsxes II the manner dj5ec;.i f7 law.
The Cors,sr yyuli1 occt1ily request ihcas WHO =
t,r6 n av1 ,he1s ct lie u h Aet yr
~ 10 - the So-g notice. - inform i thereof u
-.ieabie hist .hrr Hills nay 0c n readiness asn
rrrvrr: dcisy when lei LAY hr frcTated 10 ny ihe1
tayss,
In comp.isnra vt reso9,.dU Of The Mayor nd c ,s
moi, Council NOTICE = hereby Astser given ts ,ls
C,,-trp,or WI receive a. his olSe n ,ae GIG
Buildings FROM O'CLOCK A. ". UNTIL 0CLOCH
p. NJ ard Rl other hours. \ II. pSbCHN
rl9tol.' '"n.ro'>s
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
1CouaEy Of SeVvYork, notce !. hereby all per-
sons having claims against Andrew BlckhAn ate Of the
CITY Of Se%Yorz, Physician deceased, W preseaI The
with LIE vouchers LhereoftO The subscriber his
Office, No aisL In he City Of EevyYor4 on or before
lie St day Of March next Dated NewYoIk, he l6lh
dag OF September isi5.
st9 Ia1r.u1- GEO. RUCEEAM Administrator
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stUERIEF,e -AI.E-Iy yil.ue Of viii ot

FaCDr2tci. l. YulrE. DrpGtY sheriff.
Dated Eew.York. December 9Th II 81. % lawsd5
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S+Aa9 7. l. - at
Smyih. james
: Sutherland. c..
squire, james 2
Smyih. George
Taylor, - III IL
TAYLOR, John Ossis
Teesle, George
Taylor. Barre!
TAYLOR, Wm Jr
Taylor. Rev D
Trojan. JOB
TAYLOR. Js.eZ II
Tern. Thomas
.Tel1ey. Anthony
Tesie II '
rerl. Levi
.Tilisoa, Friedrich
rhies>oa. John
Trip, Charles
Tins, Henry ~
Termsns. Thos Jas
.Trimb!e, John
Tier. Gerhard,
Thomas, D Thomas
Torrey, James II
Toole, Patrick
Thorp. James Il
Townsend, Jno D
Thompson, Robi
Thomas, Ro5i K
Thomson. James A
Townsend Eaw'dS
Thompsoo, John
Tapping, Al5er.
Thompson, EEg-e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TroweHd &c, Il J /
Co
Thomas john
Townsend. Z ;
Trow, Docf Iosep
Tocsae. " !Ilia-, 3
! G-1eft, i eo5
Tss.9ca Hermann
Tuu5eE. Dr. +
Turre!l. Hubbard
Ticker, CapiGeoW
Tucker, Cap: y =
.Insy, stephen
v ossing, \
= endeTwocd J II
Y srry. Lulher
Y al. John
y rerde-bargh-S 7
.VAcwfl, 4 D La
gard
Vipham, George 5
Vaabrskirk. John
NaaDuka- LecoArc
Al Antwerp.
Nicholas
vEierwai. Ossor
VsHd-rfP, q II
SH Drveer, SINE
OF ?
vaa DeCseier, J c
Vndyss, Tiny u
vaubrsais, NJ
va SeniaTsez.J 3
V-iasseiC o-rsl:us
NDGoTxci. GT
.lSasS. Wafer
VIZ NosuzadJcaa
Van Orcea. Benz
VIZ Nest, ? J
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WILLIAM \. =. DAVENPORT. Mortgage.
EvNIANuN L. sILiINGr Attnr1cv icr Nos;-N-ee
t.i tagvts-5 Ne. /. WarTru-s street., Sgy'' \ o..
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T AMPS, EIRANpOLES, Hall Lanterns and Can
R<dclaorns, for the Fall Trade.-DIETX, BROTHER y
CO ls Wtll=nss IN tho Washington Block ;uauys-
featuring and have always on hand complete assortment,
Of articles in their hne, Of the following descriptions.
which they VIII sell al wholesale retail, low prices
for cash
Improved Chemical Oh and Csmphepe Lamps.
Solar Lamps, Gilt and Sronyed. In great variety,
Cornelius Co.'S celebrated Psieni Solar Land Lamps,
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WONDERFUL COaE n = : -
cure we'll nigh Mlracu IONS
W. CALLED Yesterday 70 'sreck OF humanity
w -s-g; James yckod. now; years Ole. the 500 81
Peer Wycso5 fsE-er * Clsrs2ce, Ele Co y L Ice
- James when i've years DID, beng attacked oy nsases;
-. 1-se ,ar murdered hT dose OF csior1e presumed
- -. r-oranly E..AOci
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Joarya wzso Depu,y sasr iai'A ''Sf I'd I iss5a
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In compliance ysll p rsso'8,.dU OF Tho MAJOR md Cc
mn, Council NOTICE : hereby iagiser given ,hN ths
C,,gtro,,or VII receive taN-s a. hs o6ee IN tae Gig
gvi'itngs, FROM O'CLOCK \. NJ UNTIL 0CLOCS
p N a.i Al no Other hours \. II OSBORN
,fgt,,e1 COntr,,i-s
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-05
BRIDGES FOR THE ARMY.

The War Department has ordered a
bridge 10 be made by way Of experiment
under the late act Of Congress creating a
corps ofpontons. 1t consists oflnrge, bags,
like cotton bags in shape, made of India
rubber cloth, which being filed with wind
and attached one TO another, form bridge,
Ia feet In width, and of any given length,
according 10 the number Of bags employed
Upon these bags are placed light timber to
support boards placed literally; which
make a smooth, level surface, aud admit
the passage of wagons, artillery, horses, g.,
with perfect safety.
Thes bridges are good for wagons aud
artillery, but II is preferable TO pass men
and horses over rivers at fords when they
can be fuund.--M q. Commercial Times.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-05
DISSENSION AMONG THE JEWS
IN LONDON.

Discussions have lately occurred among
the Jews of the metropolis which are daily
assuming n more serious aspect, ard pro
mise to end ere long in an entire break up
Of the Jewish community. Nor are the
differences which exist among the London
Jews confined to their own Svnagogues;
they have extended TO the country, aud are
agitating the synagogues OF Liverpool,
Portsmouth, and other places. The new
sect call themselves the Reformed Jews
IN expression which sufficiently denotes
the principles and purposes Of the scceders.
Nothing in history perhaps constitutes n
case so nearly parallel TO this movement
among the Jews, as the Reformation I'm
Germany, in the beginning Of the 10Th
century.
Tae Reformed Jews claim the right OF
exercising their own judgment in oil rell-
gious matters. They refuse 10 surrender
their Judgment 10 that Of the RabbiS. They
interpret Scripture for themselves, and
regard the Talmud, hitherto held IN the
highest reverence by the Jewish communi-
~, as no better than a bundle OF tables.
Corresponding reform are madein the ser
vice of the synagogue. Practices which
the body from whom they have separated
represent, as having been most religlously
observed from the days Of Moses 10 the
present time, have been oncerenoniously
dispensed with by the congregation OF
Reformed Jews ia the Burton 81. synagog-
NC. They have carried the system Of IN
nOvatiOn 50 Ter rs 10 publish new prayer
books Of their own. The result Of the
secession, and Of the innovations made on
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-05

MIR. J. r. Ingersol introduced the fol-
lowing resolution in the House of Repre-
sentatlves on the 10Th. 1t passed, we be-
Ileve unanimously and was sent to the
Senate.
Resolred by the Senate and House Of
Repre- SentatiueS ofHe United States of
america, in Congress assembled, That
the President be- and he is hereby authori-
zed and requested to cause to be prepared,
FROM some of the trophies ofthe fields Palo
Alto and Resaca de la Palma, medals,
with suitable inscriptions aud devices; aud
TO cause Que OF them TO be presented to
each individual who was engaged in those
battles, or eiIher OF them, in the name of
the people of the United States.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-05
OBITUARY

1t becomes our painful duty to record the
death of our friend and schoomate, ABNER
CARTER, of Perry county, Miss The de-
ceased recently went to kentucky 10 restore his
shattered health, and died in a strange land
and among strangers. His remains were
brought back and inferred at his former resi-
dence, amidst the wailings of his wife and chill
dren Ia the death of Mr. Carter, the country
has sustained great loss He was an exem-
plary member of the methodist church.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-05

The following good story is told on
Mag. ButIer brave officer of Wayne'S
Legion, who accompanied Gen, Wikin-
sons command to Fort Adams many years
nee. The General issued all order that
the officers should wear their hair short.
MAJ. b. wore a queue and loved it. He
refused TO obey the order and was arrested
and court martialed. During the trial he
was taken sick, aud just before his death
he gave the following directions: Let a
hole be bored in The bottom ofmy coffin,
SO that my queue may hang out, and Gen.
Wilkinson may see that I'll be id before
il shall be cut off"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-05

the old opinions and observances in the
lsraeltish community, has been precisely
what might have been expected. Those
who remain have accommodated those
who have left, and treat them not only as
schismaties, but as infdeIs and profane
persons. DIR. Alder, the chief Rabbit has
not only determined refusing all religious
privileges TO the Secedcls, but OH withhold
ing marriage licenses from members ofthe
congregations under his superintendent,
who may propose TO enter into a matrimo-
NAL union with any member of the Burton
st. or West London synagogue place
In which the new sect statedIy meet for
worship. London Balance.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-05
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Green County.

In the matters Of the Estate Of Ebene-
ger Tart.
ORDERED, by John McInniS, Judge
~ of Probate of the county and State
aforesaid, upon the application of Isham
Moody and Martin Moody, that special
Term OF the Probate Court OF said county
be holden on the fifth Monday of August,
A. d. 1876, to contest the right of Samuel
Gasque TO the administration of the es
tate of said Ebenezer Tart, and to revoke
and annul the letters granted to him at the
June Term of said Court, 1916, and that
notice hereof be given by publication in
the True Democrat, paper published in
Panlding, and by posting this order at the
public places in the county, aud that cita:
ton issue to Samuel Gasque and Henry
Mounger, his attorney. Returnable there:
TO.
Given under my hand and seal this Oath
June, 1916.
H. ST. JOHN McINNIS, JP.G.C.
July 8, 1916. So st =
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-05
A chung" JURY.
BY JOE MILLER.

"COme, gentlemen, let's toss up, it's one
o'clock; dinners ready; deuce take the
niggerS, what did they bring their quarrcls
into court 10 bother us for?-lel'S toss up,
that's the shortest way TO settle it. Hcad,
guilty; tall not guilty; come, I'm getting
hungry; what dye snyl"
'lt'S against my conscience"
Come, now, Broadbrm, don't stand
out; here's eleven of uS opposed to you
its reasonable that the majority should car
ry- that's democracy-come give in, let's
90 TO dinner"
"lPs against my conscience; that defend
ant never could have scratched the prose
cutorS face IN the way he says; she amt
got the nails to do it,"
For Gods sake, Broadbrim, don't keep
MS here; | must go out I've got note TO
pay"
Give it up Broadbrlm, it won't do; the
nggers guilty; il wont hang him; its only
assault and battery; send him TO prison
few days; that can't hurt your conscience
"F'rlendS, the blackey isn't guilty; can't
you see II? It's as plain as day 10 me- let's
give II IN so; don't the whole eleven ofyou
obstinate! fire and fury! is one man TO
tell the other eleven that they're obstinate!
No III never consent TO such verdict if
have TO stay here ill doomSday'
Heavens! what's To become Of my ere.
ditl my note will be protested"
"Broadbrlm, I'm as hungry as a hound"
It's against my conscience"
81 promised 10 take my wife out town
tins afternoon"
My uncle's dying, and | want 10 put
him IA mind TO make his will"
"Our company parades Tor the first time
IN their new uniform"
II invited my cousin TO the opera; she's
Just from the country"
"BrOadbrm, Bfoadbrim, do let us off;
you're M the wrong, depend upon IT,"
Come, BroadbTim, I've not SAID any
thing before, cause didn't like TO. must
get Otto night I'm 10 be married"
"lts against my conscience, why don't
ye give M"
Here TipStave, take ms into Court; we
can't agree. May be the Judge will dis
charge u.s.
EoremoR. Cant agree your honor;
never can; IT'S impossible; never will be
able 10 do d; want 10 be discharged; oil got
business 10 attend 20
Judge. Every sorry, gentlemen; can't
discharge yon; can't take up The public
time in trying this petty case again. Or
Ger, take them back
"ll's against my conscience: Here, Off
Ger, 20 70 my house, and tell my wife 10
send my razor end soap, half a dozen shirts
and a couple Of pair Of Pantaloons. ! guess
we'll have 10 STAY here some time"
"And officer stop AZ the book store, and
bring me 'Shirleys Mediisiions on the Pa.
thence Of job And bring ms pack Of
cards And me my fiddle end note book
And me an the newspaper
9Oh my credit my credit! I'm ruined
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-05
The State of Mississippi.
CLARK COUNTY.

ShAlNh SOCN L
Probate Court, Jne Term, A. d. 1876
ORDERED by the Court, that publica
~ ton be made in the "True Democrat"
a paper published in the Town of Paul,
ding, Mississippi, notifying the heirs of
William Mott deceased, TO appear at the
next regular term of this court, at the
Court House of said county on the first
Monday of September next, TO show why
the interest of lsham Wimingham in said
Estate should not be divided among the
collateral heirs of said deceased.
Witness the Hon. Alexander WLendon
Judge of our said Court-Issued the 4th
day of June, A. ID. 1916.
Attest, CHAS. w. MOODY, Crk.
Probate Court, c. c.
June, "a, 1916 5l6w
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-05

AN INDIANS WHITE WIFE.-Miss
Parker who was captured at har fathers
tort on The Navisolo, Texas, ten or twelve
years ago. has married an Indian chief
and is so welded to the Indian mode of
life, that she is unwilling to return to her
white kindred. The commissioners made
every effort in their power to reclaim her,
bntshe would not listen TO their kind offers;
but fled with her husband to the prairieS.
Even if she should be restored to her kin.
dred here, she would take advantage of
the first opportunity. and flee away to the
wlldS of Northern Texas.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-05
PERRY COUNTY, Mi, Aug. 3, 1916.

PERRY COUNTY, Mi, Aug. 3, 1916.
Editors True Democrat:
1t becomes my painful duty TO commu-
nicate intelligence of affection. The De-
stroyer has been amongst us. Death is in
our midst He Gloves a shining mark"
and on this occasion has Selected one of the
brightest. DANIEL CARTER expired
at his residence in this county, on yester-
day Of congesGive fever, aged fifty years
and twenty.three days. II is not my pur
pose TO lndIct high wrought euogium
upon his many virtues. In The slmple
language of truth, there were few that
equalled, nOne that eXceIled him III all that
characterizes those we most admire. EIe-
Valed by his fellow citizens to Offices of ho-
nor, of profit and trust there is no part of
his public services that even the carpng
tongue of envy can asSail, while in all the
walks of private life he was equally re-
Spectcd and beloved. His remains were
to-day conveyed to their resting place, at
tended by a large train of mouners, and
committed TO the tomb amid a silence, bro
ken only hl the wild wall Of woman's
heartfelt SoucW, 81 the Unsurpassed ScbS
ofgrlef thai bursl nom the bosomS of the
sterner sex. Ii there was one iHur not
shed tear 1t was because "Gnel drank
the offering ere 1t reached the eye" He is
gone from among us, but he is not, he will
not he cannot be forgotten-the places
that have known him shall know him no
more forever, but we will cease not TO che
IRISH the recollection of friend; and tho the
outward marks of sorrow may soon be I'M
seen,
THE tear of regret, tho in secret 1t rolls,
Shall long keep his memory green IN our souls
To his bereaved widow and large family
circle we would say, "mourn not as those
who have no hope" The deceased was a
highly esteemed member Of the Baptist
Church. He is believed 10 have been
true, sincere, and devoted christian, and
we have every human assurance that he is
but transferred TO n higher and happier
home, and enrolled in the number of those
blessed spirits who hymn the eternal prai
SEES of God at His right hand. He was also
worthy and esteemed member Of the Ma
sonic Fraternity. w. A. Il.