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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Appointments by The President,
By aud riiA he adriee aud conseni q Mt S'NH'
Custom House OTc-:


Custom Eo4se 0tFesrs.
RoeEar :. HENDERSON 10 be surveyor HnG iaS pectoI
OF the revenue fo. the port of Velasco in the Stale oil
Texas -.
ALrxASpEz SoAEavILLE. TO De surveyor and inspec,
Tor of the the port OF Cavso IN the STATE OF
Texas =, ,
GNEN HopGEs, 10 be Surveyor snd Inspector OF tne
as--oua for the Port Of Matsgorda, the State Of
W c V DAsu1E1 10 be Surveyor and Inspector of the
Revenue for the Port OF Sabine IN the state o' eAss
Gropcr NJ CoLLESswoRrTI ~ be Surveyor and In
specter of the Revenue. The Port OF Corpus ChE''
in me State OF Texas
G " DAVIS 10 be Surveyor and Inspector OF the
Revenue fur the port of La Vaca in the state et Texas
WILLIAM 4 Co.'s. Jr 10 be Surveyor snd Inspector
OF the Revenue for port OF Baltimore IN i8e eIs'e q
Marysnd vice Thomas Lloyd. removed
Jtnrs Po1y 10 be Naval Officer. for the district OF
Baltimore in tie State OF Maryland vice Samuel J r.
Handy, removed.
Land OtTeT
PIERRE 7 LANDRY OF LOUISIANA. 10 be Survs5or u en-
ersl OF the Public Lands IN the State o. Louisiana IN the
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

~ The Hair ia dry and dirty iR winter bu, sn'4
quantity of shilling boe Of J0Iess Coral Hair Rest
tive would moist soft clean and smooth, and kesp
II so thrice long any other preparation. Sold u
sign Of the American Eagle, - Chatham st or 52 Bros
v ay and l59 Ful,on-s Brooklyn l5 2tecc
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
Court Calendar....MoND
Law Courts.

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. 45, Co. 10, rs, &c, 7e, 90,
81. s5, SO, 90, 81, 90
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

PIERRE T LASoRY. OF Loui,ana. 70 be Surveyor u en-
ers OF the Public Lands IN the State o. ousisns IN TIE
place OF Francis D. Ncwcomh, removed
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

YEAs-Nessrs- Archor, Barrow Scrren Calhoun, Chal-
ner. T. Clayton J. NJ Clayton corwn, Cri,,cnden DA-
via Dayton Evans, Greene, Haywood Huntington. Jsrns-
go johnson OF Maryland, johnson OF Louisiana, McDute,
Mangum, Miller, Pesree, Phelps Simmons, upham Web
stsr. wsstcou, and woodbudge-2s-
NAYS. hessrs Allen, Ashley, Atasron, Benton Breese,
hdsh, Cameron, Cass, coqu'u Dctnson, Dix Fairfield
asnnegsn Jenness Lewis Niles. Pennybackes. Semple,
sevieT, Speishs Sturgeon, Turrey, and Yulee-2S.
We copy from the correspondence OF the Morning
Ne~s, in smphheaton Of our report Of yesterday
Unjust seem unaccountable to sane, intelligent
oenss. that Messrs. Polk and Allen should propose
-Wnle we have Mexico on our hands no,o-iousy
oeuseren'' feeling deeply wronsed and in1pa,ien.
for an opportunity 10 strike us with effect, and when
they have done all thar empty, ;rrs,ns words :.
do to array Great Britain also in hostility TO us-o
launch these general fulmina,ions asan,, tho no,.ars
ofEarope, when they do no, propose 10 hsol ,hs,,
by any corresponding deeds. 1--we really ;,,.,d :,
act upon the principle of resisting any Euronean ~
reference with the affairs of this con,inep, 80.
ought to raise our Army TO One Hundred Thousand
Men and our Revenue to One Hundred Million,
per snnum to begin with. Instead of taking of
reduction Of the Tariff. We should bprthen heavily
the articles now free and cover the land with Direct
Taxes and Tax, Gatherers. Yet these men and hun
dreds Ike them, in The hope of securing some pary
Party advantage, hurl defiance a, the civilized
world recklessly as an idiot might fire powder
magazine. and with as little idea OF what they are
doing Shall such always usurp the place Of States
nsn - ~ =
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
ICoMMUNrcArED

wssrs ...ee:. are elesnsd BY corporation
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-04-29

CLIMATE OF OREGoN.-Among the ar
guments employed in Congress and out of
II, to reconcile the public mind to sur
render TO England OF The northwest coast
above 40 degrees, disParaging reference
has been made to It's climate. 1t is too far
north, too cold for permanent occupation,
north of the most norlherly part of New
England, and therefore unfit for permanent
cultivation, up to $40. The western
slope of this continent is well known to be
mlLder in climate than the eastern, and
SAID 10 be even mider than the cores
pondlng latitudes of Europe, and yet the
most considerable and oldest cities in Eu
rope are north of 49o. Vienna is nearly
on that parallel; Paris little north of it;
Antwerp is above 81 degrees; London
about 5l Degrees Amsterdam above 50
degrees; Berlin fully 53 degrees, and Lii
verpool north of 53 degrees; Edinburp is
nearly So degrees. In fact, nearly all the
commercial ports, and most of the large
capitals OF Europe. are north of latitude
49,. On the north west coast, nearly eve
" port available for comWerce, or harbol
for shipping, lies north Of that parallel
The British are well aware Of This.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-04-29
EsHRanyYnX

q NROM the subscriber, a Negro Wo-
Il man named MARIE, about 81 years
Of age, about feet high, with some marks
OF the small pox on her face. She will
P robably attempt to make her way to Ma
olson county, N. Alabama. Any iniorma-
ton concerning her, will be thankfully re-
celved, and llbern reward paid for her
apprehension. Address me at Middleton,
MI. ALVIN STEVENS.
April 25 2Otf
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-04-29

RoBEkT OwEN.--This celebrated man
left New York a few days ago for Europe,
whence it is probable he will no more re-
turn. lie is now very old, yet he retains
the strength and fire OF manhood, in a most
astonishing degree, and his mental lacul-
ties seem to have lost little of their pow
er. Witheut endorsing his peculiar views
we certainly consider Mr.. Owen a sincere
perseyering, and altogether remarkable
man. Although at an age when human
faculties begin to fade away, like the spen
power of bow that has shot its full quive
of arrows, he is even yet of the busies
! and most active men in the world.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-04-29

A thief one night entered the chamber
of printer, and commenced vigourous
search. The man being wahened by the
noise, very cooily accosted the impudent
thief as follows: "My friend, what do
YOU think you can find here in the night,
when cannot find anything in daylight?
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-04-29
BY AUTHORITY
r. OTICE


Respecting the re-opening, for pirate en-
try, Of Lands an that portion of the
ChoctaD cession Of 1880 included IN
the Grenada district, in the State OF
Mississippi.
THE lands in the Grenada (north lrestera)
district in the State of Mississippi, lying
within the limits of the Choctaw cession
of September, 1880, which we're with
drawn from private entry pursuant to
public notice issued from this Office bv or
der of the President, on 23d July, 1888,
to await defnitive action on the Indian
claims, arising under the said treaty, will
again become subject to Priraie entry a.
the land office aforesaid on and ailer the
eighteenth day Of May next.
The following is a list of the townships,
including the lands withheld from entry as
aioresaid:
NORTH Of the base 3iae and EAST Of he
ChOctaW meridian.
Townships twenty and t"enty-ioar of
range one.
Townships twenty to twenty-four, in
elusive, of range two.
Townships twenty to twenty-five, il
elusive, of ranges three, four, five and SIX.
Townships twenty, twenty.one, twenty
two, Of range seven.
North Of the base line and WEST Of The
Choctdlr meridian.
Townships twenty, twenty twenty
two, Of range one.
Townships twenty-five and twenty-six,
Of range two.
Townships twenty-five and tweniy-six
and fractional townships twenty- eight and
twenty-nine, OF range FIVE.
Townships twenty-three and twenty
four, and fractional townships tYenty-six,
twenty twen'y-eighr, of range SIX.
Townships twenty-five and twenty
three and fractional townships twenty
four, twenty-five, tweniy-siZ and twenty
seven, of rlnge seven.
The part Of fractional township twenty
two, situated north Of the old Choclaw
boundary line, and fractional townships
twcnty-lhree and twenty-iour, OF range
eight.
TO PRE- EMPTORs.
Every person claiming the right Of pre-
cnpfion to any OF the lands withheld from
private entry as aforesaid. who has here
| tofore filed in due time the dec!aratory no
li,,5 80 l.is Il by law, p:,d pho haz beess
prevented from making payment hy rea-
son Of such withdrawal of the lands, IS
hereby notified To furnish the requisite
proof of his. right, and to complete pay
mcnt for the same, at the land Office al
Grenada, ,citbom delay, Otherwise the
same may lie disposed Of as other pubic
/ lands
Gjrca at the General land Office, tb5
llh dag of Mare, a. D 1916.
JAS. SHIELDS, Comm'r.
April 2G 20-4t
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-04-29

AN INTERESTING SIGHT.-A most in
teres,ing sight Is that of a young lady
with " eyes like gazeIle," a ''voice like
the soft tones of luie," with 6 lips like
rubies," with ''cheeks that have stolen the
carnation of the rose" and with her mouth
full of-Snu6!
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-04-29
The State Of EIssss>5Pp5. 2

The State OE mississippi.
CAEE1LL. Co-2Er-
In Circuit Court Of SAID c7za.g, 10 EE-T
tsrE 4 -. 1870
Joseph A. J. AE.ewl -ArrAcE1-I,,s ..- .--
Is. the SUM 0t ss,l lr-.a>I
WIN. G. Meredith. zsreatg-.. cellars
IN this cause die aulchuel- .-vi--
been returned ezecu- u .E l-vv1-
The same on the southeast gu1s.e-a- Sc
ton 20. and lie west bal. o. r---ae<-
quarter OF section p. an 90 township n
north of range > easf. and note q. hl--
on J. Il. VannOy. dated Au-css Gla, i>-iF-
for the sum OF SIu), payable o Nll--a
C. Stnvau. due on the @J-l Cav a. l1sccU-
Der, 1915, as the properly Of the C=--l--
ant-No,ice IS hereby gwen ta.t rl-lSs
the said defendant shall appear g t-e leEs
term Of the Circuit Court O.. Carroll c-a--
Is, TO be uu.lcE at the courthouse El Car
ra.lion. On the second lvHals +. --rv
next. give specia. bai., and plead, aa~s--
or demur tI tie sail at-arEGea.s r--
ment bv default viii le rendered a-e.-=-
him Iy said court. and che Pzgaer-E So az
tached wall be sl- 10 pay llllE1.l'z cain
and al. coslS.
It's further ordered, that tasz u.u-e @
|pul..shed in tie lIississirg Lca----t- q
+ newspaper Published I'D the tavu rl Car
rUJltJn, for four weeks sIccess.e.y-
II. a. SEWARD. Gers
April 10, 1876 lG-E
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-04-29
Law Notice.

J. wHiTMORE- J. -uHSsoN- r 3 E-zz-Ha
.WHITM0RE, JOHES0N : HERRlNE,
EE AVING associated themselves in
the practice Of las, respectfully
tender their services 70 the Patac- With
assurances that an business coa6le3 e.
their care Will receive ProuPt and faithful
attention, They viii practice IN the CIR
cult Courts of Tal,ahetcaie, IalioauSaa,
Carroll, Choctaw, SuullOwer aud Holmes
also in the Vice Chancery Cont az Car
rollton. the Superior Courts os Las aEj
Equity at Jackson, and the l. ! D.s.F'c,
I Court at PouiolOr.
Whitmore K Herring, oulv. sill Prac-
tice IN the several Courts Of Probate
/ Office az CGrToitoE, JIl-
+ February IL, 1876 IL
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-04-29

" We copy from the Congressional
Globe, Mr.. Hannogan's retort upon Mr..
Benton, in the debate in the Senate on
the lst April.
Mr.. HANNEGAN then rose and said: Mr..
President, have a few words to say. |
would not have made a single observation
on this occasion had it not been for a par
ticular expression, accompanied by
very significant look towards this quarter,
which fell from the Senator from Missouri.
Certainly he was the last man here from
whom | expected an unkind look or an
unkind aIlusion. As said before upon
a certain occasion here, he has been to
great extent, my political teacher; and,
sir, learned from him on this Oregon
question, more than | learned from any
other living man. learned it from his
. speech On the Ashbur;on treaty, which
{ from that hour has been 10 him the con-
slant theme of deadly and unmitigaied
hostility against the negotiator who made
that treaty, and the Senators who voted
: for It. learned mainly from that speech
my principles in relation to the Oregon
Y question. From that speech Of the Sena-
tor from Missouri, learned that the Anne
rcan title to Oregon up to latitude %
was good, not only against Great Britain,
: but the whole world. That speech was
# made here only four or five years ago. Ii
: was he who taught me. know he is all
It powerful here, but he cannot unlearn me
e that is beyond his power. He planted
r them there, but he cannot pluck them uT
!, at his will. learned at the feet of Ga
v maliel: have passed from thence; have
It proclaimed the principles which founC
n there He may do as he lists. He may
e before his country and the world, aban
d don those principles which he taught me
) | will not.
e make the same pledge made by tn,
| dintinguised, and patriotic, and homes
y American who occupied that seat yester
/; day, Mr.. CAss, that, whenever ii
n shewn that, by the treaty OF Utrecht, tn
2 line of 40 was extended to the Pacifi
l. ocean, | will not only close my mouth an
is seal my lips against the utterance of an
le claim to the country north OF 40 : but
re anv par, of Oregon. But, selfcontider
lie as the Senator is that he holds 8 the Aga
E. memnon of our little band' a prisoner, h
Or may find himself mistaken. Not one sli
- gle document to which he reIererI-nt
one paragraph which he read, has rcte
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-04-29
WuEELIs s UaRE.FoRR.
LEFLORE - 20.

ReceiriRg, FOrtrGrling, aH3 CaeEigli1H
MERCHANTS.
POINT LEELoBE, EAE09 EIEEEa
IL EEP constantly on h1H1 q large
aA supply Of Basging and Rope Bl-
Con, Lard, Flour, Sugar auG Colee, Sail,
Iron, Castings, Nails, Negro Shes, E-u-
kets, Jeans anI Lilscvs. Also general
assortment Of DRY GOODS.
q Always prepared 20 make Ele-l
CASH advances on Cotton s-1sel u.-l IS.
or purchase al The highest market F--e-
March, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-04-29

FEVHE Undersigned having been ---
4 pointed Nv the honorable Prostate
court Of Carroll couulv, CouEsssz. uers rs
insolvency on the estate It John Ii i'at-
lock. deceased. hereby C.sc Dutlea ti-al
thevtwiti meet the second 3IenGay Ia each
month, for the next ensuing SIX 1l1l-iss 1l
the counting room If James T. r ara1-r, l-i
the town Of BlIck Hawk, Tor The purpose
of examining and auditing claims as~i1S.
Said estl,e.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

II ETTERS Of administration on the
HA estate Of Joseph G. Stone, deceas-
ed, having been granted the undersigned
by the honorable probute Court Of Tala-
halchie county, Mississippi, on the 10Th
day Of March, 1876
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against said estate 10 pre-
sent them for payment duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred, and those indebted
to said estate are requested 10 come for.
ward and make immediate payment.
JNO. H. MONTGOMERY, Admir-
n estate of J. G.. Stone, deed.
March 10, 1916 l4-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

Resolution requiring The Secretary Of
Stale 10 distribute Smedes and Marshall's
reports TO circuit judges.
Preamble and resolutions Of the legis.
lature Of the Stale Of Mississippi.
Resolution granting leave Of absence
to Judges High Court.
Resolution granting leave Of absence
to Hon. II. Dickinson.
A resolution directing the auditor of
public accounts 10 issue warrant 10 III.
Dickinson for his salary.
Resolution relative to the secretary of
State.
Resolutions in relation to the location
OF Indian reservations in the Chckasaw
cesslon.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
Adrminisfrator,s Notice.

IA E1TERS of administration having
been granted to The undersigned
by The Probate Court OF Carroll county,
Cat the March term 1876 thereby on
the estate Of William NJ. Young, de-
ceased, all persons having claims against
said estate are notified To present them
duly authenticated within the time pre-.
scribed BY law, or they viii be forever bar
red. WILLIAM COTHRAN, Admir-
of estate Of VIM. NJ. Young, deed.
March II, lo46 1867
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
AdnainisGrator,s Notice.

HNO all persons interested in the lands
and tenements belonging 10 the mi
nor heirs of Wesliy Ely, deceased, to-wil
the north half OF west half northwest
quarter section 0. and east half south east
quarter section 3, and north hall east hall
northeast quarter section 8, in township
u. range 4 east -
Take notice, that al the May term next
Of tho Probate Count of Carroll county,
will apply fr an order TO sell said lands,
when and where you can attend II you
think proper. Af}NER ELY, Admir-
81 Wesley Ely, decd
March IL, lS46 1885,
or Mississirpian please copy SIX weeks, aud
send account (ind legal p-ooi Of publieation) TO
this Office.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
GOODS AT COsT /!

A have removed my stock of goods
back to the old stand in Carrollton,
and ! am selling them out at cost. My
stock consists of all kinds of Dry Goods;
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Queens Ware, Hard
Ware, and a fne lot OF Spring aud Sam.
muer Clothing. Persons wishing to buy
goods, will save so per cent by calling al
my house A. w. AYRES.
Carrolton, March Is, 1876, l4-n
N. d. Persons indebted to me either
by note or account, are requested TO come
and pay up, ort they will find their accounts
IN the hands OF an officer. A. w. A.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
for Oregon I!

NM E take this method to say 10 the
Wv citizens OF Carroll and Choctaw,
that we have just opened fine assortment
Of Goods adapted to the season. We
pledge ourselves 10 sell FOR CASH as cheap
as they can be bought at Greenwood,
whore The " Tariff is reduced" or at Lee
fore, where the /" Tdrf is all of" and
cheaper than have been sold in the coun.
ty. We make this announcement for the
purpose of selling off before going north
Tor a new supply.
Come one, come all, and see ii you do
not, for the cash, get the best bargains
you have ever made.
SULLIVAN q PHINNEY.
N.B.-Those whose accounts were due
LIST of January, are requested to call and
settle Immediately, if they would save
cost, as money we must have. s. g. p.
Middleton, March ID, 1916 1t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

GEO. WILLSS AND L. II. THOMPSON,
I'd ESPECTFULLY announce to The
M public that they have formed a
partnership, and are prepared to make up
all garments according to the latest Paris
and American fashions; and feel conf
dent that they shall be able TO give gene
raj satisfaction. All garments warrant
ed TO fit--no mistake.
or Shop in the house recently occupi-
ed by DR.. GLASS, as medical Office,
where they will be glad to see old custom.
ers and make new acquaintance.
p s. --latest plates Of Fashion Just
received from New-York. Lady's Rid
ing Habits cut to order in the aies. style.
March ID, 1916 l0f
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
(suardian,s NOfice.

A LII persons interested in the estate
~ of the minor heirs Of Charles G..
Spann, deceased, will take notice that at
The MAY term next Of the Probate Court
Of Carroll county. will present my ac-
count for final settlement and allowance
as guardian Of the minor heirs Of Charles
G. Spann, deceased, and will surrender
my letters Of guardianship, and pray to
be discharged.
THOS. B. HESLIP, G'dn, "a.
March Is, 1876 I4-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
The Sale cd Naississippi. J

'-hptiAW ROOANl1s
Probate Court, January Term 1916.
To all persons interested in the real estate
of WILLIAM PERRY, deceascd:--
W on are hereby notified to appear
n before our next Probate Court OF a
term thereof 10 be holden at the court.
house in said county, on the
Fourth Monday Of March A. D. 1916,
then and there 10 show cause, il any YOU
have, why an order should not be made 10
sell the following lands lying in Choctaw
county, or so much thereof as viii be suf-
fcientlv pay The debts for which the said
William Peery stood bound az Ihe lime 81
his death, to-wil:--The east half south
east quarter, northwest quarter Of south.
east quarter, southwest quarter Of south.
east quarter, south east quarter Of north
west quarter, southwest quarter Of north.
west quarter, and west half northeast
quarter OF Section IL and east halt north.
east quarter, southwest quarter Of north
east quarter, and northwest quarter or
northeast quarter, of Section 10; all 10
township 10, range 7 east--according 10
the petition Of Robert McNult, surviving
administrator Of The estate Of William Pee
ry deceased
Witness, the Hon. JoHN r.. GoLDisG,
Judge Of Probate Of suid county
the fourth Monday Of January, 1916.
Issued the 4th day Of February, 1916 !.
THO: N. DAVIS, Clerk.
February 70 list
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
ABSTRACT or nun

Bill charges that complainant some time
in the year 1887 contracted to convey 10
Joel Suiih, deceased, the +. W. quarter,
and W, half E quarter Of section 81,
township 81, range 3 east, containing 240
acres, and executed his bond 10 said Smith,
conditioned 10 make title upon the pay.
menl Of The purchase money; and the said
Joel Smith executed his note payable Isl
January, 1910, for the sum OF $2j25 10
complainant; that defendants are the wi.
dow and heirs Of the said Joel; that
in 1888 he (complainanD endorsed and
transferred said note 10 one T. N. B. Moore,
and at The October term 1910 Of Carroll
Circuit Court, judgment was obtained a.
gainst said Smith on said note, and on
failure Of said Smith TO satisfy the same.
complainant as endor.er was compelled 10
discharge aud did discharge II; hat there
is now no legal administrator Of tho es /.
tate Of said Smith; aud that said purchase
money for said land has never been paid
Prays for process, &c. and that dcfen-
dants, as The heirs Of said Joel Smith, be
compelled to pay said purchase money, or
in default thereof, that they deliver said
hond TO complainant 10 be cancelled; and
for general relief, &c.
WIN. B, BOLE, Clerk.
GOTHAM ~ HOWARD. ~Yl,ys
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
Administrators Notice.

NNO all persons interested in the es.
\ tate ofMARY BUIE, deceased
Take notice, that al the April term next
Of the Probate Court Of Tallabalchie
county will present my account for al
lowance and final settlement as admiuistra-
fcr 81 said estate.
Wiley B. classify. Admir-
VI estdte Of Mary Bpie. dee'd.
February ~, 1876 1906
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
Adrninistrator,s N0tioe.

A Ii persons interested in the estate
"a of Ann NJ. Rhodes, deceased, will
take notice that at the May Term next Of
the Probate Court Of Carroll county, will
present my account for allowance and fl.
nal settlement as administrator of said es-
tate, 0. L. KlMBROUGH, Admr
estate Of Ana III. Rhodes, decd.
March IL, 1876 1885,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
An District Chancery Court

Al tAhhOLbioN.
3. $. Tuppan
rs.
President, Directors g. co. February
oftho Farmers e. Mer- Rules, Is46 !.
chants Bank, at Mem
phis, Tennessee.
ETPON opening tho matters Of this
Y bill, and il appearing u the saiis-
faction Of the Court that the said defend
ants reside beyond the limits Of this State
Iii is ordered, that unless they appear,
plead, answer or dcmur 10 the bill Of conn
plainanis herein, on or before the third
Monday Of June next, The matters Of the
bill herein viii beiaken pro confeSso as
TO them, and decreed accordingly.
II is further ordered, that publication
hereof be made 10 the Mississippi Demo-
crat once week for Two montbs success
siyely. WIN. P. BOLE, Clerk.
February III, lS46 9-9t
WAUL and SHEPPARD, Soi'rs.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
Marrfrn

On the 10th inst, Nh. FELIX L. HERRING
Of this place, 10 Miss SARAH d. SArFoLp, OF
Newton county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

GtHERIFF'S DEEDS for Real Estate
- of form approved BY the Chan
Gerry and High Courts--neatly printed on
whole sheet, for sale ut. this office at 81
per qnire,