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JOHN BULkLEY & CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
FINE COIn "a

fINE GOLD NTCuES, Hc.
~ PM ITE N4LE TT HFBUCEB pEHEN
I" 'ulsanl'is have Ju5 received the follow g .p rairi good,
wien "Nbr I'D. red Of TIs'ty sale. ir shlu time onIy a
Nely hW prcss. for each -
FHe f'trn' v erGod Watshes various slbs robss aH.r.
~ % auj yohCuDns" bet ulauaefpf-
Pm" hrash.t Gold l~s,r4. ,Irou- -yv-
Ia Cod Guard and Fob Cham.
hreaSpu', fugar Ring dBnc-ists
'oh Pensiu Guj and si,sr eases
Do and Silver P,L..s Sc. &C.
W W." ltoy~ are now a tanned foe rnuur,t,,
no. &c 80
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Riebmona Dailp fubia.
RICHARD %. TOLEIt Editor.
WYATT ". ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.

tween the parties
W Al advertisement not marked On the copy for a specified
number of insertions, will b" continued until ordered out, and pay
meat .Iaeted accordingly.
9J Regular AVOID any mi,un
d-r-taniing on the part Of Annual Advertisers, ~ -ut proper To
state, dsuHeEy thattheT privileges only extend To their immediate
business. Real E-tatc, Legal, aud alt other Advertisements sent d,
them To be an additional charge, and No variation.
9r Real Estate aud General Agents Advertisements not TO be
ins"t"dby the year; bat to be charged At the usual rates, subject to
such discounts rs shall be agreed upon.
W Auetonren, booksellers, and yearly advertisers generally,
engaging one or more sqaurc,, with the privilege Of change, shalt
not, IN their yearly aveng., IN any one week insTt more than the
smOunt agreed upon n the standing rule under the contract, and VII
sre.-dinE such amount To be charged at the usual rates.
ADvERrISEHEETs inserted IN the S-mr Weekly WhiE at IS cents
per square Of - lines or less, for the Grst insertion, and so cents
pr square for each continuance.
IdIy III. IHiS.
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ST. CHARLES HOUSE.

- OH NINH SIFttI.
'ENhE subscribers have re-opened he above -.
I'l'hinent aud beg leavr 10 say to Iheir friend. aBd tho
aurnt'on IN order 10 please tha>e VINO nay patronis- N. h.s.s :
sHueue 'LS'ins ~ city On business VIII mud Il TO Is-r advan-
Ls' !" give - cal having ample aero rnoiat,ou- for liz, roO,-
tr1 convenience likewise, 4 stable within hny varis of mn.
w., n1 su'pa'Nd IN The city To our friends 4 : only n-c.s-.
airy to -y, that our Bar shall At all time. i. uon,.I .'h = -
n' inlri"t 10 any IN the city. Al We t.sire Is patronage. and n
We taiito please, Il shall not b. or fault.
srEGAL a JAS. G. BLAKEY. Jr
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AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

W3NUEiCTORT Hbor, CaHorlR Slrof,
169 North 9th -. philadelphia.
FgNIE subscriber hns just finished, aud Offers for sale, a handsome
4 assortment of Vehicles ol the latest style Of fashsH, such AZ
double or single Rockaway and Canyan Wagons. 81 various pat
terms; C4arot os, SELkgs, iOrk HagvHs, with or without tops &c.
winch he Will dispose Of ga THE most reasonable terms An dcscuP
tons OF vrhclrs made tn order and warranted to be Of the best ma.
TRIALS and workmanship.
: uthrIn and Western Merchants wishing To purchase any Of the
above articles, ale requested To call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
Al WORK coming from his Mandatory - rarraHisd for one
yrHr.
PJ Having received the SILVER MEDAL, being the highest
premium awarded, nj the last Exhibition OF the Franklin Institute,
ig tr superiority of workmanship IN hsIne, among which was a
inur WHEEL gOisatS, he tu-ts that It will b. a sufficient Tecommen
dliIon ioT the 'uperouIy Of his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
1863 Nonh Fihh street, above CalowriL Philadelphia.
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Nj EMBERS Of the Legislature and others will
w hni at W RANDOLPH 4 co., Bookstore. igI Nam #
! "a a"'fime.t c p l-r lax, 0u &c., Waf-r, War. SAM. Rcd
Iap"' InAshrdrsa sand BoNv' ara a. otL-s article. in III. stationary
line AZ upt'ni- puro.
~ New fp'ssof unrut and all the light Li.anr, Of the Isv
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FASHIONS HEADQUARTERSM
100 MAIN STREET,
Corner 1874 and Nam Sfre.i.)
l.. H. a. Agent.
A NTICIPATING the mretiu1 of tbe 4 egisl,

l2O MAIN STREET,
Corner 1874 and Nam Streeis)
u. u y a T. Agent,
A NEGOTIATING the meeting OF the LrgisIa.
= lure ana an 'her.a-'d hum' - % vsrons to tk- rry. hs Er
,h''f To- recommendation. much eharE-d he s~o'tunt Iari VIII
through ur s'ason continue u receive add ION t1,rtl. of a.
Psr0r
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AND ESTLINES's FANCY WARE.
ne a.r'"s Il n "ile'~ 40 III" 'o'g trai u- yuEinr public IN,
had o h. ""'i- 10 ny anything IN their concentration suffice
It that h" vananis an C1oIhing p. ,.I~
Ih~ blowing lf. IN plt rompr-.s hs a.-nru.nt
'oats-Frsush aLd r. th Sup. Back CI,th pr.- .,d F,r.
olive. g.
DO sack rasm.rr. Beaver. aGI Rro,d Cloth
90 omrr 'nt fm-kl variety Ut guaI i-s and eo'or.
C"1'- Ba's and Blue Beaver aud Brnad ,io,h
fanis- blck Fr'nch Do.sk n CASHMERE
d. Preach ad other Fancy Casz-m.rs
Nr,s- Fsney All Ba = SIs Velvet
Do fnuey M-uun aud Wop-n Velvet
q" fahey sni black srk nisaLn
80 faney Na-nea add Bhck Cs.sim.or
scaH-Fan AMI Black SrEard SATIN
tnVais Fancy All Back SIX AMI sam
80 t-Saiu and Bonl zine
Pocket iaudNerch .f-~ak 4EI Linn. t....,.
6n''s-sls :, Nd. BurNssln and MauLY
60 bua md Bo-oms
Shur -Drs.. Plain and Fanrr
90 Uni.r STA M.uhu and cotton
DuWrrs-Msur o and Cot On
Su.Isli.r
umbrera, Sin. Crnrbam. Ge-G
STE v VIII b. heretofore Gent men pr,t-unF qua n7vinl
abL' Es'abbshmest OF Jno. ". Or.m a 60. Baumcr.. In. \. y.
"hAD'l By uc us1ts"f u. Empress, Co lo u a lew days de-
- ANDs' sARsAPARILLA
~ McAtrt-t- ~aIhsalng q ntm.nt
Wrghts mi an Vegetable Pins
b5n1frh- Pills
wistafs Balsn wild Cherry
van supply OF the highly popular remedies just To hand and
7 JOHNSTON. hrussst-
oNDoN quarr. and pin,.. for a. BY
80 WILLIAMS \ HANALL.
TENRA Nsp aupN1, "a 800
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TUNIIE SACHED mOINTAINS. W J r. U,adcy-
n ! go. -yr tuiuutun, iuimtI with Steel EnFuvnFs AMI
huuti in lu elegant manner rus, $40.
'lhs - one ~ The beet and most h.luUui books off,. season
The plp.r w.. binding. rEhrrsfiut 600 me- DAcriru' while The
sutJrcts r1tCI tr aIrIci m ihr llHrupn or Co. wlulr thrf uu
world We ,an find no word TN strong Gr our liuiur1u of th.
houk and We cn asuur our radau that uo approaching hl
t,yg viii bring with tlrm ~ 'rt' more srui atd appropriate
none that will h' muw welcome to 70 Chtsu1n D. lu. thu uu,
beautiful volume of H.ailrye Sacred Muuttins co.. Eysuinf
mirror
"1hruu thoui tr Cuito volume, rr wftag no n thlt esva
f~d eh7u Ter wt-h 10 rtrula " adapted tp Co., subject. aui Which
gives cd value nr H,, any ". rs of tms kul thai h1a ever come
under our eye To hsIgtu us ac beautiful being lrc1uts
drawings If ~ The muuutlits rp,-eutDI "- Rochester " Ads.
be- pubinhcd-mfI ate atttr Huuk sore OF
DE- pRINKEg a MORRIS. % Main u.
ININE FRENCH CLOTH DRESS COATS.
u THUS Day received per Adams A. Co.'S Etptsss. 80 6r IN
Clo'h ~ &C. Co1tE. o. o. ~ siN, usually aIl ~ IS o. go. at1. 20
few Cloth Ctr1ts. at 10 dolls. zach, NJ FLEETS up town CtshIng
Store. idc 81 CORNER ABOVE EXCHANGE BANK.
MACHINES, SC.
NOnEYtE Laiy's Ho0t tor December FASHION, plate
- guham's M7rtgrc. "
Columbian wngaHne,"
ny illustrated Magazine. q"
No a. Pictorial History of England
No. t1l Lbtptrs Living hrc
No. 2 Domtoy a Sin. ny picksus
Received by deg NASH a WOOpUOUsF
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE

OWN STATE.
FuNlE Franklin Manufacturing Company have on hand nj then
u PAPER MILL near the Depot OF the southern Railroad. a good
assortment of eita superhnr, fine aud common letter folded and
DAT cap papers, ruled ani PLAIN; also, medium printing. rnyrop and
wrapping papers, of various sizr-, al the lowest Wholesale prices
to Which they invite pubic attention, assured that la qualify and
pro. their manufacture will b'ar a comparison with the production
Of any Northern Factory. They are prepared tn execute oriersfoT
shy description OF paper that the market Ut their customers may
require. Merchants aad dealers ap requested to call At the Paper
sill aud . 4 famine for themselves NH I4T
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I'm BALSAMlC ELINIR.
FOR Prc>crN inG and BenuIiGying the TEETH.

This article will he found invaluable. where
pr. o.. m" sutJ-ctto son Swelling or Bleeding GEns-flr " bu.r
'hi a"i ewing hrns'-s - th' Y~ti AMI preserving them IRON b,
,,"'T- loose or decay.-ior rendering a d-Irou, FRESHNESS. 10 The
fF'a.'' nruiralnrc The uiulr f0u bad Tseih.-th- bad breath OF
aud fe''"ls who have dislrdrrd st1machs. Thf, excel
lr't am h4l9nHe T. irr IL ou" "a which implicit r-IaJc may BE-
paced. j. iih1s 'ha strongest approval oi the m0.t respectable Pby
: can. ana N'uii,is both ~ Europe and the Unite states.
t"t sale ~ puvAl 4 Purcell x q laval ?. John. ton, :. P Du.
val = Co. ! u. Eu.tac- SSon. :. u Zle1r SSH. A Lss@ A 70
1'e'"r Bro hla4ssHa. Slot"Nooi s. IT, c-- %, G. Coriu- 4
TO- f"Tstsrri &c h"eieu. HiHasst~ J. coke. F~rsa7rls
.ag el - aithe principal Druggists h-0gTh1ut the g. : or of
h & !. Wright sol- Ageats Tor us Us, Ftalaag.1.
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BOOTS. ROOT>, UonVS,

FOR G~ENTLE.UFN
~ EW ARRIN AL.-The subscriber has lust
= ' received aHom-rsuppy OF Gsnuemens hEe cali rived Chan
nI hoot'' which, for the puee, aye the bet Boo. haze ever seen
They are a good, handsome Bon- aud wi.bs soIl ".
ALIEN. HILL.
Manaaetuicr and Dealer "a Bojg, ShCc., Trunks,
To- e
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ek5G
Fare 10 baltimore = S,.OO
To Washington $3.50
fHNtANELLLIsS by this Line have Richmond dali, Al : A.
II NJ, reach Washington ats 2. NJ Baltimore al :! r. ~ PhLa-
deIphll IN the course Of III" night and New York BY ~ ". the
nert tay-toHg airI ga dag Grd half aud s1u,fras. fra d4ys "a
a"raHe' II ne .a'srHr0s be- RE Rr0 and Rly boat. E4a, aHi7
P7'seHi Grr9HEou~'s, arr a'taH0i tTsEiy yyar iOgrs ar .S5rtE-
Fare between Richmond aud h.HIuun.
Fare between BALTIMORE and PEiai,lpha. 4
Far" between Philadelphia and New York, BY III. early morning
hne''''''.s's'.'''... 2
no3O Agent of Trr,or,,,o,
V- n. u. For the information Of the public.
It - dceErd proper To state, that rher are now three dau, lines
from Washington To IhiIirpha-tht lrt leaving Washington al
& \ VI, reaches Philadelphia by ? =. M-ihc second leaving wa.t-
lnston at - ", reaches Philadelphia at @ r. M.-anI the h.t. .Lr.
inr VI" great mail line above described which leaves Wastu.tou
at 81 T. NJ, and Baltimore al ~. VI arrives at PHILADELPHIA 100 the
eoure" f the n.ht The traveller by TIE railroad rrr has under
these arrangements The slvautaEc Of being IN Philadelphia Ia ~
hours from The time ot his leaving Richmond. or 10 be- desires %.
may remain IN Washington during the afternoon and NIGHT NJ his
ar IVA, antbc m Philadelphia the next tly to dinner or NAV tnus
act business IN Washington until - ". neat day, and y,taruyc IN
Philadelphia atan early hour IN the evening
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COFFEE \ TEA,

NVFfEE md IEA.
c(l BAGS prime Laguira Coffee,
lod' do OH lava DO,
OCas-s superior Gan Powder Tea. drsh. For .n'e
oy eel H. W L !. FRYG 90.
GREAT BUOGUE SHOES ron TTUS
HAVE invented a new style Of Brogue Shoe
= which ! sh'udb be glad 1t the Farmers Of Ms 81 ,e would call
anu take ! l'pS 10 whichever ih-y st t- CITY.
ih4ve also on hlud. aud an constantly MANUFACTURING al k.tl.
oI brIEu'- AMI other Saos- suitable for their SEW ,uts vbt.t eli
- 'o~ as can De- had in tn cuy. u FRANKLY
ln'eltor of the new sylc u Bugur Boot. 4 shoes
ho1 No Els Broad - Shockoc UI.
REEBE q H8T>.--gcc1yrd D., I- E
~ 81 1U'aI from New YORK = Cases %: t, above &C. rar.t.l
manufacturer Hate. of the liest styl r ami best gallry. Il, Kbe N
tc attention ol suuirnrn is s4cI,I-
A., CLOTH CAP-, OF al qualities md prices.
u'E JUDAH MYERS. 40. - W " street.
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UORE HEhUTIFIL AND s,IoT,
Servants CIothins. BIanker.& Woo

tlOtbIhs- HBistIIhPIS ~ WOODEN
GOOd>--DrC. 3, 1916.
H. will ~ OIL cheap, Linseys,
ID. kcreyS from leic u ul- b..t
1000 ilAnket. 90 price, frtn55c
100 pair riBhu.,ts
satun'u. Fyusurky Jeans
Cot1s Cas~msr-s and N--fT--
Whit yellow ard rel fhuur IS. ron j. zoe, a5. 17l an 6r.r
Cotton bzuiburcs. brown - rrgs au! -l.sua.s
Apnun' ht.'~ ami every &C. cuyJnu,T Farcy Goodwin l..
'rd 81 reduced pnees, by WhorsaIea and tyaI.at
X u JENkISS' NrS store.
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SWAN TAVERN.

'INHE above establishment situated on Broad
'"re' Gr7E the l-pot Of tine Richmond, PIE iencE,buv. 4
''N"as ~" Road Is roW uTru for the accommodation of Trv,t
q NpnriSt will urs hs best rLd-ayors to please all who
sIefi-Ht table. " INVITE u ~
Board per day, 81 25.
Board for horsr. 5Orfs.
~ 2H-t3m ~
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FOR NORPOLK ANDPETERsBURG.
40 MORE WHINE. GRlY ORREDmAIR.

~ MORE WHITE. GRAY DRIED HAIR.
~ \ remedy whch'uHanccs Considerably the beauty AMI alters
ir appearance Of IN" cruuru1nr- from TINT which a much HsIs,f
u Is pleasing q has' efficient means 90 umpye utss d.i,tts To
rh"ct this change 90 hair 20 much wished Tor ths rnuiard never
falling property ofIDtES HAuELS VEGETABLE QuIU UNR
DYE, which the proprietor can sth justice sat, b. Tar .,uzI any
ihur ui ihr sud lever set kn'~ u tbsot any Other county,. IT,
prop 's ATE v,y powerful though very innocent ThscIamiraI
result ~ wonder. asst enables prusns 90 dyr iusfanisnruu.y uI 10
hair without the l'ast IursnvcuF nee. Tor rhluaur red ur Fuy
hair whiskers. eyebrows. Sc. tn q brown. black M rng,nut color
The shgHirsi evil consequence need ont bs feared from us u4.-t
Is altogether harul'ss. IhI.campo-Tt"n - h,unIy one uurtna,i
bE the fcicncc OF Chemistry o. de. iu an iuicubte mlru,r 90, Va
uuus gfadauous uf cuurS, without danger ut inrpnvsntrrs. and
has iustt'd tr htrT.l pIttou1E, and unlimited enndd nee of Hi-
uuhIir. u black BE- r,dutud, --s mf boz marked y. f brown.
bor m1rtsdB
Fot al" wit"lrs1lr mod rtal by JULES WArET.
rcu1mrt and Chemist.
No a. = Thud stree. Lrluw Jhe.Hut rHIl.
aud BY my Agents. T. CiutcL pusll 4 Purcell q x Uay1t y
Duqu,su., Nain surrt. = e slcaus1n. Dom d. & N,.u.-n. Broad
sifr't Richmond Ih''Corirs, Rnrr Tbonas 4 Go. Petersburg.
animnst al The druggists through ty rriru.
VI Hewpur uI CONFERENCE.-The mt JULES UNTEIrS VI
GiFNNlE Iiuitu HNR nNE" Iyou uauf OBJ. r.tuIus atusir.
TrA prurmm 1v1rf-d ne CO. Fau.nu institute. 90 %
hUO BUSHELS Ut very superior Maine Mercer Poia-
JUU toes, remaining unsp'd of schr Columbia. rarr4
if sale hy RANklN & WGITLOrk.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.--lsr VESSEL.


schr hiIfk Hart. Nrion mlstr'. hav NJ The greater
portion OF het cargo engaged. will positively ssl IA. hst Of next
week For freight of small packages apply tn master on board IN
DOCK, orto
nos RANKIN 4 NIITLOrK.
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~ NOR NEW NORk.-The new and sn.
ROM HOSTON.

Re THE superior regular Packet, Schooner
- LOWELL Capt \. Baker, Will commence loading to day
wTI a pro.pcet of quick dispatch. For balance Of Freight or
Passage Apply tn Master at PicL,trs Wharf or to
dcp HENRY FtSIIER.
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E'RANsPAssNT WATERS, No,~ par-r. handsome cut c...
y Smelling Bottles, &e. For sale BY
n"f--o' ! e. EusrACE l. son.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22
A rare chance Cor Gin
Wrights or Cabinet-makcrs,

HNHE undersigned, in consequence Of
declining health, offers for sale his
Shop, Tools, and a large lot of Materials,
in Carrolllon. The shop is framed build.
ing so S425 feet, erected for, and well
adapted to the purposes. The tools are
Of the very best quality, and include eve.
ny thing needed, with birmingham Of The
latest Improvement, &c. ! have large
quantity Of materials on hand, for gin
and cabinet work, timber, paints, oils,
yarnish, GIN plates, screws, &c, &c. and
there is now between 800 and $1,000
worth Of unfinished work and orders in
the shop. The stand is one Of tho best ia
this section of country, and offers a rare
opportunity for persons or persons deslr
ing a location.
Unable to give The business my ai'en
ion, will sell The shop, the entire siocl
and " good viii" at bargain. For terms
apply to me personally, or by letter I'D
dressed to this place.
HENRY HAMILTON.
CarrolIIon, MI, July |, 1916
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22

saws so, and really | think my brother L.
and his excellent wife would be delighted
with this climate and country Monterey
is represented as being The most desirable
of plnces, and this city is certainly home
where any one might stay with gladness,
especially when so many objects of mercy
we're around him, and the opportunity for
doing good so great. know you are rea-
dy-but are you not willing to intimate TO
the proper authorities your willingness TO
come next year. wish you would wtie
me Just line, and tell what our general
conference has done, and whether we are
in separate conferences. receive IA few
letters, but my friends have not informed
me on these subjects.
We will change our encampment in a
few DAYS, by going len miles up the Rio
Grande, and there remain until Gen, Tay-
lor receives orders. This place is low,
nai, and muddy in rain-no trees or bushes
near US; that am told is high, and has
some trees. We know nothing Of our iu.
ture movements, and doubt whether Gen.
Taylor does. lie is not pleased with the
course of our great men at Washington
and speaks of it. Can you not send me
the Jackson papers occasionally, &c.
Your brother, NC,
W. II. CRENSHAW.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22

HIN pursuance of a decretal order of the
Il Probate Court Of Carroll county, made
at the July Term, 1916, thereof, !, ms the
executor of the last will and testament of
Joseph Person, decd, will proceed to sell
on o credit Of twelve months, at the Court
house door in the town Of Cofieeville, the
undivided half interest of the estate of said
deceased, in and to the following land,
lying IN the county Of Yalabusha, to.wit:
the east half ofsoulh east quarter and north
half of west half of south east quarter and
north half of east half of south west quar-
ter and west half of north east quarter and
east half Of north west quarter of section
thirty.iye, township twenty-five, range
four east; and at the Court house in the
town Of CarrolIton, on the first Monday in
September next, the whole Of the south
west quarter of section five and south half
of cast hall of south east quarter of sec.
ton six; west half Of north west quarter of
section eight, township twenty.one, range
three east; the east half of north east quar-.
ter and north half OF west half of north
east quarter and north half of west half Of
south east quarter Of section twelve, town
ship twenty.one, range two east; the west
half Of north west quarter and north half Of
west half of south west quarter OF section
eighteen md east half OF north west quar-.
ter and south half of west half of south
west quarter of section nineteen and east
half of north west quarter of section thirty,
township twenty-one, range three east
also, the undivided half interest OF Joseph
Person, in and to the east bali of south
east quarter and north half Of west halt
of south east quarter of section twenty-five,
township twenly-one, range three east,
The purchasers will be required to gyie
bond and good security.
PETERSON PERSON, Fer
ofhe last wiH and teStamenof
Joseph Person, dec'd
July %, 1916. 32-3t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22
Gen. Gaines,


A court of inquiry to consist OF Brevet
Brig. Gen. Fl. Brady, Bv't Brig. Gen. G.
NJ. Brooke, and Col ]. Crane, members
and Brevet Capt. ]. F. Lee, recorder, has
been ordered by the President to covene
at tort Monroe on the 18th of July, to ill.,
yesligate the conduct of Bv't Major &C.
neral Gaines.
Isl. In calling upon the governors OF
several of the States for volunteers or mi
Iita 10 be mustered into the service OF the
United States, between the LIST and 10th
of Nav, 1916; and TO examine also into
authority and circumstances under which
the said calls were made.
ID In calling upon the governors OF
several of the States, between the 10th OF
MAY and 10Th of June, 1876, for volun-
teers or militia 10 be mustered into the ser
vice Of the United States; and also APP
pointing or authorizing certain individuals
from the first of May to the fifteenth of
June, lS46-to raise troops 10 be muster
ed into the service Of the United States;
and to examine into the authority and cir
cumstances under which such acts were
done
3d. In organizing and mastering or caus-
ing to be mustered into the service of the
United States, body of volunteers or mi
liia of the State of Alabama about the
10Th of June, 1915, and to examine into
the circumstances calling for said act OF
General Games, in reference to instruc-
tons of the Secretary of War, in letters
dated respectively the 2Sth OF May and
the LIST of June 1916; and the order OF
June 2, 1916, relieving him from the COM
mand Of the western division of the army.
4th In giving orders since the LIST OF
Nav, 1916, TO omcers of the ordnance,
commissary, quarlermasler, and pay de-
partments, to issue and distribute ordnance
and ordnance stores, subsistence stores,
and tor the disbursement and payment OF
public funds to certain designated indvldu-
al, or bodies of men; and 10 inquire also
whether the persons to whom such issues
or payments were ordered or made, were
legally in the service of the United States,
or properly authorized TO receive, or have
The custody of public property or money
The court is ordered to report the facts
Of the case, and 10 express an opinion
thereon. OHIon'
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22
Commissioners sale.

I'm pursuance Of dicreial order Of the
Probate Court of Carroll county, made
at the July Term, ls46, thereof, will Of
fer for sale 10 the highest bidder, at the
Court house door in Carrollton, on Mon.
day, the 24lh day of August next, on a
credit Of one and two years, the following
tracts Of land, belonging TO the estate Of
Jacob Miller, deceased, for the purpose Of
making distribution amongst the heirs and
distributes OF said deceased, to.wll the
east half u north cast quarter, west hall
Of north west quarter, south east quar-
ter and north west quarter Of south west
quarter of section eleven, ond north east
quarter Of north east quarter Of section
fourteen ia township nineteen, range three
east. Said land will be sold in lots Of for
" and eighty acres. Purchaser will be
required to give bond and good security
SAMUEL HART, Com.
July 90, 1916. 32-5t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22

The ST. Louis Republican says that Gen.
Urea, who, it is said, is advancing with a
force of from 3 to 5000 men, upon Santa
Fe, with a view Of defending that section
of the Republic of Mexico from invasion,
is said to be a man Of approved courage
and military capacity. Should he make
his appearance there in time to avail him
self of the best point to repel invasion, as
he, doubtless, has done, he may give the
force under the command Of Col. Kearney
something to do before possession Of New
Mexico is obtained In his absence, how
ever, and with the acknowledged disppsi
lion Of Armiio to show the Americans all
possible favor, very ltlle, if any opposition
will be made TO the entrance Of Col. Kear.
ney into that department Of the Republic
1t will be, we suppose, the middle or latter
part Of August before Col. Kearney can
cross the Rio del Norte, and Gen. Urea
has, unquesliouably, full time 10 prepare
for bis reception. The prospect of resls
lance, only gives to the expedition little
more interest," and all eyes will be hence
forth on the watch for news from that quar-
ter. Lou. Dem.