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WAsHrrcroS, Nov. a., 1876.


The Pan Ness Csse- ChamSers of Congress, re.
The testimony in the Van Ness for the plaintiff
still occupies the proceedings of the Court II will DO
closed tomorrow when the evidence for the defendant
Gov. Van Ness the legal administrator Of the large
estate of his deceased brother will be commenced Tho
defence promise broadside OF Paixhsn shots in the
very outset The certainly requires to all appear
ances, the strongest sort Of proofs to overthrow the
claim set up by Mrs Conner, alias Mrs. Wallace, alias
land this is the alias in dispute) Mrs. Van Ness. (see
report
Hon Robert Dale Owen, of the Smithsonian Regents
and his father, the celebrated Robert Owen into
town last night.
An enthusiastic meeting in behalf Of the volunteers
called Tor by Secretary Marcy, was held in Alexandra
last evening The town has raised fine company, sub
ject to the order Of the Governor of Virginia.
The heavy northwest wind of yesterday, blowing d.
rectly down the channel Of the wide Potomac left the
river shallow in the afternoon that the mail steamer
could up in season. and even the little Jerry
boat to Alexandra aground At its ordinary depth,
the Potomac is navgabe to Washington Tor the largest
vessels hundred and thirty miles fr~ n the bay.
The Capitol Ia all in order for the re-sssembling Of
Congress- and the Library of Congress, closed for
month past for cleaning up &c is again open Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays till the meeting Of the two
Houses
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WAsH,seror, Nov. ~, lsa6.
Short Paragraphs.

WARRINGTON, Nov. "a, lS46
Short Paragraphs.
We learn that the President sent word to his Cabinet
this venng that no desired to have talk with them
morrow morning. In reference to information received
from the Gulf squadron.
We are getting into the very Of the
war, and soon shall hear of other naval achieve
nents following up the brilliant shell works. of Com
Perry at the aforesaid Tabasco.
Gen Scott has gone on is said to hurry on the niue
tering Of the volunteers He have 100000 fighting
men, Of the thoss OF Monterey IL he wants
them.
There was a most enthusiastic meeting in town last
noht in behalf of Captain Samuel III. Walker. of the
Texas Rangers who belongs here II was gotten up
n moments warning and the Odd Fellows Hall
6lIed fn or full filed. The meeting was addressed
hv tho Mayor. BY Messrs Radcliffe. T.. Hand, w. ID.
Wallack Uhe latter whom has served In Texas), MIR.
Hartman Mr.. Bradley, and Others while committee
apnause rose like the shock Of two armies in battle
array excepting the powder and shot and steel The
Captain made short speech in his usual mooest way,
He had only done his duty, and nc, more. That's the
way 10 talk H.
appears that there has been another revolution In
Mexico and that President Ssas his turn has had 10
fly the capital At this rate the greatest difficulty will
be to find government In Mexico with which 70 treat
when peace is again restored Santa Anna, however.
while those millions hold OUT is from his fec
tons home until vanquished by the army OF occupa
ton in which event II will perhaps first devolve upon
the Uni cd states to establish ha In authority In order
20 have tangible form Of authority with whch 10
negotiate.
The latest strengthens the impression that tho
constituent Congress unless dispersed by mot VIII re-
commend peace The operations in the interior VIII 20
for to secure this decision. W.
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WasHrsorov, Nov ~, Is 20.
Hish,v rmportant Intelligence from the Seat Of War
the Gulf Coest-Fs,fher particulars regarding a.
Captwye of Tabaseo- Operations Of Santa Anna.
We express our thanks TO our friend OF Anton Liiaia
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NEW DISCOVERY,
which all Stoves, and Pipes 0rates. may be kept
- JEI BLACK, with beautiful polish Coech Body
VIII one Application year Sold only 81 COURTLAND
Also. BAYS LINIMENT warranted to cure any case Of
rues " ~ Nart ACOUSTIC OIL, a certain cure foi
~ Hsws: ~ warranted
q n M: HId5idFe's BALM OF COLUMBIA, for
ne naif East India HAIR DYE, will color the hair JET
rsch' and mot stain the Skin Longeyr Western PANA
w. 4, 70 cure any ease Of Asthma Dyspenss
oeie "a Coafuand street. a22 im<r
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MRS. ZEGLIO.


WILL open a large assortment of Paris millinery,
sMponnsts Sr She will offer for inspection A. choice
Of Fall goods comprsog silks sslig' PLAN ana
~ emf veyets &C, &c, which being selected win good
,..e from The latest arrivals is well worthy the attention oil
pc rchasers M. ....., .-..,;o, mates;
Al, and would find their uteres 70 call before
w. hs X, srosed Of ON re a.oua able terms n26 m-rc
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


WAsaSGroS Nov. 25 ls45.
Tho day is itoimy and lowering. No further news
from the South. An action ia daily expected between
the Sdherens Of salns and san Anna on the enc part In
the city ofMexico, and the insurgents on the other
The Secretary Of the Navy has ordered Naval Court
Martial to be held at Norfolk 20 enquire the causes
and circumstances of the loss Of the u s brig Truxton
on the bar at Tuspsn.
II is now surmissd that simultaneously with Tie de.
parture Of Gen Scott to take supreme command of the
land forces. Commodore Stewart will 60 down 70 con.
duct the operations of the Gulf squadron Both move
ments will be crowned with a good report the latter
wi we think, be decided acquisition TO the operations
by sea.
At the meeting night before last at the City Hail. for
the benefit OF the starving people OF Ireland executive
committee was appointed also committee of four 10
make collections in each ward OF the city.
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NOTICE TO THE PU 4LlC.
~ sM DELLUC, nephews oft late BsOuILLARD,
true aud OILY successors 10 PLACE x SOUyLLARD, le
Druggists this city, and that they still continue
DELLUC & CO., SUCCESSORS TO PLACE 4 SOUL
LARD the old established by the said Place X
soud Nos Park Row and SCI Broadway aud that thew
have no connection with any other esabsho n
New York. October Esd. 1886. aJ lmsr
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THE EYE.

THE undersigned has issued circular, dated and instant,
enclosing the form Of subscription, required to BE-
the Wabash and Erie Canal and give effect the Act Of
the Legislature Of Indiana session. provi-
ding for the payment Of interest the bonds of state
The Circular has been forwarded TO such holders have
hedes may have the opportunity Of securing the
given such bondholders have received the cir
cuar that twill be promptly furnished forwarded APP
plicaon personally by mail to Messrs Winslow Per-
kins No 81 Wall street AZ Office No. 20 Nassau
street. CHARLES BUTLER, No. 20 Nassau u.
Dated Oct 30, 1886 OBJ 2awlwAr
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EXCHANGE TARI,ES

EACHANGE TABLES,
GHoWING the TO be drawn for in British serng
- Bill Of Exchange, to remit for collected in United
States advances made shipments from this
They simple but in operation patron
lied BY most OF extensive dealers in exchange For ae
at the stationery stores Of Mer,er Co No. 10 Wall
street; f. Clayton sons 86 Wall and the hor
T. Hem, 235 Centre street nal 2taw3w re
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LONtr bnEr,D CANAitiE'2,
49, THE Celebrsted stock ofW. +. Broadway win oe
yy4S offered Tor sale az NO John street tin $1,000
I{r invited call them. lhey aIe an',Aes
t 20 he the beat ia the United States Chinese Lrs
.s,.. s al. ~ ~ uS f~.,' ,. ~, A SRIENE,
10 = ~e' "' saw =" No John street, N Y.
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LONG BREED CANAkIES
,s.-HA The Stock Of Or VAN KLEECK's, Sixth Avenue,
comprising birds OF high colos aud purchased by BIN
\sst great expense also good seecto, OF soug bds
< cages bird seeds, and other articles connected win
WILLIAMS JOHNSTON, No aso Broadway
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FTNU NINE PhOPRiETORS CONTRACT TORS, AID
Others. Wanted BY the Subscriber, situation, either
Mioes Copper Works Tin which capacities he
has been several employed in Europe and subse-
quen IN The tned Staes) give CITY
references Address "" marlborough, Sullivan Coun-
ty, New York
P.S. The Subscriber in view Of either of the above
poynens would be will 10 engage IN other employ, till
the 6rst day OF May nex for moderate consideration.
M 3fkrh
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SPERM CANDLES, OILS, FRUITS, sc.
CuPEhIOR Sperm candles at q ID; winter bleach
~ ed Sperm OIL ar 81 gallon; very good white Lamp Oil
IS cis white Solar do sax with large stock of
fresh Teas, Family Groeerie foreign Frgts &c For sale
eny part of the city free OF charge, bv
j. D. FOWLER, Grocer and Tea Dealer,
$50 and4 Greenwich and rs Vesey sts.
Also, large Of cheap white and brown Sugars
nj m
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RAYMOND WARNINGS MENAGEkIE
LOCATED ON THE LATE SITE OF NIBLOS GAR
DEN
THIS extraordinary collection Of Living Natural Curios
Mr. PIERCE the celebrated lion will give his
ing performances OF Harvesting and driving large Numid
trained animals, &C.. at 4 A. M, and EXP M.
Admittancc Is ceu,s-Children half price.
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W ANTEn

ITO SELL Dsguerrsotype apparatus (nsw) and of the --latest
Improvement cheap fof cash, with Instructions to hs
sssh ss the buyer might have Enquire Of Dr. Gallup 4
Courtlandt street. o29 Imsc
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BOWERY CURIOUS

Boxes q cents. Children half price Pit l2k cents.
The great English Clown, from Astley's, London.
Mr. KEMP and Mr.. GARDNER will display their comic
talents.
81. FELIX CARLO will introduce his wonderful Anti
podesn Pc formauce and other astonishing feats.
MADAME CAMILLE GARDNER the greatest female
equestrian the United States Mr. Burnell Rurnals K
Ruggles Dan Gardner and his educated dog Mr. Mr.
Nixon, and his talented children. n23 Iwsc
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ME propre'ors II presenting The above kngs the pub
they are purchased and if they VIII be free
of any expense the purchaser Numerous references
be persons wishing purchase The prices
range from Is to Is dollars.
CRATES Of the patterns for Parios. Offices and Bed
Rooms.
Soves-Hall, Office, aud Bed Room Stoves ssov epipes
&C. &c.
Tin Ware-Braht plain and japanned. They have
at all times ready crates, and boilers. Also
smokey chimneys cured-no cure no pay.
A. G1LHOOLY and SON,
Proprstorf and Manufacturers. 10 Nassau stresf.
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~ FOX SA .E-A rm OF ffty-two acres most de.
E: lighffuy situated about five miles from Elizabeth.
1870 sow ~ n comprising handsome commodous
nlence for respectable family the whole including gar
denefs house barns, ice house and other buildings in
substantial state the orchard twenty
fchoice fruit trees. ~
from Jersey City the ferry Ezabeihport whence raj,
road train withe hundred yard. OF house, renders
this property valuable those doing business in this
CITY, The greater of the purchase money remain
for three years on bond aud mortgage at Eve per cent
. 49, WISE SONS, l12 Pearl 1t.
Also, for sale, dwelling house in Washington street
nlB lmsr
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THIS and popular Liquid Hair Dye. since its
ducton has with led but merited cess
and the would inform the public that s further
Improvement has lately been made, thar stands
paalleed Il coor the Hair either Black Brown Insan
aneously and neither washes of soils the Clothes and
stead Of njuring the hair mpars the beauty and elas
city OF youth Its superior, elcelisDce will be apparent to
single apple alton. For sse by Rushton
Co, Bro edway; A. b x ID. sands Fulton and William
streets; B. Aspnwali, William and Johnson Moore
x Taylor, Maiden Lane, New York Sole agents for the
United States X. q. A. WRIGHT 20 4th At, Philad
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Aiwlrsl,N susgCka


WI ", SHIRLEY, Aae,ioasar
ELE9ANT FURNISHING GOODS. BY Henry E. VII
u lard on saturday Nov 2sth ek o'clock al Sales
Room, Pns slr-et-A be utifu iormeat Of nch sir
yer mouIied F-ted and baske rich xirndoles
aud dros Ito 10 lights see FIRE set. and standards
lar lamps Bntsnnia SETS boctin dish and beef
steak di,hes &c. hne cue bronz~d iron sofa chss and
hat stands rch Also, furniture feather
beds, pillows &c WORTHY the notes Of mi Sales
psFempiory for cash, 10 pay advances nal IL re
IL DUCLUZEAU, Auctioneer.
MI PAlNTiNGs-Closing sale without reserve at No,
~ esi BroatwayTuttle aad Ducluzesu will sell on Mon
day, Nov s0h rain shiue, 10Y o'clock without reserve
the BE- zee q the collection known "Carks Gallery
This se viii embrace nany liable originals
cash. n27 NESNer
n DuCLuZEAU, Aucuoueer
NANCY FuRS, MutFS TlPPETS, SLEIGH ROBES,
Sc, Ior account OF whom i may futile aud
IS William street for Of may concern on
eredt OF % DAYS general assortment OF f.s Fur comprs
ing a general assortment OF dne and common MuHs, &c
Robes Bgf'lo SKINS Lap Robes, &c.
Aso Fur Cps viz: Men and Boys Fur. Seal, Otter and
Muskrat avs, &c. =
The whole will he arranged with Catalogues and sold in
lots TO aunt retail dealers private Cat ogues
on re mornl u nI ssIe. n24 3tsrh
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$40 NEW LINE OF NEW YORK PACKETS FOR
MA LlVEHPOOL-Packet Of Goth Of November-The
, splendid, fast sailing and favorise packet ship
HO,CIUS, hoo tons bur;hen Captain Asa Eldridge
having been unsvodably detained. will positively s,
Saturday, Novem err 2sth.
Persons hing bers should fail make early
application board, foot Of Wall street
VIZ j. TsPSCOTT,
At their general Passage Office,
M 06 South stIeet. I'd door, below BurIinE alp.
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IhOIII NON I f1EILN LICf FUN oALTt.
.aiEN The undersigned, having concluded withdraw
KIM from Yachting" Offers for sale well known
Anak.schooner yacht NORTHERN LIGHT, 10
The Northern Light is most substantially built of white
oak copper fastened copcered wales very tho
roughly found Ia all respec There two state rooms
having two eerhs each and eight open berth which
are double In her after cabin. which, wh eight berhs
forward CABIN afford accommodations for "a
gers, u Southern waters.
The qualities Of the Northern Light sailing and A.,
sea boat, well known require further descrp-
ton.
For and other pare apply the subscriber at
No. Is South Market street. Boston
w. r. WINCHESTER, or to
DUMONT HOsACK,
o74 swSrr US Wsil street
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

TRADE WITH ENGLAND The wing
.papers throughout the country are thrown
into horrible coniortions again al the re-
peal Of the English tariff. Il is very evil
dent that these worthless regret the open
ing of the English ports, from theirinmost
souls; and they are now most earnestly
laborlng to prove that The making of the
English ports free to our exports will be
the most dreadful calamity that could hap
pen TO US.
Why don't the wings take their only
consistent ground, and go at once for total
non.interconrse with other nations; burn
our ships, erect a Chinese wall, and shut
ourselves in and all others out. This is
the legitimate tendency of their doctrines;
and the full figure is better than The half
way.
If commerce is an evil, let it be said so
at once, and destroyed. If it is a benefit
to nation, let it be given the Creates
freedom, so that it can pour in its riches
Unrestricted. [SentineE.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
Blanks.

NOR sale at this office, the following
q Blanks, printed on fine paper, and
of approved forms:
Letters Of Administration; Letters Of
Guardianship; Letters Testamentary; CT
tasions; Marriage Licenses /; Commission
of Appraisement, with affdavit)
Sherifi''s Bonds Tax Deeds; Deeds
for Real Estate.
Magistrates Summons; Executions /;
Attachments.
III other forms printed 10 order.
VF Magistrates and constablesin Choc
taw county can be supplied by calling at
the office Of DAN'L NJ. JOHNSON, Esq, in
Greensboro.
March 25, 1916
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
Cheap Reading.

81 ,ciH buy fire Popular u Orks.
/. The Merchants Daughter A beau
tiful Novel, by Miss Ellen Pickering.
2. Cruikshank's Omnibus, by Cruik-
shank hiuSelf--grotesquely illus,raied-
3. The Mosaic Workers of Venice a
beautiful tae, from the French of Mdme.
Geo. Sand.
4. Schiler's great romance, The Vi
sionary.
4 Romance and Reality, and other
tales, by rs. Arthur, esq.
Any person sending Us One Dollar, post
paid, will receive the above choice works
by mail. Address
]. ]. GALUSHA 81 Co.,
10 West 4th St, Cincinnati, o.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
WILLIAM A. YOUNG.
- 0-
March q
Executors Notice.

ETTERS testamentary on the last
will and testament Of Benjamin
Sykes, deceased, having been granted to
the undersigned by the honorable Probate
Court Of Carroll county, Mi, all persons
having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present them properly
authenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be barred, and all
those indebted to said estate are requested
TO make payment.
BENJAMIN SKESY, il. Er'or.
March Is, 1916 1863
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

q ETTERS of administration having
been granted u TIE undersigned
BY the Probate Court OF Carroll county.
Cat the March term 1916 thereof.l ca
the estate Of William VI. Yoaag, de-
ceased, all persons having claims ssaias,
said estate are notified u Psesen; them
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scrlbed by law, or they viii te forever lar
red. WILLIAM COTHRAN, A9a'r
Of estate Of Ipa. II. IozRg. &sc'd
March IL, 1916 lS-ts
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
(auard.anss NOTICE.

"A Id persons interested in the estate
n of the minor heirs OF Charles G.
Spann, deceased, viii take notice that at
the May term next of the Probate Court
of Carroll county, Twill 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 10
be discharged.
THOS. B. HESLIP, G'dn, Sc.
March Is, 1916 14-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

HNO all persons interested In the estate
of Daniel MeCa~kell, deceased r.
Take notice thai al the Nav term next q
the Probate Court Of Carroll coanly. !
viii present my account for allowance and
final settlement as administrator ii sad
estate.
ALLEN l.. NcCASkELL. g9m'r
estate of DGR'l AeC.asksii. dec'&
March IL, 1916 lS-5t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

HSO all persons interested - Tie e.
tate OF William ID. A.ssoc. decsas
ed:-Take no,ire thar a. the April term
next of the Probate Court o. Carol coma
~, will present my account tor aliaw-
ance aud final settlement q saii s>.aie,
aud surrender u1y letters of adminlstra-
ton. GEO. HlGHTOWER. Ada'r
estate of WA ID. Aliisoa, fec'l-
March IL, 1916 1875
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
The state of IiiSsiSsippi.

CuCCTAW (oCNTY.
Probate Court. january Tsra 1876.
To all persons interested in the real estate
Of WILLIAN PEERx, deceased
VOU are hereby notified = apsear
before our next PROBATE Count al Z
term thereof to be holden Al The count
house in said county, On he
Fourth Aoadag eff Narch 4. D. 1916,
then and there TO show cause, Il any ven
have, why an order should not Be made 10
sell the following lands lying n Chocaw
county, or 50 much thereof a. wsll Be sur
fcient 10 pay the debts Cor which the said
William Peery stood bound At he nne a
his death. to-wit:-The east hall soath-
east quarter, northwest quarter OF soesh.
east quarter, southwest qaaEier of scotia
east quarter, southeast quarter Of nosth
west quarter, southwest qaarteg Of uoEth-
west quarter, and west half nerth-easl
quarterof Section L. !; and east halt north-
east quarter, southwest quarter Of nestA-
east quarter. and northwest qaarter q
northeast quarter. OF Section Is, ~ il
township 10, range Z east aecerdsng "a
the petition Of Robert McNus,. xarssssus
administrator Of the estate Of William Pee
y, deceased.
Witaess, the Hen. JouS r GeLnus
Judge Of PROBATE g sid eoaasy'
the fourth aIonday of January. 1915
Issued The 4th dav of Fehruarv. lSfs
THO: y. DAVIS, C<er<
E-R-..,--- - H.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
AGministrator,s Nolice.

A Ii persons interested n the estate
"A Of Ann ~. Rhc5eS. deceased, wil
take notice that At The Nav term Hsxi 81
the Probate Court Of Carroll eosuiy. vi'l
present INV account for allowances anl f.
nal settlement as administrator II said e
tate. q. l.. KlMBROU6H. AGm'r
estate of ARa II Rtodss. 2s-'S.
March Il, 1916 l3-St
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
AdmTnIstratOr,s NOtice.

ETTERS of administration on the
d estate of Joseph G. Stone, deceas-
ed, having been granted ihe undersigned
by the honorable Probate Court of Talla
hatchie county, Mississippi, ON the 10Th
day of March, 1886
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against said estate to 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 TO come for
ward and make immediate payment.
JNO. H. MONTGOMERY, AdRs'r
estate of J. @. Stone, deed.
March 10, 1916 l4-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25


BIll eharses thss Scze lsse1zt $50 ss-nc
10 the wear lS37 eaz,sar,el = casey -
Joel >msh. Deceased. tae : a. gzzrsrz.
ana y. ha.f : g.ar-er 81 sFcs-oa Il.
towasaip II. r.nse ; s..s coataaraz ss1
acres. ani execalsa - eez3 - ssa1 >eeA.
.con3lnoned . ulske ME uaaa H. 9av-
meas 81 lae rsrchase Essesys sz1 tA- sd
Jeel Saaih sxeeu,ei ~ uo,s Fzv.kae lss
Ianuary. lSlo. tar iAe sr'a O. 500 -
coas- .ain1rt. lAat 5etrl1aass sse l>e a.
dos AMI hsIrs q he SD ls<1s tAas
N ISIS be lcosPaasa.asl seaeF~ei AL
transferred - a no,e - ese T.N.hNeare.
and A he Oeio1er tera l>&o - Carol
Clrrsii Csars. fasgnen, sas o@tai1ed A.
saiast sd Ssss;sh e S.i3 1oss. =a3 81
lsi.are &c sasd >a,ish - a1<iy tx ssEzr.
complasaaat as ens3asser sas coe9< do
discharge and Cd dsseharge iis th.s here
= na~ 40 lesal aasnialssralos q 10 IS
ase e aid Ssnish; and taat sasd PsscAase
alonev Gas aid lad has asver eeea Pasi-
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

WILL. at the April term next of the
Probate Court Of Carroll county, pre-
sent my account Al required By law. and
lender my resignation as administrators Of
the estateoE Wm. 6. Davis, deceased.
AMOS HOLMAN, Adm'r.
January %, 1876 7~gt