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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26

II DIR. Woods SursapurilIa and Wild Cher
re BirIers.-Thr invaluable and efecIual r-medy Is
citing wonder of all who make use OF II, and almost ex
cusiy.y Used r lmpury OF The Blood, Dyspepsia Piles
Indigestion Pinpies and Pusules the face, by
eminent physicians. II ID tho psgIahle OF medicines
We, lis operations decided and energetic that those
who ever try will any other remedy. Sold
wholesale and retail by WYATT KETCHAM,
ms IL l2l Euton.at n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26

TRIAL OF TIRRELL.-The trial of Albert j. Tir-
re for the murder OF Maria Ann Bckord the 9th OF
October last this forenoon before the Supreme
Judicial Court. Present Justices Wilde Hubbard and
Dewey-the Chief Justice being absent The Court
room has been densey crowded during the trial
Boston Journal Tuesday evening.
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UNIVERSITY EDITION
NEW COMMON PLEAS RULES.

NEW COMMON PLEAS RULES.
lust PUBLISHEO-The Rules and Orders OF the Court
~ of Common Pleas for the City and County OF
For the Law Blank aud Stationery Establishment OF
ms JANSEN 4 BELL. l58 Nassau'st
A LNIANACs.-The trade supplied with Almanscs n
N the rras nf nnfsrirng al The Tr'hnna office ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26

U The City Government OF Salem, Mass was
organized Monday and the present officers reelected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26
HoUs-ToSIc RAILROAD COMPANY,


~ Divdend.-Tse President aud Directors Of The HOu-
.aonc Railroad Company have d-csred Dividend OF -Four
Dollars per share on Ss preferred Gapa soTn ia u,
bic stockholders or their legal representatives. on anu
after III. 10th OF April next
that day from who prefer H. and those who
do viii b-s mind that heir Is reGrnable making
Stockholders whose stock is registered IN NewYork will
receive heir Dividends the oce OF ROBERT SCHUYLER
Esq Transfer Agent ana in Boston The office OF NATHAN
TEL THAYER E,q. Transfer Agent IL that place.
The Transfer Books for the preferred stock will ne closed
from The lsi 10 The ioih oil April ooLn Gays
NIL Lal IL NIChoLo, 1fessuref.
r. This IS the season for Advertising In The
Newspapers OF the nrgnhorng Counties and states Tor e
Spring and Trade V PALMER, whose ctfce IS
i, ,h Tribune Su ings before the fire in February
lss land no where II New York; receiving Adver
tseenis for most OF the best Newspapers OF al the cities
and principal in the country aud mar for which
he Is the duly appointed agent and fully empowered 10 give
receipts ~ .s- ;,as,
He wishes distinctly uaderooG hat all orders intended
for his Agency should be addressed 10 J. B. PaInerJ
TIN. Road 10 Wtath containing brief Treatise Ad
rr,,s;np list of the CUES and principal towns The
country and of advertising IN Country papers may be
had al his Office where copies o! the several Journss Tor
which he il Agent On HE, and may be examined
ml9l
re- The subscribers' LoZenge for Cold il tbs
Head instantly asyiaes the dsar--ahe OF ;hsi
unpleasant dsorser Permitted dissolve slowly N the
mouth 10 i,s scton thu membrane Of that organ
IL wi:hdrsws Inflammation from the psrts Affected II 70
snS o az o efIa Price $ ee2ts boz
Sold ii he principal drug sores and By J; l; COD
DINGFoN. sos Rudson. cor Springs: So linis:p-
r. Cologne Water, ne. cheap bur good, worth q
shrgs per quart Very tine also a, and .hlings 'ei'
Ing sf r So H9 sH9gas COT sS;ins
IT To Military Companies, Societies, Refe-
ana Inc public generally Thai ne has taken lease OF the
house number $50 Broadway well known Constitution
snis and hai be Is now prepared let bis for the
ensuing year. His beT L. well stocked with The best o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26
-, PURE BEARS OIL.
~ THE ONLY BEAUTIEIER AND
PRESERVER OF THE HAIR

fUh6 66AhS' o11'
o.. x 49, THE ONLY BEAUTlElER AND
skkxAs-&aSeS Inc Bears Crease IS q preseryativ~
and beaut6er OF Nsiures covering for tho head" Hip
pocrstes he most ancient medical writer upon ibis subject
s.ys In bis Treatise the parts Of the Human Body
hst te fat OF the Uys (Bear very nutrtye In start
ing preserving the Of the hair OF adul when pre-
main occurs The inner membranes OF tho fes
Of The bear nearest the skin covered with aiming ia!
which forms the from whence spring and originate
the roots of the hair them profsey The
law of Nature and follows thai the oil produced from
the fat Of this animal very useful TO the human race In
leading the recovery OF the hair when osL
Surely no greater proof be adduced a. 70 hs value OF
genuine Bears OH for the hair For years tho purs article
nas been considered by the most eminent Physlcan tne
hair and ali complaints connected herewith Great caro-
should be taken all case. as S sna pS
~ ynsrsmsd. for sale by A. B. SANDS co. Chsm.ss,
rs Broadway, cor. Chamberssti IS FultoI-st and "a
East Broadway Price o0 conn LOT N8o una - conu LOT
small bottles z,,I ,mrSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26
Drp GOODS.
LINENS. SHEETINGS AND

LINENS, SHEETINGS AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES-A ARNOLD &C: s.
III CanasL have received per ships Rochester and Ok
ford their Spring importation OF Linens TO which they In
vite the attention Of families hotels aud boarding house
keepers
IL Medium Lncns, warranted OF the finest fax and man,
ufactured expressly for their family trade
A. Extra heavy Housewife do do. Ia Superhne Front
ing do do.
10 and l.4 Irish and Bausley Sheetings, warrant
ed pure linen
78, TO- u Is and POI Double Damask Table Cloths new
and beautiful designs.
T. 8 and 1914 Table Diaper and Dsmssk.
So ST. 73 aud A Danask Napkins, patterns TO match
the cloths Damask Daileys. coored do.
9, TO- II and 1874 Imperial Counlerpanes summer 90 90
Supsrtns Toilet Quilts from cradle size 1874. Also To
lei Covers Long Lawns Birds Eye Diaper Russia and
Scotch Diapers Towelings embossed and printed Tafle
and Piano Covers with large and generals assortment OIL
domestic and housekeeping articles. Inuy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26
r. PhaIon's Magic Hair Dye.-A new and Inv

r. PhaIon's Magic Hair Dye.-A new and inva-
liable discovery being liquid dye, which instsnseneousy
changes ihe color OF the hair whiskers 10 beautiful
brown or black without injury the hair skin Gentle
men can have whskes dS ed In five minutes the de-
pot, 2li Broadway. Price per hoILe 81. ms In
EF- Just received, asuppy OF Arrowroot, produced
al ST. Marys Georgia IL 10 fully equal in quality the
Bermuda from which il cannot be distinguished in any
spect either before cooking after; and is selling half
the price Graiulous samples for ts may be mad the
subscribers store. J. / |. COODlNGTON,
s6lIms 3;S Hudson-sL Spring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE .AtnANY, Tuesday, 5

SENATE.- -ALbANfi iuetuHy, HHIV'I II
The question of agreeing with the reports Of the
Joint Committee of Conference on the Auction Bill
was taken up. After considerable debate the ques-
lion of agreeing with the Committee was lost--l3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26
HOT AIR FURNACE.

HOT AIR FURNACE.
WALKERS Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces io
w heating Dwellings, Stores, Churches, &c-These Fur
p.ces will heat economically and ehceny the air In The
they put up snder the personal supervision OF Mr.
Walker the Patentee and have hitherto given entire satis
faction and are in all warranted 10 perform well
Reference: N w. Taylor, Esq Governor New York boa
c!,s; Mr. Charles Starr Superintendent do; Edward Be-
snt ESQ ~ WsI.st c. D. Rhodea ESQ. l20 PearlstreeI
Mr. Thomas McElrslh. Isl Nassau ST. Mr.. Geo. W. Tuck
err 200 Bowery HslfOrphsn Asylum, 6th-avenue Mr..
VIM Chapman Brooklyn; Mr. w. c. Greene. 229 9th-st;
Mr. J. H. Ransom, 2O9 2d-st Chemical Bank Brosdway
Mr. j. H. Ash 2J2 Broadway; Dr. Alfred Wasstaf, n Wa
verify place; MIR. Geo. NJ Snow. Sothst
ilStf GEO WALKER. 2a2 Broad wRv
BURDENS PATENT HORSE-sHOES, being
ID now by he principal dealers In Hardwarei the
United States are all perfect IN FORM and made OIL
te very bes refined iron Every Shoe which may be found
not in accordance with the above recommendation VIII be
received back and The money returned with all
the mos, dasnt parts Of the country h. BURDEN, Agent
Troy and Nail Factory. May II. la4h mvl9Stawy
ysNHE ULSTER IRON WORKS, Sauger,es, u
Il s,er County, y. Y, and Pompton Iron WORKS, New
Jersey in full operation Orders for Hoop, Band,
Scroll and Bar ,v be promptly executed on applica'
lion to JOSEPH TUCKERMAN, 90 Westst milo
IIiON WARN HOUSE, III Greenwich-sL-Ke mey
Breese Sampson SUCCESSORS To booruisn, Jonnsons
Ayres Co Importers and dealers In Swedish Russis and
English iron nails ship boat and rail road spikes rves
boiler ron rods band hoop and scroll ron and steel OF
ali Irds j2l Gun
con BOXES * Tin Plate-lOO boxes lxl21l2 Tin
mt '''1 cA as WARD CoNovER. 80 Broad-.t
pANCA TIN-lOo pigs best Goy.rnmsnt For sale by
ID m2a 81 J. B. CoDDlNGTON, "a eroad.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26
REFERENCES.

Is Csral sree, have constantly hand full assortmen NJ
fvT style OF Silks used by the different Societies IN
1srne Blue Light Blue Crimson Green and "me Ii 30,
45 6, and 72 inches WIDE. :,
, 49, M.Ears ml2 eodH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26

r. Cologne Water, cheap but good, worth
,hiirgs per quart, Very fne also, and shings, se
ling by J. L CODDLHGTOS,
Nfim- SIS Hudsou-si. cor. Spring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26
TIE CUMBERLAND CIVILIAN.

IIOMEOPATHIC CH0COLATE-C.J Fell 4
Brothers superior Philadelphia Homeopathic Choeo-
a.e highly recommended by Drl Herring Of PhiladePhs,
and Gray Charming and Gram Of Ne~-York Tor sale al
manufacturers prices, by the Agenu,
NfSneod. ADAMS, GUsHAAA l. co. Is Frssi-s;-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26

- COLE & CO. No. $50 Broadway, between Amity and
4h.st daily adding TO their stock OF staple and
fancy goods the styles Of Prints Dealnes, bgured
Muslins Lawns Balzarnes, Apaccas, Ginghems also,
Linens Damask Table Linen and Linen Sheetiug, 81 10
124 wide; Mar,eilles Quilts Table Cloths, Toweine Nap
kins Diaper and Crash Brown Shiriings aud Sheennys
Bleached do common und finest quality 81 to l24 wide
OF silk and cotton Hosiery Gloves
and Under Garments, Rubber Over Shoes Carpets Matg
&c They intend to Keep supply of such goods as will
their friends and the public, and 10 sell them on terms
that will not fail to give satisfaction mil lmeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26

We give below some farther extracts from Mr..
Hsywood's Speech. Our limits will not permit US to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26

Is Daily increasing popularity and Is py
all Who have used 10 be ths bes; remedy In uss Tor
Worms A-r every means have failed, it has been used
with complete success proof Of which We present TO me
public the following certificate from snong tie many III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26
EMBRoIpERIEs AND sHAWLs.

ARNOLD l. co. 81 Canai-sL have received per
recent arrivals large and superb assortment OF M
consisting Of Collars Habit Shirts Chenisees
and Caps OF the styles. They would also invite al
teuon very extensive stock OF Shaws consisting OF
India Cancels Hair aud French Cashmere long and square
Shawls their assortment of which Is Unsurpassed Also
Printed Cashmere long and square Shaws Of the richest DE-
sipns together with large Of Or anedine and
B.rreps Shaws, Scarfs and Neck Ties mlZ ueoo
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30
EgIuC1fFOEz

ME subscriber respectfully informs
a the cIiizens of Ca roilton and vici-
MY that he will reopen his school at the
Academy on Monday next, 7th December.
The building and furniture are being re-
palred and filted up with a view TO The
comIort aud convenience OF pupils; and
he hopes by strict attention to give salts
faction and merit patronage.
Ierms-Two Dollars per month, and
reasonable charges for fuel, stationery
Sc d, when furnished.
Board can he had with the teacher on
moderate terms, (S5 per monthly
No pupil taken for less term than three
months No allowance for non. attendance,
except in case of sickness.
II. r. HEWARO.
Reference-IIon. j. 5. johnson, DIR. w.
Nj. Slansbury, o l.. Kimbrough, Esq.
December =, 1876 5lu
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

0|r The Washington correspondent of
the N. Y. Journal of Commerce, one of
the best informed and most reliable papers
in the country, writes as follows, under
date of 9th instant, of the ultimate settle
ment of our difficulties with Mexico:
1t is now evident that the terms of
peace with Mexico will lie the Rio Grande
to its source, as our boundary; the indem-
nifty for the expenses OF the war, and the
claims OF our citizens. AT the same time
ID Is equally evident that our Government
is willing to take territory as an equiva-
lent for these indemniies. They will pro-
badly consider the CALIFORNIA; as an equi-
vaIent If they insist upon any thing be-
yond this. it will be the extension of the
western boundary from the Rio Grande to
the Sierra Madre.
The two millions are asked for with a
view to enable the Executive to obtain a
treaty on these terms. BY paving this
sum 10 the government of Mexico, their
pride will be soothed; for the transaction
will then appear to the world as a volun-
tary cession of territory for an equivalent
IN money.
That Mexico can in any other obtain
peace and save other portions OF her do
main which we now hold, is out OF the
question. The only other means would
be to pay US in cash the amount of the Ia
IDENTITIES which we demand. This she
cannot do, for her debt now amounts 10
more than hundred millions, and she is
destitute of an resources for revenue
The appropriation of the whole proceeds
of labor in the country will not, il is said,
enable her tn support her government anC
her army, and pay her national debt.
The idea of payment in other way thar
by territory, is out of the question:
Therefore. the question as | consider as
made whether the new territories shall be
admitted into the Union without any re
stHciion as to slavery. | consider thI
question as unavoidable at this session.
The two million bill and the loan bill
will afford an opportunity for bringing vi
the question.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

BY Virtue of an order and decree Of
D the Probate Court Of Carroll coun-
". | will expose to public sale, before the
url.house in the town Of Co1ceville, va
lohusha county. on the Second Monday Of
January next QS47) on credit Of twelve
months from the day of sale, the following
described tract of land lying in Yalobusha
county, to.wit: The southwest quarter
of section IS, in township %, range 6
east. Purchaser to give bond and securi-
ty as required by said decree.
JOHN MIERS, admir- de bonis non
Of estate of Nathan MierS, decd.
December Is, 1876 l-5t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30
a handsome majority A.:
The RGgimGnt COmplGte.

The following companies compose the
Second Regiment of Mississippi Volun-
teers, under the late requisition:
Lowndes Guards, Captain A. K. Blythe,
Marshall Relief Guards. H. Fitzpatrick,
.Choctaw Volunteers-EnosL Elder,
Monroe Volunteers-Joel M. Acker,
sTippah Guards--A. M. Jackson,
Lauderdale VOlunteers--W Daniels,
Thomas Kinds Guards-Chas. Clark,
Pamela VoIunteers-A. A. Overton,
Union Grays-Adam A. M'Wilie,
Union Company, from Lawrence, Coving-
ton, and Kinds.
The regiment will rendezvous at Vicks-
burg, for organization, between the LIST and
9Th Of January.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30
NEW SERIES OF THE
Weekly Union.

This first number of the NEW SERIES of
the WEEKLY UNION is intended as a spe-
cimen of that publication in the new and
improved form which we have determined
TO adopt. Oar readers will perceive that
the size Of the sheet is greatly enlarged;
that the paper is of excellent quality, and
of form suitable for binding and preser-
walton; and that The type with which it is
printed are throughout entirely new. 1t
has been cast, indeed, expressly or this
publications; and while It's size permits Us
20 conGense a great amount of reading
matter into our columns, it is yet remark
ably distinct and legible. Ia all that re-
CARDS typographical execution, and as 10
The quantity. variety. and general charac-
ter of lis contents, the present sheet may
be taken as an exact model of the weekly
numbers which we undertake hereafter to
furnish 10 our subscribers.
In thus giving 10 our friends a specimen
of our work, we avoid The necessity of a
detailed description OF its character, which
wonld, at best perhaps, be but vague and
unsatisfactory, and which might seem TO
SAVIOR of an extravaganza in promise and
announcement altogether unsuiled 10 our
| ha bits and our taste We resolv ed TO pre-
sent to our subscribers weekly newspa-
per, altogether unequalled in comprehen-
sveness, variety, and value, by any other
similar publication which has yet been is
sued at the seat Of government. We shall
| avail ourselves TO the utmost Of all the
| advantages afforded by our position here,
to make the WEEKLY UNION, as a polti-
cal journal, more valuable and Interesting
than a weekly sheet published anywhere
else can be made. Arrangements have
already been concluded, which will, we
are assured, enable us at once to carry
these views fully into effect.
The EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT of the
WEEKLY UNION will embrace all the poll
teal discussions which appear in the Co
umns OF the DAILY UNION. In these
we shall spare no effort to furnish ou
readers full analysis of the leading pc
itcal topics of the day. 1t is believed
that our daily sheet; giving as il does more
than ten columns of new matter every
day, presents greater amount of origi
nal comment on the course of public al
fairs, than can be found in any other news
paper in the country. We enjoy SONS
f peculiar facilities for the acquisition o
| early and important political intelligence
and the aid upon which we are authorizes
to rely in this department of our journal
leads US TO speak with we'll Warrants
confidence of its future efficiency. 1t
| not necessary we trust, for US to declare
3 that in future, as heretofore, we shall Ia
Dor earnestly to promote The harmony {
Q the democratic party of the country, t
uphold its great principles and measure:
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30
EnsOEYCnE NNfiCc.

TVHE undersigned having been np-
& pointed, BY the honorable Probate
Court of Carroll county, commissioners OF
insolvency on the estate of Aaron Fl.
Morrison, deceased, hereby give notice
that they will meet on the fourth Monday
of f, 6ruary nert, and the same day in
each month for The next succeeding six
months, at the counting room of A. S.
Brown 81 Co., in the town OF Lef1ore,
for the purpose of examining and audit
ing claims against said estate. All per-
sons having claims against said estate,
will present them at the time and place
aforementioned.
JNO. w. WALKER, }
S. P. LACOCK, : Com'rS.
E. S. WATSON,
December 40, 1916 3-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

az The Union Grays is the name OF a
Splendid company raised and accepted Tor
the new regiment, in Holmes, Alfalfa, and
Madison. E. G.. HENRY, Esq, of Canton,
is the Cd lieutenant of the company, and a
more noble hearted gentleman, or Drawer
man, never marched beneath our coun-
try's flag. If the Volunteers select their
Geld officers from among their own num-
bers, as they should do, We beg TO call
their attention to 1t. Henry, and to say
thai he is fitted to discharge, most efficient
" and CALAMITY, the duties OF any COM
mand in the new regiment. We do not
know that he is candidate for any Office
inthe regiment, or that he will hold US
piameIess for making this free use OF his
name bat we do know that our patriotic
olnhteefs could not select one more fitted
20 iead them, or to whose keeping the no.
nor OF the regiment, and the well-earned
FeDown OF Mississippi volunteer soldiers
night be more safely entrusted. MIR. Hen
~ is a skilfnl tactician, rigid but kind dis.
sipinarian. We trust that command
NlIited to his merits and worth NAV be con-
Lzfred upon him.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

CONGRESSIONAL PEoCEEDINGs.-We gave
our readers the other day the proceedings
I'D to the 9Th. On the 9th little was done
except what will be gathered in the report
of the 10th, which we give to day. 1t will
be seen that a few partuzans have already
opened their attack upon the Adminisra
ton in regard to the war, denouncing il
as Unnecessary and unjust, and striving
to distract and embarrass the government.
1t will also be seen that Mr.. Cameron
has made patriotic move, adopted by the
Senate, for granting 100 acres of land TO
the Volunteers who have enlisted for the
war, and for securing them more adequate
subsistence and transportation. This move
it will be perc eived, too, has been follow
ed up by Mr.. CritteDden with one equal
Iy generous and noble, which we hope 10
see adopted.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

THE CLAIMS ON MExIco.-From the
feeling al present predominant among
members Of Congress, says the Washing
ton Fountain, we take il that the Claims OF
citizens on Me2Ico, for spoIia,ions, &C.,
will be assumed and paid by our own Go
vernment al An early day, on the grounds
that the war was generated, in part, il not
entirely, by the refusal of Mexico to lIqui-
date those claims, and that The United Sta
ties having recognised the non-payment
of them a. a cause OF war, is bound now
to undertake their settlement.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30
Vicks&urg and YaZOO packet
The Splendid light droUgh and SubStda-
tantidI Steamer
. 4 III q 6
JOSEPH D. JACKSON, MASTER,

JOSEPH D. JACKSON, MASTER,
eaaA WILL continue as Re-
er-=-tzz=ILSlle gular Packet III this trade,
go siS SS5IEsTS and will leave Lef1ore and
Greenwood every Saturday, at 8, A.
NJ, aud Vicksburg every Tuesday, at
ID NJ. The Dime has been purchased
expressly for this trade, and will continue
TO ply regularly through the season, beng
of light draught. Shippers may rely on
getting their goods without any detention
at The lowest Stage of The wafer.
Dec. l6, 1916. l-u
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30
LEFLoRE, % Deer, 1916

I-Ef I1OINI7' 70 DCO 7, IVtO'
Mr.. Jones: For the information of the
country, you may announce that fiat boats
have come through the Ya7oo Pass, and
are now lying at this place, loaded with
Bulk Pork, Flour, Irish Potatoes, Wits
key, green Apples, dried Apples, sc. &c.
Resp'y, LEFLORE q Co.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

GEN. ScoTT. = This distinguished Off
Ger, accompanied by Major Smith, Capt.
Monroe. and Lieuts. Scott and Williams,
arrived in our city yesterday and took
lodgings at the St. Charles Hotel. The
General appears TO he in excellent health
and spirits, and we learn leaves for the
seat of war in the early part of the week
TPicayune ooh.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30
aW R0EIsR.

NNEO. w. H. MARI, having rennov-
. ! ed to Cc6eerHie. Miss, will CONT
nue. TO practice law in the counties of Car
roll, Choclaw, TalIahatchie, Yallobusha,
Pamela and Lafayette.
December 80, 1916 3-yl
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-30

Com. SEwART.-It is understood that
that this distinguished officer, says the n.
now fitting out at Boston, and will sail 10
Jews days with sealed orders. The Off
GERS were TO report themselves on board
on the 18th inst.