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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

South CAROLINA SESAIoRs.-Mr Calhoun has
been reelected to the United States Senate fer SIX
yesrs from the 4th of Nsrch next The vote stood
on the first ballot for Nj. Calhoun l3a scattering
The question ofa successor tor Mr. McDutie who
recently resigned his ssa. II the Senate on account
of III health WAS NOT SO easily disposed OF. On the
:i-st ballo, J H Hammond led off with IS votes. 4
?. Butler following with 81. NJ. Davis with -,
Judge O'NeaL and one or TWO others each with s
few spece-
With each Successive bailoting Buffers sup
porters steadily increased, while those OF Ham
mond and Davie stood stationary. uaril on the fifth
,-isl when 81 votes were necessary 10 q choice.
the matter was decided Sir. Butler received IS
and Mr.. Hammond o. votes. Mr.. Batter Is COW a
Judge OF me Common Pleas, IN Sossh ca-olina snd
is spoken OF as msn Of decided ability.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

u Snow commenced falling little before Two
O'Clock yesterday and down furiously Tor several
hours But again turned to rain and the s,reets
now in delightful state OF sposh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

Hul ftuU lnNlgbfhiors
r3- Ii persons who wish 10 change the color OF lhe'
from other causes haew III" destructive proper
lies OF many of the compounds toi-ed upon them, they
would pause before making any application PhaiOn Z,
Magic EuiT Dye i The only composition yet discovered
which effects perfectly the object intended and yet does
not niure the hair the slightest degree. From s pecu-
,ention OF produces, the same time that II
completely changes the color hriancy aDd sotness OF
texture unequacj by the magnificent natural locks
To THOSE TROUBLED WITH DNSDRUE, or weak hair, The
Chemical LgtgorGfor l. accommodates IN every instance
lis attended with unbounded IN the
ticuars and applications OF the Dye call T. Phaion 81
Broadway which place orders from The country must
addressed Both articles for sale b. the principle
drug and fancy stores In The Union. d. u
II TRg CURATIVE influence OF Sarsaparila 10 cases OF
chronic rheumatism has only recently been Oh
served ant acknowledged twas long thought that pre-
parations fhe could only be used successfully in
scrofua and OF that class but the beneficial eff
tecs which resulted from administering Sendss Sar-
saparilla the nveerse of rheumatism, have
completely exploded that idea Colcbcum Tor time
specific Tor the disease but has been de-
mon.trated that this dangerous medicine many IN
the nes5td translation OF the complaint
to the heart This fatal result is the direct tendency OF
Sandss Sarssparla prevent, By purifying The blood
through which alone disease be conveyed the seat
OF Ire from all impurity.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail by a. b. 4 D
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 FUltorst corner OF
William al 27S Broadway and Y East Broadway New
YORK Sold sso by Druggists generally throughout the
United States Price 81 bottle or six bottles for 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
MAGIC HAIR pYE

PARIS STYLE OF HArs-MAuutactrred and for sale b.
KNOX LIZ Eultnn. 81 Sun RnildinsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

~ EUGENE CAssEKtr Esq has been appoint
ed Corporation Attorney OF this Cry vice A NJ sniten
removed Our attention has been called to this sp-
poatmens BY the growi OF hostility which il has csed
forth frosn portion of the LOco-Foco party and We
believe i; is enc of the best recently mode from the
ranks of ths, party, we know Mr. c. as young ,nAn
Of talent learning and independent and predict for
him an honorable career IN his profession and in
public life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

BY 10 TINS OF Iron al $50. $50
+" luln- maufdo. ay SlsN 1870
500 yds BrIClJh.av -. 1900
=" 1000 Salinets, Sc.av-jJc. $40
q" GOO pin COli0ns, 81 lOc.joO
" 10On Printed do. Az l5c. $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

r A HESRY CLAY SUPER, OF quiet unos-
tcntaiious sort was enjoyed last evening st the
North American Hotel by some TWO to three hun
bred Clay Whgs-the veteran MATrHE" l. DA
US presiding with Messrs SooLrs. Donor, AD-
ANS. SrMoSsoS. HooE aud Drs Turner and DRASF
ms Vice Presidents Gen A GoDw1S OF Paterson,
\ ia Clay man OF ls2i and ever since-was
among the guests, and letter was read from Hon
D. s GREGORY NJ. c from the adjacent District Of
New.Jersey. concluding,
Il trust however that We shall have The pleasure Of
meeting around the festive board 10 be prepared al
di-tan, day by the Wings OF the Union in honor OF
HENRY CLAY as President elect OF the lniied States
The following are among the toasts
l. The Stas Of Ns YorS-She has laid aside the anti
qustcd OF old Cato and proclaimed her adrl!ra
ton of the progressive maxms Of a Younger day
The Wig Members tlectsf 10 The Rert Congress-
They the witnesses Of the People against the oles
of Loco.Focoism their testimony VIII prove that the
People can be no longer deceived.
3 HENRy CLAY The Sta;esman-the Oraior-the
Patriot.
/ Tse Recent Speeches NJ Webster has spoken ably
Mr.. Polk has spoken long talk Gen Taylor and his
Army have spoken III victory the People OF this State
hSve ,riumphsnty spoken II remains but for the
friends oil the glorious HAKRY rHE WEsr 10 raise
s. The Sol Of Tie United Sa,es So exhausted by
Pok-weed iha, j, needs the rich Clay loom o, Ashland
( The Faruser Of ishland-Thoush sbsen, from the
Councils OF the Nation be is present in the hearts OF the
People.
The Boys q Tie Ergire S.a.s-They have been guilty
OF the crime o. being Young men
: IAe Protection a. .iRerioan La5or-Demanded by
Patriotism II Is The true source OF National Independ-
sud Prosperity.
9. TAe gais pIeo-iss isropskoE. As gaioa-They
eyince the true hre OF the dint
BY b. : WHIrSxY-Dsnel Webster the Defender OF
the Constitution he would make glorious team
al d IL of 1-.~
BY DAM MLLoKY-He has been TIED in the fur
mace OF Envy, Hatred Malice and all righteousness
Yet remains pure and brilliant
Hon. JAMES MoNRoE-Alwsys frank, bold and relia-
bic he 5 by the SURFACES Of the People the Represen,
suve Of the N,h Congressional District
Many other sentiments were given, which we
could not obtain An eloquent harangue was made
by 7. <. ToMtINsoS. Esq. with of hand remarks
BY the President, Gen. Goodwin. B s Whitney and
others, and the enthusiasm was at its hight when
We were obliged to leave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

II AT a meeting OF the Board OF Managers Of
the New York State Colonization Society the following
gentlemen appointed Delegates to the annual meet
ing OF the Parent Society Arson G. Phelps. Esq Dr.
D. NJ Reese and Hon. VIM. w Campbell The annual
meeting to be held in Washington the l7th OF January
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

Cp Mr.. GILES delivers the third OF his Lectures
on Social Life this evening the suyvessnt Institute.
His topic is Tho Philharmonic Sentiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

Bv eUCu bush CornOt75cSl5oo
" 6Duu Potatoes ~ Go. 1890
q $3.50 Apples at2jc......l 1850
(" u.pO0 lbs. Bu.t.rai oc. 1899
q. 1893 cords Fuel AZ = 200
+" Grdn ' eghls, P TRY ,Ac-lUo
-7-
.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

II small girl named Ann Waldron, abo9.
year, OF age Was found on Wednesday wandering n -
streets without friends or home. She stated that 1n'
had been in this country but few days and was ennis
ly destitute Thus are helpless children - vel Is ESP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
BoRpENrowS, y ]. Oct Is. ls45.


MI SErH W. FowLE-Dear SIR DR. Wis.sr's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry has been IN the seven
years. The universal celebrity which this medicine has
gained all other. throughout tn. whole country
enough he ncredulous Of the great value
OF H. and hose who sick Try Il. have
long ielt my duty and wished Tor opportunity
express you my gratitude for the benefit have derived
from It. haze rescued from the grave and saved
from terrible disease, consumption. by using
Last winter alter toos bad cold troubled with
severe cough seysra. weeks. that my appetite and
strength failed obliged 10 give up my busise,s
leave my bench and shop had all the alarming symp-
lon. OF Consumption such pains 10 tie side, sweating
nights &c tried many Sinds Of medicine bat ell in vain
until procured bolt.- OF Or. WlSTARs BALSAM or
WILD CHERRY which, by siIh and perseverance finally
saved my he ana cured entirely have not enjoyed
a. good health for lweiy- years past do now
THOMAS BENNETT
Ne are personally acquainted with M Bennett The
public may rely upon the truth OF his statement
WmrALL STOKES GEORGE P,RkEk
TAi' viii be- env-oped hereafter with a uew wrapper
copyright secured 1871 on which will always appear tie
written signature OIL BUTTS"
For sale by A. B. X D. SANDS. Druggsts 100 Fulton.s
corner Of " iam Agentstor this City At rs Broad.
way and y East Broadway, and by Druggists generally
throughout .hr United Sta,:r
Pflce - c-nIs per bottle. FOR - %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

te EreTy rsnedy Or medicine Of any advertised
IN ni- paper may always be found geHerae and all
purity by iar box, bOtilr package IN any quantity
Re- n propeIors prices, only 0ath ioer side Of
Cortland It No. y, few doors below The Western Hotel
FeDe tt, fos there counterfeit 0.ce The other
side vi he and another IN Broadway Avoid
al Dut the AID and only stand OF
as T0MsTnTE L ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

u The NEw YORK BIBLE SOCIETY ceebrs'e'
its Tweaty third Anniversary Tuesday evening IN 10
Reformed Dutch Church, Lsiayetteplsee After s0Ds
appropriate remarks By the Chairman w. P. BULL -
D., and other exercises Z. II. BLATcHSozD Ese Coh''
ponding Secretary. read the Report OF the Board OIL AZ
ayers which gave very gratifying view Of The opefS
tons of the Society for the past year rom ~ach ~
peared that the distribution has exceeded thai o. sD'
former year amounting ls 20 Bibles and Testann
The report so made reference the seanians bsAA
for Savings, and showed that during the year ens S
September 1876, the deposits in that institution "t,'
tl2ol3 IS, being 526e079 IS rnore tran in the ps'4
ing year and increase Of soper cent. Tee en0fS
the Society have slso been directed To euisEsn%
whom l0; I3 arrived this port during the pss
The Treasurer, GEORGE T. WILLIAMS, presented e's
port of the finances of the Society showing the slroS
received 10 be 1896 81. Addresses were made Sy nc
Drs. pArroS, PECK and TING, of this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

This excess Is based on the assumption that the whole
suount of i've millions outstanding oil Treasury Notes
authorized By the act Of 2d July l.i6 under arenewed
authority now requested 10 be conferred oy Congress TO
issue the same but whole amount cannot De out
standing AZ the same time account o! the number oil
notes Cancelled before Is issued. the excess OF
expenditures over means ON July las should
be estimated Al nineteen millions OF dollars which VIII
cover all expenditures Including that OF the war II con
a.lrrr, "a har dar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

SPLENDID JEwELHY.-As the iestal and b0ihH
season Is approaching, everybody who can as'p''
To indulge his luxurious for beautiful merchandise
the st more refined luxury Of bessowipg them D''
others dear To him. Throughout, the whole CisGD
pIentiiuy supplied with magnificent shops. esen .
which al this strives ouvie It's neighbor wee
know where more beautiful or jud.eiousi's'
leced stock OF elegant Ie~elry and fine Fancy AFncf
DC found than the central and fashionable stASh'
nent Of Mr. NoaMAs A. FREEMAN, corner Of BroadFS
and Reade.s; His assortment OF Watches Brscsis''
Necklaces Rings opernfans Card-casss Sc &c csn'o.
certainly be surpassed either in variety and beau5%
in the syle and fashion with which they got rp ?"
Freemsns prices are Good Fair 70 Aiddlng
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18
Haw Notice.

j. wHTMoRE. J. Johnson. p ,rrp,,se
VIII MORE, JOHNSON & HERRING
AVlNG associated themselves in
M n the practice of Law, respectfully
lender their services'to The public, with
assurances that all business coniided 10
their care Will receive prompt and faithful
attention, They will practice in the Cir
cult Courts of Tallahp,chie, YaIobusha,
Carroll, Choctaw, Sunhower and Holmes !;
also in the Vice Chancery Court al Car.
rollion, and the Superior Courts of Law
and Equity at Jackson.
Whnmore q Herring, only, will prac.
tlee IN the several Courts Of Probate.
Ofce al Caroliton, Nj.
February IL, 1916 10
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18

Dffu

After painful and protraoted Illness a.
Hopakah, in Leake county. Mi. on tba 9ttl
day of January, ult., MRs. luna p con.
sort of DANIEL K. RUSSELL. ESQ. in the o55
year of her age
That grief which springs from such an
event as the one above recorded il SLAM
transformations and unobtrusjye--plse Il i
hollow and unmeanng. Il derives III
poignancy not from the recollection orthose
qualities whose glare dazzles the multitude
and excites admiration. The virtues which
it prizes are rarely seen in the busv hannte
OF men, the gay throng. or the turmoil and
the battle of life. Yeti treasures Them m
and fondly clings to them in meIapcboIv
abstraction and silent missing gorca /,
delights not in display, nor the observation
and rude iostle of the crowd-apd hence
the encomium which woud AWAKE the a..
plause of the world, might afford I'M II
tie OF consolation TO the sorrowfnl ro,,rn
ing friends ofthe DECEASED 7, ,vero ,bara-
fore needless to array hero tboso ,nodao,
virtues of our deceased friend which
while living, sough, secluslon ana SHRINK |
from gaze, vet around which clung so n,rob |
Of love, and hone. and pronise s;nce IL |
would be no balm to disconsolate friend.
ship, or bereaved affection The true r..
ner for these is the heart. MOI the ohi,n9ry
Let itsutfce to saw that her loss n hor f,,.i'
ly and circle Of immediate friends Is irra.
parable. As friend. sister. dangbter
wife, and mother. she displayed tba nuaIi-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18

Departed this life, on the 30th of Janua-
ry, 1916, at her father's residence in this
county, Mrs. MARY, consort of A. L. Nc.
cAskEI She was born on the 28th Of No.
vember, 1874.
Fully resigned 10 meet death, she gave
happy assurances Of biiss.uIimmortslty,
saying 8 she was going home TO rest, and
That 10 die was better for her than to live. 8"
she has left husband, father, mother, bro
TIERS sisters and numerous acquaintances
TO lament their irreparable less.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18
Committed 10 tVpc ,gaig
FAMILY GRapaElRY
AND
PROVISION STORE.

AND
PROVISION STORE.
AN hand. and constantly receiving
W a general assortment of articles n
the above line, consisting Of
Loaf and br. Sugar; Coffee; Tea;
MoIasses; Vinegar; Salt;
Eng. Goshen Cheese Rice Crackers;
Lard Pickles, in Or hi gal jars;
Mackarel; Goldfish; Herring; Sardinos;
Powder; Shot; Lead;
Candies Soap; Starch
Best chewing and smoking Tobacco;
Cigars; Pipes; Snuff;
Candies, assorted; Raisins; Almonds;
SaIlpetre Copporas; Camphor;
=, Pepper; Pimen'o; Alspce Ginger;
With a variety of other articles.
Dealing entirely on the CASH system.
the undersigned is enabled TO offer these
articles unusually low prices.
]. DURDIN
February IS i0f
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18
AdmimigGraGOr's Noticc.

A IA HEREA5, letters Of admnistra.
v ton having been granted to the
undersigned by the Probate Court Of Chr.
roll county, At the January term 1916
thereof, on The estate Of David Aiken, de-
eeased, all persons having claims against
sad estate are notified 10 present them
duly authenticated within die time prc.
serbed BY law, or they viii lie forever bar.
red. PETER GATEWOOD, Admr
Of Darid Aikea's estate.
January IA, 1916 So,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Noticc,

ETTERS Of Administration having
~ been granted to tho undersigned, BY
the Probate court Of Carroll county, nj lie
December term, lS4f thereof ON the 81.
tate Of Eiisabcm Daridson, decd. oil per.
son having claims aginN said estate are
notified 70 present hem duly authenticated
within ne time prescribed BY Law, or they
will be forever barred
JAMES HEATH, Adm'r
estate IF EHsabe@ Dapidson, dcc'd.
February II, lsfG gG,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18

BiIl charges that complainant some tim,
IN the year 1887 conuacted 10 convey ia
joel Smith, deceased, the s. w. quarter
and W. half E quarter of section 81.
township u, range east, containing 24O
acres, and executed his bond 10 said Smith,
conditioned 10 make title upon the pay.
ment OF the purchase money; and the said
Joel Smith executed his note payable LIST
january, ls40, for The sum of S2525 to
complainant; that defendants are The wi.
dow and heirs Of the said Joel; thai,
IN 1898 he Complainant endorsed and
transferred said note 10 one +. N. B. Moore,
and at the October Term 1910 Of Carroll
Circuit Court, Judgment was obtained a,
gtlnst SAID Smith on said note, and on
failure of said Smith to satisfy the same.
complainant as endorser was compelled 10
discharge and did discharge il that there
is now no legal administrator Of tho as.
tate Of said Smith; aud that said purchase
money for said land has aever been pad
Prays for process, &c. aud that defen-
dants, as the heirs of said joel Smith, he
compelled TO pay said purchase money, or
N default thereof, that they deliver said
bond 10 complainant to be cancelled; and
.or general relief, &c.
VIM B. BOLE, Clerk.
GDTfIE 4 HOW 4.pu .-.t,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18
NEW TAILORINe ESTAgusHMENI.
4. II. THOMPSON

u HTIV'TI l1VIF
4 D ESPECTEULLY announces TO ihe
n q public that he has permanently 10.
Gated at Carrolllon, next door to the Post
office. He is prepared to make up all gar
ments according to the latest Paris and
American fashions; and from his expert.
ente 10 some Of The best iablishments OF
The largest cities NJ the Union, feels conf
dent thai. he shall DO apIe to give general
satisfaction. All garments warranted 10
fit--no mistake.
February Is, 1916 l0f
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18
I'm District Chancery Court
~ NTWW
AT CARRoLLT0N.

|
| William m. Terry rss,uq,y Rule.
sharkey's heirs, etal A. u lo4o.
u pom opening the matters Of this
" bill, and it appearing to the salts.
faction of the Court ihat The hoirs at law
OF Joseph Nelson, licensed, are unknown,
ana int they are necessary parties dc.
fendanls--h is therefore ordered, that IN.
less The said heirs At law Of Joseph Mel.
son, deceased, appear before the Vice
Chanreorat The Courtroom in CarroIIion.
on the third Monday Of June next. and
plead, answer Or demur, the matters Of the
bii' herein will be taken pro coufcsso as
p them, and decreed accordingly.
us further ordered, that publication
hereof be made once week FIR two
months successfully 10 the Mississippi
Democrat. VIM P. BOLE, CLERK.
February ll,l646 lO-9t
SHEPPARD. Tor Commit
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18
District ChaRCeGy Court

Of The STATE Of Mississippi at Carrolioa
Benjamin Desha RID,
RS. 1soFaTg
Thomas NJ. Smith Ct al hales' iSlo'
\ pom opening complainan's bill
" aud happening that John W, Smith
one oil the defendants, is moi an inhabitanl
OF this Stale, but resides beyond tho II.
nuts thereof and beyond The jurisdiction
OF the Court, so that regular process can.
not be executed upon him, on motion Of
complanani's counsel-lt is ordered, that
unless said defendant, John w Smith. en-,
Ter his appearance herein on or before The
next term Of this Court, TO he held at the
court room in the town OF Cartollton. on
the third Monday Of June next. and plead,
answer or demur TO compliments bill, the
same will be taken for confessed as to him,
set Tor hearing er parte, and the matters
thereof decfeed accordingly.
It's further ordered, that d COPY of this
order be published IN the Mississippi De.
a newspaper publshcdin tho town
OF Carfoilon, once a week for two months
successfully, WM P. BOLE, Clcrh
February II, 1916 9-ot
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18

APPROACHING REvoLUrIoN IN France
-Lelters OF stirring character have
been received in town by number Of
French Refugees who had taken refine IN
thls country, calling on Them 10 return u
Europe Win all possible despatch, and be
prepared 70 join their friends in France N
an early day. The case alliance between
England and LOUIS Philippe il creating
excitement all over France, and The Jour
mails are assailing Guizot for surrenderibg
the interests and honour Of France 10 the
hands Of the English, Louis PhilIippe
wishes TO have his dynasty sustained m
case OF death, and England no doubt has
entered INTO a secret treaty to do 30. bro.
vlded the Prince de JonpiIe does NOT as.
sumo the crown of the regency, the Eng.
lisil bearing in mind his pamphlet wherein
ne proposes to put down the English navy, |
ana knowing the energy of his character
they are apprchensive that If occasion Of. |
lefs he viii get up party to sustain his
preiensions. England has agreed that
France shall have some additional posses
slons (Which England win seize in case of
war; IN the West India Islands, in South
America and in the Pacific. France il
also seeking to improve her trade with
Emma. The war in Algiers is a subject
81 public discomfort. [N Y Sun.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18

ETTERS Of administration hayinp
~ been granted to the undersigned lby
the Probate Court Of Carroll county, Al
lhe February term lS4G), on the estate Of
John Waull, deceased, all the creditors
Of said estate are hereby notified 10 pre-.
sent their claims duly aulheRticated. with.
~ the time prescribed BY law, orthe,
will be forever barred.
WIN. BARROW, Admr
Of John Wdall's estate
February II, ls4G %,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18


The complainant states that he is Exc
cnior # the last will and testament Of Ma
ry iiurd, deceased, who died possessed Of
certain property as a separate estate; thai
as such executor, he is dosirous of admin.
Islerlng the estate for the benefit of the
distributes, the defendant being one; that
defendant has IN her possession pretend.
ed bond, signed by lestalrix, but never dc.
lWered by her 10 defendant, which def't
threatens to collect from the estate in al.
dliion to her legacy under the will; that
defendant has frequently acknowledged
that the lestalrix knew nothing Of her pos
session Of said bond; thar Tie delendanl
considered the said bond Of no validity.
and repeatedly urged tesatrix to make
some provision for her, &c.
Prays that lie defendant may Be de.
creed ladcIiyer up said bond 10 be cancel.
led, and that defendant, aud her attorneys.
assigns, endorsers, be enjoined from pro.
,eediog a. law, OF Transferring, endorsing,
or delivering said bond 10 any person other
han complainant.
WAUL for Comphut.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18
Blackssalilhimg,

y II VIE undersigned announces TO the
"a public that be still continues at the
same stand IN This place. He gives bis
personal attention ot all times and work
IN hls line will be executed in az good
manner, and at as low prices ~ any where
~ this section Of country. lie has Two
lorges ~ operation, and is enabled 10 ex-
ecuie orders With expedition.
PLOUGIiS.---l have now, and shall
Keep on hand for sale lot Of superior new
Ploughs, Of different kinds.
r. $. ORDER.
Carrollton, January |, 1910 4lf