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Ladies', SIMMER

p Tbs Ladies Of the Gfaee Street Baptist Church
fsnd for the purchase OF Lights for their ouss Of Worship
o9sn Supper in the Washington Hail. uey opposite
rhis EVENING Doors open from TN 10 osioeL Adnirane
so cent. DEE
bp NorfCE.-Thc whis voters 81 iisnreo county
spsriiuy quesed Ilouse, Moncay
Ih Of e,mbef. that being day sppoin dsairs
Convention BE- held Richmond
To 'eeeta eanidaie voted ,r Congressional District
funetnsi attendance h. desired. by MANY WINGS
The Times and Republican viii p'ease copy.
Or NOIice.-we solicit the attention Of the trade TO
large sale OF Dry Goods take place warehouse
this morning. Sale to commence ut Q O'Clock.
de 9 KENT, KENDALL & ATwATER, Auct..
9JrGroeerics at Auction.-we ,hLi sell Th. Nor nr.
AZ oe'oek-Havana White sura prime LasuaJ Rio
Coffee prime Western Bacon Sides do Cohen Chees-
new crop Bunch Rais Window Gi.s ioI2 od Dupuy
Btandy Imitation Brandy; old MoBorg ibc whsley; cnci
Whsksy Serm Candies Gunpowder IL hi Ma.ons
Backing, Indigo &C d. y WILLIAMS q HANALL. Auets
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by Magnetic telegraph.

lTELSsNIrTED FOR the BALTIMORE AMERIclx.l
Philadelphia, Nov. 80. 81, P. VI.
Flour is firm at former quotations. Four thousand bar
rels were sold to-day at Sl,I5,
No local news
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EXCHANGE HOTEL. Dec. 1.

w Mulcu Caro- iia. Nc Bates. washiprion l. n Towe
20 Thweatt Che tore rct - lawson Caroul;
Hav Gndh Va Coleman Fcicr, ksburr Fd Ccbbs Bal
tHorf. r Duncan, Cark.hurE Hawkins, T,Sas Hon \
Ieakr and uly. Char1tcsvle WIN Je done Henry
Cay 90. Huekiey Lockwood Baltimore Jas Garrett Caro-
Tine MHS Pete sburg Afford Coroaa w wookri ro
Richmond. insn, I'M suhs'n james Poersturf
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W Christie's t:aIvanic Strepg the ming Pla stcr.
These truly beautiful articles adapted
liar OF the preventive for colds and the
OF affections which follow They highly for
OF tho'o complaints which especially
As eseiua for the
ted BY disease OF other causes certain aid
weakness and in all affections OF the chest Strength
enins Plasss will be found OF and
They made Of various shapes and according
euliir complaint for which they desired
caused by wearing then dinghy pleasant and
For further particulars advertisement another
Explanatory pamphlets may be had gratis application
the for this city, Mesrs DUyAL PURCELL
It7 Main street. RiehmondV Jeqi
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rais Day.
VALUABLE WHARF, Tor on Wareu xr
FOR SALE Ar AUCTION

On WEDNESDAY NENr, the sd OF Dee At 10 oeIoes win y,
sold in front 81 our Auction 5ore-
Havara White Sugar
Superior retailing Trinidad Moh.s-.
Prime Green Iasuaya Conee
DO do Rio do
DO Goshen Cheese n easks
DO dry ard bright Bacon -dss
New crop Bunch Raisn.i bore.
Do do do inhaf bores
DO do do in quarter bo.e.
Old Monongahea wh-key
Do Cincinulu Recu6ed do
oard, DuPuy a Co. Coznae Brandy
Imitation do
kinrsands Sperm Candies
hason's ehl;enge Backing
kItra fac Gunpowd.r in half eb...
Very superior Indigo kegs
Lontol Brown Stout pint houe.
DO do do in quart.
eIlO Window Class In pnne order
1912 do do, do
TERaS-Under 800, cash 500 ana ovr, e,.. ..., -.
for approved p,per wTIJIaMs :, m oS months credit
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City Arrivals.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Dec L 1sAG

COLUMBIAN HOTEL, Dec. /, 1876.
Haley, Tenn u Bowers, BoSers, Me skcnbIrg Dunn.
King oueen,P I johnson, Ch rfed Mai Woodd c,
hd yisn Coal Mines Gag Slm NJ Brown. Rogers
Lunrnburg w II Hilsmsn Banton Amelia; michel. New
N"rS, EY Townsend, Pha; Watkins James Louis Atkins
Charlottesville o II ley, Hanover Df joan 1ockhciI
George Long Peerstufg, WIN Cheat Che,teife d
quar- e. King Whim Sic ton, IT, Goochhnd n u Wei -
Pr George lIlay HauS Powhstan Jas Valghan
w Jones, Char e City; Normcnt Hlnovcr McCa~.
Rat and FoNhstan apio Farick N: RitInrd1n,
Fanvie; Jno w Jones. Pncs Edward. Jones' Appo
II Holt famvl Dabncy, A n M teal Lynchhurg ia
4. m, Garani. Bib Nelson. Taylor buckingham PEA.
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FOR RENT or LEASE for a. term OF

years, (ihe latter treteTTedJ
AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN,
En- A MOST desirable residence. within half
Alh N mile Of ihe corporation ~ Richmond Mr. Az
drew ervousons Mr. P,isoss The dwelling
" ~ brck recently bu The beet and ercuuvc NJ tbs
b1sement scl contains comfortable a - them pias
tered lddinF nnd cng, which prevents the dampncss
usual In brick uid There nn necessary
houa embracing kitchen lberdea basement
BY hted ~ with an excellent cookins ~ fuD
cardsre huuse, sablc. &c Ae and garden Containing the
vel Stocked with and other vegetables spbcr
rier rfaw5eries and variety Of the futs To good
who take NJ hruthrrr, ,gbt thfe 10
collection yatd eaficnJ the ro viii be mo
d,rtto Appyto PHILIP ~. TARB a son. Aesn.a,
OHce on Main o., opposite tho Etch,nre Bank
tG-XVEgstU
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A FINE CHANCE.


HAVE jus, received lot Of No. Gunpow
DEC aud Silver tsai Young H,s Tci NE quail To- H.,
porci. ihts sonc hing really supcror
nQf3 HENRY e. HODcsoN
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Anction Goles.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
by DavcnPOrt, Allen 81 Co.
AUCTION SALE OF Div GOODS.
OnTUEsDAY, the sub Of D.cenber a o'eL.el
We shall .s at our Dry Goods Room, srge sort
msni OF Frtsh and Ssasonabe DRY GOODS recent,
for ard adapted ths n.arsst 10 winch
We desire particularly attention Of Dealsra
far'ieuaI' appended 10 future iverlssmsnt.
Terms-unicr 500 eash-sIO1 credit for an
proved paper no ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co. Aaot
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY II December oeo.k ". will sen AZ our
auction store an assetn nj ~ GROCERIES,
PRIME Rio Coce.. Prime We tIndia No'ne,
Chses. In esss', Lamp % sD. Leather
R-euhsd Whskey Preach Brandy
Gunpo~t-t snd Black Teas w.apping Paper. Ae.
TeH-Sioo, cash; sloO months credit for approved
paper. de DAVENPORT, ALLEN L co. Auet.
BY InIoes q Brother.
No Mar. sf'os,.
FURNITURE HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS CRocKERy
WARE. sEGAEs. nc.
I'm thu RSpAI morning Dec. IL oeloek AZ cur or.
turr, part
Mahogany Sofas ? do Roekias Chars
d1 Wardrobe. M'pe Bsd,tsads,
se'rstary and Book Case, Tables,
~ Nah gany Chairs, Matirlsses ke
dor Gene and Wood ChairS
GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
~ u "ei''kwe will sell without second band Piano
Forte nearly new, and now ready for examination
ALSO.
An invaee of Cookery Ware consisting Of tanisome Din
g sets Toilette sett' Pitchers Bowls Cups
Dishes ram Iunhers &c &C suitable ior Families
de INLoEs A BROTHER, Auets,
FRESH DRY GOODs-8 .S.eiio-
On TUEsDAY MORNING Dee 18th 81 O'Clock Sales
Room on seont h~r win sell reserve
large and desirable staple and Fancy d. GO a.
Ncrthen Market. which will be found vs,n
Thy the attention Of Dealers.
i1C Particulars hereafter.
TERMs-suns under 500 sl0O upwards. NOR tbs
credit for approved endorsed
eel INLoEs Il BROTHER Auets
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$40. 900. 900. 10000

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Gas be drawn at VII
nnEton. Del, ssturday. December 9Th. 1876.
10 NUMBERS-I3 DRAWN.
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lotteries.
D.PAHNE 81 CO.,
NJ A N Ayers OF LOTTERIES.
Ricnutonh Vu

WIZ following Gand sshass presented patrons
Fortunes Hone They offered Christina. Present.
aad those wig ee.oos Of Obtaining
snail should make a seieeiob forward or,crs to
q. w. PURCELL, Ris hmond yit,i.i.
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by Dunlop, noncure a Go,
DRY GOODS ATAuCIIoN.
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th December commencing NJ oeock
will sell at Sales Room, iup sain)
Of Fresh and SeasoEabe DRY GOODS recently
ed in tins market general variety Of Staple Fancy
Goods wei suited for Winter saes-to which
ton OF the trade.
Particulars hereafter.
Terms-UHder 500 CASH 800 credit for approved
negoiable paper e DUNLOP MONCURE A Co Aucts
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

The U. S. Gazette says the President
has a perfect model of the castle at Vera
Cruz with its appendages, additions, float
ing batteries, &c. furnished to him, or to
the American officer for him, by the very
engineer that superntended the work for
Mexico.
A great ''war meeting" was held in the
Park, New York city, on the reception of
the news of the bombardment of Fort
Brown. Fifty thousand people attended,
big guns were fired, and the mighty mass,
composed of all parties, resolved TO stand
by their country.
Judson has published a lengthy state
ment of his Nashville difficulties, in the
Putsburg Dispatch. Every line stamps
him as an Infamous liar, vale wretch, an
atrocious scoundrel, and a guilty villain
The Dispatch, we should think, might en-
ploy its columns much more usefulIy than
in defending him. Lou Courier.
HON. S. S. PRENTIss. dislin-
guished orator, by particular request, re-
Gently delivered in New Orleans an elO-
quenl address on the subject of war with
| Mexico. The meeting, at the close OF
his speech unanimously rendered him their
thanks.
The Rev. DR.. VIM Capers of the South
Carolina Conference and the Rev. DR..
Robert Paine, of the Tennessee Confer
ence, have been elected Bishops of the
Southern Division OF the Methodist Church.
THE RIGHT sPIRIT.-At the latest ac-
counts about two thousand troops had yo-
| Iunteered their services in Georgia-and
were ready for action. Two companies
besides this number, intended starting i'm
medately for the Rio Grande on their
1" own hook" whether requisiton was
made or not
Recruiting for the navy in Philadelphia
is now carried on with drum and fife ia
streets.
An itinerant preacher, discoursing o.
the goodness Of Providence, said, But
my brethren, even death itself, which luI
our many offences we have all merted
Providence has wisely placed at the enc
of our lives; for oh, what would life BE-
worth were death at the beginning ~ IL
another part he remarked, " 1t is another
instance of the goodness of providence
that the large rivers always flow by large
towns"
PRIZE OF Wharf.-The U. S. Marsha
yesterday seized on the Mexican schoone
Juanita, under process issued against he
as prize of war, she being owned by til,
citizens of Mexico. DeHa
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10
ADMINISTRATORS Hof5cr.

Z ETTERS Of Administration, With
s 4 the will annexed, on the estate "
John Purnell, deceased, having been
granted 70 the undersigned BY the Probate
Court Of Carroll county, at the June term
1916 thereof, all persons having claims
against said estate are notified 10 present
them duly authenticated within tle g.ua
prescribed By law, cor they will be forever
barred. NJ. T. PURNELL, IEa'r.
ruth iriH dHasred, of JaO. Parae.l. dsc'L.
June 10, 1916 25-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10
10 the PeOnle.

The anticipated call by the President
Of the United States has been made on
Mississippi for troops. "A Regiment
(93O men) Of Infantry or Rihemen" will
commence rCndezyousng at Vicksburg (or
at Jackson, ii temporary barracks cannot
be procured at Vcksbarg) within the pre-
sent week. 1t is known TO the people that
| have no money to pay for the transPorta-
ton and subsistence of these troops. l
have Corborne TO make a call upon the H.
berality of the people to supply me with
necessary means to defray these expenses.
The time has come for action, and can
forbear no longer-l MUST HAVE THE MO
NEy. The Government has not yet sup
phed it. All money supplied will be OK
pended. as far as practicable, for purposes
recornized by law; and it is not to be
doubted that the United States will re-
fund it. Captains commanding Compa-
MES are authorized TO receive loans, and
give receipts-and they are strictly en-
Joined, to eXpend money so obtained for
purposes of necessary transportation and
subslstence-tO keep a regular and cor
rect account of the same, and to return tt
to me, duly certified when they arrive at
the place of rendezvous. Persons at Vicks-
burg, loaning money will deposit the same
with Gen A. G. BENNNET, who will be
instructed to give receipts, and to expend
the money according to law. Those at
Jackson, able or willing to advance money
to the Government, will deposit the same
with WILLIAM MORRIS, and it shall be ex-
pended under my direction-and pledge
myself 20 use my utmost exertions TO have
it refunded, either by the National or State
Government, in the shortest time possible.
A. G.. BROWN.
Jackson, June !, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10
Notice.

e ETTERS of Administrator having
been granted to the undersigned by
The Probate Court of Carroll county, az
the September term A. ID. 1915 Thereof.
on the estate Of Wesley Ely, deceased,
ali persons having claims against sail es-
tate are hereby notified 70 present them
duly authenticated within the tImc prescri-
bed by law, or they viii be forever barred
ABNER ELY. Idm'r
Of estate If IYcsily Elg, dsr'i.
June 10, 1916 2.i-Gt
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10
Law Notice.
June /

J. wHITMORE. j. s. JOHNSON. r. O.. HERRING
WHITMORE, JOHNSON s. HERRING,
z AVING associated themselves iu
I Z the practice Of Law, respectfully
tender their services TO the public, vish
assurances that all business cuu.l.eI ta
their care will receive prompt and fajtt,u.
attention, They will practice in the Cir
cult Courts of TaIIahetchie, YaI.alu-aa.
Carroll, Choctaw, Suntlower and Holmes
also in the Vice Caancery Cour, al Car
rolIton, the Superior Courts Of Lave and
Equity at Jackson, and the u. s. D.s,ric,
Court at PontotOc.
Whitmore & Herring, only, will prac-
tee in the several Courts Of Probate.
Office at CarrolltoR, III.
February II, 1916 To-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

The Newark Advertiser contains a let
ter from an officer in the Army of Gen.
Taylor, in which is related the perform
ance of a gallant exploit by Gilbert Dud-
ley, youth of 10, attached to the Army :
Returning two days ago from one Of
our most advance pIckets, whittier he had
been sent to convey orders, he came IN
expectedly on two Mexican soldiers, who
had apparently just rowed across the river,
placed their muskets in thOughtless secu-
rity against a neighboring tree. Gilbert
was equal to the emergency; he sprang
to the muskets, threw one on the ground,
and stepped upon it while with the other
he menaced the lives of his opponents
They covered beneath his eagle glance,
and reluctantly pursued the course he in
dictated He carried the two muskets on
his left shoulder, drew his sword as a pa
ciicator, and thus marched them at a re-
spectfu distance in advance, straight into
camp!
From them some desirable information
was obtained, after which they were led
blindtolded OUT of camp. set safely in their
boats and dismissed. When Gilbert was
asked how he was able to make such a
double prize, he gave the Paddy's reply
and said Faith | surrounded them"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

LEGISLATIVE DEPUTArIoN TO MATAMo.
RAs.-The House Of Representatives with
proper appreciation of the courtesy
due TO the gallant Gen. Taylor, have dele
gated committee of their own body to
present him with the sword voted to him
by the Stale. The committee will leave
in The course OF the day on their mission.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10
o. Here are a few "staves" from the
TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS SONG.

TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS SONG.
Tuae-Saady Boys.
Ye gallant sons Of Tennessee,
Stand ready for the call,
To avenge our slaughtered countrymen,
Brave Porter, Cross, and all.
Oh do come along brave Tennessee boys,
Spirits of the Old Hero,
Well plant the glorious stripes and stars
In the heart of Mexico.
Old HckOry's spirit summons us,
Brave CroCkett's too, and Fannin,
10 repel those coppered Mexicans,
ana give them an extra tanning.
Inc lennesseeans meier were known,
A hostile foe to fear,
Nor the last to buckle armor on
When danger did appear.
But like all true Americans
Who courage never lack,
Where the battle wakes hottest.
There you'll hear their rifles crack.
Sans prophecy may come TO pass.
About old MeXican-a,
We may dance a good old breakdown vet
In the halls of the Montezuma.
Now, Ladies', here's three cheers for you,
Three for our native land,
We 20 TO Join brave TayIor's crew,
On the banks of the Rio Grande.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

The report Of a conversation with Gen.
Vega in New Orleans, given in the Louis
vile Democrat, states that he declared that
he declared it was part Of the Mexican
campaign, that Parades in person should
reinforce the Mexican army on the Rio
Grande with $4,000 additional troops
This no doubt gave origin to the report
that he was actually on his march.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

CINCINNATI VOLUNTEERS We under
stand (says The Ohio Union of the 3d.
that fifteen companies were last evening
reported to Brig. Gen'I Wade as ready for
orders. Some ten or fifteen more compa-
MES are expected to be reported by Mon
day evening; ten companies form regi-
ment (170)
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

The N. Orleans Jefersonjan enquiries
for Capt. Stockton and his big gun, and
asks why they are not at Vera Cruz TO de-
moish the Fort Of St. Juan D'Ulloa? We
would suppose that it would be as impor-
tant query TO ask, where is the man vii
ling to shoot the thing, if it were AT Vera
Cruz?
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

The ARArY-GEN's. ScoTr AND TAY-
LoR.-in the Union of the 9th it is semi
officially announced that Gen. Scott will
oe ordered TO take command Of the army,
not Of Occupation but Invasion--so we
presume we may call 1t; for our impress
sion is, that by the time he reaches the
scene of action, the head quarters Of the
American General will be east not west of
the Rio Grande.
If the Executive had ever contemplated
such a step, we trust he will abandon it.
Indeed when the glorious news of the Sth
and 9th reaches Washington, it is to be
hoped that instead OF any thing being done
to dampen the ardor Of Gen. Taylor any
thing that could in the remotest way tend
to imply a censure on his bravery and
professional skiII--Congress will unite in
paying him and his brave companions in
arms a national compliment.
There is a commonplace adage which
says that lookers-o on are good fighters -
We have not doubt that during the
suspense that preceded the Sth and 9th,
there were hundreds of mi Iitary tyros who
censured Gen. Tay Ior, and who proved, to
their own satisfaction at least, that if they
were in his place they would have long be-
fore cut their way 10 the halls Of the Mon
tezumas. The Government we hope has
too much respect for its own character to
be influenced by such silly prating, Gen.
Taylor has done all that a man, that an
American, that soldier could do: he has
done it well; and to take the command
from him now. could have no other than a
highly injurious effect upon the campaign,
nv. o. Delta.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10
Jackson, June /, 1916.

The WAY VICKsBURG DOES HER Duty.
On Monday last we took the liberty Of
calling a meeting to take place at Thatch-
cr's on that evening. The Governors cali
for means to sustain the volunteers had ar
rived, and the time had come to see
what could be done. The meeting ap-
pointed committees to call upon our citl-
zens. They have done so, and the result
is that in a few hours, they obtained
S2S,000, held at the service of the Com
nissary Gen. Bennett $4,000 OF this is
in cash, and the rest in provisions Of va
rious sorts at cash prices.
But this is not all that has been done by
our glorious city. Out Of a voting popu-
lation of about $50 she has has not only
furnished the above amount Of money;
but she has now under arms, ready for the
service, two as gallant companies as the
South can produce, 93 strong, ready to
represent her on the field Of battle. [ Sent
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10


Il 70 all pcrsuas interested ID cas- es-
tate 81 Joseph Perca. l11c-s-3.
especially the SW g1arses .f sl1f..a q,
thc ) half OF L bz,f ol - 1.saE.eF .. s--
tlOn q, the N ball NW cusrter aa5 \ laf
W half SW quarteE sec1ieu :, ia taaa. l
Il, range 5 casts the p h-.E III elzr,.s.
\ hail " -ssi Ne gaarter. aul Is lla
" half 81 quarter 81 sccu -, tss1-
ship p, Faage = east. 10 C4rre-. ga eae
certain tract Ia 1al.algsb1 celait. Gees
nuIale-s a1l boundaries ef elich are as
kaowu) You are hertbv u.fiEe3 IS -.
pear before the Prosatc CoaTl af Cauc.
county, on The Er,i Noaiav Ga Je.v aesf.
o shcw cause Why an orlcr shal cas- q.
made % sell SAID land, &c lae FazPasa .i
paving the jetl~ uf salE estate.
PETERSON PERSON. E-'r
II &c riG gf JOS Fcrsaa. ls.'s
Nav lS. lSf6 -1
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

CASTLE OF SAN JUAN DE ULLoA.-The
New York Courier gives the following
facts, in order that an opinion may be form
as to the probable result Of an attack on
Vera Cruz. Certainly nothing can be
done until much larger force is concen-
trated there than is at present in the Wei
nifty.
The fortress of San Juan de UlIoa
would resist very heavy attack-onc
certainly much more serious than that Of
the French, to which it Welded a few
years since. The French squadron then
consisted of three large frigates and four
bomb vessels: the former anchored but lit
tie over point blank distance from the cas-
tern face of the castle, and the bomb yes
sells but little further. There were NOR
tars in the castle but none in use, and not
more than seventeen guns could be brought
to bear on single ship, and, on the whole
squadron, twenty-siX, some of which were
carrOnades.
" OF the French vessels the CycIops
had two mortars, and in two hours she
threw one hundred and eighty shells. The
others did their share. One Of the bombs
! lodged in the magazine, which was blown
up, and about two hundred men killed
After SIX hours fighting the Mexicans
ieIded. Since that time the fortress has
been thoroughly repaired; new water
battery has been added; thirty-two and
lorty-two Founders have been mounted in
place of tweIyes and eghteens; from II
to 20 heavy mortars have been introduced,
with several Paixhan eight-inch guns, and
every thing is in the best condition to resist
an attack"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

MUsKErs There are million and a
half of muskets in the different armories
Of the United Stalcs-aI ready TO load
and fire.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

administrators sale.
z \ obedience 10 an order @! the Pro
3 bate Court Of Carroll county, 4 will
sell, on a credit of twelve months, be.ure
the Courthouse door IN the town uC Car
rOlton, on the first Monday. 9th Gly 81.
July next, the north hal, west L1.T uar,h-
west quarter section @, and east Lal, So s,H
east quarter section ., and north hat .s-'
half north cast quarter section s. Up town
ship 81, range 4 e sI-bCloa-iuE q ;a-
estate Of Wesley Ely. deceased.
ABNER ELY. GLa'r
estate of Wesley ELr, decd
June 3, 1916 15-5t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-10

2 2 ME undersigned, appointed iy tHe
Probate C3ar! of Ch5r,tw r.Ja.y.
Mississippi, al the May tenn SO these
If. commissioners d receive aud examine
an claims of the several creditors ~ ta-
estate OF Francis r. Gregory, dsccss q.
represented ius1!yCu;, VIII meet 10 tau
Probate Clerks Office, IN the tlwa az
Greensboro, IN slij county. On tle ,ls.u
Saturday of every month, until the 81 ) -
turday Of November next. t"r The purpose
Of meeting The said creditors, gsl 70 ~
ceIying aud examining the SAID claims,
when aud where the said creditors arl
hereby notified u bring IN and prove lhcT
said claims espectivey agaIn~; Sail estate
WIN c. SNOW, I
THO: \. DAVIS,
June 3, 1916 -l-I
TAKEN UP, by David johnson. Us u.. 81.
east OF Grenada, u small chestnut sarr-
horse poney, with a star la his forehead,
and right hind foot white, years O.l-an
praised At so.
II. L. KUBEoUGH, Ranger.
June l -5-,,J