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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
NEW FALL 6lOonS

Lei sNhl h.hIL most respectfully inforrrs his
friends and customers thst he hss r.y.iys -, ~,
hAs'ofn lnafAei, large a-sortmeut OF ~
foTeigH and Domestic Drv Goods
es,ee'ed wan great care. which he ~ IA sail az
'I"s,, ~ !,,ecs tb1 cann"i fail 20 please
isApifs WENg-IhC ladies are "a f,.tt, ,..,t o.. "a,
,, Naiine us new siye f-uods suitatie f,r rcc
Als a,e-ses and cioaks comprising al the nov ti
Sssgncies thitei cloths. ginrhsut- csii,os a ~ Ny
100 OF go""s very large embracing the test ~
mus "a dc James, sc. together win fulI LOOT
, l' 81 hsek and white gmgisms and ealicot.s ca
.ots aid coniioris of every descr milton shaw, al
sls ~ Asnhoent designs a. very moderate prices
80 tttAEN's WEsR- Supeffnc HACK and eolor,f
eo.- tesNer and pilot e'o.is. MIXED AMI strprd east
heIt' brown, black and mixed -sttinets sold ,,i,cd
sNes"' -nk stiiped vcsiinEs mixed Jeans a. eanto,
e,Atn, req, yellow and white daBneis biesrb.d ri
Sneelings and snir'ings. apron and shiriisr ercs
nlE1' NaAWis siik and cotton pocket bandtrrch,es,
novs-s snspcnders SC. Irish linens lipeU fsslri.,t
-. n, IN, sareriOf quality 81 bank
f.nr, -, ,, WIZ variety Of ARTIFICIAL flowers and
sti''s TOO huniorOns 70 mention az ,,hic5,
taAe great pleasure IN showing % nav terds ,1J
Oct. 10, - '-"i H'' biisse.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

ffsHE HORSE BY WiliiAnn Yaaaf. together with
general history Of tbs hoFse:a dissertation on tIse
american trotnE horse, how trained and joekeysi an
eeeoent 81 hrs remarkable perfovmanees and az e--sv
on the hss ard the Male, BY akaser Editor OF tle
Iast ksEister, for sale ~ JEO. a THOMPSON
OeAEt Union sfreef
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
PROPONAIA

w ~. - fecetved 81 Echsrd W. Harfinsss - "a, I'D,
49, w Saturday. see tith lnsf at f. p an r., 10y.
80 .nE - m flfrulena Ladders ~ sac rtt M w.
tis a - W t'l.efs " - ~ feei ionra nd fiuf IA
fHf tuftifff ftffiruilfa pngufra A
80 rH'''s' JOHN uANff.ToN
thsFuau Goes. on Fier ~, "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

rTtiiE BRITISH PUIPIT-eonsisfins Of d,.,o,,,...
~ ne nios' eminent living dvinss IN Enesnv Sol
sha ana Ireland, accompanied with with pulp sfsfrh
&c sie ~ The Rev. w, euddafda, Reetor az f,,.<e
V9 nisa, Philadelphia for sale BY ~ THOMSON,
Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
STOCKING

MANVfACToRY-JO ECKHART Rs.n~,th,t
AfS ~ informs the citizens Of Whee,ne aud vicinity
tnN tee eoutinues ~ manufacture Sock lgs Shirt and
DIaWets OF superior quaiity. Whilst he thank n
for past fSvors hs hopes ~ attention Ia 90 go,
eoHiinuSnce of the tie wlI hereafter keep a.,
Manu- ihef article than has hcrn manufactured I'M
ths cay. Manpisctofy Main 81 opposite she NortI,
Western Bank Of Virginia.
OF -, aIn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
BATTALIOy ORDER

rEtHE II Battalion q the Sab Rcxi,n.nty NJ.
- aefsd 10 parade on Saturday The ssh in., "a
O'Clock NJ In front oft Coutl House in uln,~, ~,
form, Tor ih-rec,Ion aud dsiil full and dris<S p.
port ftoh. the comrnandant o: each coupany slo,t..
nun ~ Of ncr. iu hunter and description Of tn a.,
and secoutfcaous IN his possession these rcport, ~,
- lad tsioss Tho kesionisi Coau Engny vim r~
ference 10 re % Of the Rsiisllon by orl-r -
L. Col. JAxEs 5. WuEAT. GEO. W. CLCTfEH
Oct. ~. ASr.,.,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
INV JRMRLRY

III - fets'ed tbi' dsy fofni hs Esst ssris,, NJ al.
- 80 i'<Hieheie leFelfg sousisi ng OF Isdts. ~,
~ iH- Vic Iprsf, Csussos. Aassthst ts.,,. -.
- ''ei,',, frsfl, Jri so Oliver sione ssts a.. T.
500 safuo hrsreiets. Csfnrion De- 90 go; 80, -
a.. PLAN. Chased Earfsrsd 40 b., -, 49,. ~ -,eis
- VIZ I"paf' tmsihisi sad c,sd arof.s gas1,s'es
- ttei3 tHieiy ~ hfasss Fins TO- senis 4 .--,i .
.i. - ~ -'i't finat, sleeve and nsrk iaftoe. CO..
Fs,l 80 - fif1s, cred tssorimsnf
~ JOHN HisHnF. iss Name
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
POS OFFICE

Th. ofioe 10 The largest distributing ono .. 4.
eeevcd. ia ihe Caion The service renders he constant
employ ment OF sx ASSISTANTS necessary The <-tsr-
hsi nom W arlington to ihe whos Ohio Ina,sus H.
n"ois lows Wisconsin. Missouri Ark snsss eosuekx
tennessee. and part OF Alabama and Misssippl Al A.
trihuicd here.
ARRIVAL AND DEPAnTuRE or THE MAILS ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
NEW AND CHEAP



e GORGE MeMIRRNY - now opening al his store
- room on Market square, splendid stock of fsney
aud sasc Dry Goods only low prizes ,rhScA
tie % his customers ectiuy soiele viz,
Tor "cn'ei1oh s"rs' wool dyed Black fteaeh eio,h,;
Beaver -
Brow n Olive md s,rSon
Rack and other eoorc Ca--ines. snpcr bl.rk rrenrs
io Ladies o'oass- Jared do. black fancy striped ss.e
plain satin GRAY SIX.
For the Ladies speT Grad atsd cashmere rohe- ish
eosored ca hmerc do sk Warp fancy s,rs Air.~.
hiet ciots, pam a. hneTe shaws heavy black richly
embroidered shaded Dorinoes black and other ro,crs
H"rcens tor la ios wear Ind IA null and Swi-. thre.
lace-. Alpaca ce~hcs and LamLs wool hose snex hon
net rons new style prnis very low great variety
black. irown and eoored indie "a 49,
splendid R-nrneut, black White and red merirc y.,ns
Esflsipn and other Ginghans good assortment asr nels
all cnlOr.. shiTtnrs hsScied and brown wnh rood "a.
reiy OF all kinds of fancy AND fash allie Goods.
ALSO super Iunp'Wdcr Imperial A. Young Hyson Teas
OonS Chulsn Mofla Siious ong do, super
lava and Rio coacc Tor sale BY GEO MeAUkHAY.
Oct Is, Market SQUARE
<TiLL TWENTY Five FER CENT CHEAPER
- Than before offered IN this Market-W. GOOD
lCli has lus; received his stock fall and winter Dry
soods, which have teen purchased 10 sell under the
Iafih Law. Those wanting bsEains would do well Co
eau he"e purchasing ELSEWHERE. he feels assured that
al WIZ meet with sasisfaction. Oct H.
UEBtTE oN sLAvERY-A fresh supply Of Rice
and iot sale by JOHN 10. THOMPSON Union 81.
EsAMII.Y GRoCERIEs--50 Beef Tongue. Of supsrL
a. % qusiiiy, just received and for sale BY
oetlo ID WOODROW aat Main street
GREAT BARGAINS sENsENEY RHODES. de-
- srous u closing out their stock OF CAshuares Rhu
sans, Muslin de Laius irf from season VI .elt
mined 70 sell t1eiu for whatever they win bring
October TO- $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

ARRIVED.
Monongahela, Stone, Pittsburgh.
Robert Fulton, do
Financier, Kouniz, Cincinnati.
Roscoe, Javens, do
Wisconsin, Grace, do
Sasquebanna, lrsel, ST. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Monongnhela. Stone. Cincinnati.
Robert Fulton, Collier. ST. Louis,
fmancier, kouStz, Pittsburgh,
Roscoe, Javens, do
wisconsin, Grace, do
Susquehanna, Israel, do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
M Bills WINE Whe.t fiour

on Bills White WIDEST -four
- - 80 Rass of RIO coffee. . tsxs lava do,
hays Old l.a<ura sio- Boxes plug Tobacco Ia
10 BAres Mo@sses, - Barrc's green Appes, pufnov~.
snd Rns..s $50 boxes Zanesvie so.e ius r~~s,,~s
and Tor sale bow, 10 MORROW NAKENAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
III NV TARIFF OF go
ALMANACss FOR 1a47.
SiDDLERY -HARDWARR.

% q "hhhA afe nov receiving their f.H xap,iy 81
- tois n This line which IA ~ sod a. shost ersrts
'@h essteaseef - 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
wEDNESDAY~ SEPTEMBER ~, 1915.
TO LOVE THE TREASON BUT ABlIoR
THE TRAITOR

Ihs operations Oi the winter campaign
20 BE- prosecuted by the Bsliimore aud Obi,
Railroad company ia virginis my be aided
b. the diversion created b, the Pittsburgh and
Conceivable railroad cllr,cr and therefore
BE aice piece OF ,inisay by which that char.
ter was revived ,niy be very acceptable at
Blliimogc. Bnt we humbly submit that Mr..
Mcl.ane's recent r,por, Ia poin; blank proof
that be los no love Tor the scheme or IL, pro.
Icc,ors. and that his company hss no manner
al isith IN IT, lie reveals ihe fact that the
cid Of the Baltimore company became neces-
saTy 80 secure. the charter and for that pur.
pose, theoumpony, with egrcgious libeality
subscribed s33 900 worth ol stock This e.
normous in,eSmru, ossuredy would not
have been made bat in the mos, implicit reli.
anoc upon the ability and willingness Of the
Pittsburgh'r rs 10 pat up the other Ave or six
millions which will be required to complete
the road But no Mr. McLane leaks cut the
other TACT that the Pittsburgh and Councils.
Vile company care no, without expectations
OF further and greater assistance from this
company" OF course this will b. granted
Does Mr.. McIans say so7 Alas, no. II.
only adds, as sor, of lsmentablc necessity.
that payment of the amount already subScri.
bel evil BE- insisted upon" And for fear
our Pittsburgh friends might really imagine
tina, their project is ell in oil 10 Baltimore he
Toundly says that at best il is only TO be a
lateral oonnexion." And agsin with e
most discoupging array OF "ns. he admits
that the Conceivable charter, III used with
proper skill and energy by those in charge Of
the work il authorizes, moy ensure to the
company, independent ofall other legislation.
the opportunity OF connecting their work with
the western States, If not at the best, GER
'ainIy at point possessing great advantages;
and, y Il b not allowed to defeat the mos
ecuuon ci the Baltimore and Ohio rail road
TO rs irgimGte termination at more south.
eTn Point ON the Ohio gDtil deserve uua ought
TO receive every reasonable encouagenen,
from this company and from the people Of
Baltimore"
If this be not cold comfort ;hen let Mr.. M
Lane never be our friend. We fear our neigh
bors are doomed to eremplify the adsge tina
cheating luck never ,bives" The Baliimor
aud Ohio railTood company is evidently not $.
desperate as to link its fortunes beyond SOS.
600 (irhioh iriu be insisted onl with this Con
nellsville charter Il secured the charter
aud now It's ends in that quarter are accom-
pllsssd. We advise Pittsburgh 10 INSIST o
those S35 900, road or no roadl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

~ I,l,h iNh. .pr.,of ss,i ~ as b. t,s cam, 81,
q . HurNHftr0k
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
GkauW RnEpsa

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EsrABIIsuygSr
No. l55, BaiH 81 WhscIiag Va.
loppustr tiss n ifrinia HofsE
n NANE Iufi r~fnrned frpl tie EASTERN s,tt~s ,,it
- ffff &c fotk tlc OF unsi faehonsiIs fsus rofs
Wni.n we've pufrLterd or cash AZ ths fessred orIr..
aa go nov etsfcd tD offer goods iffis clrsplr tkss
att oirf eataii shuieuf H ts chs NJ sisrs r-,s.s.
f.. Ffchch. hnrfsh ard Asefitsn Hrssf sisfl-s .rS
60 II ai kHff ssIEfis 1raus Esasiars 81 al
81 - ~ 49," staHs fitii go BeaVcf Ciashs A. a.
.-..... - ----- ~ p. W -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
From the Netc Orleans Delia.
THE LAST SOVEREIGN.

l here Is spirit within us. which arrays
Inc thiag We deaf upon with coloTiugs
hicher than roses-brieh,rr han Tie beams
vi the clear sun at nIofnus Barry CornrdH.
And well. thus gifted. may " bear the thrill
VI soCiil slT.Uws sad ideal wruuc.
The Il lliau harp thi, hravcn = pun breeE.s Gil
Alust bgcath,oi uH ,s.a mcituOholy sony. Good
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
RE1DT MADE CLOTHING.

~. f.t afH o. nsHH
ttiihiFt trsicta VEGA. On tgnreaion "a
,''ff snnent. ~ srttgs1nsd y i.fel afsd
tsf HH iu order tii tras ~ asEfffursa's ADD rbiI
i'r ll.h.s. tafeuiea o. IS aad spse tbs 49, sss
iF'ht afi.i. 80. g. kANMEaRB
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24

STAGTNG.--We seriously regret 10 state,
that the Messrs, Simms have lost the mail
contract from Memphis to Canton, and that
after the first Of July, the mail will be car.
ried in some kind Of two horse convey.
ance. This is a serious blow to the inte-
rest and convenience Of the whole western
part Of the state, and is regretted as much
by the people generally through the coun.
icy, as by those who are immcdisteIy on
the line,
A Mr.. M'Roherts has the contract from
this place to CofeeviIle; Mr. Epps from
CodeeylIo to Holly Springs, Mr.. McIver
from Holly Springs to Memphis. Ler. Ado,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24
EXecut0r,N NOTICE..

n NO all persons interested IN the es.
N tate Of Joseph Person, deceased,
especially the SW quarter Of section 5,
the S half Of Y half OF Sc quarter Of sec.
lion 9, the W half NV quarter and N half
w half SW quarter section 8, in township
81, range 3 east; the L half NE quarter,
\ halt w half NE quarter, and n half
w half Sc quarter of section II, town.
ship 81, range . east, in Carroll, and one
certain tract 10 Yallobusha county, (iho
numbers and boundaries Of which are not
known You are hereby notified to np-
pear before the Probate Court of Carroll
county, on the first Monday in July next,
o show cause why an order shall not be
made to sell said land, Tor the purpose Of
paying the debts of said estate.
PETERSON PERSON, Er'or
Of The wiH Of Jos. Person, dec'd.
May 10, 1916 22-Gt
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24

At the residence Of W. N. Miller, ESD,
Greenwood, on "Wednesday evening last,
by Rev. j. D. Neal, Mr. SAMUEL P. LACocK
to Miss MARY FRANCES HAWKINS.
or We received portion Of the bridal
cake with flowers emblematic of the Joyous
occasion. All good blessings attend the
voyagers in the barque malrimonal--may
reverses and cares be left far aslern, pros
perity fll the sails, and joyous hope aver
sit smiling in the bow.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24

quarters at Washington city:
General Orders No. Is.
Headquarters OF THE ARMY, }
Adj'l Gen'ls Office, May 80, 1896, {
!. Instructions have already been gi
ven 10 Brig. Gen. Wool and through hin
10 the several officers placed at his dspo
sion, for The early inspection and mus
Ter into the service Of the United States o
the quotas of twelve.monlh volunteer.
who have been called for by the Presi
dent the United States, from Ohio, In
diana, Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee ana
Mississippi, and who may present them
selves for acceptance under that call, al
the rendezvous Of those States respec.
lively.
2. Instructions have also been given
TO other officers OF the army to inspect and
muster the quotas called for 10 like
manner from Georgia, Alabama and Ar
kansas.
g. As soon as inspected and mustered
as above, the several regiments and bat
talIlonsof volunteers, horse and foot, wall,
without delay, he put en- route as follows.
4. The regiments OF cavalry, or mount
ed men, called for from Kentucky and
Tennessee will, from their respective
State rendezvous, take up their lines Of
march by the best routes, VIA Memphis,
Little Rock, on the Arkansas, Fulton, on
the Red River, and Robbins Ferry, on
The Trinity river, upon San Antonio de
Bexar Texas. The regiment Of Cavalry,
or mounted men, called for from Arkansas
Will from lis State rendezyous-say
Washlngton~-take the same route from
Fulton 10 San Antonio de Bexar.
D. Excepting one regiment from Ken
lucky, and one of the Illinois quotas of
Ioot--to which Brig Gen. Wool is charg.
ed with giving different routes, aud also
excepting The Arkansas battalion which
will receive instructions thro' Brevet Brig
Gen. Arbucke--alI other regiments aud
baltaIIions Of volunteer infantry or rife,
called for from the said States, will be EN-.
parked at the nearest naviuabIe points
10 their respective States rendezvous, aud
thence proceed by the water, with or
without transhipment at Mobile or New
Orleans, 10 p, Isabel or Brazos Santa
90, Texas, where, like The troops ordered
to San Antonio de Bexar, the whole will
come under the orders of the general
officer in the chief command of the
U. States land forces operating against
Mexico
6. The chiefs of the general staff of
the army, OF this place, will each, in what
concerns his department, charge himself,
through his subordinales, with supplying
the said volunteers with the necessary
arms, accoutrements, ammunition, KNAPP
sacks, havresacks, canteens (for water,l
camp eqaipoge, subsistence, medicines
and hospital stores, and means for trans.
porlauon, by land or water, according to
law and regulations.
By or6er Of Mai. Gen. Scott,
r. JONES, Adi't General
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24

a GENUINE PATRIOT. Among the fine
corps Of Volunteers, now here, composing
the Tennessee Legion, are number whn
have before served the country in the field,
either in The BRUSH or Indian wars. The
standard bearer of the Legion, Mr. JAMES
NJ. ScANTL MD. we consider, however,
to be Norlny OF special MENTION This
sturdy son of the West is upwards Of
sixty years of age--he served throughout
the last war in the trying campaigns Of
the Northwestern wilderness, and now
we find him at the earliest possible mo
ment, again turning his back on a quite
home, volunteer in the cause of the
country. Mr.. ScANTLAND, physically as
well as in an indomiiable spirit, is a
genuine Tennesseean, stands six feet three
inches, without his shoes, and, as they
say in The backwards, "ma1e accordn'."
The Legion have done right to give their
banner to the hands Of this stalSart re-
preventative of the renowned and vigorous
West. Bulletin.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24

Arista's retreat will doubtless continue
to the Mountains. After losing the day
with five 10 one at Palo Alto and Resaca de
la Palma, it is not likely that he viii make
another stand on the Plains. General
Taylor takes the field with so overwheIm.
ing force, and so admirably equipped IN
that terrible arm, the light artillery, that
t would be m}dness in the enemy TO fight
again, where defeat would be certain, and
retreat impossible Monterey is the first
position of any natural strength, aud 1t
also commands the entrance OF the Noun.
tain Pass 10 Satilo. 1t is here, in all
probability, that ArisDa will make his great
effort, which the importance of the object,
his wounded pride, and the advantages of
the ground, will all conspiro to make
brilliant but bloody day in the history of
this war, Republic Of Rio Grande.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24
AdmAiIaislraGor,s sale.

N obedience TO an order Of the Pro.
b bate Court OF Carroll county, / will
SELL on a credit of twelve months, before
the Courthouse door in the town Of Car
roIIion, on the first Monday, 7,h day Of
July next, the north half west half north
west quarter section ., and east half south
east quarter section s, and north half east
halt north east quarter section 8, in town
ship u, range 4 e1st--belonging to tho
estate of Wesley Ely, deceased
ABNER ELY, Admr
estate Of Wesley Ely, dcc'd.
June 3, 1916 2j-5t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24
Adminlstrator,s NOTICE.

Il ETfERS of Administration having
n A been granted to the undersigned by
The Probate Court of Carroll county, at
the September term A. D. lS45 thereof,
on the estate Of Wesley Ely, deceased,
all persons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified TO present them
duly authenticated within the time prescri.
bed BY law, or they will be forever barred.
ABNER ELY, Adm'r
Of estate Of Wesley Ely, dec'd.
June 10, 1916 2G-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24

Horace PAeAUD, who has so long been
held before our Courts on a charge Of Tor.
giug State Warrants, was yesterday fol-.
ly acquitted by the Jury which tried his
case. 1t will be remembered that evidence
of much Importance was ruled out on his
former irials. This, by direction of the
Supreme Court, was at last admitted, and
the result was an unhesitaling verdict of
"Not Gully" by the Jnry, after only n
moments retirement. The verdict was
received with involuntary applause by
the bystanderE [Sentiael.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24
Administrator,s Noticc.

ETTERS Of Administration, with
U A the will annexed, on the estate Of
John Pnrnell, Deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned by the Probate
Court Of Carroll county, at the June term
1876 thereof, all persons having clnins
against said estate are notified to present
them duly authenticated within The time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred NJ. +. pURNELL, Admir-.
Nth piH annexed, Of Jao. ParaeH, deed.
June 10, 1916 26-Gt
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24
Valuable Land Tor sale.

NNHE undersigned, living 10 miles
II from CarroIIton, on the road thence
10 Grenada, wishes TO sell low, Cor cash,
100 acres Of Land, ION which he now re-.
Sides about 20 ncres 10 cutiyation--frsl
rate water, and many other conveniences.
THOS. HUMPHREY.
June "a, 1916 2s.2t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24

The Cherokee bill, reported 10 Congress
for the settlement OF the org pending and
daily increasing quarrels among the Che
rokee indians, provides for the division OF
the people and countryside country by
meles and bounds, aud the people between
what shall 10 defined the Eastern and
Western country, and into the country Of
the Treaty party" and the Ross party"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24

AoQuTrED.-The keeper of tho Me
nagetie who killed young Glover at Char.
IortesviIle, Va, not long since, has been
fully acquitted