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 deiected. lt has been ascerinined that the freight landed from the steamer Enterprise was consigned 4o Mf. Uhde, the Prussian Consul ai this place, anal was brought from Havana iu the SssT, an American schooner, which obtained a permit from the Collector at the Brasos, to land the goods on the Mexi. can ssde of the Rio Grande, free of duty. 4 portion oi the goods were accordingly sent up here, and lhe steamer had returned for the balance when II was discovered that there was an lrregulariiy in the transaction. Lieut.. Chase, the Quarter-n,aster at this place, with his usual promptnsss and independence, sac- ceeded in ferrcting out the natter. and all the goods that have been found are strictly guarded, and under seal until the arrival ol Mr. c. s. Cook, the Collector at the Brasos, when more thorough investigation will be made. The cargo is valued at txo hundred thousand dollars"
 DEPARfEp.-T The company of Rangers raised in this city by Capt. l.. J. B. Rhine, left us on Saturday last, to tender their servi- ces at head quarters. Gars R. bends his course first 10 Camargo, where, it may be, that his command will be received hy Gen. Patterson, as |. would furnish several com petent guides in thes intended march upon Tampico. Success and glory attend them. Flag, 1874 insi ftf.. taae. CHASED BAcK.--A party of three gentle men left here about eight days ego, intend ing to go to Corpus Christi. After crossing the Rio Colorado, they came upon. a war party of Lipan Indians. Only lew Indians were seen, but the signs betokened a con- siderable number near at hand. Thinking ''discre,ion the better part of vslor," our gentlemen beat a precipitate reaseaa and ar rived back on Sunday last. much chagriied al being disappointed in pursuing their jour ney. lt is supposed that small parties are frequently "pike,! np' travelling this route Ibid
 SETTLERs.--American settlers are already commencing to locate on the Texas side of the Rio Grande. Several tracts of land, be- low Camargo, have been purchased from Mexican claimants, and the new owners have commenced improving. A young friend of ours is the purchaser of one of these tracts, and he tells us that he intends being nabob in five years, We have no doubt but that he will-fve years is time sufficient for an enterprising and industrious man to accumulate fortune on the banks of the Rio Grande, in agricultural and stock-raising pursuits. At the expiration of that time, the change that will have been produced on the banks of this river will have no precedent in the United Siates.-I5id.
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there had beeh an imnease loss Of cattis on the road. 5f4F&t 8E
 The new Gsserafheni had hardly com meneed operations when Captain F.. lefs on the l4th. Ire inhabitants were said lo Dc distant and reserved, evincihg less friendship than was anticipated.
 Bazile Laieuuesse and two other persons, were killed by the Kiamet indians, on the route from Oregon to CaIifoSnia-
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 MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsTERN-rsa Rockroe 10 Napoleon. Due, Sunday, Wednesday. X Friday, by 7p m Leave. Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday sa. m.
 WEsTEAE---to Scetia, Vaa EMrsn. Sc. Due Wednesday, and Saturday, 7p.m. Leave, Taes'lay. and Friday. a ! a. n. NeKTHERN--io BatesriRe. Due, Monday, and Friday. p. m. Leave. Sunday and Wednesday. $ a.m.
 SouTnERS--to HIasAiagfoa. Due, Sunday, Wednesday. and F,iday. 7pm. Leave, Tuesday. Thursday, < Saturday, 3 a m.
 To Pine Bluf and Coiumbia. Due, Sunday, and Thursday, 5p. m. Leave, Sunday, and Thursday, 6 a. m.
 7e Hot Spiags Due, every Tuesday, F m. Leave every Tuesday, 2p.m. 75 PerryUiiie, DIneilis, aai T6miiHsoarsiie. Due, every other Thursday, 7p. m. Leave. every other Monday. Ia m. Letters and packetsto to be sent by either of tn, above mails must be deposited in the poss-ofiee b, o'clock of the evenings proceeding their depart ure. l.. REA3DON, P. NJ. LITTLE Rock PosT-oEFicE,
 Dec Sth, lS+6
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Adamaimiaeratog.ca A Mneaee. 2

TSHE undersigned, administrator. ds bsnis Men, ,cl 1 tbe estate sf Stephen Fexaa. aeseeased. .ss<s hesety give notice tfIai he viii apply sf ths next term cf he Probate Court fos PalasA cUssay, fol aa order ts dsehsgge hfsa ssSaeh admiHisfatcF aad also. an order foi cisteihnslcs ef the AFtsmMs Bank notes. now in his hsh<is toezeh helr ofl A& at which time and place all persons iatesssFs attend. if they think proper.
 SAMUEL ADA Dee. ., is4e. 9s
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Little Rock and Memphis Packet.
 The '. B. Arkansas Mail,

V&AKGo AIa RdxA HSsn- b VIII ran, as a regular packet, be- l(Axsfs&& tween Little Rock and Memphis, m7 mduring the season.. m s,...} sI All orders intrusted to the Capt.,Os Cterkswin be promptly asttnded<o. ssnsass .s Agents at Little Rock. f.a
 T. D. MERRICk & co. Littls Recs, Der. g. 1856. M l34E ss-4 @~--srs-- ss--s-ss-s UNITED STATES or AMERICA, ssa sEf..asss pssssscTur AkkANsss. { .asesz a4s.4 B. :, h tAe Dsstsfd Cowrt Qf Ae Gsi'ed Sisiess for tbs District of .4rka1nas for fAe adjudication ef asa- eoafs med Frsach aud SpGntsA Land Ctaims, Ne reader 6tk, fSlG. 2 q. gs 6 Egg @np&Ch
 VT is ordered that Court ad,oaFn untii the ffth \ Monday in March next, and that pubii6atien be made in the Arkansas Bassasr, and the Arkansas State Gazette, two newspapers printed at Little Rock. by at least six successive weekly insertions previous to that day. afad =7 eIeif 5asa,
 True copy from the record M Attest: VIM. YIELD. oferk. a.t By D. WICARRoIt, D. c. Dec 2, fS46. f2--ew
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AN ACT
70 aMend LAe 08th chapfer oF lkf K
 Stafaies, under tAs Aasad of Esfya

 To amend Me 58lk chapfey of lks R
 iStafates, under tAe AeTad of Esfya sEc. l. Re t enaetsd sy tAe tseasral fl sp of he Sgate Of arkapsas, That the Seers esy State shall elect and contract gith psiatei b e State of Arkansas to print all AtversissmeBs trays, required 10 be published.
 Ssc 9 Bt1 farsAey saacse1, That the Ss cf State, immediately afier contracting a v.:r r % ,ss,l not s"1i :s clerk <, 2, ,1s each @ ss' price of advertisement.
 SEC g. Re ( fxrtAsr snactsd That such iaier shall once ia each month. tssue . newsF printed sheet. In which he shah give cue | tsal to all advertisements of estTays sent to M !, ss shsFf srud enc copy Of each monthly ehee ae clerk of eaeh county eotmt ia the State.
 SEc l. Be fl fsffAsr emsetsd. That saeh clerk shall receive file and preserve in is oiess al sarh papers sent ta him. for The Inspection Cf aii perRens sv6o desire so examine them.
 SEc. g. Be fsrfAer sAacted, Thai the ssefslAsy of State is hereby authorized to contract with ssn printer, for each advertisement say snu noA tu exs esed the usual fee for advertising by the seWspa- pers of this State.
 sKe. c. Be q Gsyahsy emaesed That the seens- tary shsl contract with te printer as soon as thls law goes into esct and sueh contract shsll fesni- nate and De renewed oa the Arst day of Jssaary annually; and vacancies in the ot1lee ot printer shall be Ied by tho Secretary of Ststr by new con tracts. IS soon as hs. shall have giSen reasonable notice to all tss printers ia this State. ss sEc. T. Be II fsytAg e2actsS, That. if tho swa' CT of any cstfay horse. mare. mule, sek, e jenny, do not prove said estray according to law within twenty days from the lime the same was taken ap, the person taking t up shs pay the clerk all fees, the necessary postage, and the price of advertise inent; and the clerk shall hamediately transmit by snail or otherwise to the priasss copy uf the aFe psaisemsnt of the essay, sad sbait sceoant to the printer for all money received for him. Ssc. s. Bra yaFsAev enaefed, That all laws cons dieting with this isw are hereby rvpealed.
 Sac. g. .4sdbs If Jiatiss eRdci<s, That this act take effect and be in Eotse from and atter its pass age.
 4 RUST. Speskev
 Of ths Hease of Representatives.
 VIM. k. SEBASTIAN, Prssidsat
 of lie Ssmais APPROVED, Dee. 5ih. lsl6. su
 THo'S s. DREW.
 OEFieE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE,
 Little Rock, sth Dec. IS. In compliance with the provisions of the above law, will reerive proposals until the lst January ReNt foT the execution Of the printing therein re- qnised for the year istT. M . DAVID B. GREER. s Ssessssry ef Ssate. Little Rock. Dec. s, lsss. ls-aw
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In the list of the articles 10 which prem;- ums were awarded a, the Lewis County Fa r is the following; s'Best comforter, Miss liar riet Sheldon" 3i
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Steam Beat Beat Register.

Dec, 3.--Wm. Armstrong, Tmms, Lewisburg. ." Arkansas Mail pritehard, Cineinnatti. 5th.-URcle Ben, Hickock, Fort Smith. '' 6,h.-Isaac Garrott. Reytnou. Fort Gibson. ' sth.-Elk, Waring, Napsieoa,
 DEPARTURES.
 Dec. 4ih.-Wm. Armstrong, Timms, Napoeloo '' 5th.--Arkansas Mail, Pritehard. Memphis 6th.-uncle Ben. Hiekock; New Orleans !" 7th.-lsasc GaSrots, Reymon, Napoleon
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Flour. (,laecse, Ac,

Flour, Checse, &e. C0 BBLS- Saperfne Flour, 1O i5 boxes Cheese,
 800 lbs. Cotton Yarn.
 3oeo lbs. fiat, round, and square bar Iron, 800 lbs. horse shcs iron, WagGoa and buggy boxes. EFFs Dog Irons. ssst. Received per :. k. Alert, aad tor sale by ' Noy.9.-sf wM. B. wAlT.
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By the Prcsldeai ef tho unit1
Nl,nfcs.

so 8ae< UNssi tss ,a,lsa#s By the Prcsldenl q. tho llnl6~
 States, soss M. s... .sss INparsuancs of an ast ef Cpngress, apprQr< S1 sns i!ss ,,, a1S os sa'y; F lsas N, ss,ls, the ressrssd sihesei ianAs ia. iisa Ssasss sf x6u aud Afkansas, aad Terfitmies of Mlsxan1in - Iowa. supposed to contain lead ore, l" LJAME4X POLK, President Of the United staiss of Az de hereby declare and make known. thGf W saiea of tho iaesss Asystessrs satAastk fson - ~ held s tie aadstiaeationsd lai.d oliices in its of ARKANSAS. 1t the periods hsfsipaltsf IT | nased 10 wit. s slet2 @l gssS hsh ssff@szI
 At the Land oaiss si aATEsvILEf.eerau,1S eing on Monday the 18th aAy 0f MarxA HsSt. A sIse.sse. St sss sSIs ta spas isa1a Ae NsriA ef iAs ssss Ilss a~d sssst q tAs JvsA ssss
 Toxnssdp nineteen. et range sixieess 1 ssszEsa
 Townships nineteen and twenty pf sefsf ssxSg1 teen. sss Ts4'1 " s ~ ~sf5 N
 Al Land ofies a, ANNIVERSARIES - msaciagan Monday the xz4 day ef Mad - or the 1lsposal ef the pabIie lanas wi,hiae 1htIG yora ef tAs tsss aas and yszfg q e. f11A pris2,t '" as sassSdlsn. ~ n Fssssa51s7!| teen. . s..s ..ssssses.<
 LaAss appropriated hy lsw, isrths s.e ~ sf military. of other purposes. wiif t@ exrAs4<4 IT. .sersa'ia mhaIs sl in pass Ay fscss, nsziSr I Mhieh sha1 not be delesspiasashY sheEaQ &xs& # fhe eamnlencafaent of tksSe satea szz 4 Pfe caption ciAissss xiIl not be ailh&4sz fS of the above lands aHtil slfsr ee ssnHe ezAxE t beaa oisarea at p1hlis sale. asd dbtseshe nshjs<1 < private saifys and eli ef sslll laads NAish so91.1 riiir es g.lnes ef lead pse. actually disSnSe F. bclng worked, will bc soId ia sstk IsraI ys6 I1 ian q sab divisions. ss vii inela4s sa<h gaiiI minss. ~ laef isss thsa e2 e esfAa p6s sa<ea i L. Tl.s sales wtiI each be kept aPeA fnf IT. L lanless she lands are sooner di&7zoeed ef1 && longer; and TO pryate entries ef izssa H M ! shipa 90 ehAssds iA bs sAmitte4 Mf<1 &fI
 exPsraiioe oi tive weeks ircm the esmuen<1l1l siaiaFtkst eseesfsan ef ahs ssaa nttxt - l sed ths Cosali9eieaeg ef the GsneFal Lon1 se Pa6ssH w1f4 ftia pro<i1malinn, ii t9zS ton cf the ig5asfsl f-sieqs th w3IIeH ile1{ VI ti4, aud oS tAs si<nds nsN oa&sel i<sf s6t6. &1 tssA RsspsFsa frsW eiS<iai sAaesnssts =e1'
 V ITss '' p ssss s isy ssaa .,ihs eIx af ton. fbis ssis day sf ssspssdpses. Ahsso hus7zI
 shcasasd siaft hanAscd 4nd gupfy vse8 (
 hy iae fsssi6snt: s!J AafEs Y. nok1f ,ss JANEz H. PtpEA, -a<iiax ftss .i3<sesu sez.:z !ss.s.s .a..,,. tss .''' 'ss Y s.$ |l. { z },.s1 f. The mineral lsp4s smhgaesd ia the .shes<Gl
 tisr5siene ef the F.. sffessf sf fIe fsssf~d S{S
 situated in Manen sa4 Cafrof cc's. hl lii< hS part of the St4ts ef Arkansaa. eiihin <iekf n ssiiss of the wsst bank of Hhi1< rtwse, lipa n<sigahis ssA trisa2Ey sfaAe Mis1t
 s.ss sss ss as sssss sss s'.sS s,ss
 qaziitsss of shsss hfSls Aays bilf fe<s 1EI | <sssssi. thsg hsse nsa yst lesg tAsskn Y v r eAsthey h&se howessf. been xepra161,6<f ' i1513
 ip& ia lead ore, af sn sxssstsa* gsss<rs ss " zz JAMES H. flPfk. .3sl1F tbanij
 Sept .. asas, If
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SUNDRHEsS. TX BBI.S. Ohio Super6ne Flour; fsJ do. Backwheat Hour
 do. Peach BrsAdy; do, o'd MoDonsahsla Whiskey; de. Salerapis; sEs. .... 500 lbs. Calssssed Hans;
 20 boxes Staf Candles; 20 kegs No. White Lead,
 10 do. Pure do do.
 boxes No. Soap. ..,
 SGasssery. Mems half Spanish Saddles
 Mems American
 Ladies M Bride hilipgs, Martipgales, Collars, Flames, Sad de bags, SuFsingies, Stirrup: straps Received and Tor safe, by -. VIM. B. WATT. Dec 2. iSl6 i2-H
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RYE yeFVaeNRZE TIT.

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The most extspsve spsseesssss Ss \ 4sss M ever oaesNd at auction ia tAiveil9s aranng hs&4 t4 cal and MisxeIaAnsoas Standard wafkkt m1l1 bless h great Earisty; alhnsae.s ppsllell<A sz3& books, yteeI pena. lxtt1r and Iesls ean reeeg N1s
 The above are wen worthy ef thN el1epf2sM ~ purchasers. and tg those whn wleA is aemF1Hs in iieFasy editions. hes &cs 70 W
 The above wssl hs ssss sSsea, and sssf ca fqre3<e1 mept. iow by 5salssae g. R.xTANlU&e
 0cobez zt9, lsaa --e~emo@ as ssa
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Election Notice.

Election Notice.
 IN pursuance of Proclamation. issled by the ls46 there will be election held in the aifensnt townships in this coaRty. on the itth day ef De cembeE. 4. D. ast6. to supply vacancy in the seth Congress of the United states. in the place af Ar chibaia Yell. The judges of the iAst general sise- tion are required to open and hold said election. A.I. HUI GkA0
 of PahssAi Couats. .4rAIrasas,s Iiec. ?, fS4S lz--7w
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FLslUR.

7y7 BAGS, RN lbs each, and q ( 20 bbis. superhas extra " Elk Mis-" Diis. e VIM. B. WAIT.
 Dec 4. lS16. I2--f
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Esrrsn svArKs or AMxpsck, 1 r.. <, sasa
 Drsrsiov os AszAssAs. ". ss.sss .s Diarics Court ef tAs usissd States. 0fsAsx zsFz
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11
ABSTRACT or BILL.

! The complainant states that he il Exc
cutor Of the last will and testament Of Ma
ry Iiurd, deceased, who died possessed Of
certain property as separate eslnte; that
az such executor, he is desfons 81 admin.
isierng tho estate for the benefit OF the
distributes, The defendant being one; TINT
defendant has in her possession pretend.
ed bond, signed by testatrix, but never de-
isered BY her 10 defendant, which def't
threatens TO collect from the cstote in 3D.
diiion 70 her Legacy under The will; TINT
defendant has frequently acknowledged
that the estatrix knew nothing Of her pos.
session Of said bond; that the defendant
considered the said bond Of no validity,
and repeatedly urged teslatriF 10 make
some provision for her, &c,
Prays TINT the defendant may be dc.
creed % deliver up said bond 70 DO cancel
led, and that defendant, and her attorneys,
assigns, endorsers, DO eijoincd from pro-
ceeding al law, 81 transferring, endorsing,
or delivering said bond 10 any person other
thnn complainant,
WAUL for Complint
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11
administrator Notice.

IfHNO all persons interested il The lands
IN and tenemenis belonging 10 The mi,
nor heirs Of Wesi'y Ely, deceased, to.wit
the north half OF west half northwest
quarter section 8, and east half south east
quarter section S, and north half east half
northeast quarer section 8, in township
II, range A east -
Take notice, that at the May term next
Of tho Probate Court of Carroll county, |
will apply for an order 10 sell said lands,
when and where you can attend it you
think proper. ABNER ELY, Admir-
Of Wesley Ely, decd.
March IL, lS46 l3-6t
Or Mississippian please copy six weeks, and
send account (and legal proof Of publication) 10
this office.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11
Administrators Notice.

ETFERS Of administration having
H. been granted to the undersigned
by the Probate Court Of Carroll county,
TAT the March term 1886 thereby on
the estate of William M. Young, de-
ceased, all persons having claims against
said estate are notified 10 present them
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever bar-
red. WILLIAM COTHRAN, Admir-
Of estate Of Nm. NJ. Young, decd,
March Ill, 1916 l3.6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11
The state Of mississippi. J
CmoCTAW COuNNTY. (

%hp1AAW NptNNlf. \
Probate Court, January Term 1876.
10 all persons interested in the real estate
Of WILLIAM PEERY, deceascd:--
VOU are hereby notified to appear
IA. before our next Probate Court at a
term thereof 10 be holden at The court.
house in said county, on the
Fourth Monday Of March A. D. 1916,
then and there 10 show cause, II any YOU
have, why an order should not be made 10
sell the following lands lying in Choctaw
county, or so much thereof as will be suf.
enttv pay the debts for which The said
William Peery stood bound az the time Of
his death, to-wit The east half south
east quarter, northwest quarter Of south.
east quarter, southwest quarter Of south.
east quarter, southea quarter Of north
west quarter, southwest quarter of north.
west quarter, and west half north. east
quarter Of Section IL and east hall north.
east quarter, southwest quarter Of north
east quarter, and north west quarter Of
northeast quarter, of Section 10; all ia
township 10, range east-according TO
the petition Of Robert McNut, surviving
administrator Of the estate Of William Pee.
ry, deceased
Witness, the Hon. JonN r. GoLDING
Judge of Probate Of said county.
the fourth Monday Of January, 1916.
Issued the 4th day Of February, 1876 !.
THO: N. DAVIS, Clerk.
February 25 lis,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

IN 70 all persons interested in the es-
v tate Of William d. Allison, deceas-
ed;-Take notice that at the April term
next of the Probate Court OF Carroll coun-
ty, 4 will present my account for allow
ance and final settlement of said estate,
and surrender my letters Of administra-
ton. GEO. HIGHTOWER, Adm'rs
estate Of VIM. d. Allison, decd.
March III, 1876 1885,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

Hy1E Subscriber will, on or about The
vi first Saturday Of April, 1876, issue
the first number of a new weekly Journal
at Mississippi City, TO be devoted to the
advancement, Of the human race, generally,
in philanthropy, virtue, and mental and
moral prosperity; and the social, scientific,
physical. philosophical pecnniary and po.
litical prosperity Of that favored portion
Of humanity whose "lInes are cast in the
pleasant places of our seaboard, particu-
larly Terms, two dollars, in advance.
Subscriptions are respectfully solicited.
E. PERCY HOWE.
March 5, 1916
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

4
4 How ENGLAND OBTAINED IRELAND
The venerable John Quincy Adams, II
his abe speech 10 the House of Repre-.
seniailves, while Urging the validity Of
our title ~ Oregon said
"The Pope was in The custom of irving
away not only all barbarous countries,
with their inhabitants, but at times, civil.
zed countries loo. He delhroned soye.
relgns, laid their Kingdoms under ain in.
terdici, and accommodated them; and
all this was submitted TO. And the Go
yernment OF Great Britain at this 1ay
holds Ireland by no other title. Three
hundred years before the grant 10 Ferdi.
nand and Isabella, Pope Adrian gave it to
Henry II. Of England; and England holds
the Island under that title now, unless, in.
deed, she sets up another title by conquest;
but Ireland, if in form conquered, mas been
10 almost perpetual rebellion ever since
England has been obliged to re-conquer
her some half dozen times, and if she
means 10 do 1t again now, she mast begin
soon. The question has been raised whc-
Their Ireland shall be independent, and i'll
we get into war with England, it will be
a pretty serious matter for her to main
tain her ttle.''
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

The Rev. WIN. H. MILBuRN, Chaplain
y me House Of Representatives, man
possessing classical and finished educa-
aVn' ana an eloquent speaker, has been
Utmost totally blind iron infancy. Such
Examples, and they are not few, should
ar'le 70 the young men Of the present
usy' more ardent and vigorous pursuit
y knowledge renewed efforts 10 rise 10
s " and usefulness. Some Of the
s'sa'est men who have ever lived have
s N their eminence BY encountering
~ incredible obstacles, thus proving
" 90 difficulties IRE loo great 10 be
s 4 BY perseyering industry, and an
'@'Aserlng resolution. Bulletin
v. 4 LENcrHY PErrrros.-one Of The
(, fs' I, ct the Lady's Temperance Union
n M Legislature Of Pennsylvania ask
y w Y, ,nas LICENSES be submitted to vote
4 s " people, measured fi,y-two yards
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11


Bill charges that complainant some linn
IN the year 1897 contracted to convey tc
Joel Smith, deceased, the s. W. quarter
and W. half 8 b quarter Of section 81
township 81, range east, containing 24C
acres, and executed his bond to said smith
conditioned TO make title upon the pay.
ment Of the purchase money; and the said
Joel Smith executed his note payable lst
January, ls40, for the sum Of S2525 10
complainant; that defendants are The wi.
dow and heirs Of the said Joel that
IN 1888 he (complainant) endorsed and
transferred said note 10 one T. N. B. Moore,
and at The October term 1910 Of Carroll
Circuit Court, Judgment was obtained d.
gaInst said Smith on said noie, and on
failure Of said Smith to satisfy the same,
complainant as endorser was compelled %
discharge aud did discharge Il; that tbere
Is now no legal administrator Of the es-
tate Of said Smith; land that said purchase
money for said land has never been paid
Prays for process, &c. and that defen-
daDts. ms the heirs Of said Joel Smith. be
compelled 70 pay said purchase money, 81
IN default thereof, that they deliver said
bond TO complainantto be cancelled: ana
Tor general relief, &c.
VIM B. BOLE, Clerk.
coTHRAN & HOWARD, Sofia.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

STORM AT THE NORTH -SHIpwREcKs
-SIxrY LIVES LosT.-One of the se-
verest gales that has occurred at the North
Tor many years, commenced blowing on
Saturday night, the l4lh inst, from the
northeast, strewing the coast with wrecks.
Ten vessels are reported as wrecked, if
we include the packet ship Orleans, from
this city the fate of which is vet doubtful.
[N. 0. Bulletin.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

FN VIE undersigned announces 10 the
IA Fnblic thar BIO still continues at the
same stand N This place. He gives his
personal attention nj all times and work
IN bis line will be executed in as rood
manner and AZ as Iowprices Us any where
ia this section Of country. He has two
iorges IN operation, and is enabled to Ok.
ecute orders with expedition.
PL0UGIIS--I have now, and shoIl
keep on hand for sale lot IF superior new
Ploughs, Of different kinds.
T. s. ORDER.
Carrollton, January !, 1916 Az