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HARTFORD, March Il, 1876.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Telegraph Election Mat
fers-Napication- Weather

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Telegraph Election Mat
fers-Napigation- Weather
For the past two weeks, the Hartford market has
been glutted with concerts of all descriptons-lec-
lures, shows, etc, /" too numerous to MENTION"
The wires for the New York and Boston magne-
tic telegraph line, this day brought far this
city that by the arrival Of the next steamer look out
for news by the lightning line The station chosen in
this city, corner Of Main and Pearl streets very cen
trail and commodous The agent this city Charles
I. Bull, Esq, Is every way qualified to perform the
duties
Two weeks from Monday the 23d, our annual eIcc
ton for State officers and Legislature takes place There
is excitement a. yet concsrng IT, by either party
But apprehcnd tibet the wings will have all pretty
much their own way, because there is too much fight
log amongst the dearpeopleoving democracy for the
spoils for them to be successful Without har ony and
nnion no party can be victorious If the democrats had
nominated man from the people, such q man AZ Bill
linss, OF New London, ms cad Of q lawyer, a.
heretofore" they would have been more harmoni.
GUS and successful. The people are tired of being
lawyer ridden So to with the wings If they would con-
suit their own prosperity they will hereafter throw
overheard the lawyers for year. least instead Of
giving all their crumbs Of bread" to these Official ror.
mandizes.
Connecticut river 10 now open for navigation. The
stesnbos, Kosciusko from your CITY srrivsd bsrs this
forenoon about 10 o'clock The propeller Seneca or.
rived on Thursday. from your city Two three sail
vessels hsvs left wharves The rise In the river
consequent on our recent rains and the breaking up
the ce have been attended with disasters Whatever
The water In the has fallen several feet the past
three days
Weather is Like balny summer. Rosds are settled.
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=. EXTENSIVE FoRoERY.--A young merchant Of Gin.
einnan, named Hubert bliss, has been detected in
forgeres 70 the amount Of $1,000 He 10 said TO have
we,ny connexions and was the eve Of marriage to
asusater o. one Of the most opulsnt merchants of
oanoinnsu ne made two unsuccessful attempts TO
suicide, one before and another after his arrest
oy opsrinf blood vessels in his arm 5sAssre 1msv;.
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s feet TssT lao, feet on one aide and ss ss the other
- 800 -Four story brick house and LOT 80 James street,
- feet front les rear ss aide and s6A the other,
s. 900 Eleven acres In Of Yonkers Har-
lem Railroad, $50 per acre $3.50. Thirteen and half
acres in the town of Yonkers near Harlem Railroad,
with house and barn, 500 per acre, $50.
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Pnnsenxers Arrived.

:, LIERfo2L-ship Samuel Hicks-Mr Cockroft, MIR Ham
mond MIR Blu hsnen, and SO in the steerage.
soa ship Wsnnins,er7ss Paradise of Lon
hobe, Sargent and lady Of London Masters John Henry
pponei Wm Ery iges aud lady, Of New York; Thomas
bdg- leen Benan Arthur Resngham Of London FREE
oefeh vorsm =; Of Germany. and SO u steemge.
LIyEkPooL-Ship haiamazoo-Nr VIM M kinRs,lrd, Col
Cox, Dir Samuel M-rseresu, and 3si in steerage
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THIRD EDITION
PRIVATE II TREATISE.
nv mn RATpH

convenient means Of cure are stated the psinest poss
BILE 1.-THE used the authors practice
.eng given without reserve giving also clear and itha
description Of several innocent dsorde frequently mstake1
receptions Il well known Boosting class Of people,
Few aware and ysried q
0reenweh street. Price g. tSent By post usboandl
r Aware Of the OPINION general Of thee
who obude their skill upon the public (mutudes Of WHOM
are seen in almost every paper) tits considered dn
book claims especial confidence
Besides the authors rank Graduate q Edinbu se h
which has passed through several edidcns; Tea
tise Dyspepsiaon the Epidemic Cholera has
tmona letters from the eminent physicians Of EyoCe g
the most eminent in America, Sir Ashley Cooper d. M
winch most gratifying. has permission to rsfss g auo
physician OF the city. mr21 tusogST
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Schr aro Soue 20 days from Atrakapas with live oak
timber. Whiting Marsh.
Below,
ship. 4 bark and brig.
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LsvEapooL CLAsstvIcArrsp.

sALss o. RsAI RsrArs AT Avcrior. Two story brlck
front nouss and lot 70 Cherry street. ~ feet nj inehss
'front.' Isl - feet inches side and 70 t ~.
othsr With two story brick house 10 rear 1870 rou,
soy osok heuss and lot " James street, IL tset rvst
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No OOO Of l}onouhnn lieef Str,cfursa aeous

&hM REWAhD-Cross' Specific Mixture, Tor the cure
WOVO q 0ononhoa, Oeet structures and analogous
complain Of the organ Of generation Of all remedies Dis
covered Tor the above complaias this the certain
speedy and permanent whout the leas sette
uon Diet drink, change apple toa 70 busi
ness We give long quacksh 70 deceive
speak it. Oar object to notify where can . hsd and
the proprietor challenges single OF mt Eonor IA
BE- brought which toe mkt rapidly unde
forfeiture Of $500 This disease that unfortunately Per
NAL and single here presented with emedyby which
they themselves without the least exposure IN The
shortest time possible. -,
Fuftherthe disease be contracted IL dose Of the
MIXTURE en- AZ bed, when exposed.
PIT up bottles. with fall dire accompanying IT, at
a. One bottle asts week, which generally
cured IN two days For sale Charles H. hlng ios Boad
way cor Joha a. New York Mr. Barry, cor Chestnut and
ton st boston a CAaAl st. NJ Orleans, and % Maia stree
Cincpnuati. mn tm-mts
~ nv 20 II. HOE CO.,
n fvTs sna u Gold sezsse,
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NAV ORLEANS, March IA, 1916
The Morkets-Spiendid Fancy BaiL-Merican

The Markets-Spiendid Fancy Bail-Msrican
Nsrs-1hsatricais- English Ne,cs, &c.
We have at last received intelligence from your
busy city, Ave mails having arrived yesterday
Their failure does not appear to be satisfactorily ac-
counted for. AS you nay suppose, the non-arrival
Of the mail for six days In caused no little
excitement In the mercantile community and checked
business operations, particularly in cotton. The sales
have only averaged about 1850 bales per day since
my last, which has been mostly foreign account
and at the steady prices The arrivals have been
quite large Tuesday l6 600 bales arrived Tho
stock on hand 10 equal TO about 100 406 baesl OS0
be large No alteration has taken place in the sugar
moasss, asur or tobacco markets. Money appears to
splendid masked and fancy dress bali was rven at
the H. Charles Hotel the night Of the 18th instant by
the propretors Messrs Nudge and Wilson, to their lady
as ever attended-splendidy got up and admirably
connected Korponay was the master Of the csremo.
nies.
Mexican news here Is the constant topic Of CONVEX.
saton and fresh intelligence is looksd for with avdity
on the eve OF an evsnul crisis and shaken very
centre n the struggles OF different parties Santa Anna
s talked Of openly as the head Of on
another and the arrival Of some foreign prince to
py the throne is looked for by many 1t is the general
impression In Mexico however that the mass-the poo
pie can hear too plainly the futterng Of the and
stripes to submit TO such thing. They need but pa
trcs-a true. bold and devoted friend otlberty In whom
they rely, to point out to them tho road liberty
The last accounts 2ld February state that Mr. Slde
still Jalapa wi;a Mr. Parro and il was currently
reported that he would depart for Vera Cruz on
his way home.
The ksans close their engagement here tonight.
Miss Randolph, very pretty actress, and admired a.
much OF the stage has left the st. Charles Theatre
very suddenly Il ia said consequence of some insult
che received from the manager. There is good deal
OF stir about the matter out OF doors, and she is
immense favorite, should not be surprised il there
was row. II viii be difficult to fill her place. The
other house s on the OF closing, aad ought to be
closed The management DO not deserve the success
they have net with for contemplate course
than they have pursued towards tnia people cannot be
conceived.
The news by the Toronto arrived this morning, and
the Picayurs issued second edition containing II at
very early hour, beating all the other papers and
out.
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EXTRACT OF CUBEBS,|

THIS is tho ody and s6ectusl remedy fo
all sexual d.eases 1t in portable FORM and pleasant
potent remedies for those dis. the couesnsss
form. For sale wholesale and resaii, No Ann street.
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NO MERCURY OR O0PXIV1.

nR. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE KEMkUy.
- domestic prepsraon composed entirely Of o:ts-scI
to the taste Certain syphilsc eonpsiss IL Al thsit
wholesale aad retail BY O. FAY 0sasra Agent - ysse.i
street Lamp Store. saa Baildng sw rssE nsfsss
Drug OF Broad and ChAnos tate
3li Broadway, 6pns 6oweu corner O. ogse
street, Bowcrv OF - and lN Casa 81
Hudscn eosr Of SprSe street, Broadway II HeusDa|
street, IN Houson sfrrsti Division. Of ddse|
sire Ell M Mooros street. and st the conner
Adams and Futou Btooklyn rfee 81 NJ lm~n
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q he rA0iC MIXTURE DIR; Hopes Magic Mir uIs.
a. Ednburrh Specific, u the rage. ard why Bel
cause Ycso,,hs. Gls:u &c g mach more pss
hsrs ps capsules and infectious have failed Ii e ihe
most msdiclnes ch,meriea bat the result Of - y
sicsa. Poss Agent. lassrso Co eolsss &c "a. andI
NS Brosd way, and corner Bayard and OrnEs MI imer
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NO7l'ICE.

1VO VO0e :"
nR. VAN zANDT'S celebrated Health Restorative, Anti
" Dysp pic and AIti-Bl Calhartic Pills. sold at
box mr23 lm-m
FOR DENTISTS, DIAMOND PEN MAKERS. AND
0ALVANIC BATTERlES
DLATINA In plat. and wire Rhodium and Osmium. lridi
and Palladium constantly kept ON hand by the sub.
scrber who importer all the above articles and
always enabled sell than apy body
else The uoscbr extensive acquaintance and customers
for the above articles will please Ike notice. thar he does sell
altogether but not persOns who have
for the ias twelve months pa believe 70 some country
customers that supply them. All orders per mail, will re-
imml date attent On, by -
3src Liberty 81 doors rom William
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HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE.

HOUSElC AMI LII FUN SALE.
A PLEASANT country seat 10 the village Of Madi-
E: son. Morris county, New jersey. within few minutes
walk Of the beautiful residence Of VIM Gibbons, Esq.,
being about miles from New York 70
anu Jon VICE gay nv Gay 70 tne eai per ois anI Nv;
are Two Houses and Barn, with hnt well Of water
Good schools and churches the immediate vicinity The
located commanding position, overlooking
the whole villages and Of the desirable locations
pot which rence i convspen for person doing
i. T. THOMPSON.
IA lmSrc Monistown, NJ
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- QUARRY FOR SALE, OR TO LEASE-Situ-
@ ate on the Passaic river in North Bellevi!e formerly
e2 belonging Abraham Joralemon, Esq. Said quarry
has psn e.ten.,ve worked for Thirty years past and one
good order for working The consist Of dwell
house. barns hundred feet OF wharf, and
quarry separate If dssed For further pertlculars enquire
JOHN c. LLOYD
Belleville, Feb. 10, 1896. fig lmsmc
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WANTS situation a. Manager Of Cotton Mill, man
w Intimately acquainted with the various modes 81
iacunng WOOL both England and Ameriea be
by having charge q best cSnduc
ted United States Address j. T. this
Office. Jaly 1nisrc
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
w and Families obtain the full
w value all kinds Of .ugefsous effects they wish
dispose Of sneh Ladies' and 0entlemen Wearing Apparel
FIRE Arms, F9murs, &C. LEyI.sIyr, ass Broadwsy. up
obtain fair price by sendng for the subscriber Mrs T. LIZ
yrvsTyv NIB. line through the Post Oce will be prompt
~ attended 70. ma lm'rc
GEOROIA LUMBER co. Notes wanted !. y Isr cent
" discount, by d. PICK.
M 3msrc II Wall street.
LUNG BREED CANARlES.
Mr. HAsEtETTS entire Breeding Stock, 70 much ad-
Nl mired New Years Day They already mated snd
will BE- sold only in pairs Bird and the public are
RESPECTFULLY invited 10 call and examine them.
Also the nsas variety OF smgag Birds from different paris
Of the habtable oobo Fancy Pigeons Cages Gold Fish,
ca Tie Fishoone and bird seeds Of every Description livery
article for the Breeding Cage, &c For sale BY
- A. Rl-VE, John street.
NB-AIehss Bird Fancer, containing fuil for
breeding Canass ant the best method Of feeding birds in
gsaeral, for s-ls a. above.
English and Scotch Terriers for sale by
mia lm-rc A GRfEvE. John street.
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TO LET. IN HOBOKEN

STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.
- A HANDSOME COUNTRY EAT with few
anv pum2e Of acres that may be des,raoe Barns &C.
&C. attached the North shore Staten sl,nd from
ng tho river aud within tn walk Of Caston
teamtost Landing, mite Port Richmond, aud mile
I'd halffrom NeW Rusuton.
The property ~ the Of about 400 feet
tor uthcr particulars enquire of William aud John OBr
No. 80 Wall premises Of Mrs Jane Burger
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STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
WHICH will change grey hair its original color in few
have THAR hair changed before paying their money hum
bugs would this method there would be
color shade in few minutes Private for chang
ink. One trial will prove the fact
Sold Wholesale and retail and applied at No CHATHAM
lmxrh
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CUKE OF COINS,

CUhE OF OOhNS, !.
RUNlONs. TUMORs, EXcREsCENCEs, BAp NAILS
- &c.-No 40 Broadway, between howard and Grand
MRS. BERNARD. from Paris. his the honor Of inform
ing the public that she still practice the
time those disease to which the set sujec She
from their and painful location, without causing the
least pain possibility OF darger making the blood dow
The will occupy than four to i've
aud relief that thus treated
immed ey their shoes and walk without the least in
convenience.
Mrs has pracs.d her profession for several in Eu
rope IN this country has acquired gar skill and much
experience Facts attested by certificates
ho the celebrated ply scians OF New York Boston,
No i5s Broadway between Howard and Grand streets New
York. nal lmosre
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FOR SALE OR TO LET,
- A H,pdsome Cottage, and about five acres Of goot
ess Land laid in Meadow. situated Bax Dg Sta
- Road. and halt miles from the Railway n Jersey
depot Attached the fine garden with
celenr bed Of asparagus barn. stable, &c. The cetsge
and replete with convenencs 10! gentec
family. Apply 70 Mr.. GlRAUD. No. Whitehall street.
m20 lW%rc
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"a FOR SALE, OR TO LIE {, onth. reasonable
.:1 terms, three two-story Dwelling i.euses, in North
G2 Sixth between Sixth and Seventh sree. Williams;
redences beng finished in the best manner and applied
with spring and rain water in the Kitchen and coal vaults in
front, &C. Twothrds of the purchase may remain
ecured at Per cent Enquire on the gremi.es, Or Of
fl3 im@rrc 90 Wall street
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UsT PUBLISHED. Price 80 eens e the Beacon Once,
BEACON edited by Vie ContsntSpirit Of the Times;
sweasnbog.m with the Ai.soy Of i' Ecaets Tine With
from the Latin. work; Eleents Of Asronomy aud As
Economical Cad Ephsmers of the Planets for the 1875
For sale also variety Of Liberal Works sodsfc
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To LET OR FOR SALE,
- A MODEM BUILT COTTAGE. Stable and
Coach House attached with about of land
principal part Of which well stocked with fruit and
rass every thin five walk Of tbs house
between 10th ard llh For further nforna
WOODS, Harlem. mrl2 lmsrc
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
ABSTRACT OF ELL.

The complainant states that he is Exc
cutor Of the last will and testament Of Ma
Try Hurd, deceased, who died possessed of
certain property as separate estate; that
as such executor, he is deslrous of admin
istering the estate for the benefit Of the
distributes, the defendant being one; that
defendant has in her possession pretend
ed bond, signed by testatrix, but never de-
llyered by her TO defendant, which delft
threatens to collect from the estate in adj
dition to her legacy under the will; that
defendant has frequently acknowledged
that the lestatrix knew nothing Of her pos.
session of said bond; that the defendant
considered the said bond Of no validity,
and repeatedly urged tes,atrix 10 make
some provision for her, &c.
Prays that the defendant may be de-
creed 10 deliver up said bond to be cancel
led, and that defendant, and her attorneys,
assigns, endorsers, be enjoned from pro-
ceeding at law, or transferring, endorsing,
or delivering said bond TO any person other
than complainant.
WAUL, for Complint.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
The state OF Mississippi. !


Probate Court, January Term 1876.
To all persons interested in the real estate
Of WILLIAM PnERY, deceascd:--
XTOU are hereby notified 10 appear
N before our next Probate Court at n
term thereof 10 be holden at the court
house in said county, on the
Fourth Monday Of March A. d. 1916,
then and there to 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 sui-
6cient 10 pay the debts for which the said
William Peery stood hound al tho time Of
his death, to.wit:--The east half south
east quarter, northwest quarter OF south.
east quarter, southwest quarter Of south.
east quarter, southeast quarter Of north
west quarter, southwest quarter of north
west quarter, and west half northeast
quarter OF Section IL; and east half north.
east quarter, southwest quarter Of north
east quarter, and northwest quarter of
northeast quarter, Of Section l3; all in
OWhsh'p 10 raigo edee-uCcofuiug "
the petition Of Robert McNutt, surviving
administrator Of the estate Of William Pee.
ny, deceased.
Wiiaess, tho Hon. JouN r. GoLDiSe,
Judge of Probate Of said county,
the fourth Monday of January, 1916.
Issued the 4th day Of February, lS46.
THos N. DAVIS, Clerk.
February rs ll-5t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
Blackslaaithing.

THE undersigned announces to the
public that he still continues at the
same stand in this place. He gives his
personal attention at all times and work
in his line will be executed in as good
manner, and at as low prices as any where
in this section of country. He has two
forges in operation, and is enabled TO ex-
ecute orders with expedition.
PLOUGHS.-I have now, and shall
keep on hand for sale lot of superior new
Ploughs, of different kinds.
It. s. ORDER.
Carrollton, January l, 1916 4lf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
Administrators Notice.

n ETTERS of administration having
been granted to the undersigned
by The Probate Court OF Carroll county,
lat the March term 1916 thereby on
the estate of William NJ. Young, de-
ceased, all persons having claims against
said estate are notified to present them
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever bar
red. WILLIAM COTHRAN, Admir-
Of estate of VIM. NJ Young, decd.
March IL, 1916 l3-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
FAMILY GROCERY
AND
PROVISION STORE

PROVISION STORE.
nN hand, aud constantly receiving
~ u general assortment OF articles in
the above line, consisting off,
Loaf and br. Sugar; Coffee; Tea;
Molasses; Vinegar; Salt;
Eng, Goshen Cheese Rice Crackers;
Lard; Pickles, il Or a hf gal. jars;
Mackarcli Goldfish; Herring; Sardines
Powder; Shot; Lead;
Candles; Soap; Starch;
Best chewing and smoking Tobacco;
Cigars; Pipes; Snuff;
Candies, assorted; Raisins; Almonds;
Sallpetre; Copperas; Camphor;
Pepper; Pimento; Alspice; Ginger;
With variety Of other articles.
Dealing entirely on the CASH system,
the undersigned is enabled TO offer these
articles a, unusually low prices.
J. DURDlN.
February IS lO,f
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
SALE OF JUDGMENTS
for costs.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
CARROLL County.
In Carroll Circuit CoEri, 10 My term,
1916.
10y virtue OF orders made al the DC.
Id tober term, 1915, Of the honorable
The Circuit Cour, Of Carroll county, and
Of wriis to me directed, | will expose to
public sale, before the courthouse door in
the town Of Carrollion, within the time
prescribed by law, 10 the highest bidder
for cash, on the 9M day Of Nay Hsri, ali
the right, title and interest Of The plaintiffs
in and to the following named Judgments
rendered in said Court.
The sale to be made for The purpose Of
paying the costs in each case due 10 the
officers Of Cou,t, under an act entitled
"An act to ensure the collection Of Jury
tax fees, and for other purposes" apprey.
cd February "a, ls46.
Isaac Stone, use Of / Judgment S243 So,
b. b, White, dated Oct. 10 ls43,
rs. Cost $40 s7i.
Thomas Peasants.
Isaac Van IIoos Judgt $3.50 O3,
ps dated APPLE 1914.
Elijah Landlord. Cost, $40 25.
Newton d. Phelps use I Jud'gt SOL 80,
Of Reuben L. Kay, date Apl 10, 1874
IS, Cost $40 rs.
VIM. Billingsey.
Rob't 9. Munsfeld) Judg't $2,05s so,
IS. dated App IA, 1s45
William Beatty. Cost SIT %.
?. A. Hebrard & Co. ! Judgt $4l3 20,
IS. dated Apl Is, 1916
VIM. a. Smith and Cost $40 80.
James J. Gillespie.
Powell Hcarne q Coz Judg't $l9s rs
~. date Apl Is, 1916,
John Britnai. Cost All 40.
Hawkins e. Stansbury \ Judn'n. So3o 80
use Calvin W. How, date ADJ is, 1915
ps. Cost $40 SO.
Anthony Q. Breath.
Hillary 3. Vets Judg'isl45 50,
u.s. dated Apl Is, 1886
Anthony Q. Breath, Cos, Sl7 81.
James Saydam Judgment $732 Sc
ps. dated April 18th, 1915.
same. Cos, SIT 60.
Alex'rJ J. Townsendl Judg't sl52 SIS
Us. dated Oct. s, 1912.
Redick P. Stephens Cos, sci 4 81.
JAMES COLLINS, Sheriff.
February 8, 1916 9-ids
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
500 Reward!

STOLEN from the subscriber on the
- night of the 18th instant, two Mares
-one Of them dark sorrel, Is liz hands
high, blaze faced, and perhaps one white
foot, g years old; the other bright ches-
nut sorrel, Is hands high, 6 years DID,
The scamp who took them calls himself
Wiley O'Shiels, is about feet 10 inches
high, dark complexion and eyes, has scar
over one eye, fair spoken, about As years
old. ] will pay One Hundred Dollars for
the delivery of said O'Shiels to any Jail
in this State, together with such informa-
ton as will enable me TO get the mares.
Any information on the subject may be
addressed to the subscriber a, Mountain
Shoal, Spartanburg district, S. C.
WILLIAM A. YOUNG.
March 25 1927
o. The following papers in the State Of Mis-
sissipp will copy twice and forward hiils to
VIM. A. Young; Mississippian, Roformer. at
jackson; Wing, vicksburg; Mississippi Demo-
crat, Carrolten; and the Holly Springs paper.
CAnderson S. G. Gaz.