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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

EIIEt> % Adalai>sraua having
a teeu CREATED O. ta- undersigned ~
rhe Probate C1lrt q carr U ca4-rv. n
'h- SsnleUacr terra A. a. l>f5 ttersaE.
ga ,he estate 81 Wesley e., deceased,
aa PersraS b1slu- claims zEa5nsi sal es-
u,e are e-fety uafiiri ta arc-ent them
al'y auraeltIcl,ei u5tala se ylaac rreecri-
led y laN. Of ttrv ul. teF-rvsr barred.
ABNEG ELY. EEz'r
q sslr.s CT Wcz,,fs rs. .sr'L.
JrEe Do, l>{G 2i-6,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01
a rare chance for Gin
WTight> or Gabinct-nlakerS

HNHE undersigned, ln consequence 0i
declining health, oti-ss c. sale b-s
Ship. Tools. and large %, of Materials.
IN Carrl.inn. The shop IS a framel tul.5-
ing 30 = - feet. erected Or. auI vel
adapted. o. the purposes The tsr.s are
Of the very best quIty, and iB-,sie eve
" thing needed. with birmingham uf she
latest improvement. &r. have large
gulnliry OF materials en- haud. t1r E.u
and cabinet work, timber. paints. uiI~.
vaFuj>h. gia-piltes. screSs. Ac-.. Sc am
there l. now between ST0O AMI SIOlO
worth Of unfinished work ana orders iu
the shop The stand : one of tb- aes; Iu
this section so cluu,rv. ani offers rare
opportunity t1r 4 PeEsnUS g Psrsrls -esir-
ing location.
Unable T. give ;he business nv auca-
ti1n. | wall sell The shop. the entire stocb
and " good wall. = Al a bargain For terms
apply o. me personally, OF by letter al
! dressed % this place.
HENRY HAMILTON.
Carroll,ou. Nj. july !. 1916
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

: 70 a.i geE-au= laa~-e~.e4 f1 tbe e.
tate et i-~rra Ptr-1-. deceased,
especially tbe >N q1rr-eF vf se-u1a :,
rae \ bat oi q aalE Sc - earlcs e Sec
rs1u q, rlr VI halt ~ susst-F AMI y bali
NJ taI >A quarter s-rft.1 :. Ia srsga.ai1
~, range 3 casts tle Z saI NJ gszTtcr.
y hli " hsi Ne qar'--. ana \ bali
" bali - gelE-er C srrfl q u. t.sl-
ship "a. range = caSt. ID C1rr.. aui one
certala trart Ia lata.l~al ca4aty, (the
ulEl So eui combines at zh--a are Mt
SuasuI --lH 80 ere hereby H1fIii-s % ap
PEar lr-lre iae PFaaatc Coas al Carroll
c14asy, 90 rl1 ir,s Mollay ia JAS uexi.
% shcN cau~e ubs an order shall uoI be
made o. sel sa.i aai .ar che Fa-P1sc q
FaNtar tle tett- uf srll estate
PETERSON PERSON. Er'o-
~ &c E.3 - Jas- Pc-s1a, dss'G.
Nav Is 1916 22-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01
FOURTH or lilly.

o. We are requested II give notice
that the approaching Anniversary &C Ia
dependence viii Be celebrated a. Green
wood, on the Iazoo, and that n general
invitation l. extended 10 al. The bospi-
tally Of our nelghbars knows no bounds:
and iha>e who attend may Be assured 81
a festive dav.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

We almost daily meet, IN our exchanges,
with evidences of the error into which the
writer's of books on Mexico, and particu-
larlv our own countrymen, have fallen, in
speaking of the discipline, bravery and
physical capabilities of the Mexican sol
diery. These evidences, too, We're others
than those we already have of the manner
in which the Mexicans disputed the fields
of PaIo Alto and Resaca de la Palma re.
quired,- -come from persons whose letters
bear the impress of high intelligence
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01
Admini>IraIar,s Notice.

Es 1, III - n 49, "a Is. s.' s', Of
I.hu pl-1rIL. Ge-easel. b1vIuz beea
1r1atsl rr tae u1..er~5sucl ~ she Prsta'c
Csar, ~ Carroll co1n-y, 8; he Ilue terra
I>t6 Jhereot. so Fer>o1s havlaE Gains
azaiast sal1 estate are uaH6rs O. present
rhrm d4Ie aaIlrull-ase5 uaraIa the tine
pre-crt5ell tv IzE. 90 Iarv ufI o. E1rcFer
barred ~. T. PURNEI.I. 4E1-r.
-i,k <sll aaz-rrl. IL Jas PzrzrII. decd.
June lO.lsE6 @i-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

Administrator sale.

y u-ellFEre % an oE31- 81 tae Pra-
bate Curt ui ClrrU egafy. Iwig
sell. ca a cresst aF ta.rr.e "a .-.h. t..t..-.
the Courthouse ds1- Ia r--e rau-r ~ c.
ro..'oa- on che tr-F N1u@y. 1ta cav q
July next, the north tal vest baIT narlh-
~est quarter section q. aEl east h1.f south
east carter seellaa :. alz uurla taIf east
halt u'lta east quarter scrssra :. O. t1usa-
ship 81. range 1 .s.-belaa-iur :, ~.
estate " Wesley EIv. deceased.
ABNE2 ELY. zEzr
ss,a.sgf Wsziirg Els. sse'i
June ,. l>G6 25-5f
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01
&arrIr0

In C.octaw County, Mississippi, On
Thursday, the IG,h OF June, ty James Il.
Williams, Esq, Mr.. WINS Eazrlz.r, 60
Miss LOUISA HENN-NsEE.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FREnoNr.-Let-
ters have been received at the NAVY De-
partment from Monterey, bearing as late
date as April 18th,
The unwarranted attempt to drive Capt.
Fremont from the country has aireay been
alluded to in the newspapers After Ia
wing been ordered away by Don Jose
Castro, commandant general, Capt. F. ex-
pectng an attack, fortified himself about
twelve leagues distant from Monterey
Castro assembled about $50 men in front
of the entrenchment. After remaining
there three days, he concluded 10 treat,
when it was discovered that the party had
quitely gone off, leaving some old saddles
and trash which the Caiflrnians maunI-
fed into munitions of war.
Three hundred riflemen offered their
services to Capt. T. but they were declined.
The movement against Capt. Fremunt
seems 10 have been directed b. the cen
trail government of Mexico; but it IS not
believed that the people Of California en-
certained any I'LL will towards him. or would
willingly have done him harm. His own
conduct in the whole matter seems 10 have
been marked alike by courage aud dis
erection. We subjoin a copy Of letter
written by him to the American consul at
Monterey, when in expectation Of an at
tack. and received by the consul on the
evening of March 10. The captain re-
manned ia excellent health, and had gone
north:
MY DEAR SIR:-I this moment re-
ceived your letters, and without waiting
TO read them, acknowledge The receipt
which the courier requires instantly.
am making myself "a strong rs possible,
in the intention that if we are uniuSlly
attacked, we will fight 10 the extremity and
| refuse quarter, trusting to our country 10
avenge our death No one has reached
my camp; and from the heights, We are
able to see troops with the glass; mus.
tering at Saint Johns, and prep1riug can,
non. thank you for YOUR Kindness and
| good wishes, and would write more al
! length as to my intentions. did not fear
that my letter will be intercepted. We
have in nowise done wrong to the peopl,
or the authorities Of the country; aud IL vs.,
are hemmed in and assaulted, we will die
every man of US, under the fag of GU
country.
| GINarv, frr,1,,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01
Valuable Land for sale.

HNuE undersigned. Iivinc I3 mi.es
from CIrrHI.Jau, On the mad thence
a. Grenada, wishes o. -. i1w. scr cash,
l60 acres uf L1ni. trn which De- uaN ~
81 de- about - acres in cu'uyafiuu-tirs.
rate water, aud manv ether cHaseuIrnrcs
WA. HUMPHREY.
June -. lS4i 2~-1t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

TAKEN Up. ~ Everett Frr-esoa, teu
miles north Of Carrol.san. a trigas bss
mare Mule, I3 hands hish, 3 81 g wears
old. no marks 81 saddle ~ gear, uorks
we'll appraised a $3.50.
June ~. 1915 = s.
TAKEN UP. b. David BraWu, a bly mare,
or years OF. 10 maFks ~ lrau-s--
appraised az S25.00.
II. II. kUIBEoEsu, Rzzgrr-
June -. 1915 IS
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

have deemed II due, more to the country
| and the service, than TO my humble self
that should present them, and await the
wishes or the orders of the President
The Secretary of War, after showing
the Generals letter 10 the President re-.
Piled with severe, but dignied reproof.
and, as was unavoidable, informed him
that he would remain at Washinnton and
not assigned TO the command Of the army
against Mexico. General Scott immedi.
ately replied that he did not intend to re.
fer to the President in the offensive pas.
sage, but to several of the Presidents
friends in Congress; and stating that if the
pleasure ollhe President, he 'prelerred'' TO
be sent to the Rio Grande, but that, wheth
er there or in Washington, he was " equal.
Iy ready to do his duty in either position.
with all his zeal, and all his ability"
Mr.. Marcy replied in a short letter,
which, however, die. not contain a restor.
| alton TO the coveted command. Gen.
Scott then wrote a letter of further expla.
nations, and "claImed" the command.
whenever the President should be pleased
to assign him 10 IT, as due to his senior rank.
At this point the correspondence was clos
ed, and the matter dropped.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

RULES Of PRACTICE 30 tae CI-cal
Court OF the sixth Judicial Ds,sles-Pre-
pared by a Committee o. tie Far, ana ap-
proved IS Judge Ro7zGs.
Neatly printed in pamphlet, stitched and
eovered-price 50 cents. IWl.ve e1-5ss.
postage . cts..l iCr =.
Democrat efire, Carro-,1a, Iu'yI
ErCc.umbus Democrat please copy txicc,
aud forward acct.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

The last detachment of Tennessee in
fantry left New Orleans on the 10Th 70
the Rio Grande
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

Bonaparte used to plan campaign,
make all arrangements and issue all The
orders in single night. Gen. Scott has
been at work for some month or so on the
Ii hours a day rule, and has not yet per-
tected his plans, and thinks the first OF
October as soon as a force can be got to-
gether to march against Mexico. The
hero takes "hasty soups but Is hasly
about nothing else. Sentinel
Gen. Taylor's cannon will prove him TO
be the most efficient peace maker lie
has done more TO secure the permanent
peace of the country than the entlre one
hundred and seventy Unitarian clerical
professors against Texas, with the SPrink-
ing of Orthodox and Universallst; who
have been attempting their better qnalIfi-
cations to preach politics than religion
Hills Patriot.
The Telepranh is now finished from
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01
More RnIk Pork.

A LARGE s,ssk jast received, al
= for -ale laW tor cash. by
May 22G MCCONNELL \ EEe-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01
Very truly, yours.
-. C.. FREMONT.

"P. 81 am encamped on the top Of
the Sierra, at the headwaters of stream
which strikes the road TO Monterey, al the
house of d. Joaquin Gomez
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

MILITARY EXCERPTS FROM THE FRENCH
SodierShip. -Ceterus paribus, the best
solIier the regular. Soldiership Is an art;
an apprenticeship is necessary 10 obtain It's
rudiments.
Pardd0r-Armies are intended Tor
fghting-yet fighting is the simplest OF
the soldiers duties. A soldier that can
only fight is not a complete soldier. 4
mere fighting man" is term of reproach
or contempt.
GeneraL-The best general - also the
best soldier. To direct with cnnsummaie
ability the movements of great b,dleS, the
general should be better acquainted with
the duties of every individual composing
these bodies than the individual hlmseIf
AduancemeW.- For valor, good conduct
great success-shouId be a certainty, and
not thing of doubt or delay.
Rank-MiIitary rank is the reward OF
military service. Ability IS n-ver To be
presupposed; proof is required OF rs pos
session before the power is entrusted 10 is
exercise.
PromotiOa-In well governed military
nations preference is given TO. as II =
! clearly the right OF, the tried soldier over
the untried. Aristocratical preference, or
| political favOritism, is the bane of armies.
| Quick promotion. In active service ra-
| pid prom rilon are necessary to insure zeal
The pas de charge to higher ranks >h,uId
be like that upon an enemy, rapid Impetu
Gus brilliant. Hope deferred kills the
sou! oil soldIery. BOSt Post.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

YUCATAN.--The brig Delfna arrived
last evening from Campeachy, whence she
sailed on tue 9th inst. The brig Somsrs
arrived off that port on the 4th. The
Congress of Yucatan was still in Session,
and engaged in the discussion of the re-
cent propositions from Mexico for retain
ing Yucalan as a Mexican Depa rtment,
The object of the visit of the SOmsrs 10
that coast, it will be recollected, was. to
ascertain the feelings and intention of fu-
catan with reference to the war; and there
can be no doubt thai if the Congress be-
fore, hesitated about accepting the terms
of Mexico, the knowledge that they may
receive assistance, will at ouce determine
them to throw off the yoke. and seek the
friendship of the United States.
Bulletin.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

The Telegraph is now finished from
Washington TO New York.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01
Hess Pork.

ness FORK.
~ BBI.>- Mess PirS, J,lst received
per steamer Wave. 9n1 tar sale
low for cash bv
WHEELS & CRAWFORD.
June 10, 1876
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

1t was to command such larger army
that understood myself as likely to be
sent to the Mexican frontier, as it is al
rayS unjust to a junior General, who has
done well, and is supposed to be doing
well, to superseGe him. by General OF
higher rank, without sending with the lat.
ter, corresponding reinforcements. l
should esteem myself The unhappy instru
ment of rounding he honorable pride Of
the gallant and judicious Taylor. # order
ed to surUersede him under different ctr-
cuznstdRCeS.
However the foregoing suggestion (has,
thy thrown together) may be received
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01
300 Nacks Corn.

A PRIME asiIcle, and "a the bssi g
~ der, Just received a GFeen~ooi =
Nav 22tf MCCONNELL - BEo-
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tabiished in lsi0 and awarded the Medal Four FIRST
Premiums, aud Two Highest Honors by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re
spGctively, for the most beautiful coiOred Dagereo-
tlpeS and best apparatus eOer exhibited.
2O5 BALTIMORE ST., Baltimore, adjoining Camp
BELLS Jgwelry Store,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington city.
No. 25l broadway, New YORK.
rs Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Q5-PORTRAITs taken in any weather, i'll exquisite
style
03- Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fur
nlshed.
Any editor disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please do so. ol4-n