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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

Circuit Comt.-Judge Cation has
bern holding our court during the past
week, and has given the creates salisfac-
ton TO the bar. the sui,ors, and all
others, interested in the promp. and
faithful administration of justice. lie
has despatched business with great rapi-
dity, extending, at the same time, all the
indulgence in his power TO those having
business in court. We do no, wonder
that he is as popular as he is in his own
circuit.-tlc will cary with him the best
wishes of our community for his future
usefulness and prosperiiy.-Aiton Tel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05
THE OTTAWA FREE ADER.

war,-no pitched battles to be fought,
bu, The country 10 be laid waste, our
troops harrassed. and all supplies cut of.
The MeXicans are well skilled in this
mode Of warfare. II will, therefore, be
necessary for our government to organize
our forces in large bodies, and to advance
into Mexico without delay; otherwise
the war may be proiracsed for years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

The story about Mr.. Story, President Of the
Bank 81 Louisiana, Offering TO place $500, 600
at the disposal of the governor of that state as
sinews of war, is oil talk, he having refused
to loan the state 10000 The Canal Bank how
ever advanced the money cheerfuliy, iniimatng
that there was more there The Bank Of Mis-
souri,, on second thought, also agreed to loan the
state $4,000 withou. interest to equip the vol
luntcers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

MICHAEL DONALD will serve as Sher-
iff Of Grundy cgty II elected at the next August
election, and pgcs himself to discharge the du.
ties of the oaifo the best Of his ability, should
a majority OF voters favor him with their suf-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

The democrats Of the 9th or Galcna congrcs.
sional district. represented by Mr., Hoge, met in
convention at RockIsland on the &c land uom.
mated TnoMAs J. TURNER for congress, on the
Eoriy-Sr.nth ballot. The prominent candidates be.
fore the convention we believe were Mr.. Hoge
Mr.. Turner, and Thompson Campbell.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05
~ In of N, EL,ren,b IJo,,.

C,.n at tie Eleventh Hour
At the sf'a'ioh oil many friends have con-
scented 10 come candidate for the Office of
SHERIFfubject to the decision of the county
conventiY nave peeh resident OF LA Sale
county teen years. ana have never voted q
ybic tic. WM. McCoRMicK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

fremont House, Chirogp.-By the Democrat
we learn that Mr.. 4. johnson, formerly of the
City Hotel, Chicago, we'll and iavorably known
10 the ,ravelin; public, has become associated
with Mr.. Gurey Of the fremont House. Under
their join, management this already popular cs.
adjustment will possess new attractions To trav-
eIers, and will no. be surpassed 10y any in the
west
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

We are au,horizepo announce PATRICK
HANLY as candida until after the first Mon
day in Angus, next,r the Office Of Sheriff Of
La Sale county. ~ that he is candidate for
the nomination by democratic convention on
the 18th of Nav
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

Ohi0 is the name Of a city that is sprngns uP
at the mouth OF the Ohio river, on the Missouri
side. II is but a month old, and already some
twenty substantial buildings have been erected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

Ell Erpectador Of The 24'h ult., pub.
lished in the city Of Mexico, gives q dis.
crip,ion Of the kind Of war tho Mexican
government, proposes to cary on against
the United States. Ii is 10 be guerilla
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

Volunteers. following is the cnrolmcn,
Of troops ordered by the Executive in the sever
al states, and mastering eigh,y-si1 regiments
and half. II the companies are full, the force
will be equal to, and beyond, the fifty thousand
men ordered nv convress.-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05
SIleritlliy.

We are authorized tannouhce FRANCIS
GALLOWAY asa cslida,e for the office Of
Sheriff at the next Aulst election, subject to
the decision of the depcIatic county conveu-
ton, should one be hel
Ottawa, Jan. IS, IS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
AYRES as candidate for the Office Of County
Commissioner at the next August election, sub
jet to the decision of the democratic county
convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

s. Lisle Smnh, who left Chicago year ago To
make Philadelphis his permanent residence, has
Capo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

We are authori7 to announce CLEMENT
l.. LGKENS as independent candidate for
sheriff of La allpunty, at the August election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

We authorized to announce MATTHEW
DON DE as candidate for the Office Of Coun-
~ Ckl-'ionel a, the next August election,
salictf he decision of the democratic county
ron stQn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

We are authorized 10 announce THOMAS
LORlNG as candidate for the Office Of Coroner
at the next August election, subject to the decis-
ion of the county convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

Good" says Fuller in hisquaini way, might
have made better fruit than strawberry, but
he never did"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05
Singers /!

singers!
Mr.. II. NJ. HIooENs, teacher Of vocal music,
will meet Tho singers, and all others interested,
at the Mechanics Hall on tomorrow evening,
Saturday June 9th. |, is hoped there will DO .
general attendance
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-06-05

The proceedings Of the democratic convention
of Livingston county came too late to be inserted
in this weeks PAPER.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29
Very Important from Vera Cruz.

The brig Hope Howes arrived to-day
from Havana, having left that port on the
18th inst. The English steamer CLYDE
had arrived from Vera Cruz, with the 10.
telligence that Vera Cruz was under mar.
tial law, and that the American squadron
consisting of the frigates Cumberland, Ra-
ritan, and Potomac, OF so guns each: the
John Adams of 20, and The Somers of 10
guns; and the steamer Mississippi of 8,
and the Princeton of guns, would attack
the fort on the 10th. A Spanish vessel
had been ordered off, was fired at by the
Princeton, and then overhauled by the boats
of The steamers.
The Spanish frigate Christina, sloop OF
war Louisa Fernando, brigantine Habe-
nora, English frigate Endymion, sloop of
war, Rose, steamer Vesuvius, French brig
Mercure, and sloop Laperouse, were at
anchor at Sacrafcious.
Gen Paroles has obtained permission
from his Government to take command of
the Army, and Gen. Bravo will act as
President in his absence. The Mexican
Congress has granted Paroles all the
means asked for TO prosecute the war.
Gen. Aris:a was in Mexico.
An express had reached Vera Cruz on
the Goth June, stating that Valtamira, a
place one days journey from Tampico had
been taken.
Information had also been received that
the CALIFORNIA; had declared themselves
independent of Mexico.
Parades had demanded of Congress two
millions of dollars, to prosecute the war,
which no doubt would be granted.
The Government have issued orders to
have all valuabes removed from Vera Cruz
TO the interior towns of Jalapa and Oriza-
bea.
Gen. Rodriguez de Gala has been ap-
pointed to command at Vera Cruz IN the
place of Gen. Bravo.
The AlcaIda of Tampico had presented
Two thousand dollars towards Strengthening
the Qualifications.
Great depredaiions have been commit.
ted by the Camsnche and Lepan Indians
in the departments of Durango and Chi
huahua.
Gen. Gonzalez Archaic is at the head
Of an army on the route from Guadalaiar
for the Rio del Norte to whip Gen. Taylor.
~ o. Jef'n.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29

The revenue cutter McLane, Captain
Howard, which arrived on Saturday from
Boston, touched at Havana, and lett there
on the I'd inst. Her officers report that
Santa Anna had sold his establishment in
the vicinity of Havana, and that it was
generally believed that he and Almonte,
and ReJon, would embark for Vera Cruz,
either on The British brig of war Daring,
or the mail steamer. which was expected
to arrive from England on the 9th, with
the view Of heading his party and reinsta-
ting himself in power He is said TO have
declared that il he succeeds in his design,
ne will prosecute the war with the United
States vigorously. bulletin.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29
Late from the Seat of War.

We learn from the Matamoros RerciUe
of the 9Th inst. that the 7th regiment of
United States Infantry lett there on The 9th
for Camargo. Three companies went on
the steamer Big Hatchee, and the remain
der went by land.
On the 4th, as the steamer AID was pas
sing over the rope suspended across the
Rio Grande for the use of the ferry boats,
a large post to which it was attached on
the eastern bank broke, and fell upon Lieu
tenant Scilly, of Capt. Keene's company
of volunteers from the Parish of Carroll,
in this State, and corporal J. J. Mervin
of Capt. Graham's company OF Rapides
volunteers. Corporal Mervin was killed
instantly, and Lieut.. SciIIy was severely
bruised, but was doing well.
A correspondent writing on the Sth says,
the water of the Rio Grande was higher
than the inhabitants. of the country had
known it TO be for eighteen years, and the
large bar formed at the mouth of the river
by the late gales, had been so far washed
away as to leave six feet of water.
The American Flag has been furnished
by Mr.. De Grey, gentlemen who recent
ly passed through chihuahua, Monterey
and SalIlllo, with interesting intelligence
from those places. He. left Chihuahua
about the 7th ult.
He states that the first intelligence he
received of the battles of the 9Th and 9th
May, was at Montclova, owing to the de-
sert country through which he passed. At
no ha nrfn
apathy prevailing in regard to the war
Six hundred men had volunteered at that
place for the Rio Grande, but he was in
formed that they mutlnied and left 10 the
number oil five hundred Immediately after
being advised of the result of the late bat
ties. The same spirit seemed to prevail
throughout the whole country over which
he travelled He heard no opinion express
ed favorable to joining the army and car
rying on the war A detachment of the
army three or four hundred strong, was al
Linares, in miserable condition. Ca
males was a few miles above Reynoso
with l25 men. A passport was given &c
Mr.. DeGrey by Carbajal under which he
received no molestatlon.
Mr.. DeGrey also states that some o
Capt. McCullough's Rangers whilst gu
on scout in the vicinity of Reynoso, sue
ceeded in capturing three of the party wht
were engaged in the Rodges massacre, OF
The Sal Colorado, some two months ago
One of the the three managed to escape
but the other two were safe keeping a
Reynoso, from whence they will be sent Il
Gen. Taylor the irts opportunity.
~. o. Bulletin.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29
q rare chance for Gin
WrightS or Cabinet-makerS.

"HE undersigned, Ia Consequence q
declining health. Offers for sale H.
Shop. Tools, and large lot Of Materials,
in CarrolIton. The shop : Framed build
ing 30 KS feet, erected tor, and vel
adapted to the purposes. The toois are
of the very best quality, and include eve
~ thing needed. with turning-lagh Of The
latest improvement, &c- | have q large
quantity of materials on hand. for I'm
and cabinet work, timber, paints, els.
varniSh, gin-plateS, screws, &s-, &c and
there is now between S7O0 and $1,000
worth of unfinished work and orders IN
the shop. The stand IS one Of the bes; 10
this section Of country, and offers 4 rare
opportunity for a persons Or Persons cesir-
ing location.
Unable to give The business nv at.en-
ton, | viii sell the shop, the entire stock
and " good will, = Al bargain For terms,
apply TO me personally, O BY letter a.
dressed TO this place
HENRY HAMILTON.
CarrolI,on, Mi. Jnls I, 1876
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29

Probsss Cesrt, jay Ton. 1916.
To al Persons Interested in The t,ss. "a
tenements e HAKnF woaroN. sr-Fs
ESPECIALLY ths Saafheaxs r-.,-..-
Lx e scasheast quarter snd narrh....
quarter e southeast quarter al Scion
thlrty-i0ur, and ~est half soalk9sSt auar.sr
q Section thirty lse, sswusai7 alEcseea.
range thrse eazls southeast quarters 81 no-ta.-
~es' quarter, northeast ga2F.sr of no-sh-
~eSi quarter, an West haK ~ ps-rbwrx,
quarter IT Secisua t~o. t32nshss ss-hfeep.
range / casts alSo. oue uassfsHiss h.lf -
crest ~ Tie east half 0f Eorshwest crarssr
and northwest quarter e Southw~~f -
ter, ed Ness haif q nsrsheaxs -
ter, and southwest quarter Of aorshue,.
quarter Ct >ccilaa thirty-uae. sswnskis
nineieen, range four eass. Js3a,h Wes-
ton, AFitmissa Wocs1n. Calvet Wos.,
Noses NcCloa. ana Ezaheih Woes,,
legatees ana heirs of saia Hardy w..
having ned their pst12u "a ms cog-r- ~
~h'eh u appears thai ID ~oul3 be - To- "a
terest Of sad Beutluuess b seH 80 -
the shertH oi sad cauagy : hereby coEs-
1e1e4 ~ hoi4lt AZ FeFSo1s tateFesf C 10
sad lands and teHcmcnts. that Al the So
tember tern next e the PruAzts Ca11rt "a
SAD county, the Pelitsoners AL al ala
court 90 make al gr.ser d, 81 So t.-s
and thai saii shefiT sve-sse - -ft,ts,-
by causing The sane a. u. ~ "a 50 -
successive week p The ssiaziizgi14 and
NississiPPi Dfzaer=t an tlat ~ uake
de return bow and n shag manner lie
has executed the SaMlc
Nlness, the Hon- JArtEs : JeffNz,,s
Judge q the PROBATE Cart ol sasa
r, = county, she hrSs Moa5ay IN Jaw,
4. u. l>46, and she Scal OF sasa
court
Issued he sth cav Of Juiv. 1876.
SAMUEL HART, Clerk.
Iuiy j., l>4& Sl-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29

IN pursuance of decretal order of The
Probate Court Of Carroll county, made
at The July Term, 1876, thereof, /, a the
executor Of the last will and testament Of
Joseph Person, deed. will proceed % sell
on a credit of twelve months. at the CouIs
house door in the town Of Coffeeville, the
undivided half interest of the estate q said
deceased. in and to the following land.
lying IN the county of Yalabusha, to-wlt:
the east half of south east quarter and north
half of west half of south east quarter and
north half of east half If south west quar-
ter and west half of north east quarter and
east half of north west quarter OF section
thirty-6ve, township twenty-lwo, range
four east; and al the Court house IN the
town of CarrolltOn, on the first Monday IN
September nex:, the whole of the south
west quarter of section five and south hall
of east halt of south east quarter Of sec
ton six; west half Of north west quarter O.
section eight, township twenty one, range
three east; the east half Of north east quar-
ter and north half o. west half Of north
east quarter and north halt Of west half Of
south east quarter OF section twelve, town
ship iwenty-one, range two east the west
half OF north west quarter and north hall 1t
west hall of south west quarter o. section
eighteen and east half OF north west quar-
ter and south halt OF west half OF south
west quarter of section nineteen and east
half OF north west quarter Ot section thirty,
township twenly-one, range three east;
also, the undivided halt interest OF Joseph
Person, IN and to the east halt Of south
east quarter and north half Of west half
OF south east quarter Of section twenty-five,
township twenty-one, range three east
The purchasers viii be required 10 gvie
bond and good security
PETERSON PERSON, Err
ofthe last lriH and tsstameRef
Joseph Pers0a, DEED
July %, 1916. 52-3t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29

p ANSOM LOGAN left this Stale in
e the year 1887, and went to The
State of Alabama to speculate in land
and negroes. | received letters from him
from Portland, Alabama, until 1870
have understood since be lived in No.
bile, and was in the habit of going on the
steamboats, on the Tombigby river in
1871. He has left a wife and four dis
tressed children. His friends and myself
wish to know his future destiny. II any
person knows where r. Logan is, they will
confer favor by writing TO Camden So.
Ca, to Maria E. Logan.
[ wish this advertisement published in
every paper in the State Miss for three
months, and accounts sent to
MARIA Z. LOGAN.
Camden, s. c., July, 1916. 33-3m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29
MISSISSIPPI REGrMErr.-This fine body
IN. o. Bulletin

MISSISSIPPI This fine body
of volunteers is now encamped on the bat
tie ground under the command of 1t. Col.
McClung The Colonel Hon. Jefferson
Davis, NJ. CO. may be expected in few
days. The regiment is composed almost
entirely of young men-the flower and
promise of the State--the sons Of men
who thirty one years ago distinguished
themselves on the very ground where their
tents are now pitched. N. q. JET.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29

IN Pursuance - ! Gacrelal sr1er q -
Prostate Court e CaFroll oszasy' 49,
~ the Jsly Term. ISIS. thS-csi, - =
Ger Eor Sals 70 he higAess essasF' :. =
CsaFt hoase daor - Carro@.saa- 90 AoA-
CAV, the 2&sA Say Ct Assuzs SEX .
credlt Il oae an1 TO years, 10 - ! - =
tracts e lad. b<Aoa<snx = 10 sssa1e :
Jacob Miller. deceased. tor ne f-iFS'se =
making ezsgFIt1sssa aaaaasss = SC - -
Slsgrsbgtses 81 sal3 dcce&sc4r to-zA = =
e.st ALL 4 noxth s2st g4arser, go =
81 norsh wesg gsarter. so1sa cas- So
Ter an noTtA ~est saarssF = SO -
quarter Of sSctsaa sassSa- aa@ 49, =
carter 81 nafth cas- ssaEtSs : -
i.,.g,,eea IA taansAip aisssses- F-a.s 80
go. Sasl ha1 ~ = 40 : = Z - =.
~ AL s,sAsy acres PsrsAsseF - >
!, s,.sre.l - xsse Sad aad 49, sSesF'es-
SAMUEL HIATT, Co.
Jalv -, Isle.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29

TAKEN UP BY Hector MNeal, living
IL miles north east Of Csrrolloa, one cav
horse, SIX or seven years old, seventeen
hands high, both hind feet white APPrais-
ed TO sos 90.
L. I. KIMBROUGH, RGzgsr.
July %, 1916 IS
or Persons posting estrays are hereby
notified not 10 deliver them up ualeSS The
Rangers certificate thar they have been
legally proven aWay and eosts paid, i pro-
acknowledgements they viii be heL resPoa-
sible for the costs.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29
M aSOniC N0fiCe.

THERE will be a meeting of The Car
Il rollton Royal Arch Chapter, No. T.
on the lst Monday, being the Sd day Of
August next, at l O'Clock, P. NJ.
BY order of fhe high Priest.
VIM. P. BOLE, Sec.
July %, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29
A arrfRn

At the residence of Capt Jno. H. Will
son, on the 23d, by the Rev. A S. Bailey,
Mr.. JOHN HARVEY, TO Miss URETHA
sHAMBURGER, granddaughter of Capt. VIII
son, all of this county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29
The State OF ni,,i,>inni. ]

N4&MaE-& Aa@NNAH-
To To >ier--T gf sziI CaEzsy-GEEEr-ss..:
7" HEREAS, William Benu~u. a.
Wv mlnlslraGoF q the estate "a WI
liam Ferguson, deceased. h2s 6.e5 6 pe-
I5uoa n tbs eQuEt, PrayIag an or5er ID sell
the ios.owGus laut, to-~ts West h.lf al
southeast gaa=.sE, and szsg bali 81 soa.h-
vest quarter aa3 northwest quarter of
northeast quarter q Secaoa seventeen.
township SeveHEeen. FaR-e 6ozr east: BE-
loostng 10 the eSlate e Nllsz Fersusoa.
deceased or - mgch thercafzs al nav ne
cebss % sid deceased. yo1 are therefore
hereby conma1le3 - cite Jcha FcrE4s,u.
Greea FeFS1Ssa, Na.Iala Fer-asca. NJ
nersa Fergasoe. NaIAznlel FersasszsI gsSe
Fsrsusoa and James Fersusaa. bclrs aaa
distributes Of sid william FerEasoa. De-
ceased. snd al o1aer p<rsozs lz.ercsse1 n
sa9 land, - appear ees1-e The Pr0bzse
C0art 81 sid coa2-y. Ca the Is Maz3av
IN September next, . Flead. Enswcr. Ct
dem4r. - The alaeSassaas a SAD pegisf1a.
and thar yo2 execate this cisaaan ~ psf
Sng up the sane ~ 3 or EsaEe pabl.c places
IN Carroll eouuty, an esasiax the sane %
be pubii>he2 IA re MlSxisrf-as Trzr--zt.
pa a>hcd az Carrgttoa. Tor Ihe saarc q
thirty DAYS, aul that sca make dze resaIa
% the SEPTEMBER term aeXt ct this co1rt.
hox sad In shat un1uaer voa have execa-
TED lais Writ.
Witness tie Iaa- JAy-Es : J1zNScx.
Judge af Praea1s - SAD cozaFy,
T. : the orzs Naa1ay n Ja'y. 4 D.
1876, and tie seai q $40 coart-
Issued he Gan dav q Jaiy. 1875
SAMUEL HART. CIcrE-
July l., lSt6. as,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29

RULES OF PRACTICE in The Circuit
Court of The Sixth Judicial Dsuies-Pre-
pared by Committee OF me Bar, and aP-
proved BY Judge ROSEEs.
Neatly printed in pamphlet, stitched an1
coVered-priee 80 cents. Twelve eoPles,
postage "a cts..l for ..
DsmOcrGf eeScs, Carrollton, Juiy
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29

Mr.. BUCHANAN.-Tbe Washington cor
respondent of the Louisville Democrat,
mas the following remarks respecting Mr..
buchanan and his future Whereabouts;
Buchanan, it is now certain, will re-
slgn' but no one can divine his successor.
lie has not spirit enough for the political
world; he IS man of superior attain.
ments, but is too fat for action-and there
is too much cold iron about him, to assimi-
late his feelings TO the wants of the whole
Union. He is talked of Tor the bench
There he will go-my word for that. All
fat, intellectual lawyers make good Judges
because there is strong natural tendency
of the heads antpodes 10 gravitate in the
arm chair. They can never think on their
legs. Buchanan, ii he is the sensible
man, suppose him TO be, must see this,
and all the advice | can give him are the
words of Davy Crockett, BE always sure
you're right, then go ahead" Good bye,
Judge"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29

DEATH OF CAPT. PAGE.-The Missouri
Reporter of the 18th, announces the death
of Capt. Page, who it will be remember
ed was so dreadfully wounded by having
the lower part of his face shot away in the
battle of Resaca de la Palma. He died
on board the steamer Missouri, on the 18th.
while on his way with his wife and family
to ST. Louis. Sentinel.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29

Called J. McNulty, former Clerk of the
United States House of Representatives,
a private in the Young Guards of Mount
Vernon, Ohio, died on board the steam
boat Alhambra, on the ] 9th inst. His re-
mains were buried with military honors
at Helena, Ark. Vtcks. wig.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29
Barbecue and FTsh-fry.

HNHE public are invited to a barbecue
! and fish-fry, to be given in the town
OF Letiore, on the Yazoo river, on the l4th
and 18th of August. The road ha~ been
improved SO as TO render il smooth and
pleasant for carriages of any kind.
GREENWOOD LEFLORE.
July 30, 1876. 33-2t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-29

Colonel Mcintosh This wounds much
improved) and his son, arrived in New
Orleans on Wednesday last. on their way
north. Co~r,