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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

special petition 10 behalf Of the party ag-
grisved, was tempted TO hint, that the Prin.
cess OIga, favori,e daugh,er Of the Czat's
took great interest 10 tho success Of the Pc.
s,ion. Tho imprudence had vel, 80" cos cos
him his place, and noIhir;y, sa..u u "o,,' .a,
w LIZ soas ,".SSs ssrvicesj and indulgcn, considi
..sslions Of crring human weakness He
l was furigsen,s ,sand dismissed with the admo.
milton, that, although The Emperor loved his
children as much Ms father ceuld love
them, he never allowed them, or amy Of the
? family, simply as such, TO interfere with the
administration Of justice.
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HOW 1T WORKS ELSEWHERE.

The Commissioners Of Hancock, desirous
Of be coming popular at the least cost, and
impartial with The least justice, concluded to
order that the County Receipts and Expond-
lures TO be published in tho Herald, Wing,
and Courier, Democrat; but iIso ordered
that each publish for half price. Bolh pa
pers refused, and on enquiry why il was no,
published, in stating the facts, under the
head of"Liileness Exposed" Mr.. Coffin
berry, the Wing Editor, has the following,
which we commend to the attention of eur
Auditor:
We considered the order Of tho Commis-
sioners, which required us to publish for
half price or not nj all, an &C, Of gross in
justice 10 the Wing paper oi the county, and
we are glad to know that it is So CEN
sided by others less interested.
Ifthe Commissioners wish to establish q
county brokers' Office fer the purpose Of
shaving printers. and building up monu-
ment 10 celebrate their economical admins.
tr alton Of the county affairs, they must se-
lect another subject. We may be compelled
to stand The shave, but we uou't carry bnck
to build the monument.
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odses Democrats fail success
This we have The Democrats generally throughput tho
ced complete ticket by decisive
with Icket printed al e hu
Office whg for Sheriff. John Defenbaughs Inserted IN
that found their the ballet
ong weeks back create DIVISION
failed and find that the second sober
against and their schemes intrigue and deception
following tho official raium
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

H-Col. Doniphan is defending the war
with spirit, in various parts of Missouri
AT Independence lately hejustifed the au-
nexation of Texas. the war, &c, and was
severe in his anmadvsrsions upen those
wings who, like Corwin, are ever ready to
denounce their own conutry, with or without
cause.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

MORTALITY IN THE I'd REcT--Dr. Tre-
witt. ia a letter 10 the Editor of the States
man, states that the mortality in this Regi.
mentwhle in service, was as follows: Deaths
frem natural causes, IS; killed in battle,
drowned, &C., ID; making in all 60 Deaths
This does not sustain the whig statements
about the sickness and death among the
volunteers.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

or The Ohio State Journsl says that
Tom. Corwin 10 not m aspirant for tho
Presidency. We should suppose not. No
man taking the course which he has taken
can ever reach that elevated position, what.
ever may be his aspirations.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

or We have received the frs. number
Of the Weekly Cincinnati Signal, by J. w.
Taylor. 1t is large and we'll filed sheet,
edited with ability, and is independent in pol
itics, in The right sense. 1t is we'll worthy
of an extended circulation.
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10. leA1.

By THE DEM. STATE CoNvESrIos, 8rH JAN. 1916,
Rssolued, That the Democracy Of Ohio are op
posed to all paper currency. and are resolved 90
RETURN TO TuE coNsrlrUrIeNAL CURRENCY or GOLD
AND SILVER.
Resolved, That the Democracy Of Ohio are OPP
posed to all chartered and special privileges, as
des,ruetivs 30 equality and hostile 10 free inst-
tutons, and from henceforth and farerer declare
against them uRcoMPRoMIslNs nosTlLiTY
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

0L The suit instituted in Licking county
against Mr. Yontz late superintendent ofthe
National Road, has been put off. for the third
time. The authors ofthe Rascality Report
are very unwilling that their statements
should be submitted to the investigation Of a
legal tribunal.
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From THE ARMY.-By our last papers we

From THE AnMY.-By our last papers we
have no later news from Mexico. A gentle
man brought report TO the village, 10 the
effect that Gen. Scott had found il necessary
10 retire from The city of Mexico, and had
returned to The heights outside of the city,
from which he was bOmburding it, preferring
from this position TO reduce il. Also
that Puebla had fallen into the pJsse ssion Of
the Mexicans--ihe Americans Icing driven
out; andthat Gen. Lane, on his way from
Vera Cruz had been surrounded by Guerillas
and compelled to fortfy himself in position,
from whic h, at the last advices, he had been
unable TO move. 1t was added that Gems.
Worth and Smith were both dead. This in
formation was stated to come by the way oi
Dayton. 1t may be true, but we cannot help
do ubtng IFS authenticity.
II useless TO speculate upon rumor un-
confirmed; but we hope that, truo or false
measures will be taken TO place a larger
force in Mexico, TO dissipate the apprehen
sions now entertained for the safety of ou
gallant soldiers in their present pcrilous sit.
uation.
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0y The Statesman says that whole dem
ccratic ticket is defeated in franklin coun-
ty. Nothing better could be expected in
that region.
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W II must have proved damper 10
those Wing presses who had vouchad for
Gen. Tsylot's being "every inch a Whig,"
when his letter TO Edward Delony appeared,
which said as plain as language could, that
I,e did not know himself whatpart he be-
longed 10.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

Mary Runkee has been sentenced at
Utica, N. Y, to be hung on the 9th OF Octo-
Der. for tho murder Of her husband
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

The Hon. John Mclean has been nomin-
a.ed for President by tho Wl'igs Of Detroit
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or Subr Scot,'s majority in the district,
for Senator, is not less than 5000; and N.
NJ Lands is elected Representative without
any regular opposition.
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GLORIOUS NEWS FROM MARYLAND \ GEORGIA
THE WAR SUSTAINED.

MORE DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES
Governors States claimed by the wings
Maryland which claimed by tho Wings Wh State has 1000 majority
for Thomasth
The New York Tribune Ws admits that the Baltimore District Mclean has
Kennedy for mjy In this District the question
decidedly the the Kennedy the abe wbg
defeated the entirely political
Telegraph the Ohio Statesman that the Democrats have carried
Congressional degaas Mess MLane and and that the wings
carrying Chapman Crd, Evans and Roman
The Legislature whg asieretodre. .l ..., la.
The Tgpc dispatches Of the Ohio satcman state that GEORGIA HAS
ALSO ELECTED DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR. No particulars given
Democratic Governors. "A
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R. MCncken Jennings Tp,
Those marked thus Wings -
that the majority for SABnT AD
RERr DouGLAs
the wings vigorously directed ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
To o. ticket there opposition.
Allen Democracy licked monge ticket
their County awfuly n .-st
The mjonties informed, follows:
ForS Senator, Scott, majority about 54s -s5
ForR Representative Elliot, about 450
70
Auditor Richardson, Demy 0sl
G. w. Andrews boiler and mongel, 403
Richardson's
following Boilers Ticket
For Representative CEoRsE w. HuIBRooK;
w Andrews Treasurer Thomas D Sheriff. John Kel
Edmund Linn Commissioner Samuel By Pros Attorney
AL Surveyor, james H Daniels
This ticket wo headd fu composed and devady beaten Richard
than George Wngon Andrews whole
County His popularity his modesy sadly The balance
the regular
majority
Skinner Senator The Senatorial Csnven
could against Democracy of Al notwithstanding his pledges
and his violent Democracy Section Ten Ths believes
however, new for him.
gu Fthe Democracy throughout the State have done
as well proportion, the rule Of wNggery is cut short
gentleman Toledo informs that
had been between
and hundred spnk whig, for the Legislature.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-26

cess to this British Proclamation, and borrowed
even It's particular phrases. As objects of COMPARE
son, and remarkable condolences, for example take
the following passages from each:
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-26

The British Proclamation.
We COME, therefore, inha-
bitants OF Zealand. not as en-
emies, but in self-defence, to
prevent those who have SO long
disturbed the peace Of Eu-
rope, &c.
The persons Of all those
who remain at home and do
not take a hostile part, will
be held sacred.
Property will be protected
and preserved, and the most
severe discipline will be en-
forced.
Every article of supply fur
nished or brought to market
will be paid for at a fair and
settled price, &c.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11

The late Gen. Root was very ready
witted. Being at dinner with a militia
captain, the captain was very unexpected
ly called on for a sentiment. He began ::
"The Militia of the United States
May they never want, and-and-"
Here he stuck, and the glorious expec-
fancy OF The company was on the point OF
being disappointed when Gen. Root whis-
pered in his ear--' And may they never
be wanted!'
Quick as thought, the Captain took the
words up, and with an air OF unconscious
triumph, repeated the sentiment:
"The Militia OF the United States
May they never want and never be want
ed!',
The applause which followed proved that
the Captain had achieved immortality.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
New Orleans Type Foundry
AND PRINTERS DEPOT.

TIME undersigned beg leave 10 an
nounce to Publishers and Printers,
that they have established n cnmplate and
extensive Type Foundry in This city.
The Book Letter Of this Foundry was
cut TO order by workmen of long expert
ence, and as no expense was spared TO OBJ
tain the handsomest faces, and to perfect
it in every respect, we will venture to say
it will be found as handsome, if not The
handsomest in the United States. We
have also very handsome assortment of
Flowers and Job Letter of the latest style
TO which we would call the attention of
Printers before purchasing elsewhere. -
All articles manufactured by Us will be of
material equal, if not superior to any
manufactured at the North and as we
shall furnish Type at New York prices,
we trust to meet with encouragement.
We are now prepared to manufacture
Brass Rule, and to execute orders for Type
of any magnitude, with promptness. We
would also particularly call the attention
of Printers TO Our Leads, having an entire
new set OF Mouds, by which we are ena.
bled 10 furnish perfect article. We are
also Agents for the sale of the Napier,
Washington and Smith Presses, which. to-
gether with ChdseS, Cases. Composing
Sticks, Furniture, Ink, and every other ar.
ticle in the Printing business, will be kept
on hand, and furnished at Manufacturers
prices.
OF The proprietors of newspapers who
will publish this advertisement six months,
and send paper TO our office weekly, will
be paid for the advertisement by purcha-
sing six times the amount of advertising
bill in Type.
GREEN & CO., IL Canal ST. Row
May IL, lS47. 23-6m.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
Guardians notice

W all persons interested IN the real
u estate belonging to the heirs of
Stephen Lee, deceased, especially IN the
south west quarter of section No. 20, OF
township of range 2 west:
Take Nolice-that at the October term
next of the Probate Court of Carroll coun.
ty, on the first Monday in said month,
will apply for an order to sell said land TO
promote the interest of the minor heirs OF
said decedent
JESSE PITMAN, G'dn
Of Mary A. and VIM. s. Lee.
August IL, lS47 35-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
I'D. HANSBROUGH Il co.
AUCTTONEERS,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WASHINGTON ST., Vicksbmg, Miss.
Nv GUILD respectfully inform Con.
w signees that, in order TO make
them perfectly secure against fire, we have
leased A Large Brick Fire Proof Store,
and respectfully solicit a continuance OF
The liberal patronage which our friends
have been pleased to favor us heretofore.
We sell on commission al private sale,
or at public Auction, Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Stationery, Fur
nitue, Groceries. Liquors, and Produce
of all kinds. OF Attending strictly to
all agencies entrusted to our care.
For promp,ness and fidelity, we refer to
the principal Merchants of Vicksburg -
Also, TO Stockman & fainter, Nalchez !;
Thomas B. Wilson, New Orleans; b. F.
Pratt, Boston, Mass; Daniel Creth, Phil
adeIphia, Pa; Thomas M'Culloch, CIarks-
vile, Tenn. Gen. ]. F. Harrington, Men,
phis, Tenn, and Gen. William Conner,
WOodvile. Tenn.
March II, 1S47. l4-l2m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
The State Of MissIssipDi.)

Ehe state of MissIssippi,l
CARROLL COUNTY.
In Circuit Court, May term, A. ID. ls47.
10th May, lS47,
Gilbreaih F. NeillO
and VIM. Cothran Attachment, for the
Is. sum cfsl2I sc.
TNilS day came the plaintiffs by at.
u torney, and it appearing TO the ga.
uslactlon OF the court that the attachment
IN this case has been returned executed
by summoning Joseph w. Ferguson as a
garnishee-
1t is ordered by the Court, that unless
said defendant appear at our next Circuit
Court to be holden in and for said county,
at the court house in the town of Carroll
ton, on the Second Monday of Novem-
Der next, and plead, answer or demur to
said attachment, judgment by default will
be rendered against him, and the garnishee
called on TO answer.
1t is further ordered by the Court, that
a copy of this order be published in the
Mississippi Democrat, newspaper pub
lished in the town of CarrolIton, for four
successive weeks.
A true copy from the minutes:
r. A. SEWARD, Clerk.
July %, lS47 -4t33
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
NEW GOODS.

JUST RECEIVED AT THE CHEAP STORE OF
r. #. JOHNSON g. Co., Carrolhon,
CTAPLE DRY GOODS, &c.-A lot
- of fresh Prints and Lawns heavy
and fine bid and unb'Id Domestics Cot.
tonades Saddlery; large asst of lady's
and gents Shoes and Boots; Hardware,
Cutlery, Crockery, Tinware-and almost
every other article ever called for in dry
goods stores in these parts.
May &c, lS47 If
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
BLACK HAWK.
Male and Female Seminary.


TIME exercises Of this Institution vii
be resumed on Monday, July 4th,
under management of the undersigned.
Competent Instructors are employed in
all the different Departments, and due Mt.
tentIon will be given TO all Students who
may attend
Feeling truly grateful to the public,
and at the same time-highly fattered by
the liberal patronage heretofore extended
they -eePee.lolly sslieit a coniin"ance
Of the same; promising on their part TO
spare no exerlion in rendering the lnsti-
tuition worthy Of patronage.
Rates Of Tuition as FoLlows:
LIST. Elementary class per session o
five months, $3.50
I'd. Spelling, Reading, Elementary, &C.
ography, Elementary Arithmetic,-Wri-
ting, $1,000
Sd. Grammar, Advanced Arilhemtic,
Advanced Geography, Writing; $3.50
Alb. History, Moral and Natural Phi
Iosophy, Chemistry, Botany--Higher
Branches Of Arithmetic-Astronomy WI III
demonstrations, use Of Globes Terrestrial
and Celestial; Delincations of Maps, Nine
ralogy, Geology, Rhetoric with practical
criticisms; Composition EpistoIary and
Descriptive; French and Latin Ian
puapes. $3.50
For Embroidery, Shell and Wax work,
Drawing and Painting, extra charges VIII
be made.
The Musical Department, will be under
the management of Prof George Wear,
who will give instructions on the Piano
Forte, Guitar, &C., per session OF hive
months $500.
Use Of Instruments per session, 800.
Mr.. Wear, will also from Junior
class in Music, to which the rudlments OF
the science will be taught Considering
it necessary that this branch of education
should be begun at an early age-that the
voice may be formed and the first prIncl-
Piles ins!iled--thus in after days the only
task will be to learn the use OF the lnstru-
ments. He will also give lessons TO gen.
tlemen on various Instruments, VIZ: Vio-
lin, Flute, Flagelet, Glarionet, Cornet,
Bugie, Violincello, &C., &c.
The qualifications of Prof. Wear, need
not be enumerated, since he is so well
known as perfect master OF the science
in all its various branches--and his ener-
gy in teaching is CO equal with his skill.
Board can be had in any family, at from
Z to dollars per month--lights, washing
and fuel furnished.
Mr.. n. s. Farmer, is making prepare
tions to board if desired all the young ladies'
who may attend the Insttution--consIder,,
inc il advisable that the Students ana
Teachers should never be separate.
Extra expenses are one Dollar per year
for firewood at the school.
J. E. FARMER T,.ustees
II. s. FARMER. H'0'
June, z, lS47.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
CHARLESTON, July %, lS47.

MeSSrS. EdS:-The cause of democra-
cy 10 this district, think is doing well.
w. S. FeatherstOn, our candidate for Con-
gress, addressed the people of this county
on the 10Th ult; he is young man of su
perlor intellect, and sustains himself we'll
he is now fulfilling several appointments,
and gives it to Mexico and our MericGns
with mdrterly dctipity. Mr.. ]. P. Force
is candidate to represent us in the next
Legislature, and as yet without opposi
ton, and think will have none. DR.:
Pecte of this county and Mr.. Alcorn OF
Coahoma. are the candidates tor Senator
in this senatorial district. DIR. Peete has
never been before the people for Office be-
fore; he is a firm and consistent democrat
and Mr.. Alcorn will find him '''rouble-
some customer" [Mi-sissiPPian.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
July 81, lS47

NE USLtNS-book, plain, plaid, aud
lH striped; Bishop Lawns
Grass and Victoria Skirts;
Emb'd Collars and Chemisetts
Ladies and Misses Bonnets;
Shell and horn Combs; Ribbon; Tape /;
PONCE and linen Hdkfs;
Fringe and Edging; Baize; Flannel;
1000 sup'r Needles and Knitting pins ;
Hardware; SaddIery; Boots, Shoes, &c.
just reed and marked low, by
r. Il. JOHNSON & Co.
july 81
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
Gin Stands.

TIME undersigned has on hand at his
shop in Carrollton, for sale, and will
manufacture to order, superior Gin Stands,
the price of which he has reduced to
Three Dollars per sa,o. Planters wanting
gins are invited to call and examine his
before purchasing elsewhere. | warrant
them to perform as we'll as any others.
| am prepared to make Gin Flues, Of
any dimensions, and TO do all kinds of re-
pairing. HENRY HAMILTON.
july 7, 1917 3O-tf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
SLEEPER & FENNER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Umbrellas, ParasOls, &c,

No. 1875 Market ST. south side, beiOto 4th.
PHILA DELPHIA.
INVITE the attention of Merchants and
Manufacturers to their very ExIen-
slye, Elegant, New Stock, prepared with
great care, and offered at the lowest pos
sibIe prices for cash.
The principle on which this concern is
established, is to consult the mutual 'nte-
resls of their customers and themselves, oy
manufacturing a good article, selling 1t at
the Lowest Price for Cash, and realizing
their own remuneration in the amount OF
sales and quick returns.
Possessing inexbansiible facilities for
manufacture, they are prepared TO supply
orders to any extent, and respectfully So
licit the patronage OF Merchants, Manu-
faclurers and Dealers.
Philadelphia, July %, le47
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
WAREHOUSE OF
PRIN rs My.
No. Sc CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.

LEE, JUOSON & LEE,
LATE LEE JUDsoN,)
OCCUPY the spacious FIvE-sToRY
" WAREHOUSE No. 56 CEDAR-ST.,
the WHOLE Of which is devoted to the ex
hibition and sale of the Single Article OF
PRINTED CALICOES.
Their present Stock consists OF nearly
One Thousand Packages,
Embracing some THOUSANDS of different
patterns and colorings, and comprising
everything desirable IN the line, Foreign
and Domestic,
BY THE PIECE OR PACKAGE.
New Styles are received almost every
day, and many of them are got up for our
own sales, and not to be found elsewhere.
OF Printed lists of prices, corrected
from day to day, with every variation in
the market, are placed in the hands of
buyers.
Merchants will be able to form some
idea of the extent and variety of our as
sortment, when we slate, that the value
of our usual stock of this One Article, is
at least twice the value of the entire stock
of dry goods usually kept by our largest
wholesale jobbers. This fact, together
with the fact that our means and attention,
instead of being divided among vast va
rieiy of articles, are devoted wholly TO
ONE, will render the advantages which we
can offer to dealers perfectly obvious /;
and it shall be our care that none who visit
our establishment shall meet with any dis
appointment
Our assortment is complete at all sea
sons of the year.
LEE, BREWSTER s. LEE.
P S.-B. F. LEE, formerly of firm Of
Lord & Lees, and late senior partner in
the original firm of Lee s. Brewster, from
which connection he withdrew some time
ago, has resumed business in connection
with Messrs Lee and Judson, under the
firm of LEE, JUDSON 81 LEE, and he
ventures TO assure his friends and the pub
lie, that The new firm will maintain the
same pre-eminence in this branch of the
trade, which formerly distinguished the
other two houses TO which he belonged.
July 7, lS47 ml2
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11

NJ EW GOODS.-We have just open
ed new assortment of goods in
our line. comprising new supply Of the
articles mentioned in previous advertise
ments, and many others not mentioned,
which we offer very cheap. and which the
public are invited to call and examine.
r. j. JOHNSON g., Co.
July 81, lS47
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
W. 8. FEATHERsTON and B. F.
CARUTHERS, candidates for Con-
gress, will address the people at the

OF We are authorized 10 announce
GEO. A. HOGSETT as a candidate for
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11

The Carrollton Temperance Society will
meet this "wednesday evening, at the
courthouse. j. ). GLASS, Sec'ry.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11

At his residence in this county, on We'd
nesday last, HECTOR M'NEIL, aged 48.
He was at the time of his death member
of the Police Board, was one of our most
respected and useful citizens, and has left
na,meious family 10 mourn his loss.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11

A WICKED EMENDATIoN.--"H He that 81
veth TO The poor lendeth to the Lord
knows whom.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
M arrtr1

In vicksburg, col. JOHN MAGELLAN and
Miss ELIZA S. PUNcHARD.
In Washington, JOHN A. SIMS and Miss
MARGARET F. EsKRIDGE, all of Mississippi.