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rnOO REAAis superior quality Straw Wrapping
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according to the binding Also, single Of patterns Of
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S.ote or the Elour ny.rk,ts,

Sf0(o OF the Flour MNrk0ta.
NORFOLK, Feb 4The following vessels are now load
ing in this port with for Europe, besides number
OF smaller coestwise Tho quantity they esti
mated to carry 10 believed to be within bounds:-
als mn L. An Mall.
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WElR'S Gel EBRATr ID BROWN ELECTUAKY,
A PROVED a. d RECOMMENDED by tho facnlty-a rever
IA failing remedy Tor all affections Of the kidney, infam
nation aud week.-mrs. Of the urinary organ, both males and
females This lent medical (suited for all
cmates) has known to fail removing the most
obstinate attacks OF gonoha, &C. and be safely
mended tho public quick and
certain 1t be taken at all times, without regard to diet
hindrance from busness.
Sold wholesale and retail by the proprietor
JAMES WEIR, gas Grand street,
And by Wyatt Ketcham, l2l Fulton; A. q. Kamsdel,
Buffalo; Post Willis Rochester, and at the drug store.
Delavsn House, Albany. js lmsrc.
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sr MAnKs-Brs An. EliEa!lbss nd.e Rich Conusl-
cotton Hobrook Nelson's bxs T.yier hehr9b l. cos
ton Swift X Waidrou-l6 Bryant Maitiapd-s< Warning X
ley K Fish.
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Passengers Arrived.
KINGSTON, Jam-Sehr Mary Elisa-R Lord Cooper
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Bsssase taken to and from the Hotel free ofshTge.
N 2taw3mrrc PHINEAS TAUR5TON.
TO TAIl.ORS

V>HOSE who wish acquire rapid knowledge OF cutting
all the varou, styles Of garmsats worn a the presen.
work the subject which contains the information that
be desired has already met with the most unpreee-
the Union and waraned t. give entire satisfaction 70 all
according binding Also single sets Of patterns Of
w. ii. STlNEMETTS,
Andl un&Y RY0adyHAv. New York.
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M q DI - a l. N y I y L 1 y Y " z u
DOCTOR MCDONNELL, Author of the Ladies' Manual
IL OF Midwifery and member of large Lvingln hospi.
tai in Europe attends ladies' during the conf
part Brooklyn for from 50 s. according to
note addressed him % John street. New York will
with strict attention. :, ~.
Ladies residing at a dsance who are suffering with DIE
flopg standing such obsscions retent,ons r
dy, can apply with confidence to the Doctor Sy lstsI
describipg mpoms receive d. duration OF
the disease &c. for which chest continuing he necessary
advice will be forwarded to their direction IN
any part Of the Union. Terms, 50 Address
' ' p. w. MCDONNELL, M
iaeelmsr 80 John street. New York.
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Telegraph reports no vessel in sight at shutdown.
miscellaneous Record.

MISCELLANEOUS RECORD
PACKET MEDIATOR, Lord for London, aud Sr NcH.
Eveeigh, for Havre will sail this morag Letter
bags Gpins Exchange News Rooms, will close half
past II o'clock.
HrrRx q Me- fnr Iixernoal Ii uIaxad.
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MEDICAL CAKD-DY Morrnon has bsen engaged TOT
wi over yean tho successful treatment Of al orms q
sIeture. EoanoTh~a, and debility ss,n. o% secret
Seo his London DIPLOMA with tho OF the court
examners Of the Royal College Of SuTgeops BIZ
ALLEY oopcrs Sir Anthony Carse TIC &c. in his ofce
NM ErIscr sfrest Ietters attended to DDS 1m*c
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RAGS, RAGS, RAGS.
vyHr s.bssrhs,s viii psy the highest market price IN
eash for linen and eoion rags bsssIng. ropes roPs
cuttings rope any other stock i9 papsI r.
pot, their Paper Wsrenouse, IS and 81 Sassan e
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MONEY! LENT.

THE hgc, prices advanced in large and small sums on
goods furniture clothing and every description Of personal
property JOHN M. DAWES, Licensed pawnbrckes 2SS
an street, Duane Persons received IN private
Offices by ringing the bell. lZY lm~nc
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ACCOKDION IhUOHI. -
JACOBS teaches the Accordion thoroughly IN "a les
IL. SOUS thai the novice can become good player
very space Of time ne is the only one n the ely VINO
has prsccal As well theoretical knowledge Of this pop
ular instrument in all ITS branches. .,,.
For apply the Accordion and Museai insumsnt
Depot, IS Chatham street. ...
Nccoie'o"s s"Ao~ $50 'SS-'-~ ala lmef
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CCNs1ITUIlONAL DEBILITY C ~ 81 =,
.a.;rs and pharmacy of the City Of New York. !,
rcn6dsotsy for all cases OF dsity prodnesd
~ nduIgeuce OF kind IL Is an inyaut
Se remedy for Impotr.cc, st.rty, or bsrrsnnsn pass
,cs III each; eases Of hafa s. earsfu,
- ,.d tent 10 nj, parfs nfthe Uninr
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y HEUMATIsM, PAINS AND STIFFNESS o. THE
IL JOINTS SCROFULA. DISEASES OF THE SKIN

IT'S WORKS WILL PRAISE IL.
Itis now universally admitted that
ROA AXES
IODINE IMMINENT :,
rs NO HUMBUG. Dozen after dozen are used daily and
does ali that il is represented to doi hs. cured and
will cure the WORT possible cases Of RHEUMATISM,
spraIns bruiss sweed and painful jos, spinal aHecons
S. INGERSOLL, ssle Proprietor,
Depot 200 Pearl 1t. two doors below John.
Sss ee-ti6est,x in irpe SIM jl5lm%rc
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WUNNS b FISCF1EAA =
NOULD call the attention Of their friends and the public,
w at their Mandatory and Wsreroom lIe HreSnWicn
their oil fihno foftes Ihey
are the moet fashionable and newest patterns.
n B. Pianos with Colemans Patent Aelihn Attachment
nh
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06
From the Washington Union.
PrincipIeS and Organization.

We cannot silently lay the following
proceedings before our readers. We re-
commend them to the attention OF republi-
can friends every where. They present
me great Issues on which we should rally.
ihey ehnmerate several Of the great prin-
cIPles which constitute the elements of the
republican party. The Jackson Associa-
ton Of Washington come forward to an.
nounce them at this important crisis, aud
we earnestly recommend TO the republi-
cans in all quarters to initiate this example
to form democratic associations, to cir
culatc important documents, and to orga-
Mise themselves thoroughly for prompt and
energetic action. Eternal vigilance is es.
sen,ial TO the preservation of liberty.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

We are Indebted TO Col. HEMINGWAY,
Secretary of State, for the annexed returns
of the special election. The counties to
be heard from (ail democratic but one,) will
raise Mr.. EIIett's majority to 1900 or
1000. There is not half vote polIed !;
and when we consider that, owing to the
little interest felt, the whg candidate has
majority in the democratic counties of
Lowndes, Marshall, Yalobusha, Carroll,
&c, the majority in the State indicates
that the democracy is on rising ground.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06
ARRIVAL Oh THE CAMBRIA.

Excitement in the Cotton Market. = Re
public Of Cracoto ertinguished.-De-
parture Of Gen, Flores TO conquer the
Ecuador. Cholera an Spain.--Spain
inUohes France and England to eStd-
blist a monarchy in Merico.--AdUance
in -four, &c.
The steamer Cambria arrived at Boston
on the 10th, with dates from Liverpool to
the Sd of December.
Money was plenty in London, at and
per cent per annum.
The most prominent political news by
this arrival is The obliteration Of the re.
public of Cracow, the last remnant oil
Poland. by the combined powers of Rus
STA, Austria and Prussia
The cotton market has been very ex-
cited. The Manchester trade feel very
indignant at the present movement sup
ported by spectators only-upwards OF
$4,000 bags being taken by spectators
since Tuesday last, at rise of three
eighths of penny.
Fhe English ports are 10 be opened.
| Indian corn is quoted at SIS "A 50 shil,
IingS per quarter. American flour had
advanced one shilling per Darrell in Lii
verpooI, closing on the 81 INST with down
ward tendency.
The Spanish papers call on France and
England to establish a monarchy in Mex
leo, to save that country from falling into
the American Union.
Ireland is enjoying more tranquility, anC
landlords have adopted efficient and sue
cesslul measures for the relief of the people
| Gen. Flores, the South American rene
gade, is reported to have sailed from Spain
with 1000 monarchists to conquer the re-
public of Ecuador.
The steamer Great Britain was still or
the rocks.
Belgium has opened her ports until Oct
lst, l647, and export of food was posi-
lively prohibited.
The Pope has authorized the people Of
Rome to organize their own local police
which is deemed an immense concession.
The Queen Of Portugal is in critica
position. The rebellion is very general
| and it is supposed that she will be com
| PEELED 10 abdicate.
Fresh troubles have broken out in In
dia. The British are preparing for new
conquests. England has protested agains
the occupation of Cracow.
Paliament meets l9lh January.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06

OF The Choctaw Volunteers were the
guests of our village on Tuesday night
last, and proceeded to the river next morn
ing. They were a fne-looking body of
men; and although entirely unrestrained,
all remarked their quiet and genteel de-
pertinent while among us. They go, inn
PEELED by noble patriotism, to serve the
country and win the honors Of war. The
character of our State for chvalry and for
deeds of daring, may be safely entrusted
to their keeping. We wish them a brill
liant campaign, and a safe return to their
homes and friends.
A copy of the roll will be found in ano-
Their column. Our own county has a strong
representation in the company.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06
IS lake NOlice.33

In my absence from town, an article
was published by the editor of the Wing
Flag" on 10th uIt., under the above head,
which | saw for the first time Yesterday,
stating that, at the December term of the
Probate Court of Carroll county, ga wi.
dow lady" who had taken out letters of
administration on the estate of her deceas-
ed husband, wished to publish notice to
creditors in the Wing Flag; but that she
was forced, by order of the Probate Court,
contrary TO her will, to publish the notice
in the Mississippi Democrat.
The above statement in the Flag is al.
terly false. 1t is no, true that the q" wi
dow lady" (Mrs. Buie) did make any Sc
lection whatever, or intimate to the Court
in any way whatever that she wished pub
LEGATION to be made in any particular
newspaper. Mrs. Buie was asked, once
or twice, by Capt. Drake, who was acting
as her Attorney, what paper she would
select. She made no selection, and did
not appear to know or care any thing
about either of the newspapers " viii
any unparalleled man let him be Wing or
Democrat" justify the motives and con-
duct Of the editor of the Wing Flag in
publishing such a laIsehood? And is ii
strange that any man of sound mind and
memory should publish faIsehood that
can be SO easily fastened upon him?
For the truth of the above statement,
refer to all persons who were present a!
The tIme-among whom were Capt Drake,
Sam'l Hart, and F. l.. Herring
j. S. JOHNSON.
January 5, 1917.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06

o. The reply of Judge JOHNSON to a
late publication in the " Wing Flag" will
be found in another column. We desire
to correct one inference to be drawn from
the article alluded to- In offering to do the
Probate advertising for nothing, the pub
Usher of the Flag says it will ''save to each
estate from thirty to fifty dollars" The in
ference from this is, that the advertising
fees of each estate are from $50 to $50. We
do not know as to his rates of charging
heretofore; but, with one exception where
the advertisements were made twice in
consequence of some mistake not ours,
our fees have in no case reached the small
est sum mentioned-;n many cases have
not exceeded one-half that sum.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06

o. We are i'll daily expectation of re-
ceiving accounts of the proceedings of the
Mexican Congress which met on 9th De-
cember,) on the proposals of our govern
ment for friendly negotiations and an hc-
norabIe, permanent peace. Should these
proposals be unwisely rejected, we may
be sure that Uncle Sam will forthwith
" drive down the stakes, and tighten the
cords, and roll on the fiery car of war;"
until we conquer a peace" beneath the
shadows of the aforesaid "haIIs of the
Montezumas. Our old sea-dogs will be
set to work to unkenne the Mexicans
from their stronghold at San Juan d'Uuua ;
Rough and Ready, or old Lundy's Lane
will drive the one-legged paltroon who va
pors SO Justify in fancied security, fast as
his peg and relay of donkeys can carry
him !; and by land and by sea, their habi-
tatlons will be too warm for comfort. After
the manner of the mountain preacher with
the blacksmith, we will "maul,' correct no.
tons Of good government and civil liberty
into their degenerate souls"
10 be more serious, should the Mexican
authorities still refuse to listen 10 reason,
no recourse Is left but vigorous and de
'ermlned prosecution of the war.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06

o. We have received Washington na-
pers TO ed uItimo-none later in time 70
make a synopsis of Congressional proceed
ings this week.
But little of interest has transpired in
either House. somewhat exciting de-
bate has been going on in the House of
representatives., relative to the Mexican
war. Giddings. Gentry, Winthrop, Da-
Wis, &c. denounced the administration in
most unmeasured terms-taking to them.
selves the passage in the message about
giving aid and comfort to the enemy.'
they were etfectuaIly replied TO, and the
justice OF the war ably INDICATED, by The
friends OF the administration. We regre
that our space viii! not permit us to cop,
a portion OF ,heee debates.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06

GsF The letter of our esteemed friend at
Monterey will be found OIL the first page of
this weeks paper. We beg to assure him
that ourseIf and all our readers find but
one fault with his correspondence; he does
not write often enough.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06

AT meeting of the " Choctaw Volun-
teers," held on board steamer Charlotte,
on 30th December,
On motion Of J. A. M'Quarry, Captain
Elder vas called to the chair, and ]. Nj.
Liddell requested TO act as Secretary.
DR.. James A. M'Queen said: That the
Choctaw Volunteers may not appear TO be
insensble to the distinguished marks Of
respect shown to them on their march 10
this place by the citizens Of Middleton
and CarroIIton, as we'll as by the liberal
and patriotic citizens of our own county
move the adoption of the following re-
solutions:
ReSolred, That the sincere thanks OF
the company are due and are hereby ten
dered to the citizens Of Middleton and Car
roIton, and also our feIow-citizens, S. D
Peoples, VIM. Dyse, P. J. CamDbeIl, and
J. HIghtowcr, for the kind and hospitabIe
attention shown to them on their march
from Greensboro to this place.
Resolped, That these proceedi ngs be
furnished 10 the Mississippi Democrat and
Wing Flag for publication.
Adopted unanimously.
e. ELDER, Chm'n.
nj JDDFTr Spc'ru
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06
Mississippi Conference.

APPOINTMENTS FOR THE YEAR lS47.
Clinton DiStrict--THoS. CLINTON, p. E.
Fcliciana: James l.. Forsyth.
Feliclaaa coIored mission: ]. Warner.
Sandy Creek: G.. F. Spence.
st. Helena: Peter e. Green.
Amlte: John C.. Johnson.
Franklinton w. ii. Germany.
Covington John II. Davidson.
Centenary College: j. G. Miller, Pro-
fessor of Mathematics, and Ben. Jones,
Agent for Centenary College.
Matches DiStrjct--W. WINANS, p. E.
Natchez: Calvin A. Frazee.
Natchez colored mission S. w. Speer.
Washington: Dabney f. Lewis.
Woodvllle: one supplied, d. Morse.
Wilkinson colored mission: S. Dawson.
Coles Creek: B. NJ. Drake, and l.. Err.
canbrack -do. cold mission: J G. Jones.
Bayou Sara G. Mapes, and w. Hines.
Vicksburg District--G. NJ. ROGERS. P E
Vlcksburg: II. Leavel.
Warren: Preston Cooper.
Crystal Springs: Z. r. Strickland and
II. Il. Harris.
Bayou Pierre: w. P. Harper and j. Y.
Grifing.
Port Gibson and Grand Gulf: Levi
Pearce and John Lusk.
Agent for old Centenary College: John
Lane.
Ya7oo District--L. CAMPBELL, 2. E.
Yazoo City: III. II. Montgomery.
Yazoo Circuit: J A. Godfrey and ID.
Lancy.
Yazoo colored mission S. G.. Simkins.
Holmes: J. Walton and q. L. Vickers.
Carroilton: E. Philips
Middleton: H. Williamson.
Lake Washington: D. A. J. Parker.
I>saquena colored mission L. A. Sims.
Bachelors Bend colored MISSION: Sea-
born lily de.
Sharon DiStrict--A. 7. NJ. Fly, P. E.
Clinton and Raymond P. B. Bailey.
Jackson: J B. Walker.
Madison: A. Davidson and A. s. Parker.
Alfalfa w. Magruder and Il. Castle
Louisville: Isaac Easterly.
Starkvie: TO be supplied.
Greensboro J. D. Deskin.
]. Maclennan, President of Sharon Fe.
male College.
j. Mcdowell, Agent for old Centenary
College.
Pearl Rirer District--D. NJ. WIGGINs
p. E.
Pearl Rivers. Halves and ]. Fl. Laney
Z" Z" colored mission, Ii. Mullins
White Sand: J. Nicholson.
Rankin: B. Il. Truly and D. w. Fly.
Decatur: G. t. French.
Raleigh: B. F. Impson.
PauIdlng: Andrew Day.
| Leaf River: Joab Evans.
Biloxi: L. L. Leach and Nj. r. Hollister
Henry I. Jones transferred to the Flo
rida Conference, David o. Shattuck, Phil'
Nj. Goodwin, John Pipes, Cyprian Grizzly
Nehemiah Smith and John Nj. Titcomt
transferred to the Louisiana Conference
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06

o. We call attention to the spirited re-
solutions of the Jackson Democratic Asso-
citation. They contain an admirable expo
silion and embodiment of the principles,
upon the issue of which the democracy
have met, and will hereafter meet, their
political adversaries. " Through this sign
we will conquer in 1848
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06

o. By paragraph in another place, it
will be seen that Capt. Starke has received
a serious and deplorabe injury in hostile
meeting. The quarrel had no connection
with poItics-both being wings. Much as
we desired to see him beaten on the poll
he was killed off on the field of honor.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06
Cotton Market.

Owing to the irreguIarity of the mails,
orbouoh we take two daily papers from
New Orleans, we have no later dates than
oe,b nit. The Cambrias advices had not
then been received. We anneXquotations
Of previous day, and correct statement OF
the receipts -
J;rerpooI CLASH cation-L0u and Mis-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06

rFGen. Price, editor of the Mississip-
plan, now on visit to Washington, says
in a letter to that paper that leading wings
there regret the appointment of Scott to
the command of the army-why, he does
not distinctly state. We much fear that
"the public at large" will have cause to
regret the appointment.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06

No other part of this correspondence IS
important, but here We have expressed the
determination of the Mexican people IN
the energetic words Of their abest leader.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06
GREENWOOD, Dec. 30, 1916.

Mr.. JONES. Dear Sir: Our Orderly IS
not here, but take pleasure in complying
with the request contained in your note,
and herewith hand you a list of the Choc-
taw Volunteers, and would be very much
gratfied if you would give it place In
your paper. Yours, resP'y,
E. ELDER, Capt.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-06

~ Gen. Scott and suite left New Or
leans on the 23d, on board steamship Ala
bama, for Brassos Santiago, and, probably
for Tampico