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the divisions course Of area
location OF the county seats
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grant, ana to embody, IN ai
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ntiIIi,y', the feeling E, Of SAD
would be a sufficient motive
tam a publication so well cal.
shotV,at a view, the poPaai
cultural wealth and almost
resources OF the State. It
publication OF the Reglsta
tInuatlon OF which depend
patronage OF the ln@ yea3
the publisher ample oPpod
keep up win the improvement
state, and make his volumes
nuaI records Of the advance
ty in Mercantile pursuits in
in education, and all that en
life.
The publisher has been at
pense of sending an agentna
county in the State to Obtain Oh
statistics on which he coddfi
has also made arrangenels
the State map for the Regse
we'd by a distinguished artsii
tern city. He has only to
generous public Tor reImolfs
these heavy expenses and
Gent patronage to n, maze L u
o contlnne the puDIIcaIl0a u
)ut. at the same time n
corn to ask any favor 3 ;, ILi+
)e fully earned BY the ln'Ill'
md value OF the Register
lie commends his enietp, !
,laSseS OF HIS IeiI y ~
county Clerks, Reg'sieIE' ,,s u
State officers who may na pa,,
for such a ' I.
md whose interest it may =
nunicatc the same for PaD....
All matter for c0nP lr Sr
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-10
NOIIC-E.

NOTICE.
/ ETTERS of administration hay.
ing been granted to the undersign.
cd &C by the Probate Court of Madison
county, at the October term, 1887,
on the estate of Faatroy Grinsted de.
e &c aseC /, is hereby given to all
persons having claims against said es-
.ale' topresent them duly authentica-
Ted, within the time prescribed bv law.
Of they will be forever barred; and
NOSE indebted TO said estate are re-
pues'ed to make immediate payment.
Oct q, 1897 9s.f,n
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-10
NOIlU !

NUIIUl!
'EO all persons interested in the es.
tate OF John Emerson deceased,
late OF lazoo County, that at the
January Term of the Probate Court
OF sand county, ! shall apply, to surren-
der the letters heretofore granted 70
me as Administrator Of said! estate
and that | will make a settlement 50
far as | have administered.
JAMES LOGGINS.
October, 9th. 1897. os-9,n
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-10
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NOTICE.

'ENIE Partnership heretofore existing
n lutbi, city unlcrt The firm Of RrL
tlrb SURF, CO. and IN Nalchel Of Surp
FrrwuAY g. CO., was dissolved on the end
current by Limitation All persons indabt.
ed to. Or those having claims agnins.ci,h.
orol these establishments, Will present
them in New Orleans, 70 Bennof, Ferri
days & co., and in Natchez to w. & r.
Icrrday a. CO., who are duly authorised
10 receive and pay the same.
The signatures Of the old establish
mcnfs will be used for the purpose Of IL.
QuldatjononIy by Henry Bennett, New
Orleans, and IFm. Fcrriday, Narchcz, or
their authorised attorn,,.s
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-10

tftllG s.HrrHus Hr7ma disposed
oI Uru entire ..5ea Of l.ud..
tbe rorar.ua.s.f, heretofore c.i.Hut
UnIrriHpuaHaoltFfUE1 WEB3
Ia l.lHdIg dra' ell HF mutual CON.
.cu. AI persons indebted arc rct
poo'.u..r raVe ed 'eHi uud .''Ic
Wifh either % tI,e subsar.Jtfs no tut
an sguL.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-10

REFER TO
Messrs Brander, Nc Kinna J New Or.
- ., Virgin, leans.
Mossrs A. TtmstaH g. Co-Grand Gulf
M 'i Ford, Markham&Co.l Vicks-
Messrs. Norcom 4. Co. buro Mi
Mcssrs, Royce T. Reading-Lirinssfon
Mr. James 4. Creecy-Manchester, Mi.
Mcssrs Mos, Henderson 3.Co.-Cantop.
Cot John W'a'iams-NashyilIc Ten
John d. Baker, ESq-LouisvilIc. XIV.
MesSrs. Green d. MiiIer-Philad.. Pa.
Messrs' Foster y Easton--New York.
January l3, 1887. 39-Iv.
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ESRANKllN INFlRNlARY.---The public are re-
specially intolnc.tha this institution, erected on
lie most approved plan, aud in airy and most aami
lLle SITUATION in the ,boug Franklin upon the rail
road one mile from the Mississippi.
The building islarge and most eommodtausiy dN'ueo
into apartments for keeping separate different classes
and different diseases.
The institution is supplied with the most skiltal and
attentive male aud female nurses, speaking the various
modern languages
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen at from two
TO five dollars per tav, Including Attendance, etc.
TERMS in the ordinary wards, one dollr per day
Slaves also one dollar. Small Pox in the ordinary wards
three dollars
All capital surgical operations extra
The resident ply sisian is DIR. II. Lewis, to whom
applica iorfor admission be made, orto d. o. A.
Luzembeig, No. n, Rampant st. VS.
Z ATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brothers, tale OF
| IL the Fronde, in vols.
| 'The Wife and Woman's Reward, by Mrs Norton In
| 2 7ols.
/ Miiam Coffin, or the Whale Fisherman.
The l}ashful Irshnan or the Exile of Erin, in vols
A Narrative of a Visit to the American Churches
by pepu,aon from the Congregational Guion OF Eng
land and Wales, by Andrew Reed, d. D. and Jane:
! NJ theson, ID u, in vols.
Novels and Tales by Maria Edgewoith, 90 vols yer,
neatly bouad nle.
The Works of Mrs Sherwood, heing the only uni
form edition ever published in the United States
/ Just receiyct. and for sale by
WM M'KEAN,
not corner Camp and Common sts.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

LATE PUBLICATIONS.
THNHE PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE, illus
Il trated il. a series of short and familiar Essays,
tion.''
COBBETTs LEGACY TO PARSONs or have
the clergy of the established church equitable right
the tthes, any other thing called church
perty greater than the dsscners have to the same
and ought there ought there not, to be separation
of the church from the state I'm six letters addressed
the church parsons generally including the cathedral
and college clergy and the bishops with dedication to
Bloomfield, Bishop of London; by VIM. Cobheit, NJ T.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF JEREMY
BENTHAM. .
THE MERCHANTS ASSISTANT, or Mercantile
Instructor containing a full account of the moneys
coins, weights and measures Of the principal trading
nations and their colonies together with their values
u S. currency weights and measures, translated from
the 9TH edition of Fluge with additions from the works
Of Kelly, Nelcebrocher, Kruse McKellugh and others
by Francis j. Grund, author Of Elementary Treatise
on Plane and Solid Geometry" &c. &c.
TARIFF or Rates of Duties, fran and after the ~
day of March, 1885, until the 3lst of December of sait
year, inclusive, on all goods, wares and merchandise
imported into the United States of America, as es
tabshed by acts of congress.
Just received, and for sale by w: McKEAN,
nov Corner Camp ana common stfeo''
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DELIGHTFUL. SUMNER RETREAT.
uyuE pASTAEDIl A HOTISF is noyy omen for the

DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT.
TENHE PASCAGOULA HOUSE is open for the
L reception of company. This delightful retreat "
situated the hank of the Pascageuia Bay nj its
confluence with the Gulf of Mexico. The situation is
elevated, and comma nds an extensive view of BAY and
Lake, and is only separated from the Gulf by cham
of Islands, which lay fronting the whole coast from to
10 miles off.
The Propric,ors feel thankful to the community for
the patronage of the season. and would he grateful
oru return of the the present. Every cxertion on
their part will he made render visitors comfa table.
Fish and oysters will be had in abundance and every
arcle OF food and luxury, which the country can afford.
will susplv the table. Connected with the esablish-
mcnt all the necessary apparatus for BatAngi aiss
two Billiard Tables, and two Nine Pin Alleys. -,
To those who are fond of sporting small game will
be found along the shore, and by going short distance
in the interior deer and oth.r large animals can be found
in abundance and for those fond of the chase Pack
of the hes, of Hounds always atconlmand.
The drinking is from the purest Spring, and leo
always at hand.
ANY of the Boats plying betwcen this City and Mobile
will land passengers Attn. Pier. The difficulty OF getting
from the Pier the house in small boats, particularly
for ladies' and children has always been an oblsciion to
those visiting the establishments is now obviated, as the
steamer Alert plies twice week between this and Pas
cagouia and will land her passengers immediately al
the house. Z. d M. }. hchAE.
n B. The Liquors OF the choicest kinds, having
heen mostly imrcrtoi f,- tho n",rl'; ! ,'er' VEG
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DRoGANs, CLOTHING. Landing from the
Is ship Maria: 50 cases russell Brorans, common
extra and boys SIZES; cases nsn's KIP pegged Bro
gans, cases mems daucing Pumps; cases asaaes
''i az sun FDRIrGY, VCSE & co.
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Il Il NJ @ v A l..

HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
s. Camp st, nearly opposite the American Theatre.
MON ID II j. H.
public in general, that he executes all orders IN the
above branches, in the best style, and on moderate
terms. He will also execute in Ike maancr 'i kimS
of decorations in Oil uad Water Colors, for halls en-
cries. parors and bal rooms &c &c he " i'll also mi
tate great variety of Marbles and Woods, Military
Standards, go.
lie hopes sixtee ysa of practice anil cxcrtions so
u,ccessivelv sustained, will merit continuance OF the
atronaye he has received tro his friends and
h. whole community.
Paint, Oil Glass Varnish, Gold Leaf, &c. sc. on
sana for sale. Also really mixed colors for use.
Whitening, chalk and dry coors. may %
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Pubic .qceouatants and General -4gencg OEeeN,

Public Accountants and General Agency CJfee.
ETAMuTON LLhaving opened an ilcs az ING. .se'
Il l4Exchange Place, for the uansSetoh E.
tons; etc; will engage write up and keep radesmsn
hooks, eitcrby tho month"; or jsb anu IS conhus
from the experience he has had for 50 many years
in some of the most respectable houses that he can
general satisac those who may phase 10 employ
him He pledges himself that all debts entrusted 70 's
carr will receive his best attention; and from ms kho"
ledge of and long residence this city, he offers ms SCR
vices with the fullest confidence, at the same hlne ne
will give security for the faithful accounting OF az re-
ce;plS Trauslations to and from the French anu opa
nish language he will likewise undertake. to execute
with despatch and correctness. ,ooe
WI" iuenr Ne,c Orleans October l.l8B6.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAL AoES|f
AND BROKERS OFFICE,
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REMOtAL.
HLN FILLEY has removed from &c Chartres street to
IA rs Canal near Royal and has received ey late
arrivals additions to the original stock, which are now
offered in quantities to suit pnrc hasers.
Rich Satms, plain and figured.
do do blk and colored
do Gro de Paris, plain fgd;,
do do Jet aufbue blk
do Rep Silk. PLAN and egd.
do Gauzes, Paplins, II ,rnanies, &c. :, ..,,-
Plain and knotted, China Cobourgh & English Silk
Hose.
Superior embroidered, Lace and open work do do
DO Thread, Mohair, Worsted and Cotton Hose;
Stewards Paris made II s Gloves blk white " ass d
Silk and Ne, Gloves blk, white and assorted
do de and H Gloves long armed.
Also-20 cases Bonnets. consisting OF
French Silk and Satin trimmed and untrimmed orien-
tai Grecian, Florence Oval crown, ard Tuscan Sraws
Eurbans, Head Dresses, Wreaths, Feathers, Flowers
| &c. sc. do EaFIiLEY, rs Canal street
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NANCY PRlNTS-s0 cases rich light fancy prints;
e so cases domestic fancy do 10 cases blue Prmts'
in store ard for sale by
~ i CCASH L co. 4im c
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gNYlIE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, Settle
Language Of Flowers, illustrated by celored en-
cravings, % edition.
The Moral of Flowers illustrated ~ ceiored cnsta-
wings, Cd etliiisn.
Flora aud Thal,a, or Gems of Flowers and Poetry,
being an alphabetical arrangement of lowers, with APP
prorate illustrations, enbellished with coiored plates,
by lady
Flora's Interpreter; sr, the American Book OF Flew
ers and Sentiments by Mrs Hail. third edition, I'M
proved. o..o
The Artist, or, Young Ladies' Instructor in orna'
mental Painting, Drawing, &c.
WM M'KEAN,
oc,Ie corner of Camp and CommnS sts
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COMMERCIAA DIRECTORY.
READ g. RSTOW,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 67, Grauier street.

CANALS aud RAIL KOADS-Alap OF the U ed
States, showing the principal travelling turnpike
and common roads; on which are gwen the distances
in miles from one ;lac4 to another; aso the courses OF
he canals and rail roads throughout the country care
fully complied from the best authorities, by Augustus
Mitchell, 1885. Just received aud tor sale ny
WM M'KEAN,
go corner camp and connnn sts
TNNEXAS-A visit to Texas, being the Journal OF
l. n traveller through these parts most inter-
euinp TO American travellers, with descriptions OF
scenery, etc, etc. raL,;,,
Political Constitution of the free state oil eo'hu'
and Texas
Map OF Teyas, with parts of The adjoining states'
by Austin, ell. 1855.
A Map Of Texas, by David II Burr, ed. 1881
Mexican s ates, by J IL Lorins publishes by l. An
gustus Mitchell, 1855.
Just resolved aud for sale by WM. MchF ~
oct 30 cor camp and comm Gusts
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ANIMALS FOR 1885.
TENIIE JUVENILE FORGET-ME-NO Christmas
Il and New Years Gift, Birth Day Present, for
1886. Edited by Mrs. S c Hall
HEArH's PlcTuREsouE Annual, for 1886, embellsll-
cd with 25 splendid ongravings by the first artists.
PeLITIcAL ANIMAL, being selections from the Eng
portrait and "a illustrations from drawings by II Cor
bould
The RELIGIOUS Souvenir, Christmas, New Years
and Birth Day Present for 1885. Edited by Chauucey
Cotton, D D.. inst received and for sale by
WM MkEAN,
dec L. corner Camn and Common ST.
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a,OAL TAR -Pianers, Builders, ship and steam
I boat masters, now supply themselves I'm ms
usctufartcie IL 2 cents per glton ey application
at the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
The m,y successful experiments oi the coal tar has
ren ierea ii those acquainted with its valuable pro
uer-s AN Indispensable article for preservation OF fence
umber wooden roois Sc; mixed with sharp sand and
l.nr, ii makes most excellent cement Tor the roofs
securing them from leakage. The extremely low price
shiDmastcr and builder to have constant supply oc
GRAPE CLIAMPAG NE--A further supply OF THIS
VI highly celebrated wine with leaasm sas war; 'i y,
ed in quality, at least equal toany champagne hprs" IN
VS. sent II A IL INSKEEP, SIS canal st
n IVES OF THE NECROMANCEfS, or, an &C.
count of the most eminent persons IN successive
ages, who have claimed for themselves or to whom has
been imputed by others the exercise OF magical power:
by William Goodwin author of Caleb "iihams, Nc.
LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH, by a Northern
man. new edition. in 2volumes. just receyed and tor
saJe hv WIN MKEAN,
noya7 Corner Of Camp and Common SITS.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
cLAVI pY AT TIE SOUTH, or the south vn'ii
SEATED e,x the treason and fanaticism of the northern
abelilionists. ] vol. 10 mo.
The book of Pleasures, BY Thos Campbell Samuel
Rogers and Mark Akenside. lyol 10 Mo.
The Gentleman and Ladys Book efPelitsuess and pro
prietv of department. de heated to thu youth OF both
BY Madame Cenart, translated rom the Sixth "a
ris edition.
Infantry Tactics or rulos for tho exercise and ma
noeuvres of the United States infantry. BY Ma)er Ge,
neral Scott, U S Army. In 3vos II mo, lust received
and for sails by w McKEAN, core camp & com st'
NEW BoOKS-Risnzi. the last OF the Crlunes, by
| Y the authors Of Pelham &r.
ORE INA rHoUsAEn, or the DAYS OF Henry onatfel ~
the author efNichoien SC in vnls
MAHwup. in volumes,
CAsKLr OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f'ee'Tc
BaNcESTI & TRTEH, Il carp *.
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NEW WORKS..
TIME NATURALIST'S OWN BO0K-Comprising
IL desert, tons and at lcnlc anecdotes of Qaadrup
eds scientifically arranged according the system of
Cuviet by the author of tic Young Mans Own Book
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF INSECTS-In
two volumes-vol forming no. "a of the Family lii
brnry".
A digest of the LAW OF EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES
by Henry Roscoe Esq. with notes and references to
American decision, and 10 the English common law and
ecclesiastical reports by George Sharswood.
On DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES of the CHE5r-bascd up
on the comparison f their physical and general sigs,
by w w Gerhard, NJ d.
PRINCIPLES OF PATHoLo6Y, AID PRACTICE OF
PnYslc-By John Mackintosk NJ b.. from the last Lon
don edition with notes and additions, by Samuel Geo.
Morton, NJ D, in vols.
The AMERICAN QUARTERLY REVIEWING 36 for
December 1885. Just received and foy saleby
fl2 VIM MckEAN. corner of Canm and Com. ST
INURNITURE-Thc subscribers have received per
IL ship Shakspcar, the following splendidnew n,aho:
gany furniture which they offer for sale OIL liberal
terms.
80 Mahogany Rocking chairs, plain md carved will
hairclotA blue, scarlet and purple plush scarlet veva
and vorsted damask u Mahogany french parour
chains with damask hair scat, "a do do do dupn II de
do do do crimson worsed daask, 10 do Gheciah do dc
hair CLOTH do French Burger chains Maroon Morocco
do mum. chains, pair ccucles, everett stund-All
New York make and perfectly new.
fI5 DUNBAR n Co. 50 Tchoupitoulas st
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DRANDY, GIN & RAISINS-A lot ola few hun
ID dfed boxes bunch raisins, few halt pipes Of French
Brandy several pipes of old superior Holland Gin, and
iy boxes sperm candles all of fair quality to be sold
low to close a concern. VIM BATrEY 34old levee.
N. b Iron and. Copper-cesh will be paid Tor a lew
hundred of old Iron and Copper, apply us above
ian
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nARRoD & QUARLEs Noaa cus,omhouse St,

HARROD g. QUARLES No24 Customhouss ST.
Il offer for sale
10 pipes and 60 half pipes Bordeaux brandy entitled
to debenture 10 or casks old brandy 90 eighth casks
Champagne brandy pipes GIN 10 casks Narsoes
asp os ns s. BASKETS sSy 3D.
brown Havana sugar Il2 bags Havana coffee; 30 bags
St Domingo do 50 ceroons Cuba Tobacco; ~ ceroons
float indigo; SO sacks set shelled almonds 2oo bxs I'M
pcra and gunpower tea, l3 lbs each 2Oo do do lbs
each, 90 chests pouehong tea, l00bxs No chocolate
OOkegs black paint 25 bbs Cloves - bXsS doz each
old brown and pale sherry wine; 80 bbls pale ale;
2Oo coils bale rope 95 boxes superior ayen1i5h ZODIAC
co; $50 bbs No mackere; 296 barrels No Potomac
herrings (new3 90 bbls alwiyes, &c. &c. &c. y3o
MACOMB'S TACTICS FOR THE MILITIA:
TONCISE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTIONS AND
~ REGULATIONS for the Militia and Volunteers
of the United States comprehendng the exercises and
movements of the Infantry, Light Infantry, and Rlio-
men, Cavalry, and Artillery; together with the manner
of doing duty in Garrison and in Camp and the forms OF
parades reviews, and inspections as ablished by au
thonty, for the government OF the Iesuiar army re-
Camp, and Assistant Adjutan General under the super
vision of Major General Alex. Macemb, commanding
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