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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

small mistake here. This letter is written in as ~
specfal and elegant manner as any man can writes
and am not going TO ask what political SIMS man
has to answer for when he tenders his assistance in
handsome manner to support holy ana charitable
think-nay feel certain that we all had bet
ter think little on this thngfor thinking seems TO
be about as necessary thing any thing just now.
Mr.. Oakley.-lf we even offer 10 refuse this mo
ney, what position II places in. We then VIZ
tually say we will receive money from whs
does not think and act as we do. Am ! to refuse
A roicc in the cro,cd.-Yes d-nit, and they that
offer il.
A pery young man spoke.-We must not receive
money from man who TO his political sins, has adj
dcd the crime of corupng the character Of the whole
community.
A rery young man in a pery old coat spoke.-"H
you refuse Benefits 500 I'll pledge myself and all
I've got to raise $500 forit."
Bacon-I can raise $1,000 more.
gcnHeman.-I move it be referred TO the commit
tee they the proper people TO dispose of 1t. Let
them decide.
Bacon-He has insulted eur party all through the
election, and he insults US more now by offering US his
msney.
Another persona move the $lOo be given to that
that talked about philanthropy, for him TO do 81
he likes with II and make up separate fund.
Cries Of "shame! shame!' Great excitemsat--
bordering on general row.
Mayor cried "order, order"
Fisher rose foaming at the mouh-he evinced de-
cided symptoms Of hydrophobia Somebody offered
him glass of water, he refused it-some one went
down to get some brandy
FIsher-IfMr Bennett sees that we've made th,s
whg meeting, after calling general meeting. and
we keep his money, my life on il he'll come out
in his paper and saw we We robbed him of il
Voice in the cre,1d.-I lay my life he says no such
thing.
Another-I move Bennett and his money be sent
70 me uevlt 49, ony AcRea up row. aho stepped
''' AnoherNWe'ye M BUSINESS n kick II, +, RON,
about it,
Another-Weve right to kick up row whenever
Anotber,. lis a I;e--.ts = WHO mee,no
Col. Nsrton.---I am afraid that by opposing Mr.
Bennett, and making such an cutlery against him.
We all, as good wings, ought 10 wish to do.
Mr. Ooktey---Are we 10 reject all monies from all
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

90 The murder of Lovsjoy is now the great topic
OF discussion in the newspapers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

FEMALE Commemorative have on hand
number OF excellent letters from our talented female
correspondents BY and by.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

ar Tomorrow night solemn funeral service will
be celebrated in homer Of the memory Of Mr. Loyejoy
recently murdered by the mob at Alton, under IN,
pretext ~fabolition.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27
MARRIED.


Thursday 23} lust, by the Rev. c. v. Kelley, Joseph
Lee TO Mary Georgiana daughter Of Joseph Rea all Of this
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

On CHABERT AND Ms. LocKE.-We have received
very interesting letter in French from Or. Chabert
explaining his literary transactions with Mr. Locke.
II shaIl aspsar tomorrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

IL Beautiful Augusta took $4,000 at Cincinnati.
Hsw much here2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

~ A history ofmobs IN the United States would
be very interesting work.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

ID The "Frends of Civil and Religious Liberty"
are rising all over the country in order to put down
the tendency to mobbing and murder.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

SHuS DAsoEn.- II is ascertaped that three to one Of
all persons in the Peen,iares and Sate Prisons are
bachelors Woman preserves the virtue Of the world.
She IL mans guardian angel.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

II Thanksgiving on Thursday. No paper next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

METAsonA Boar CLub BALL-We have received
the following invitation elegant little sheet Of
azure paper
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

Cswrsttrs-T Vaughn, J.R Reese. r. Babecch, r. Jarvis
n Bisekiedge, n. ". Martin, j. Fls nder, J. Lee
Fsrrs r. Lanoureaux r. Ross, j. r. Tracy, W. = Ross
must 20 and see this charming little party
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

"A ANNUAL BALL-st Johns Hotel and Blue Bonnet
House. Frankfort street. No Monday Evening, New ~,
1887. Dancing O'Clock. Tickets, 81 10 ad-
THos JACKSON NJ N. @. A.
n7it. q. =. T. HAYWOOD, Sec,y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

Ri-You respectfully invited the Second
Ball ofthc Metaslors Boat Club be given
Hall, aps n rosdway, on Monday Evening 27h inst
IT, IIumrHRsys, President
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17

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.tHH SutsH. NJ E.ntr it lasf
Do fraunH.4 I.tttH. rUfHWHe fIt
tlmHfrI #rfT.u Acres. witth pup.
+au $50 Cl.t 500 and Cotton lau
.au "A .uuaf4Ht running ti.rHm Hul
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17

tT7tili undersigned Administrator el
4 the estate Oh james Mal.oc, DEE
ceased. vl.l sell 10 the highest bidder,
on lbc l,t day ut January ncVt. thc
following lands Ia Win 81 1 OF See.
ton M 30 Township 80 10 Range
3 Fast The y 4 OF the IL OF the
y l. Of Sec No 81 Township 10
Range East. The w 4 ofthc y W
Of Section 80 81 Township 10 Range
3 East. The W iof the w 4 Of Sec
ton % Township 10 Range East.
The w lSE4mdN 8 EASE / and
S 4ElNE 3of Section 81 Town.
ship 10 Range East and half OF
which land belongs to the estate OF the
said James Matloc deceased.
Terms Of sale, credit Of one and
two years, good and sufficient sccurl
~ required of purchasers.
JAMES NJ. MATLOC, A30r.
Nov. II, 1877. 26-ts
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17

o. weekly newspaper TO he pub
lished in the city Of Nlcksburg, TO DO
entitled the Mississippi Sentinel and
State Rights Expositor, edited and
publshed by Drs. Green and llagan.
The great and growing resources
Of Mississippi, and the rapid increase
of wealth, population and business,
seem to demand another paper IN tins
city.
The political character Of thispapet
will be indicated by its title. 1t Will
advocate the great principles of State
RIGHTS and State Remedies, and an.
nonnce, from the watch.tower, every
encroachment of the Federal Govern,
NETT ON the rights Of the States and
the liberties Of the people. by ire
ouent recurrence to first principles
and the doctrines taught by the Tram
ers of the Constitution, 1t viii en-
deavor to iuipart clear views OF the
! federal compact, that the people may
be enabled to mark, and prepared to
resist the advances Of desPotlsm and
corruption. -,
The peculiar institutions OF the
South, and the present crisis, require
energy, intelligence and organization
on the part Of the people. The wealth
andluxury of Rome only stimulated
the rapacity and avarice OF the north
ern barbarlans. We must not only,
individually, become acquainted with
the rights and interests OF the South,
but we must effect such a union OF
feeIlne-such physical organization
as will defy the bold schemes Of lanai
icism and the wiles Of treacherous
demacordes; and transmit to poSterl'
ty our glorious Institutions, pure as
we received them from the hands OF
our forcIathers.
r Though there are times and clfcun'
: stances when the laws may be DIS
. pcnsed with and summary punishment
be rcsorted TO, yet we are convinced
! that Lynch law has become quite 100
:, common alI over TIC country. II mas
g excited a furious and sangulnary splfl'
e at war with civilization, and injurious
the prosperity and happiness OF ou'
common country. II has IN many
cases enabled individuals to wrea'
vengeance for private gneis' al In'
expense OF the peace and order o. wv y
community, ana ne llie p'Vo",y,,! :
Z inc innocent. The Sentinel VIII up
Il hold the majesty Of the laws; belle s
! mo that they ought only to be DIS
u pensed with in extreme cases, Whe'
e public liberty and life are threatene'
= bv organized BANDS Of consplratoFS
~ The Sentinel will endeayor to pre-
~ ig sent IFS readers with such views a
III will aid in developing the resource
n and increasing the wealth aud pros
=, =, perity Of the State. Its columns WI
" be open at all times to e mechdh'
as well as the merchant or planter
and every class Of citizens when 'he
rights and interests are assaIled, ca ga
present their grievances to the puo''
r. through the Sentinel. !.
: A portion Of the paper WI DC ,o ~
voted to literature, notices OF n''
works, &c. =
A portion Of advertising and 10
ew work is expected. =. n =,
/. TERMS, SIS per annum u pa'a VI ~
n n. vance, or Sc at the end of the year.
w. NJ. LAMBETH & THOMPSoI
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17

unt III ttiiiRTtkfila

AaE tfEII H tffn
~ Hh 5000 H Nmf
@ m 60
M f fe
l FHFHaf tHat HiTh fa ah8
m Hs Hff fees ntle.
l 81 He III a0sf e8hm fflfH,
0hs ta Ltsft3fffH ts Rsmhi,
hlsG a. aad e aet lfom
r.nnrttmHrs G.afs al he 9 fadf
f8f aahfI aHd fafhfah 4 lee !
EaF ala. al aale q h.e uoai
saI lal manl 30 rs p8t lha
ahHe l. ul lhH tai. i1a tmHff w.
tafds ut dmmand "a Hmn, 10 tops -
tht pnst N he fmHhff. TIE whplg
'atr planned abd psniedWhiie. There
wdO nisn boa ruifoi slrfw 90 tIe cen
ncoi cash sido vnb smaIl gate ou
thr tpp toopea ttrh way and simi
ar steps and raief No each eofner.--
fhe WORK ~ bc completed by the FIRST
day ~ February nest Payment "a
beHade aheh lhe vofk IS completed.
Proposals wiII aIso be received Cos
making the posts 10 Inches square
al proposals must be addressed to the
President and Sclectmcn Of the town
Of Canton.
+. $. SALMON, rres'i.
p,t. 20. 1897. gl-8t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17

rgffs fl ataEIE El rEall
j mttlts Nr a ra'r r lWi
IHtH t N.n.n ~ ~ Newton
aa4 I#a ~. Gemal, HemttU H
Hu.rf rt.u itut, o.ied abui
fha ltl IN NHet. tuts..ni payable
eleven months a.far tlfr. TIE cnu.
Iteration 49, uhrb tNe above NOTE
aa, gwen ltint faded. $50 ore dc.
frfmu0d naf towy $500 Note unIc..
rImT,.IrIht I6U.
AlGERNUN p. a.. NLW Ton.
LOUISA T.. GERALD.
Middleton. OrL q, 1881 gi-1i
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

xs1AS Committed to the jail OF Ma
w olson County on the 10Th INST
Inv r. S. Salmon, a Justice OF the
Pence. a negro man who says ms
name is NED, and belongs to COL
Sharp, Of Yazoo county, Mi had on
when committed pair Of white coz
ton pants and roundabout, PACK
nr bat half worn--also a silver lever
watch. which he says he stole since he
RIM away. Said boy is between 90
and IS years old, bald head and about
6 feet high. The owner of said ne
gro is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take
him away. ,,N.D..
Oct. 90, 1887. z--u
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17
NOVICE.
N(rIlCE.


Z ErTERS testarnentary, having
~ been granted to the undersigned
by the Probate court Of Madison coun-
~ at the last September term 1887, on
the estate of Ja'S Walker decd. Notice
is hereby given to all persons hcvlng
claims against said estate, to present
them duly authenticated within the
time prescribed by law, or they Will
be forever barred; and all persons IN.
debted to the said estate are requested
to come forward and make immediate
payment. -
ELISHA FURNACE, admr.
Oct 81, 1897 20 3m
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17
NATHAN TINS.
THON1S BOHDON,
41-td Administrators.
Madison Co., Nov. 3, 1887.
NOTICE


rs hereby given to all interested, and
n the public generally, that the UNI
designed have, and are entitled to, Il
set oil TO two Notes given by the UNI
dersigned, to $. b. SHELTON & Co.
one Note for fifteen thousand six hun
dred and nincty-fve dollars and forty
two cents, payable and negotiable at
the Brandon Bank of the Mississippi
and Alabama Railroad Company, given
on the 10th Of February, 1887, and
due twelve months after the date
thereof: and one Note for five thou
sand and ninety one dollars, or there
abouts, and due twelve months after
the maturity of the first named note,
and both notes endorsed by DAyl"
Fopb and john SoUrHEnLANp. This
notice is therefore given to all persons
to whom said notes may be offered OF
transferred, that the undersigned are
entitled to set off TO said notes, by
agreement between all parties, at the
time of giving said notes, and vii
lclaim the same.
SAHUEL FORD.
WILLIAM SOUTHERLAND
Camden, Nov. 3, 1897. Paw
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17

TNlON the upper end Of Rankin
j county ON Thursday lbc 5th INST
4 Blue Horte, loss IN flesh, about
3 feet high, years old, 4 white feet
a small white spot or streak IN his
face q few white hairs in his long
black tail; PAGES well, any person.
who will apprchcnd said horse and
send him. (or word tome at benson
vile. in Rankin County, 50 that ! can
ret him, shall be rewarded for the
same. -
JESSE benson.
Oct. 97.i857. 23--@t
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r' as ine r'''n5 '''''''''
wee people,
@ the lcgal pt"ics'io'' =
We days, 'he cn',n % !, i''o.'
the associate y 'i'.e.,eg' !.
ie--and 'Ilc o's,''''4 Nv ~ !,
common sense III NC y
and lhe march u cIV','
ence Of lIlls ne" 'i'nC'l'e y
system has crePt throus
Ie CENTURIES ana u - al 'i'
The great ana Leading moo 9, /.
modern ch.!'l1a''oN' "
OUT religion rom a sect {
The great element Oh ~,
ny sol holllan of'8lh-'S
among Tie glorious ahce'
be C2sarS.
es,ll prolessIon--it rs a noo.
0iaPle profession founded
!! on liberty, morals and pm
and retaining to this day. !
tstate of development, u
Character OF It's birth and su
career. :.
WEEKS ago. a distinguish
O this profession, Henry
ed IN New Haven. Havlr
heard that distinguish
Na the Senate and the ba
I'ed to our mind one OF Il
lPd speclmens OF the proi(
ocau meat OF antiquity,
lAed' With hIm to be a cou
De associated IN the deepe
Gnol leeIlng and OF sentlme
sllent was restored to the n
'a'e o. a sublime antiquity.
sNplalq.
year 1886, earyln the SD
SnIy respectable citizen
lih called one morning up
N' and expressed q wish
Us and IN defence OF a "you
10Y" who had been accu'
lrder Of d a beautiful but fl
~ a sunday morning, in
aeet OF this city. The hi.
i y L citizen was the frienc
IL Robinson, then confined
under md, an accusation for
H. Ellen Jewett. While t
E@ young boy" was co
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17
WANTED.

ONE or two good Wagon or Carr,
" age makers can find emPI oymcnt
by immediate application to the un-
designed at this place. Good wages
and constant employment VII !, be g g'V'
en-. "a " i'i'
August II. 1897. l4-u
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17


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. "Sir, sai the eminent and elevated
counsel worthy e q better are H#4
ihe present. "llcre q y'W Iou'uaI
and papers
(. - ii yo1 lnIr.ilee hls case
= cannot l'pued 'il' N''' : I.
presents I'ch '.a'0I'' y wy I'''' =
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Sc these papers ! lcI' not mat convection
n = cannot undertake hl' case
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Is departed and found a more conGenIa
J. spirit IN another quarter
e These are, ~ substance true onl
Of solemn facts. We appeal Tor the tru'i
o Of the existence OF copy OF THIS ny5
10 FERROUS journal to the family oil The LAT.
s. excellent and elevated He"y IL
S'ows. We represent no materIq
lie point that is not susceptible OF dc
in monstration.
ii, Now, Tn these curious facts. Wha
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17

SllnRlFF'S SALE.
James II, Andrews ! On fila to Aprll
rs Term 1888. In
YIN. +. Graves. Madison Circuit
Court.
ID Y virtue Of the above stated case
, directed to me. the Sheriff OF
Madison County, shall expose to
public sale for cash at the Court House
door. in the town Of Canton on Mon
day the 20lh day Of November, 1851
Ten likely negroes viz; Allen, Ann,
Albert, Judy and Child, Julia and
Child. Nancy and Child, and Matilda
Levied on AID will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, SherW.
Nov. 10, 1887. 2l--2t Pr. fee SO
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17
ICE.

NOVICE.
rEVIIE partnership heretofore exist
IL ing between the undersigned IN
Scott County Mi. under the firm OF
IIancsbrough, Searles & Co., was
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
An persons indebted to said firm will
settle with j. Silverberg Il 20. OF
Canton, who are alone authorized to
receive and receipt for monels due
said firm, and who will sign the name
Of the firm. in liquidation only
J. SiLVERBERG,
CHAR. J. SEARLES,
c. HANSBROUGH.
Scott County Nj. Nov. II, 1875
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17
CANTON ACCOMMODATION.
STAGE.

rrIIE subscriber wishes to inform
a his Friends and the Public, th9t
he has recommended his stage from
Canton to jacksonville and back on
the same days. Three times per
week, Tuesdays, Thursday and Sa-
turdays. Passage to each place So
baggage extra charge, every necessa-
nv attention will be paid to the com
fort of passengers. !
HrPassengers in Caution will apply
at the Eagle Hotel, in MadisonviIle ut
the Planters Hotel.
~ NJ. C. CAYCE.
Canton, Nov. 8, 1887. 24-u
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18

DVINDICATION.--Dr. BRANDRETH has
been assailed by the proPnstors Of ether medicines
as a mercenary Quack, because he is said to recon-
mend his Medicine in large quantities, and that no
good medicine is so required. The fact is that any
medicine having Mercury, Arsenic, Antimony, or
Hemlock in it. could not be taken in large doses, be-
cause II it were such medicine would destroy life at
once He does not say the medicines to which he al
ludes have those ingredients in them but is evident
from their directions that great care is required in the
taxing OF them. Now, Brandreths Vegetable Uni
versa Fills can be taken at all times large or small
Doses according to urgency Of symptoms
One OF those who apply this epi,het Of MERGE
NARY, was patient of DR.. BIS for three months
viz from May to August, for the Piles, of which dis
ease the Brandreth Pills completely cured him. This
man now advcrscs largely Pill, which he proessas
will cure every disease and especially the one under
which he labored. Ne1
DR.. Brandreth appeals to the high estimation b;s
Pills are held in in all parts of the United States this
IS his best answer all the vile illusions of interest,"
ed persons; whom he leaves to banquet on their own
envy. liz
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18

IMPORTANT INFORMAT ;-Pesoosanss e.
with the following ants -scrosua, LspIsy, ~
Rheum, st. Anlonys Fuc Pcve Sores. even xneo no uo
aectol White Sweings Violent Erupons aite mssxics Ss
W. fostering Epos Pimped and Casbnced iaGss $50
Eyes Sea Head Ulcer. venereal Tants wnen
Mood on ksnsn-are assured that DR. RELIES BOTANICAL
DROPS conIase unad for the prevention tehef snd cure
these which read the following emakaDie
cure Of caseo u II year, standing
Extract OF q letter1
Sr-My leg VIII oh before did OF look like human HIND
now entirely healed after resisting other application Tor
twelve yes taking Relies Botanical Drops
lad given up all hope OF neiei." .
Anether writes There taking the
Drops evidently with the ADVANTAGE He de-
his words, II doing wonders for him. and
as il were. "snatching him from the grave"
have occurred persons pAng
miserable existence nothing they could adlng
them eef until they a made Of the above laval
liable medicine They ae the best spring and y
sic.
fTice ~, or 6bottles for 85
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE PlLES-0ne of the best
ard most thorough remedies known for this troublesome compliant
has more perfectly answered the for wch intended
tan any other affords immediate ana per-
manent relief both from the DISC der ITSELF and ACCOMPANYING
symptoms Of the ons, headache loss OF aIeue'
Indigestion, and otaer marks OF debility, 49,.
Free ~ for both articles Ointment and Eectuay oroo Genus
when only one wanted
" None genuine unless signed r. KIDDER on the wrap
per- ole proprietor and 10 Dr. Conway by whom
are ir sale at his couptsE SO Court street.
his special appointment by p Dckie, AIS Broadway Sa
q Nephew corner Fulton and Water street George d. Cosgc
shall 42l PcaH street J. H. Hart corner Broadway ana IMAM
Der street Whiting NOVEL;, corner Caharinc ana
liam Il. and A r. a ID sands 100 Fulton st. fl0-2m
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18

London Misn0mors.
Jowss smith, Esq Of assors Of REJECTED Addresse
Fsom Park Lane to Mapping, by day and by night,
I've many year been roamer,
And find that no lawyer London indct,
Each street. every lane q missioner.
hnd Broad street, ST. CHESS, poor narrow nook.
Battle bridge is unconscious OF slaughter
Dukes Place cannot the ghost of b duke,
And Brook street is wanting in water.
went to Cornhi for a Lushel Of wheat,
And sought il in vain every shop
The Hermitage offered tranquil rstrea.
For the Jolly Jack Hcrmts OF wappiss
Spring Gardens Gil wintry, appear IN the wane
sun Alley absolute binder
Mount st,eet is level, and Bearbnder lane
Has neither bear binder.
No football is kick'd up and down in Pan Man.
Change alley, alas never varies
The Serpentine Rivers a straie h'ened eaNa'
Milk street is dinuded Of dairlesi
Ksiahu. bridge, void Of tournaments hes cam" aa uA'
Butcher Row cannot boast OF u cie.Vef,
And Though il abus his sarden) Hay fhi
Wont Give Deyon's Dake the hay fever
The Cockpit's the focus Of law, not otspert,
Water lane is afflicted with dryntss;
And soeof its Gee ge approach, Princes court
lsa sorry abode for his hghness;
From Baker stree north all the bakers have fed
So IN verse mot quite equal to HsmeD
Me,hiuks | have proved what, at starting, ! said
That London s one mighty misnomer.