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Canton herald., 1837-10-27

tizen. All "a 99%orous W, meeting of the CT.
,'',.,l t'IgI' o. o. Madison County, held at the
town n.', OF Canton, on wednesday " t%S tbs
20 SI'a INST Gen. Jos. Collins beino con. Al
ed to the Chair, and W. n. MoreIooJ ,i o",I'
appointed Secretary. -'''' o''eod'
Samuel R. Black, ESQ, after a few
pion.i5n piIS,,iGlnaIyr IGyr1emarks, relating to tbc
tons, viz. '"9 leSoIu.
HeSoiced That at tho cor,.r,..;.,,,
I' io.t t'ecIlon ,ch on the I'd Monday . Of sJ' Jp,
ius., 5or',' "nen Nlessrs. Gholson and CIo; ;
% oo[ne We're elected, it was orr T hoi;oi oi;'',
tbo d,,a oI; opln'on and We believe il v"o, u.ao
P"oolPa v oP'n,o2 ne no of large majority Of f~s tbs
bers ,o 10 :, u Mississippi, that the mem. m
opIS orS 20 o1... e elected at that term r[' worn
@ Sn:s;on er'eteG oE to serve during tbe c@i}sJ @
guiar election % oO3gr$ss e and until the re-
Rcs0lcea. That we ep,oer ro''... next.
Mr.. MI',9booa c5oIoa Of our Representatives. tat ps'
,bc;. onoIson 'ao. and Claiborne to ''Cists c,.;,
y p'T ioa's during the 256 c"0Srasn y calm
their 'l"a''Gn por, on Of an implied pedse on
regular election in N"pe ;'V rssa. result of the
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
{ orYeWon|cace Of The Picogune.

W hohlNbibN| ott. o. 1901.
We are like ship in L calm. For
want of something else to do, the Sc.
nators are spinning their long yarns
and dIsputlng about nothing. When
a breeze viii spring is now very un.
certain. Last evening several amend.
mcnts to the Treasury note bills
were disposed Of. Just as the main
question was going to be put, Mr..
Underwood moved an amendment TO
sell the bonds of the United tates
Bank. This was a bomb that started
the members from their seats. A lone
discussion was ioresecn and the House
adjourned near IL O'Clock z. NJ.
Poor fellows! lpity these legislatures.
They are kept at it from 10 in the
morning TO 10 at night. Most of the
time they arc obliged to be bored to
death with the "sirs" and Mr.. Spcn-
kerr OF some dolt who don't know his
elements. Well, every business las
ITS dlsagreeables. Ambition puts a
thorny crown upon the brow. When
the bIil will pass, or whether it will
pass at all, beth Wings and Loco-focos
are uncertain. Even Mr.. Cambre,
leng has lost Lis reckoning. What.
think you' The Secretary ofthe Trca.
sury has got all the plates and mategi.
ais ready beforehand, for the isspin7
OF hls notes. Now if it should 50 han.
pen that the bin is defeated, he will
DC very much in the predicament of
lhe old woman who counted her.
chickens before the eggs were hatch.
ed, wont he!-b.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
NOTIUE.

geY virtue ofan order I. y
sb Octc Der term ol ~ !.
Court of Madison Counil \
of Mississippi, will be sou IN, I
est bidder at public a.Sg S.rl
town of Livingstone on :, -
9th 9th day Iy,,:,,I1 Of pee%ms'f Iso5,. bsIors 5fla
estate of John c. s1lI~ G.,i|
lying and b. being in iM1.,.isIs] +. Hs11
d,son and State OF !h', :, To1
E.ts. w. Section ); ;uI
Range /, z. ". p,Ss. ! :, Il
80, Township v Ps7.,ioa :, Ra1s, !, N
!, n. f.. 4, Sccs'o"
Range /, East ero Vi
Terms, one and Wv ..',e-ip N
Bond and approved ,. dssuITs
CHARLES r,,F
Oct, 77, 1887.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

1t would appear fr, m the following
extract Of letter to the t dltor of the
Baltimore Patriot that Mr.. Wood
bury's grammar and per&picm,y have
given considerable trouble to Con
gress The House Of Representatives
finds itself utterly incapable of com
pretending the chaotic mass which
the Secretary laid before them as q.
report on the state Of the inances.-
! he best lJea we have seen is that
advanced by Mr.. Pickcns. A few
government shin planters expended
tor the instruction of our Chancellor
IN grammar and arithmetic, would be
admiralty applied. We would re.
commend Mr.. Van Buren to place
Mr.. Woodbury. under the direction oil
that venerable knight Of the ferulc,
our old friend John M'Leod. If he
cannot hammer enough grammar and
arithmetic into his head before the
next meeting Of Congress, TO enable
HIM to write inteIlgiblc English and
TO calculate sums in simple and com
pound interest, then we would give
the Secretary up as iDcorrigible. ri
Mr. Woodbury. is to remain in the
Treasury Department few thousand
dollars might be adyantageously ap-
phed in teaching him the Clements
1t would certainly be better laid out
than the appropriation for the Russ
an mission. Bat the best plan would
be to send'him back to New Hamp-
shire, or make him minister plenipc-
Tertiary TO Nova Zembla, and put Il
man who had some intellect ia the
Treasury Dcpartment.-B.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
MOTTO

NOIlU
40 all persons lntere''e'
Il tate of John Emef''31 +
late of Yazoo Coun%,, I.
January Term Of the lIo1.
of said county, | shall apP.!l,,..
der the letters heretofore !. !.
me as Administrator Of Sag Y,
and that | will make a se''I
far as | have administered n
JAMES Lo1
October, 9th, 1881 ]
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

2 TonWJ g.
wgs nominated un tUe u.Ert ... IN.
PlCuts iD t.c uYrHrra port .. |.
State fs soon Us Ir UHF a#reffUu..
that Me- Ht.uv vas a Nm Bu.en
man. Letters iTeu tHe Northern
counties Hy fHat Sir. Word hr a.
ready taken tue Ge.dmd 0iI raut...
tha upper plrto. tNa State iH0ron H
ly, while Mr. rrcairs + m4siueatr.
umphaI march through tIo eastern
part ol tne state. From every ludi-
cotton The triumph ol onr ticket af
The November election Is certain
Mr.. Word is spoken ii as man %.
fine talents and a stauuch State
Rights man. lie may calculate on
getting an oycrv belming Wing vote
m this county; and we hope and he
lieve our friends throughout the State
will put on their armora and exert all
their power at the November cleo
tlons. Under these circumstances we
have taken down the name Of Mr..
Buckner, believing that he would pre-
fer northrcn man should take his'
place with the expectation that such
an arrangement would prrmote the
success Of the party and the great
principles for which it is coutcndinc.
If we have not got the right man this
time we will give it up.-IieksJarg
Sentinel d Erpo,ifor.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
" hat man of observation has not no.
Iced and regretted the portentous signs
alluded to in the following paragraph!

~ h'' man vi pOScFFat.On mas not no.
iced and regretted the portentons signs
alluded to in the following paragraph?
From the lia9isoaiqa.
"A spirit of dstrust seems 10 exist M,
only between man and man, bat Of the in.
stluhons ofthe country, and the tendon.
cy oi things has threatened the social cd.
hcc with disorgani2ation A political len.
rosy, usicr the name of "loco.focoiSro' =
has been stealing over the land, and infu.
sing lisoItinio every ramifcation ofpolit.
zeal Nic, poisoning, conyulsing, and des.
roylng' 1t seems to have seized the or.
acles, and almostworkcd itselfinto the en-.
brace OF the gods. Its contact is TO be n
yoided as a pestilcnce."
We add that if the principles of the
leaders of the administration party are
ully carried out, principles, 'whose con.
'ac' Is TO be avoided as pestiIence.n . moi
only Will "thc social edifce be thrcn,nn
ca with dlSorgaization,' but our nronJ
tower OF booslcd constitutional liberty viii
actually crumble to the ground. and with
II VIII TALL the hopes ofthe friends oirree.
uom throughout the world. Truly. when
eVlI !. men bear rule, good men look sad, and
rniiians dance and leap '''' ~'''
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

From the S2@'4cra -hgHe.
JOHN F. II. G. AIB0RNE-STIJJ
MORE TESTIMONY.
Noc5oH Tbon ,rt,ooI;l.o ~,
-l"''',,i ac p "o" oD.' ." ''9o % Ilne ''o spirit
"A third is ike the former: filthy hoas !
Why do YOU show me tbjs?-a tanrtL ,
Start ewes!
What viii the line stretch out to tAo
crack Of doom?
Another yct?-a sayenth? TIL seq no
more;
And yet the eighth appears. who boars
n glass
Which shows me many more.
Horrible sight! .S3a3e9e9,e.
The letters Of Ills goo,l,a,,n .,.
still rising m like sj,o5"tl'.@ ,,'"I ai,'',, -
reproachnq him. win NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ~ SnoS.,'
and deccpti7n on t5a ham, ono.tia,, ),
and day alter day some new tesf;mnn, !.
is add0ced. canyjc,iny n its n9I.rn
Wen would i bava Easn - e., = H. "I'i ~; :
borne, if he had BEEN n,,ra ~, J;,r.oa.
and trst counted tbe cost ., h<1,ra @',r, Lo %
issued his "4pyeIl." and WcII o,, uonl4 i ~ !,
have resulted if he had carhaI H., '.'t da. -
size for Office, and had w,itten r,,,,r
letters. He is Observation-Disclosures.
ed, An are Of pcra,a, viii na,'o',,;;. al.''o'
restore him to + 5o nil,nao of e, ,ha -
'stern and pqtrio,ie da.oorrac, w 'I5 n{
Mississippi. We have baen fSr;;sb,J
with Ihc following lelt,rs y, nb,oL g' ,'.'''I" 80,
show tnat Mr.. Cl3if51ne,s aro., ~a = = ="
sire of roe ecfjan inJnc,. 7'g,' I;", "I'
pcrretrnta the mos, r.,,,salony ',I,,, dsa,g,
ton upon his conytitna6ts ~ VIZ. nsI'
the State, or in the Jro;ta3 g'o,,l ~ -
ever before heard thai NJ W. Fiji, B%I55,
coaIIreaiga Ire 2rejj@n ,'af ,'a, ,Ia ni71'e ,7:
~ NI,t,, ll . - u 60 I t5- /
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

AHil0wey IN he marhel.-Wc know
one ofthe best, liyeliest, most good
natured, liberal, and benevolent wild.
overs that ever lived under a south
ern sun, who wants wife. TO all
the noble qualities of our nature, he
adds to the match, two of the sweetest
children ever reared. lie is a soldier.
and marcheson all public DAYS, with
one ofour best volunteer companies
--- be wears sword, and lives in New
Orleans. Communications will be
received at this Office in his behalf
we feel great interest in having him
we'll married, as he has promised to
give one thous nd dollars to the Plea
yunc.
p. S. We forgot to mention that
he Is handsome and only 38.--D.
Fho! why don't he 90 and seyrch for
"a wife, if he wants one.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

A little miIiner, with black evos,
flowing ringIcts, dimpled cheeks, elias
TIC step, buoyant spirits, and-so-torth,
complains against the Picayunc, and
says we have no right to refer to the
business of fmlIIincrs in our paper, as it
does not belong to commerce. The
rcbukc is swallowed; we shall speak
Of mlIlIncrs no q.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

The Legislature of Tennessee conye.
ned' on the Sd inst, when Col. Cahal Of
,'0ury county, was elected President Of
iOo Senate and Mr. Cooke Of Granger
county, speaker ofthe House.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

I'm H. Wharton, Texian Minister 10
'"V o"''ed States has escaped from Meta.
moraS' and arrived in Teya.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, !
East District of Louisiana.

, East District OF Louisiana.
In admiralty sihins:
N obedience of an order at this Court made on motion
OF Henry Socket ESQ the 10th January 1876, re,
curing statement Of the monies remaining deposited
and unclaimed in the Registry of the Court to be pub
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Interested of Record the Undersigned Registrar reports
the sum of $l232I5, remaining unclaincd-in the fol
lowing cases.
Wexford 4 Stevens vs ship Washington SAB rs
Deposited on the Registry Aug. 10, 1917.
Being the proceeds of sale of tho vessel of
whom the owners appear to he Bowen g. Rob-
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Bishop-resdcncc not Record.
Schooner Debile rs certain Goods, 537 30
date of dcposi, Aug 18th 1917.
Smith rs q Hegll's of wine, 70 80
date ofdeposa July e4th 1919, no claimant on
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Mitchell ct dis rs Schooner 9Th January AZ 2
dates ofdepost Jan. 18th, 1885,, Levin BozInan.
Plymouth NC claimant Of vessel
Winter ct dis rS Steam Boat Nanolcon 20 10
date deposit Dec. &c 1922 balance Of the
proceeds Of the sale ofthe Napoleon after paw
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Ter, of Louisville
Victor David rs steam boat Florida, 80
date CT deposit Sept l4th, 1881, J T Bauduc's
syndic claimant.
Hayden Perry ct ala RS Rrib Sally Esther, 0
date Of deposit, May 9th 1899, owners of Sally
Esther, B Clark, John Lilln. Richard Doa-
born and II Richards Of Massachusetts,.
And in obedience the further order Of the said Court
the owner or owners and all and every other person
persons having pretending have any right, title in
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ofthe u. s. for the district aforesaid be holden
,hetAhd Monday of Muy 1886 at 10 solocka at the
cause why su disposition thereof should not be made
1as the Court may and proper.
BY order OF Court,
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DROGANS, CLOTHING. &c.-Landing from the
I'D ship Maria: so cases russell Brogans, common
extra and boys sizes; cases mems kip pegged Bro
kid, morocco and lasting Slippers; Is cases Clothing
embracing good assortment-for sale by.
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(Louisiana and New York Line of PacketsD
~ III Ia; ID

- - - ~
NHE Ships composing this line will sail from Nav
Il Orleans and New York OH every other Monday,
commencing tile 25tl April and to insure tie
strctest punctuay in their time of sailing the line will
hereafter consist of six ships, viz -
Ship YAZOo, Captain Eldridge, to leuve here 18th
Ship MISSISSIPPI Captain Robinson, to leave on
9Th May.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Collins, to leave on
23d May. "
:. Ship NcKsDURG, Captain woodl,euso, to leave OH
9Th June.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on goth
June.
3dJufy. ''''. 'S''' vi
u The above ships are all new, of the first class,
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bnrthsn, are of light daught of water, being built in
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sage fixed at hundred dollars their cabins are fitted
up on the most improved and convenient plan a. finished
in neat and elegant style. Ample stores of the first
quality, will be provided and every regard had to the
comfort and entire satisfaction Of passengers who will
please take notice that berth he secured until
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These packets arc commanded by captains we'll ex-
perienced in the trade who will give every attention and
exert themselves to accommodate. They will at all
times be towed up and down the Mississippi by steam
boats and the strictcst puncuaty observed in tho time
of sailing.
The owners of these ships will not be- responsible for
my letter parcel package by put on beard of
them, unless regular bill Of ading be signed therefor
at the counting house of the agents owners For
'''''''r particulars 'p ). b to BErN ga. COHEN
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offered in quantities to suit purchasers.
Rich Satins, plain and figured.
do do blk and colored.
do Gro de Paris, plain d fgd
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do Gallzes, Fapins, H,rnanies, &c.
Plain and knottcd, China Cobourgh s, English Silk
Hose.
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do de and II 5 Gloves, long armed
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ANIMALS FOR 1886.
TFHE JUVENILE FORGET-M E-NOT, a Christmas
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Public .4ceountants and General Agency Office.
HAMILTON HALL having opened IN effice at No.
H IA Exchange Place, for the transaction of BUSH
ness relative To Accounts, Collecting Debts, Transla
tons; etc. will engage to write up and keep tradcsnen
books, eherby the month"; year job, and is confident
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in some of tho most respectable houses that he give
general satisfaction TO those who may phase employ
him. lie pledges himself that all debts entrusted to his
care will receive his best attention; and from his know
ledge Of aud long residence in this city, he Offers his
vices with the fullest confidence the time he
will give security for the faithful accounting of all
ccips. Transations and from the French and Jpa-
nsh language he will likewise undertake TO execute
with despatch and correctness.
1year Nep Orleans October 1896.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAL AGENCY
AND BROKERS OFFICE,
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