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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03


NJ Office IS hereby given That Il pufr
IN siahce ef the proS lsions rantaiak d sin
deed q Trust ezecnied l9g lanes Fuller
and Sarah Fuller. his Wlies of LoNnfes
County State Of Nasslssi npi. On tie EstII
day II eptenlber 81 II. 1885 Is me
Charles Walsh, 81 NE County and tate
aforesaid trustee secure the pal naeft
81 certain prola1ssnrg nate therein flers-
toned and described, 10 ST ipesfer IeafI 81
sis assigns. pay able On Size SBsb day ST
5niy 1887 IS ajd tnsiees
s. he ksqees s. Tile SAID Sylvester Pearl.
and l0seph Bryan ass enets the said SD
keslef Pearl tffet g public sale. - lie
eotf dt0se 20 re county q Afiala, in
GIG state lisslsslrri. a TIE iay uf
Apsll mex. 1888 Al slae nglt. title iuler-
apeE and right ct u0gef. which the
sid larass aller, and siafah Fuller hiss
wife - 10 tlle ink described
tracts. pieces g parcels II iand sine and
being county s. and S. rs s.
HE Nnrf 81 h sees
lia.l eNk5 township fourteen. noflh -
psne lsot the soel
teE e elton thirteen SIS said Sfp 81
anses ls.tthe in,s steven IS
al o lie easl halt
81 {1e noltf e 4natse section leh n.
81 nshlr and also tie esf falf
81 g ewnsilp and snee
also ss'l qumter 81 clinf iva ;S
and ternilp and also the nnkih
ss anRfkel el section ente ees IS
a b the sa0th Sf
@ EklN kHenl hffe a,a
eA4 range sc the nafl, hsif
caF north eas oos
tsS kASf .oa1s "a said fon3ss i,f
IDS eQkN alf %
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03


20 &C :ahereby eigea. tlsst is p1rs
snance IS Deed III Trust txecbied
by ne 5. Csrisson Of The count 81 Iuxnbes
and state oE Mississippi On tie twentieth
day ut July, 1857, 10 8 W Cater. 0f the.
County 81 kowndes aud state aforesaid IS
trustees 20 secure me IA Cfent IS one prom
nissofy nnte therein mentioned and descri-
bed. % the order e William cockEell,
win. astfustee, 81 public sale. q the
court house n the town 81 Colnmnns Miss
sissifipi. on the ehirticth day Of Nsrcll next.
4 1888 within the hours prescribed IS lave
al the right, title and interest which, the
said 81 s 6sFissoIn has 81. & % tie felloN ing
escribrd lands. 70 VII sc west halt of
tie nortn- est quarter dissection Nh gll ees
N fownslaip No. cen. Worth. of ranRe M.
IS east. containing $500 acfes also
tlie west bal Of the snntteNesl qnartef b
section \ o 3. ia township No. noI +
ct tange ~. east, containing 81 100
acre and also The West halt 81 easf bali of
flle Southwest quarter ri seetioa No 81
inWaship No. north. range 16 asgs
containing 4 700 acres Sing iu the
count Of lsubee. State IS NlissisSll ini. g
gethpr with AT and singular TIE tenements
herea tamepts and appui lsnapcss tfefeuntp
belonging. ~ - any silsea ppeltaining Dated
this 81 day 81 Alalchs 8a8
265W Printer 8se so
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03

NJ k9.H IS 1aerebY given. thar
"a pursuance 81 Iced IS tlIisk. eae
cused By slsnszer Diskson and Eiihrainl
Bound ST 1nwnfIBs county and STATE 81 lis
SIS PM 81 tie ensy FIRST sIay ,l F tbfl.a s..
one tlosIsand 81 glt hundred and aifls ei
So John " Gram of lie county snd sIaie
Aforesaid trustee. - SCENE the pay nie9l
e iree rolnissor.R nnie eftin nenliobee
and asseri6ed g Roddy Smith 81. as
tsllsses nllers 1t public ale 81 he Court
il llse. - HE TOW Insnb,s. lississin
ple the thir,enth as St efil ne,.fs
kiass1 within IS hours prese he'd 81 la
all the rielis little and intereSt. which the
the sad Dick son and Bp.lnd have s. and 81
the following crihed log 81 parcel 81 land
iying and ring 81 BE tnN1 Columbus
,ffle Known IS 81 Cot Mol. Ia Square
Norlh oE hain.slfeet. II beinr IS
u rkkksssFseE fes holding Us i.lflt
and rnanine par Tel with IS
teel east tpe lssr WIN 81 IIie
1eI g 'tanents mn. ta.kte same
l.asfn a. 81 aHy wise anpertain
terms sales cash nhIy
kst ltlia teelitl fi tFch. ess
JoaN M. GR
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03
THE S1s4 1.l7 D SIS LI5I7I. !
MONROE COUNTY


rs. for
John d. Lawson. $96 90
STDTIEE isherehy gwen that the abos
attachment las been issued 81 The sui
.Af The said plaintiff against the said defensl
determined 10 The Circuit Coufe q LpWngles
County State 81 Mississippi and that III
less the said dekcntans shall a1peaf. 81 81.
before The second MLnntax at April next
being the first day &c the Circuit Court for
TIE county aforesaid. give special bail and
plead. judgment viii IS entered againsi
him. and the proper attached win Be sold
70 satisfy The plainti demands.
Witness, the Clerk uE the said Circuit
Court, this 74h daynf ~ inch. 1885,
S. Buckle A n. lefx.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03
THE S u 7'g or ESS 1851
AEl11RElI. 70 IINl1tR


a1iclkerssati q largEoye Attachment
IS for
Thomas s. Renear. SCI
T11' y Iks p IS hsFeb 81 IEisen. tlias tie aboee
attic aept las BEEN issnesi al the sdit
os ne sald plaintiifs agailsl Be said efef
"a ascending entefs faf she sum
aforesaid alis. has lsgr returned q l|iie
nee duty sxecaleII az IS nnH and
Undetermined lli Circuit Curt a.
gloQfoe County State a IisA ssipI5i and
thai 1llles the eienfan snail
SO or before the fpafth Monday AsiI
nezs being llls ffss day ne Cireal sirs
10y the conQfg aforesaid eite snecial S 81
and plead m II IS "a 50. rs.
eeksf lsaehed sill BE sold
4a kae eaiets
tt1esSs TIE cIeE ST M d csfer.|
court tllis daV 1855
GIL All.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03

aEsgl gsas r. e 81. lsl ion. cons
iane Eigh da4I a1a
eiRhl acte1 IS et ood and
situated four aud lal miss lion, 6nl-
nus Miss fef two acfrs
in hish slate 6 iIclf
n.isea Is good u no 81 I'D oshel nj.
pfoeenftnt This facl olns Stn Blown
fige ina Amis nfations ul IS.
4 pint q iergiliay Ind ralion ed
IS - planIallan 81 Size 81 tie slale For
further paflicalaie
nr ~ he sllbscfi1 efs Sc ~ ems &c. AIa
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03

pursuance nf the abnfe il ol eleEl son
I shsil cause the 7ll % opened me.
different pfeeincls hiA county, 90 Mon
dsy, Tie go day IS IS ptil nest - day f6I-
Io~lnE ~ tAlSN
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03
STATE OF MISSES PPI.

iSsate 81 Mississippi Lo.pndes county.
Robert BlakeIey
charles NJ Stewart
81 OF ICE IS hereby giyeg'. that the above
IS aklachntnt has Leen issued al the suit
Of the said plaintiff against The said ,lefen-
daIts as an ascending de ltor. for the sum
Aforesaid. and has been returned totflis 1T.
nee duly executed, and IS now pending and
and undetermined the Circuit Court of
I4oWndes County, State Of Mississippi and
that unless the said defendant shall appear,
on or before the second Monday 81 April
next. being TIE FIRST day of the Circus Court
for The county aforesaidS give special bail
an Plead Judgement viii be entered against
lIilns and he properly attached will BE sold
20 satisfy The plaintiff demands.
Wines che clerk IF tie said circuit
court this I'll siay 81 hIaffh. 1885,
OVID r. BROWN. Cisls
r Zee 81 Coz
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03
John Il. lawson I02 a.


NTUTTtE s hereby gs1. hat tie above
Is u attaehngng has been sued y lie suit
Of HI said llldintiH againsl the said delend-
ant. as al abseonding debtufs tor the sum a.
toTesald and has been returned ntlils ellIce
duly executed and isnoN pending and lll-
determined IL the 1.irrnit so0fl oi I.oisisCIe
County State of Mississippi aRd that me
less the said defendant shall appear. IN Or
belole the second Monday 81 a pfil next
being the fourth day e the Circuit curt Is
The county Aforesaid. give special bal andt
plead. judgement vii Be entered against
him. aud the propeFtY attached will be sold
20 satisfy tie plaintiff demands
Witness. the clerk nf said circuit court,
Court this 7iil dav NJ Stl3rch. 1886
S. Il. BUCKINGEI q III. Clerk.
Printer fee. so clerk
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---I----T- 70 ---II-- - -
=. e Is hereby igens that The above
Attachment has been iss.ied at the
suit 81 said plaintiffs against the said de-
fendans1 SIS "a ahsconding debtors for he
sum afore aid. add has been returned Is
this ollice duly executed and is now pend
ing and nudeteFnined ID th Gircuit Court
of t.owndes County state of Mississippi
and That unless tie said defendant shall
appear en- Or Fefore ne second Monday ii
phi next being tie hist day Of The Circuit
Court fpr ths county aforesaid, give special
bal and plead. Judgment viii be entered
against llillls ape the nperty attached viii
Be sold 9 satisfy tie plaintiffs demands
Witness. re clerk nf the said circnit
court. this ga day 81 February 1883.
OVID 4. BROWN.
Prs fee. SO. clerk
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03


81 : gf Ssissi kolgllteS eols,lis..
cog.ngton calhoun
o!omon 81 Stewart
NOT 9 IS hereby sNel
Il thai the above alsa clalisets l,ss g g
Issued Il suit os the said planlIll. .llsls'
the said fendanls - ahsearglins ee1kQi
for lie sun Store &. and has beer -
edse this once duly executed aud lsnoNl
pending aud und Fnined n the rrslIl
cnuFk ST ksownees Co6ntY state OF
sippi; and thai unles the said deten1sp
shall appeai, % 81 before she senad
day o April next, beng The iEs q
the Circuit cn0l fnI de county
give specia bail and plead. Judgement %
81 entered against him afd ile optsl
attached VII Be ed q satisfy sle plain.
Witness the Clerk AZ lhe said Circuit
Court rms 29d aay q ehufary 1883
fee So clerk
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03

giese eoAs's,
Attachment oO.
81 ham Deze
IS IS tel giyens thai ~ .aooss
saenl HIS been issued 50 US 800
he I'D ulainli asainsk the SAD esasa ].
~. 81 shs ine tlebsef, lei ae .e.s.
Irfs a been fetNFrsQ - ~ =
q 81 - ecugst end itslloy 's l.sl.sls 49,.
n Tie circuit enprk q nslsA
ennnf, state ST !; ard kass ~
less s said defendant shall 60 =. -
before the second Monday q ~. 49,.
heink the iigSl ag 81 re eiirntl coAss lRs
fhe coansy aforesaid. special eass So
nIesd III Eusenl y i'll entered ~.
Ia p1opef,p ~ &C fill BE- sals. t9 sas-
isle the 81 int 81 enlangs
Witness the CLERK 6 the lp lfsess
Court. THIS IN das ii 1sfch es
OVID F. BROW
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03

n testimony whereof have
bereunfr sef ny hand nf
edth< great seal q State
affixed Iack this
dagof elgnafg a. u 1898
and ~ che sneeleignsy g t'it
State 81 isSissippis the frtn
f4feSf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

An AHia9 0fHe Nllay Rre "A
rapcr in the Journal Of the Aaatle.
society of BcumL, gives an occoun'
.ora Malayan Alblno, seen by the VIII.
Ter 40 Grcssjs:
~HIs skin was Of q reddish white
with hoichesbere and thcre,and thin
Iy covered with short white hairs
The ewes were small oni contracted.
,aei..sofo very Ight bIUe. lbc Dds
rrI. and tr,a-cd with hort0hlie la,h'
ea. tle eva hroWs umt ana Oh th.
ns color; tbr rap'I much conlme.
t..ifomtBshsaL llsoyincelaneA
fzsae .as4fa-its 81 lhe stmHpm 81
I'D uHvhleH Be- almost constantly
1859. csc uanisdby shadint iben
fa Do Mll ma t44t As
"a bsfpr lan De- ae'shho.3 g
iafsH. Wi HH ~ no'H
..Uaa Ha aas
HneH. lie faa maf
mteaf hf fhif frHf'H.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

TERMS
Five 80ilaf iu all
Tlha end 81 sixmm'li
80 will be discontinued
|,..,fages are paid, exeepiai
fae publishers. Person
4 discontinue viii reasc give
| reel ~ uriiing.
| rip,ion received for $ less
In months.
I,.,sgvrs.-lnscried At The
| pollar per square (ten lines
|, the first Insertion. and ftiy
L. for each continuance.
E'ements which are nothmit.
Manuscript, as to the num-
rtions. will be continued I'M
ont and charged accord
lies Of q personal nature,
admitted, will be charged
ofS2 for every ten lines for
Kan. Political circulars or
resses, for the benefit Of in
Irsons or companies, will be
Advertisements, and at the
ADMINISTRATION forty lines
cwable at pleasure, ONCE 4
dollars. Nocontractin either
for less than one year, anC
yearly.
lego ofannual advertisers i.
heir own immediate business
easements for the benoht o
ns, sent in by them, must b,
he square. :.
bYAL ADVERTISEMENT
notaltcrable, 8 months, 81
do. do. 6 do. 2.
lido. do. 12 do. 3
nq candidates for Office wi.
Ms each.
Moe WORK must be paid for o
pn letters must Be paid, Q
pt be attended to.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

NY virtue ola writ Of election i''1'
ID elbv his excellency AleSaniet &C.
WeNnn. Governor oftho Sntcoi A.s-
.,..irni. nldrectci 20 the Sheriff OF
N.8,son county. } shaIi proceed q.
t5f5 an election no th6 several pee
rinst. 81 Madison county oa h'ad. +
.rl rssslsg che g2lM e3d days o
artalef naxt. fdf the rlrI1z1 eI e-
iae State ffe7wfet' y y
saa, esa.sa by ths dsa'aoiie ''n
fs 81
81 rtornNoi sat
/ Aa4Hf n te1
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

II y go tese
y . canton ,i'' ON lne ,sl oe'' 80,
sheh' . NOT taken oot oe'oIo we ls'o,
January neNi W.T., re SEM % '"o V'"e'''
'os' u'aee as o'aa 's''o's'
\
ANDERSON " I 1n. ,., !, ~, = W., MA
A'eNaGaer 4"en' N , ~ = A',''' wa
-o'. ADAMS james A.eo1' h'N ~
p p p..i.t,I
ll.ttl tt' = y I i'e''i0h ", - WV '~"''
= T'.'q,f.ea E9T' o,a y , y 49,,
: : =, '''. l.,'" ~ = 1''''''''' e" e
i, ,r, ~,
~, ~ y, ~ ~, Ng,5'. q y l' !, -.
,' =, y. 49, ,'' - I. ME-, IN, Cri.r
+, G,, .l''1.'' p3C ,i, NIL Isa6s,n
Culr. D. d. . Cooper, Robert Comfort,
Jo.fah {. C,.tlon. Z. ". Gov. BF Curtis,
Il. Cooner. q. ". Collins. Thomas Can
non, AChonault, NJ, S Coyjng,on, L NJ
Cook, w p Cook, ID y
Donoyant T. Jones 9 Dooohoo William
Divine Samuel bearing l Do"g''sS'
w !" SEA-. 49,. Il
L'''@'' '''''r E'''I ~ ''''''o"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
GULF INSURANCE
COMPANY.

A 4 j If- y OOOsOOO'
\ pail in, and The rcSiiue
kangfers Of Bak Stock,
ICES on Real Estate, II this
| STATE.
Be continues 20 iosurc on
Isl term, buildings in the
country, merchandise in
b Gins, and Cotton there
BID unginned, aud IN Bale;
y bid other articles against
ships and other sea YES
bats and all other Boats
essels; Freights, Goods,
Merchandise, Gold and
IN, and Money, aud all
pertV against marltlme
Eks OF the river, and such
h insured.
bns, addressed to the pres
retary, will meet promp
w. r.. MUIR. Pres I
SLr, Sec'y.
lf, Sept 25, list
Gibson Correspondent
Expositor, Misslsslppian
bid and Grand Guii Whis
the above three times an
ounts.--TG. G. Adr.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

Saius Popai.--A very simple OK,
pedient viii protect the inhabitants OF
regions exposed to bilious affections,
such as lnterment and remltten; ie-
vers, from these dcsolatIng scourges.
A cold infusion Of the common dog
wood (CorauS Fl0rida) taken morning,
noon and night, say a teacup full oil II
.at time. will in most cases be found
IAN ellcctual preventive. Chemical
ANALYSIS has revealed IN the dogwood
a principle similar in nature and quail
tiles to the quinjne, though, perhaps,
not so energetic. The writer Of this
communication, had occasion once to
employ the infusion Of the dogwood
lin an obscure part OF the country
where the quinine was rare, and too
costly for the poor, he found It to an
swer the purpose admirably. Inns
slight prccaution if adopted by FAINT
lies and Their servants might protect
, them from much suffering aud expense
f, Aleraadriz Gazette.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

xUST Received direct from la1'''
y vine. Ky, 90 bales OF superior
mist Jeans oHR LiqF.p', suitable ''.
rcoro clothing, which $50 o.Isr .l.'
FORT & WARE.
Saul. ID. wv
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

Truth is clofaeat.--Thc Hon. NJ
II. Siblcy, a fearless and faithful Rep
rcsenIatiye, in reply 10 Cambrelcng.
who asked what had become Of the
pubic money, answered thus
"Sr, | win tell you whathas become
Of the most Of il, Buried in tho
swamps Of Florida! gone into the poe
kcts OF iaryorite contractors at the
rate Of forty dollars a cord for FIRE
wood, sown, broad cast, in driving
from their homes few miserable In.
dams, at the point Of the bayonet up
on your Western frontier, there 70 re-
appear, like dragons teeth in aharvest
of armed men; gone 10 OUTFIT, init, re-
fit, and in'stt foreign ambassadors who
will not stay; an exploring expedition
atdoesnotsai toraise toruinsasplen-
did cdifce, and make experiments in
architecture that cannot stand alone;
to add to your countless acres Of pub
Uv az ne. ~ ePouu'dsofv ""e' 800 ~v''' ~
nics under the pre-cmptionlaws; much
! OF il has goneinto the pockets OF Office
| holders; much has been spongedup by
the stipendeatles and mercenarles OF
power scattered through all tho high
WAYS and by paths whore booty may
be secured and no small portion might
be found, if il could be overtnken, IN
the "safety vaults Of your two legged
sub-trcasurics.'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
RERiFFs SALE.

m, uso On fl ia. to Oct,
| Term, 1888, IN
| Madison Circuit
|opson, court
e Of the above stated case
s'ed' ! viii expose 70 pub.
| cash. at the door ol the
u the iown Of Canton,
ne iwenty.nlnth dBy 81
y he following dessert ed
aieel Of land. viz Tht
p he vesf bets of ihi
Aliet Of section thirty
hiHTs range iaHf easf
~ vii b. seli q miis d
nalsd ease.
| y Elta NNoY. ShG
t4sf r. ss 81
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
The State Of .ujssissqPit
Madison county.S

4 ft ABtf'' W
Madison county,
By the Probate Court Of said county
April term 1888.
THE exhibition made by Thomas
Smell Admir-. Of the estate Of James j.
Folkes decd. and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the court that the effects
are insufficient topay the debts ol sala
estate. 1t is therefore ordered 'nai
said oeta., be declared insoIyent and
that VIM Wade. VIM. H. st ger and
David NJ Porter, be appointed com'ms
sioners to meet at the Office OF Henry
4 Garrett ESQ. in MadlsonyI.ie on th'
2I Saturday in each month"; 10 a'dl
and allow claims against sand es,'V
and Il is further ordered that INC.
make report to December term lo5
II tbis court. Atr0o copy
Attest: 1T. CAaraoS, C.k'
+ Oct 10 lG-3w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

= ENTERS ul administration "''h
Il 4c UtIauueycd havlughe'1 .i..
ted totle undersigned. 90 he ..n.'
Univ tsrm ness, OF che Probate l'a'.
.oI MADISON county, on thc estate OF
Esu f.. pu..Us Do %. Those l'''
ns claims ainst said estate s.s
0I..t.I 90 Ullu1 theta forwards e n
authenticated. within ihe tme pc e.
.ar net waI le forever 'Fl
sl H dem indebted q l-
sI1 I'ssse maE. uusaHiH
rr. wal r.. WtikfN
EffgtHr.fn NFH
..t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

Drrs.-Why do women array tbcni-
selves IN such iaulasuaal dresses and
quaint devices, with gold, with silver.
torouets, pedans bracel Is, ear rings,
chains, gauIos, wigs, painted faces
bodhms, se,tiug.slick, cork. vhs'ebone.
anl whatsoever else Africa, Asa and
America can pfodgee-ilay.ug thelT
faces d produce che frethor oomp.eS'
iaB cd q new skla anil using Hofo time
Cd dressing Clam Cea@f ieoA e Hlll
=HH-.fH# al7 Hrmyi f1t H1h iss Gun
aias FH.eonefa ihry Wlsh % spread
ufe o. Catch nasWY agsss ahsi al
t AaU Fshlf nHffa auii nlef''f Gus
ssafMa Ha HIaas FL naN asncei
raalb mN H taf ~ Hf@
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

Singular Forgircness.--sSir Walter
Scott, in his article in the Quarterly
Review on the CuNoden papers, men
tons a characteristic instance Of the
old Highland warriors mode Of par
don. "You must forgive your bitter.
est enemy, kenmuir, now snid the
coutessor to him, as he lay gaspinE On
his death bcd.--"Well, if must, |
must" replied the chieftain, "but my
curse be on you, Donald turning To-.
wards his son, 'lf you forgive him"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

A correspondence between a Ian.
kce schooI-mastcr, in Mississippi and
his mother in Maine;
'llay IS, 1888.
Dear Son. Come home. A rolling
stone gathers no moss. Your alice
Tomato mother. I'LL death.
July 9. 1888.
Dea, i5hcr;l won't. Come heT e..
A setting hen never gets fat Vow
datlfaI and obcdicnt son.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

INDIAN WARM TFxAs.-Gen. Tbos.
]. Rusk, Of Texas, has addressed a let
ter to the editor Of the New Orleans
! Bulletin, giving an account of the re-
cent difficulties in the vicinity Of Ma
( cogdoches, between the citizens Of
Texas and the Mexican population.
THE Mexican authorities have been
Icndcayoring by means ofagcnts to in
stigatc the indians to an attack upon
Ilhe frontier. The Mexicans in that
Ipart Of Texas took up arms and called
upon the Indians to aid them. The
timely movement of the volunteer
corps of Texas, however, prevented
The union between the Mexicans anl
Indians. Most orthe mexcans have
gone awayand the indians have agree
ed to remain at peace, and 70 insure
tranquility an efficient force has beer
stationed in the vicinity OF Nacogdo
, ches. A settler q few days since jus
} from the neighborhood Of that town
: informed Us that the country was en-
tireIy peaceful and that no apprehcn
sions were entertained by the settlers
&. G.. Adc.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
VAIL. NACES

/ tA III NAOEio
b STADIUM COURSE.
Pmmence at Manchester,
klppi, on the second Tues
ember next, being the
lll continue for five days:
IS mile heats;
by mile heats;
IL mile and repeat.
y--best 8 in five.
Prcprietor's purse.
es will all be liberal, and
b in time.
A. BOARMAN,
Proprietor.
la38. HIST
Editors of the Lexington
nd Canton Herald, are re
I'VE the above three inScr
Onward their accounts {
OF the Gazette, for pay
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

a1l sa 1nfal fhs Hras
pset alih which tic MaI iesara
hHu, N1s seldom employed hy his
friends hi out door a1u although /
ao means deficient b sireaalh. The
MaIay lmaniue thal ,he Gen0 have
some share 10 tic production e ach
cunoaties, though tins they Tel. ~ a
great secret To ibis dly ihe iamb
0thls grandfather. who was also an
AbIno, Is held sacred by ths natives,
and vow. made at il. Both Of lis pa.
rents were af tho usual color. lis SIS.
ter is an Alblno like hursell.'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
DRUGS.

lcrlbcr takes this method OF
+ friends and the public gen
Z has and is daily expecting
" Of every article necessary
~ or physician; and is dc
use every effort TO give gene
ion. and make tito their into
Slth him.
r. ID. WARD.
epl !, 1898. l3-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

Outrage apoa he iaiiaaA-A few
days since u company Of Wandering
Wirnebogoes came down the Missis
sjppi,an cncamped upon the extern.
ity OF 40 island which extends along
tie river opposite the village Of Du
huquc, Wisconsin Territory. On
Sunday night, a number q genleel
scoundrels who infest ihatplacc, went
over to the Winnebago lodges, for
purposes too revolving Tor G3usion.
Being resisted by both Indians and
squawS, force was rcsored To; a con.
lliM c0sued, which resulted IN the
death ofan aged sqasw, and the den.
gerous mining Of a number OF Others
Of either sex. One Of the villains has
been committed for trial, but the lee
der effected his escape.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

Irish Charlottesville following
dialogue was held between an Irish
teacher, and his pupil, during an ex.
is there any account 'glvenm ms
tory, Phelim, Of Il dumb basic speak
mgr
Yes
what dumb haste was It that
spaker
1T was a whale
Eyes. TO whom did the whale
spakc?'
TO Moses in the bull rushcs.
'What did the whale say unto Mo
scs?'
almost thou persuodest me to be
christian
very well. What was Moses re
plyr
Thou art the man?'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

Extraordinary Triol.-Iho late
London papers contain report oil the
trial of iIonoHa Mccarthy, before
the criminal court at Cork, (lreland')
for Offering a child, aged about eight
wears. TO an apothecary for dissection,
andproposing TO rutthe child to death
She is represented as an III looking
haq, aged about fifty years. The boy
was no relation Of hers, but she had
had possession Of him for about two
years. Where she obtained him }.
unknown only to herself. The boy
when she brought him, according Z
'rantroct. was made drunk with wins
kew. Sentence Of death was record
cd'aprinst her, and tho boy was take
in charge. We do not rcco.lect eve
no have heard Of u case parallel
this
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

There is man living down cast
whose feet are so large that he pulls
his nantaloonson over hishead'