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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-26


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A Y Election i, A,asI
take place in Nj
Monday the 25la hi
1889, for a BrissdrI
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occasioned by the 1
Bsi1adier General h
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by law, and bod Nv
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-26

The navigation Of the Ohio River
is almost entirely suspended
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-26
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SHERIFF Il
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A. D. Barlow 6
Lewis Finley
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-29

CUMBERLAND ROAD.

On motion Of Mr. Upton, the Senate took up
the bill for the continuation Of the Cumberland
Road through Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois
The subject Of the bill was discussed b. Messrs
Noryell, Tip;on, Strange, Calhoun, Smith, Of In
diana, Morris, Buchanan, Smith, Of Conn, Robin
son, Walker, Hubbard, Clay, Of Kentucky, Young,
Clay, Of Aabsma, King.
The bill was opposed mainly on The ground OF the
existing embaTrasSments and bankruptcy VI The 10
vernment; partly that Of The want OF sufficient IN
formation, and partly on that of the inequality and
injustice of the appropriation which il involved.
On motion OF Mr. HUBBARD, The bill was laid
on the table; whereupon,
On motion Of Mr.. BUCHANAN, the Secretary
Of War was directed 10 inform The Senate what por-
liOns Of the estimates for the construction OF The
Cumberland Road, in Ohio Indiana, and Illinois,
might be dispensed with without injury 10 the road,
and without violating existing contracts.
The Senate adjourned, after an Executive session.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-29

From The Ercaing Posts comments Upon Mr.
Rircs' SUbaitue,-That the ConServatives-tha
such men as Tallmadge, from this State, and Rug
giles, from Maine, and Mexican, from Pennsylvania,
should have supported it, was TO be expected. These
men are champions, agents representatives of The
banking institutions; they are parts OF what they
call the credit system their voices and votes are
not their own, but belong to the banks o.
And the Loco-focoS, Of whom the Post is the or
gan, are the champions and agents Of discord, anar
chy and ruin; parts" Of machine to disorganize
the government; their votes and voices are not their
own, but belong to their mas;ers-supporlerS Of
executive claims TO power and privilege.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-29

A committee from New York city has gone 10 Al
bany TO urge the charter Of mammoth bank Of
s3o,0Oo0o0l
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-29

mr.. BIRDSALL presented the proceedings of
public meeting of the inhabitants OF the South Ju-
nv district of Seneca county, New York, held on the
10Th day of March, 1888 of which the Hon. Jonas
Seely was Chairman, and Henry Simpson and
others were Vice Presidents, and the Hon William
Thompson and Major General Peter Himrod were
Secretaries called without distinction of party, and
for the purpose of taking into consideration the late
duel between Mr.. Ciey and MIR. Graves which,
on motion Of Mr. b. were referred 10 the Select
Committee, having that affair under charge.
Mr.. BIRDSALL also presented the memorial of
Jared Van Vleet, and others, citizens Of Seneca
county New York praying Congress to iuerpose on
the subject Of the duel between the late Mr. Cilley
and MIR. Graves and TO expel every member OF that
body criminay engaged therein which, on motion
of Mr. e was referred to the Select Committee now
having the subject under consideration.l
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01

srAqE or M1ssisslppi,} 81 The Probate
Madison Comfy. Coertefsad Co.
To al persons interested in the lands,
tenemcnts and hcreditaments Of lluGH L..
IIExDEasoa, misunderstanding.
"a on are hereby cited to appear be-
Il fore the Probate Court OF said
county, at a regular term thereof, to be
holden at the Court House Of said county,
on the fourth Monday Of Sept, next, then
and there to show cause, ifauy You have
why said court should notthen order and
decree that the lands be sold to pay ting
debts.
/ Witness the Hon. ThomasShackeliord
Judge OF Probate Of said county, the
lourth Monday Of July, IN the yeai
OF our Lord enc thousand eight hun
drcd and thirty eight, and seal 0
said court.
4 Issued the 25hday Of July, 1888.
JOHN I. CAMERON, Cicrt.
I August i, 1889. SGT
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01

1t must be with feelings Of no com,
mon character, that every inhabitant
Of this wide republic haUs the recur- |
renee Of this era. Dear to them must
be day which marks the epoch OIL
their political birth; a day whose II
SING sun visited bis beams upon the
expanding energies Of an infant peo-
|pc, and seemed 20 gladly smile when
they proudly threw aside the shackesI
Iof foreign thr0Idcsn, and proclaimed
thejr cquaIrights to treemens common
heritage The feelings Of that time
have PASSED away, the things from
which those feelings rose are gone
thc insulting claims OF Iawicss power
tile dcspot5 floating battcments of
strife, which covered all the ocoan-
tie scrried ranks Of war, which men
accd ct1ins and soyitude TO the con-
.Qu ~.l-tac hurried conflict Of the
cambatan,s---lhe eager grapple Of
mortaI;oc 10 foe, the trembling flight Of
the vanqWshed,and the yictors shouts
have died away-aIl chunclledm the
cemctry Of the past-"gone glimmer.
/, ing through the dream Of things that
were Yet in those days Of peril
- there were those WHO deeply, deeply
. felt, the greatness Of the strife, whose
souls were stung by the strongest OK
citation, and agitated by the darkest
fears and HyelIest hopes; The scene i.
= chaneed. they loo have passed, witt
! all thcr Joys aud perils-but there i,
p one sensation they have left which
y capnotdie-thc name OF liberty is a,
dear 10 their descendants as TO them
and haIiowed in their hearts will b,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01

Hh OILS tHfV ~ l"FNs
Dear So Whatever rcluclNnce |
my lcel 3D. prroutinta rude, husty'
auliIi-ilaeslcdelIuai0utomcctihc pub
lic eye, yctyou.pliite request, added
% the N8l solicitations Of partial
friends, bon SOME degree reconcile me
lolls publication. The piece has no
reference o. the esciljug topics OF the
day, ANA any interest 10 may afford to
those who rtJd, must be attributed N-
Their to their Kind feelings, than to any
merit ltmay coat"in.
pIeasergmn MY thanks to the com
mittcge, and believe me, very respect
u,Iy, Yours -
L. G. HENRY.
BU. T. j. CArcuNas.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01

E Us
fAf#3 fHiias8 tP
ateI etalfHl lAe gt.a afllgn
Hl ila iHl aan Ni tmeflaH
lHIeHs aeale, basH Instructed ~ e.
Aa nHry III tht ahs ahdialelatliA4
fufe.4ttei ty yen en- ihai 80
g#m, IH mh.aiah "a lhe Canton
llnmIi i'et.wemf assurance Of ihe
pleasure utb vh.ga perform tln.
aUlyi 800 hu,Iest me 10 Ae. &es
'tuOs. j. CAfClllNGS.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01
NOTLCE.

IF ENTERS administration having
D Abeen granted to the undersigned at
the May term Of the Probate Court OF
Madison county, on the estate OF Mar
lin Crane decd. notices hereby CIV
en- toalI persons haylngclalms against
said estate to bring them forward du-
~ authenticated, within tie time pre-
scribed by law or they viii be forey.
er barred; and those indebted to SAID
sstato are requested to make immedi
SA HUEL CRANE, Amir.
FANNY CRANE, ADMIR-.
June 6. 1888. 2-6.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01
JOSEPH LITTEjOliN
JAMES a. pUGH.
June %, 1885.

The undersigAsl has appointed Mr.,
Richard W. Rogers,o Livingston, BIS
agent to attend to the settlement OF
his business in this County, 10 whom
nh indebted, as above, are earnestly
requested 70 make imme late payment.
- is highly important that thc bn1-
ness Of both concerns should be spec
div closed. Those who End ii moon
vcnent to pay their accounts when
presented 10 them, SD please close
/ thcm by note. ..
JOSEPH LITTLkJ0tiN.
LIVINGSTON, June %, l933.-5-g"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01

a IL persons indebted to The firm
"a Of Lrtleiobn & Pugh, at ylcGs-
burg, and James a. Pugh y Co., at
Vernon, are requested to make pay
ment TO Joseph Littleiohn, who i
charged with the business Of both con
Germs.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01
'ElllFtrS SALE.

Iilklr l. y pAJIi'
paefy,l On F'ieri Faclas to
kc. April Term, 1888,
/ in Madison Circuit
lrlforl ] Court.
|cof The above stated case to
Ectca, shall expose 70 public
II, 4, The door Of the Court
iowa of Canton, on Monday,
of July next, two valuable
LEVIED on, ind will be
tle above stated cases.
Ii. FLOURNOY, Sheriff,
5-3w [pr. fee "a
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01
|s.;.,; J Blythe Probate
rn,l Court Of said
\ County.

NH : Court Of said
|n'y' ! County.
Interested in the lands,
land Entertainments of
dec Greetia !:
pe.Teby cited to appear
Probate Court Of said
ocular term thereof, TO
D Court House Of said
1ourth Monday Of Au-
end there 10 she " cause.
Why said court should
and decree that the
and hered itaments 0.
Be sold.
Honorable Thoms,
0ge OF Probate Of salt
VIII Monday Of June
MF Lord ono thousan,
y thirty eight and sea
issued the asth day 6
CAMERON, Clerk.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01
Il ILL
AIIVTVI@T HITI1I| ||TI1.

ADMINISTRATORS NAlg.
my fHao olm Hlaef Hade i i'e
I'D Honorable Haa pfaiHt to01W
Alaatmu e0uHiftaiHih al t FTl
al ihe Iast Miss Demful WIi counts Ut
sh1ll odar at public suglIo1 on llg
g5lh iaf Of AueHtuayt,iU jba litb
esl illl1sron 8 credit of cue aHdlUu
tcals, lie following described IH1ds,
situate III aaul county, iuWit 'rht
south hMf ~ thc west Qwrlcn a1I
tie south half of tho west hli so tbc
norih.casthaIfoI section Nn,22,ilWu.
Ship 80. II, range 4 cast Al1. %
the same time and place, We aAu.l sa
Il likely reero pid, ON @ credit OF aim,
months. Bond wilh approved sccu
( rily vill bcrequired
w. r. lttERATD} t,.....
JOHN SMITH, ''' ''
July A, lG39-6-GW
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01

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n ned 80 ihe
th.lftsf iFaie lten liHe'
dsltsi lbWfiia4 auil m
80. Iaf eaeh continuance
- vh, ID afe net iuHill'
e,ee,ipt. "a q ilie ni'ai.
.'s,sas. willle eauilnuel va.
Iml and charged accord
~ n a rcfsunal nature
.1eallea. wiIl ba elrafret
.fS9tof every ten lines iui
,.,e. Political circulars o.
[t,sxs for ilie benefit 81 "
|~saas 81 coinpanics' WIN v
advertisements, and az thl
pernrtsiSa Tor forty line
nble at pleasure, oNeE
laara. Noconlraclan ciihe
n less than ono yoar, an
yearly.
Itra ofannunl advertisers
heir own immediate basincs.
Easements FOR the benefit {
n. sent ii by them, must !
!. ,hc square. ~
oyaL ADVERTISEMENTS - ! {
not aIicrable, 3 months, y J
M IL. do. q do. Z
~ 40. DO. II do, !
q ag candidates for Office vi
lns rs each.
y Dp WORK must DO paid for
,k On letters must be pad, I
] III ot be attended to.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01
4, Admir-, On venditlo-
nj, exporas,
Same court
Iaer s and term.

Row. Cilllle,
Of the above stated case,
10 the Sheriff Of Madison
kl expose to public sale,
be highest bidder, at the
door in the town Of Can
Pay, the 18TH July next,
described property, w:
Hand, known as lots No.
lu the town Of Madison
ero boy naased Murray,
acksa.ith' tools, some
beds and bedstcads
will DO sold to satisfy
I'D eases.
smiths tools, iron ant
old on the premises il
FLOURNOI, Sh'n..
3~5w Ipr fee 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20
Kates de Ttyre-Le Courier do Ia Nlle-Or.

Tsates de 7syre-Le Courier do Ia Nlle-Or.
leans du Q courant aii:
,"Nous persons aue tons ceux qui dGsi.
rent Ia prosperite de Ia Louisiana, eprou-
weren't infvif sentiment de plaisir lors9ue
IN proclamation du President. annonca que
les ,.rres pubIiques ~aiiaient etre ~vendues,
apres un delai qui dfpassait Ia por'ec de
Ia vie humane. Cette loie. dependant. fut
comprimee, lorsque nous recames la poa.
veiie dun retara venu du Bureau Gene.
raj des terres. Aprss plrsieurs recher.
ehes J ce sojet, nous voyons que les eau
ses qui moiivent re retard SO rattachen, D
tH,ne reclamation fate par les heri,icrs de
Bernard dIHauteri,e, qui demandent 5OO,-
coo acres do terre, principalement dans
h psroisse d'Iberville, s'G'endant d" Mis-.
-issipi a A,caaf,Iayn ct lie long des d.ux
rives de &c ficnve. Dams cet,e ~supericie,
j. Y a pen pres vingt villes. ct nenf en-
partie convertes par les p%retentions des
hkri,iers d'Haatetives.
Vraiment, voici ~i'epoqne. pnnr ramener
de n~ouvetles pretentinns, ct nous ne Sc
fions nu!'emen. snrpris 81 d'autres rscla-
nations sur 10 domaine public Sc presen-
talent de nouvean.
81 les THau'erives succedent dams leurs
Pre,eniions, lis deviendront immensement
riches car les terres en- question son, les
plus tertiles de fE'at, prnpres a 81. ver Ia
canne a sucre ct valan, peut.etre 5,008.-
COO de piastres."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20
Academic posir les EemOiselles.
DfTIgfH VHT
MILF. l.. Ill. W o q ID u Z Y

M1Iz. l.. nj. W OODKUYF.
Er EAfON ROUGE.
EA5T msinteosnt ouYsrie dams "A belle 81 spa.
cieuss mason oceapes %anirefo's par A. y. Osden,
Esq e, si,ude pres de r'Fglise Psesby ,sfienne, dams
tine DIES parties de ID VILE la plus saiae ct Ia plus
agraable.
Mr.. Mosrs l.. MGsgKa ct "a DA4y, 81 son,
charges des affairs de i'EtabIissement.
Md.. JuMEL, est e' gagee pour psendrs soin de
Ia ciasse de Wusiguss ct de Ia classe FRANCHISE
ellie cong,a nmens a FAcademie ~ en- con
sequence tout SOP temps setaiconsacse ases classes
Mile. WcoDECrF, en"onragee hsns ses -gorii
par les tsrnoisnagss d'spprohation qni lui ont est
exprinies n'sne ,raniere 81 fttteu.e pariss parents
ct les amis des eieves. consaerefa tons ses soin.
pour Developer 'o,tfs lea faculties morales eli N
teIIectneIlss dee jsanss DemoiSeiies.
Ia batisse es, tne dss tnienx c~hoisiss: les ap-
! par,ernents sort wastes e, ~eIfgants. Ell aucuns At
| tsn,fon nj douceur ne seiont epafgness pour rendrs
aux je"nes Demetselles &C sejour doux ct heufeux
! 90 scptembe 3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20
d. g. DE- l'artn{s dss Il. |

A une revus on 80 tfo'ivaisnt Napoleon
~et.l'enperenr Alssandra. thus ,iraaa IL
'ete de lsnr hrnl1e, d l'epogsis sod Ia ,ic.
toirs reprensit huleine par NJ ifaild De
i,aix, Napoleon semblah cuntsmpler ayec
orgneil, ses saleareuses phaItnges ct 50.
drsssant i Alsaandre, On lui montfnnt les
noblas cicat'ites aihprsintes sur Ii figure
ds ses vieJs brnvss, II luiJit que peD-ez.
wins DIES soidats gui rssistent ! ds pafeiles
blassores1 que pefAex.yoIs us caax wi
les ont faiies reprit K~1eaansre1 Napolt 4
.LaaA xAs-s~-
e, q FH = peite baibgtlef queigsss m,ts
Dams 10 stnAne Instant, I'm sotaAt do III
sieille nards 80 .lstachs. Ceax III ne SOU,
plus, di Il, lis sani morris!
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v eissc
IN b SpREUyES.

PAR La EOUR DES PRBUFES.
Elm vs,ta dun ardrs do pilonorable Conr dss
M Pfebyfs dsrs et pour Ia Pafoists d'tst Has
ton ~lotse, u sprt vetidu par ~ . ,ussigfie J1gs Do
Patois.e, Ter e9frio Fneattstt,
MAitDi. d Novt1rhts 1885.
entire les hrufrs bftiiiaifes Hea vantss, To- p~tnpriets
st'iva nte srpattsisnt A iR snceessib, dc jacob vi
May Drake. t'tis deus Etcsatt, savnit.
U"s Hapitstifit so-dessos Ne Ia vile hs Batun
Rouge n etttiro3 ~ ,%aiii-, tottets,ti $50 srpepis
Us s%.petfcis Pits oNinniits, sl'sne;euns fesifspfs
de leu Nine seay avse ~toptrslss snIeliotations
DIG NssnD et IN Terrain d4us la VILE De Uos-
Ter, dh cote Mart IN fayon Gfsssie.
lsH ri,itia ,ndiyise d'un M6fcesn ds Tors, ~.
tuee sur II 5g',ag tresk, ~possedes eo,jal,iemtHt
ayee Jesu Pierre Michel.
GONDTI loNs--ui, deux ct ,rt,is avis lie cre-
DIT, en- billet entInssss, l%asabies eh tisnq0s ct pot.
iant by Tto,fe' ne jt,squ'h psrfait psi4seht.
b OCT ID sH n. n SNitI. rtp
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Adresse d Mr.. A. NJGUEZ, pr Mr.. H. s
BRDUSSaKD, ce IS Sepfenme 1888.

n soussigne declare par lie present q"e depths
~ lie tens que je conna,s NJ. Atexanare Noguez,
sa condni,e, "a man5ere d'agir parmi nous c~itoysns
de pie iberv,Ile, iUms. District. MA etc que celie
d'ta g~ent,lhomme, ct que c'est avec injustice que
lie metals declare son enuemi, la eonduiie que je
tins. a son egard ayant pu lie blesser dams ~l'opinion
pulbIiqne, me porte 4 lui adresser eelle- CT sfn que
la soclete regarde CONNIE moi Mr.. A. Nogr.s
CONNIE homme a'bonDeur ct disne te l'estime des
! .;tovens q,i lie connaisssni. Fin fol de, je li al IL
rrs ie present. pour lui servir en- cas de besoin.
! s oct, -24-4f II. S. B~ROuSSARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20

LA flo.ts Franeaias bloqas l~ouleurs les pores
da M.siqns, en- attendant du feniost. L'ouragait
da 7 ct \ septcmhre, s'cst iait scnttr avee force
dans cos psrages. lie brick 10 hanger, moaille a
Saeriileie, romrit SEES cables ct fut pcusse Az large,
Depuis on men a aueunrs nou scIles. Lcs mala.
dies nrdiuaires dams celtic aaison All Mesiquc NJ,
en|ese ~plusieurs Marins 81 OFFICERS. L. scorbue
s'est declare a sord de rlusicuts ~nsvisrs, lie pres
mier Lieutenant de Ia freestc ff phiusnie, N. Do
Ia Mori.siere. second SecrS,aira d.: fAmhsses:
de- de France ont ett les prenisres vS,,ines de G..
fedentable atau.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20
Qsartier- Central, u. btpurfemsat,
FoRr Gibson, ) Sept. 1893.

tFH' 10 "
FoRr Gibson. ) Sept. 1893.
A Son E>c. SAM. G.. RoAyE, & mserneur
par interim dos Arkansas.
"Muneieut;
de vous tran~nleta pour votre gniverne
le journal inella dun otliciar.tnesicain OF
dsuy ~lettres relatives ! Ia .iarrs di Texas
locumnens tui mt ere lsleniues b ee poste
i,ar l'oHi 'ier eo'ntnandaht FUrt Towts0n.
lie cndrrier de cette NUT d apport6 de
Fort Jesnp Ii nodvelle ceflaias que Ia
vlerto eat do i com'pehcee daiis ces para.
res. &c, avis est dome ain que 10 psi.
,,Ie des Ark ,nsai SOFT STIR ssH gsrdas d
pref i MGR al besoin; c%e,emlant on ne
ernit pas q,,e no re frontiete snii u.iaquee.
"nss Instructions on etA d,ni,fus ~
rapifaine Collins, l'oficisr t~'yflonnan1s
a LiHie Rock. Bs vous ifi,,fnlf RIFLES M
cos do en- npagns OF iallss iaJhett ttis do1,
vtd4 poertiez avuir besoin pe.al "A tDillet
4iss Arkansas, s'p 4sait a4sk12 tv0uf ri
habitaps IL yotrs tr6nsiAre Bid IL s'pure
gitnenter, N attendant qa'o1. POI assenl.
ulef une free rtgJliefs.
'fJe s,iis, Sc,
N M. ARBuenL In,
Il. q. de- l'arUts DIES Il. u.
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