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Canton herald., 1838-01-05

NOTICE.
y day of December,
icrs Of administration
by the honorable Pro-
Rnd for Madison county,
sIpp', to the undersign-
Hart and Sebra Hart.
. OF Thomas Hart. de-
Madison county and
FsippII. Now, all per-
mands Or claims against
hereby requested to
ne to the Judge of said
~ u'ioWallce ana pro-
me time prescribed by
lse they will be barred
of limitations.
RllS0N H. HART,
IA HART,
Administrators.
33-6w
Canton herald., 1838-01-05
', 1888. 33-5t
lFFS SALE.

Capias ad salts
welt, faciendum. 10
SApr. term, 1888.
sA' Madison Circuit
Court.
ne above stated case,
Y The Sheriff Of Madison,
g expose TO public sale.
NJ House door in
pIa. SIason, on Monday, the
pI''ary next, tile follow.
1 y ~ ,s or parcel Of ground,
jacksonville, |, (Which
Z. y ne ! aforesaid defend.
y y .osody) described a,
fronting s7s fee
i 1sned on, and will be
rG pI above. above stated case
n u III IN .
s'M.1uRNOY, Sh'H.
\, WV WV [pr fee Sis
E OFFICE - 'Al''
Canton herald., 1838-01-05
COl'All'fNEllSIIlp.

RlCllAgp NUGENT, ~ New o..
~ leans. w. uud FRANCS W.
TJl,FlN. el t'Hnd Gull, Mis. have
associated themselves together lor the
purpose 0l trunsactlng q general Com
mission business. Tie si,le of thc
firm IN New Orleans will I've Nurenl
n Tmpin, end IA Grand Gulf Turpiu
& Nuecni.
Canton herald., 1838-01-05
f,ap, ---------.------
VARRlAGE MAKING.

'espectlully informs The
" he has removed to the
anton, in the snberbs Of
near the Female Acadc-
'a continue to carry On
Is 10 all It's various bran
y strict attention to bu-
share Of public patron
Canton herald., 1838-01-05
IleATOp'S SALE.

SALE.
"a order from the Pro-
b Of Madison county.
ecember term, 1887, |
|pubIic sale. in the town
E,on Thursday, the 18th
|itof twelve months, all
Plate Of Henry B. Ely.
ID and security required
bce.
ELY,
| Administrative.
\. 33-2W
Canton herald., 1838-01-05
RICHARD NUGENT.
EkANClS w. TIfnnlN.

The counting room of the under.
signed is kept IN the brick house fc.
Gently occupied by Mcssrs. j. Chap.
man Il Go. which is nearly opposite
Mlver Moore e. Co.'S. old stand. They
are prepared TO receive Cotton on SCI
rage, at the Cotton Shed formerly oc.
cupicd by White, 1'urpin aud Nephew,
and have taken out a police Of insu-
rance which covers Ell Cotton ship
ped TO them here, or 10 Nugent and
TprpIn, New Orlcans.
TUlpiN & NUGENT.
Grand Gulf, Sept. /, lG37.-27 6m
Canton herald., 1838-01-05

GLOCk AMI WATCH MAX Err.
- Respectfully informs the ci.izens
OF Canon and the public generally,
that he has openeda shopon the South
side OF the public square. next door to
the Citizens Bank; and is prepared 10
do every kind OF work in ils line, in
the best style und at the shortest no.
|tice, oil work repaired by him(i prop
Ietly used), warranted TO perform -
months. lie would also il,ocm thc Ia-
dies andgentlemcn. that he has on band
la general assortment Of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
for ladies and gentlemen.
-- A LSO--
A gencralossoriment ofGuards, Rings,
!}reasipips, &c. &c.
December !, 1887 29-tf
Canton herald., 1838-01-05

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I'D \ virtue Of an order made al tho
I'D Oclcbc term OF tue Probate
Court Of Madison County, and State
OF Misiss ppl, viii be sold 10 lie high.
est bdde~. at p0bic auction, on
,he premises, on Saturday, the
oh day Of Decrm6er neyt, tbc follow;
ing described lands, belonging o The
estate OF John g. Smith. deceased,
lying and being in tbe counties Of Ma
olson aud Kinds. AIississippL to wit;
Il. S. w. 4 Section 80 Township 7
Range /, l.. Wa S. w. / Section
I32, Township 7, Range / Il. n. Z, y.
u, n. Il. I, Section 8, Township 6,
Range I. Eass.
Terms, one end two years credit,
Bond and approved security required,
CHARLES SMITH, Admr.
Oct. 81, 1887. 23-6w
or The above sale is pos ponad IN,
| ill Thursday, the 26th OF December,
and will take place at the late resi-
denco OF ,be deceased; at which tine
and place will also be sold thrcS slaves,
viz: Frances, George and RJihy;
three yoke Of oaen, two horses, stock
lof cattle, and household furniture,
belonging to said estate.
Nov. 10, 1887. 25-7w
Sale postponed nniil the 10th Of JaA'
uary next. 1858.
CHARLES SMITH, Admir-,
Dec. %. 1837.--3l St
Canton herald., 1838-01-05
Is It' DOIIIII U h'
December |, 1887 2G-4t

STATE OF MissIssIrPI,l BY the Probate
MADISON COUNTY. court of said Go.
To all persons interested in the lands,
tcncments heredllaments and personal
estate Of IlEzERIAH kIeBIE, deceased
Greeting:
vIOU are hereby cited to appear be-
b fore the Probate Court Of said
county, at a regular term thereof, to be
holden al the court House of suid coun.
ty, on the 4th Monday Of December next
then and there to shew cause, fany you
have, why said court should not then or
der and decree, that the lapds, tehements
and hereditamcnts of said deceased be
sold, for the purpose of making division
among the heirs.
Witness the Honorable THoMAs
SHAcKELFoRD, Judge of Probate oi
said county, the fourth Monday
LIS. of September, in the year Of oul
- Lord. one thousand eight hundred
and thirty seven, and seal Of salC
court.
/ Issued the 2Gih day Of September, 1887
WILLIAM RILEY, Clerk.
Nov. 24, 1887. 27-6w
Canton herald., 1838-01-05
Grand Gulf, Sept. /, 1872 GIN

ClrIz&Ns' BANK OF MAmsoN CouNrrJ
Dee. 10Th, 1887.
NOTICE is hereby given that Books
' will be opened for the subscrip-
tion of five thousand three hundred
shares OF the capital stock of the
Citizens Bank of Madison County, at
It's banking house in Canton, on Mon
day, the 18th day Of January, TO con.
tlnue open for four weeks. An install
mcnt OF ten dollars per share will be
required at the time of subscribing, in
gold or silver, or the notes OF specie
paying banks Of this State.
by order Of the Board:
c. w. CLIFTON, Cashier.
Canton, Dec. ID, 1887. soft
Canton herald., 1838-01-05

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sg'n' ~ 'nu n,o S,ao ''' q townsh;o ns lvinT on
'u1 ~, - ,ors e poa,l r;vor II tbo conn.
ty of Rankin and state aforesaid
containing in all 1920 acres, the same
being more or less, FIVE hundred Of
which arc cleared and in fine condition
IIor raising a crop, with good grjst
Imill, cotton g'n, and other necessary
a credit OF one. two. three and four
yeafs, the purchasers giving poho
win approved security ~
Further particulars WIN ,s1 ne MAGE
known on tae Day OF s9le' ne S2ie
Wdl be continued from day 10 'ay' oh'
I'll a., s,I5 1nc pCW ,C2V's g Sf,hDn, G9iI
SEAltC1 -, oaA,ii't Erecys
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please puoI,Sn 'no aoof9 .i, t'leo inc 1,ll,oe'
and the banner, NaShVl'ie' enn'
twice, ana loI""tu 'leii "o0ou'i'' -
tins ONCE.
CR0CERIES AND LIQUORS
=" me SUBSCRIBER mas iate'S leoeiF.
ed from New ofh' d lai5ee oSSol 'iiio,l. @
Canton herald., 1838-01-05
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.


Arrives from Jackson Mondays and
Thursdays alto, A. M.
From Ccflecville, Tuesdays and Sd
turdays at p. NJ.
From Greensboro, Fridays at6P.M
Departs for Jackson, Tuesdays and
Saturdays at 7. NJ.
For CoilecvilIc, Mondays & Thurs
davs at l0A. M.
ForGrecnsboro, Mondaysat 6 AM
Letters for any mail Should be put
in the Letter Box an hour before the
mail departs. !,
05-Postage must positively be paid
in advance on News Papers, and on
Letters when received, after the lst
Jan. next. 49, :, :.
JAMES PRlESTLEY, j. N.
Dec %, 1037.-3l u
Canton herald., 1838-01-05

william Namb. 8lht AZ a.. se
~ hnl. H Arrf
y. y. N0.on cod Z tau. 1850. tla.
=. G. OF dTa8fir.Ca.,t
ny virtue o' thp ahate siHed clse.
- dHoe.cl 90 lha aicfT of Na.
hal.oh County, / ,haN cspo.e Ma
public sfe tst.nftIcCm.lllm
doot. b ihe ,oWa TT Gau.an.o1 Ho1.
dHy. ttc 9th dry of February nest
Sis likely Ncglocs, ~ wil, Richard
rnd Husan hit v,. 3iciusnd. payr.
Cynthia ond Syta-lc.ird on. nG.,
wl.l be sold tnmG.fy ,ae above stated
case,
S. NJ. FLOrENOY. sheriff.
Jan. o, 1881 A}-5w fpr fee 80
Canton herald., 1838-01-05
LAM HOY. Trustee.
.n 91-lf
TORS, NOTICE.

teslamentary with the
ked having been granted
by the Probate
|ison county, at the De.
| 1887, on the estate oI
h. deceased is
} to all those having
! 5 id estate, to presen'
within the
VI by law, or they vii.
|red; and those indebted
are requested to make
SneDt.
|AM H. FLEMING,
kNDER ALLEN,
lriib the ,riH dnaered.
33-6w
Canton herald., 1838-01-05

Stdte q Hi&SiSSpt( CHeuH CONT
Lcote county. ! Oct. Term 1887.
King & Bats
VS. Attachment.
Chas. p. Owens,
This day came the Plaintiffs by their
attornles, and ilappearing 10 the Court
that the said defendants aath removed
beyond the jurisdiction of this Court,
and residing without the limits of this
State. 1t is therefore ordered, that
unless the said defendants appear be-
fore the first day OF the next term oI
ibis Court, and plead, answer, or de.
mur 10 The plaintiffs attachment, judg-
ment will be rendered against him
for ihe amount oil the plalntlilS damage
and cost Of suit, and the property SC
attached will be sold.
U. r. BOBBITT, GIN.
December /, 1887 28-4t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
For Representative
SAMUEL BUTLER.
THE TRUE ISSUE.

Shall ours BE- d GOVERNMENT OF THE
B.I.VKS or a GOTER.Y.uE.N'T Or THE
PEOPLE Shall zee hare CONSTITUTION
AL TREASURY, o. an UNCONSTlTUTION-
AL NATIONAL BANK Shall IRE hare a Co.'S
sri1crIostL cuRRExcY or GOLD and SILVER,
or one Of IRREDEE.ufBLE P.1PER7 Shall
IRE lirs under The despotism Of MOsEHEo Ans
TocRAcT, or under fhe safeguards Of FREE
CO.N,STTTUTTO.N?-W ashBglon Chron;
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
IETTER FaoN LIE sEyIoR EDIrOR

Stage coach riding SesHsTy-T rarsLiiag rompaa-
ions-Pope esFrsefed-T0icn a Louisrilt-F Fac
Of Gaablers and subsequent Reflections j.
+. n ClalJcrHs e hong Fa=Oo eo-PolIficI, &C.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21

to HGsRr s. TAYLOR Esq. is our collector for
this county We hope our friends in the adjoining
counties will be punctuaI in renting their sbbscrp-
tons yearly.
To Brandon and Caledonia money will be re-
ceiycd for all debts due this office. July IA.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21

understand tic Tn.
who know their government, and Who hsy.
principles ..ssd and hands prepared to guard
a. hear0ut am getting into politics, a subject,
tbch determined when left home, to esebss
niilmy return.
The cotton crops here though backward, look
quite promising, but he corn has suffered and !:
suffering greatly for the want of rain. Thsr.
has been drou,h here Of some four wseks--Do;
a particle Of ram has failen.--we have hadclOud.
less skies, and hot, scoychng sun all the time.
Vegetation Of every kind is whitening up, and /
the drouth continues much longer, the corn crop,
will be mostly ruined, and The cotton seriously u.
iured. But have scrubbed out my sheet, and
wsarisd out YOUR patience SO Odieu, until sss
you again.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
-rT1he Editors of the Columbus Democrat

70 he Editors Of The Columbus Democrat
GENTLEMEN There is certain class Of
men in this world who might pass unnoticod, II
they Would con6ne themselves 10 the sphere in
which nature intended them TO move and who
have discrimination enough to perceive their own
lttlencss, but who have in their composition so
large portion Of empty pride as to induce them
TO ape that, which they would wish TO be, had
dame nature been bountiul to them, in trying TO
make noise in the worll by throwing their names
coupled with that Of some individual in the COM
munily who fills large space in the public eye,
| but possess not reflection enough TO see how
much to their own prejudice they effect their OBJ
| lect cannot give you in the circle Of my &C.
quantance a case more directly in point, than thd!
prscocious genius, that inimitable cit, that pink
of codcrn chipairb tho editor Of the Southern
Argus, who has been laboring for some time to
drag himself into notice by attacking in kind Of
skukng manner, the character Of Judge Trottel
by insinuating that his public acts ale influenced
by base and selfish motives. We'll, well, thing:
have come 10 fino pass, when Peter Byron Bar
ker, who has lately como to this State attacks thu
character Of man who holds with so much cred
il tohimself, the important place Of United States
Senator from Mississippi. Why sir, II sounds 81
very ridiculous to one, that il rresslably calls 4
: my mind saying of John Raudolphs "ihat
looks like man padding up in canoe, TO attacl
tho rock of Gibralter with poke. pistol"
would therefore as friend advise you not L
indulge his empty vanity, by taking notice of hi
inucndoes, tho recoil OF them upon himself vii
B be sufficient rsbukc for his folly. Should h
y attempt any thing directly personal, the Judg
himself will stop his babblng by certain sho'
process Of Ia9, which the chiralric editor has
. great anhpathy TO.
q For my own part, look on the man as all VIII
Q entertain liberal sentiments doom that compoun
character orinordinate vanity and deplorable il
h norancs, with mingled feelings Of pity and col
J tempt.
!" My only object in writing this communicate
N is, that you might profit by my advice. as augh.
could say could mol elevate the standing Of Jude
IN Trouer an io,a more thln is, in the estimate
q of this community, either as worthy private CT
q izen or faithful public servaat than when no mt
:. stands higher. JUSTICE.
- Louisiana Elections.--The latest accounts +
" ceiyed gives Prieur 36l1 votes. Romans 37S
Tho Bee appears confident Of Romans electio
re Whites majority over Slideli is 57l. Hos. d
# democratic candidate for Senator in the city
OF New Orleans, has bsen elected BY majority
97O.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21

rJ- We regret that we are unable to lay the pro-
ceedncs of the celebration of American lndepen-
dence at Louisville, before our readers this week.
They we're not handed to us until yesterday, when
all tho matter for this number of our paper was pre-
pared. We assure our Winston friends that II vii
.dfIsTtl US pleasure to publish them next week. -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21

MuRprn-Thc body fan unknown man was dis
covered in thcket about mile and halt from
town on Sunday last. DR.. Benz. +. Cornell, who ex-
amincd the body, informed us that he must have
been dead nearly two weeks. 1t was undoubtedly
foul murder
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21

t[- Nearly all Of our available space this week
is yielded to our friends. Tho communication
Of Truth" is rather personal, but not more so
than the unjust remarks of the Argus which call
cd them forth. Tho pscuhAs relation IN which
the editor of that print stands towards the United
States District Attorney, should certainly have
suppressed from his columns such ungenerous
attacks, particularly in bis absence. il IS well
known that Maj. Butterworh was recommended
by the bar Of Ills county, and almost unanimous
Iy by the Legislature fer the distinguished place
he now ills, and we apprehend even the editor
of the Argus would have signed recommends
tory petition had he been requested to do So
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
SATURDAY, JULY Fl. 1883.

Demqeraie Candidate for United States Senator.
JAMES F. TROTTER, OF LOwSDEs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21

South Western Journal MIR, ]. +. HARpns, the
Agent Tor this work spent several days IN Colum-
bus, and procured large list nF subscribers, all OF
whom paid in advanced lie delivered an eloquent
and classic address at the Methodist church, on the
importance educating the people His speech was
replete with historical illusions and patriotic appeals,
which were loudly appauded.
The following preamble and resolutions were pass
ed at the regular meeting of the Columbus Associa-
ton, on Tuesday evening.
Wheras the Columbus Association has for its
object the promotion Of all laudabIc means for the
advancement OF science anu '';.crature, and the ).
Western Journal being the only publication in the
state exclusively devoted TO those branches, we deem
it our duty to aid in IFS circulation, therefore
"Resolred, That each member of the Association
be recommended to use his exer'ons to procure as
many subscribers as possible
4" Resolped, That this Association subscribe for a
copy Of the Journal" Extract from The miante:r-
Tplv r. Tg,53tsa--------~---N. LESTER, Sec'y.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
ORTHODOX WING CREED.


Free suffrages is curse TO any peopIe'--f"
ridence Journal.
tits useless to talk Of intelligence oil Inc 7"
pie, for the history Of nations cannot represent
example Of such total want of intelligence" ~
country now affords.-.N Y. Com. .ddr.
The time Tor reasoning has gone by, and - y,
not by argument, but by suGt,ings, that COW"
ton will be forced on the minds Of the PeopN
P6iiad. Nat. ga;
tits fundamental mistake, that Inc J ps W
may govern themselves, by reason.---'N. ''o'"
The single end and aim Of the wing P.s
should be to preserve their power'--''''''
Ere. jour.
If the appeals that may be made 10 ne ' .d
morality, and intelligence OF the peopl,o, sh,aIs
prevail, money, can be used, and that WA .;,sI
votes and favor where all other arts ana 'pf pes.
ces are found abortive.- Bickncifs rH''
The people must suffer what they now , s~
for the balance Of four years, or they mus .
and demand justice at the point OF the pa ~.
Wheeling Va.] i"'
An awful and Distressing Oeearrsn.6lr ID
Thursday last, our hitherto quiet and peseM. s.ss
lage was disturbed BY rscontro between s s,,;,sp
Wesaey Drane and Rufus K. Dins'''ss, ~ "
Of Canton which resulted in the dea'n = ~ sd
ter We understand thai the challange a.. Al
and accepted m the afternoon Of ! huI''. !, H.
that they mel in the suburbs Of town. .8.d ~
o'clock, with double-bauelled guns 'O Ss ~ Y
buck.shot. The distance was nifty yalo1 .vousl
the first and only fire, both fell seveIsv ,0ors
ed. Mr.. Dinkins fingered I'LL fT'da' ~
when he expired. Canton Eaafa'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21

Louisiana Elsctions.--The latest accountsrs-
ceyed gives Priear 36l1 votes. Romans $3.50.
Tho Bee appears confident Of Romans election.
Whites majority over Slidell is 57l. Hos. the
democratic candidate for Senator in the city Of
New Orleans, has bsen elected BY majority Of
270.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21

There will BIO almost total eclipse Of the sun
on the 18th Of September next, in the United
States. II will be the last central ecpsi Of the
sun visible in the United States until that Of May
25th 1854; which will be also annular The
next total eclipse Of the sun will be August It'll,
lS46.
Cheap Trdrelling. Competition between the
steamboats, has brought the price Of a passage
from New York TO New Haven down to so
cents.
PRAorIcAL.--Keep debt and credit both with
yourself and others; by this you can tell at any
moment how your affairs stand. III you keep a
journal and ledger never omit TO make every en-
try inIo your Journal at the time oithe transaction
and in the proper manner.
| a secret north KaoWiag. "A late Europear
scientific journal informs US that few drops o
sweet spirits OF nitro viii etiectually Danish bet
bugs.
Edwin Forrest, the celebrated tragedian, ha:
been selected by the Administration party in th'
city Of New York, 10 deiiser un oraitou ON ,h,
4lh OF July.
Five different attempts were made to set fir,
to the city Of Baltimore last week. The Insur
ance Companies have offered $1,000 reward 70
he detection and conviction Of the offenders.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02
vol. III.
Na.,c. 70 Country Subse ribers.

u.rs.fter whenever any country subscription to the
Herald. reaches fortnight of Its close, subscribers
will receive their papers, done up IN yello~ wrappers.
This plan is adopted in order to give cur Patrons IN
the country notice. either to renew their subscription
Nv fresh remittance to expect it to cease at the
close Of the period for which had been paid. Sub
scrbers will therefore, understand, after this notice,
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yello1 lorapping paper.
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice. without putting them to the ex-
pensc of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall by
way of reqiital for his shaving so often our suoscr
beis The fashionable morals of the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet
arc to chea as much you cam so that the law
does not reach yor do not practice on this primer
ple to any exteat except when have dealings win
the Kitchen-and on such occasions II rs adopted
purely in self defence-lf you don't shave you get
shaved. Every day am receiving .ctters complain
inc that the Herald has failed. when, al the same
time. know full well that It Is regularly mailed
Why these complaints? Because many OF Amos
cub-treasurers will be looking into the Herald TO see
the lineaments of their master accurately depicted.
They read, laugh but forget TO put the Herald INTO us
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them az iavor-as
personal favor try to be as honest as they
can | know they have precious little OF that arncle ];
but precens little is better than none
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

MARROW EscAPE OF The BALriwoRy CoURr
Houss PROM FIRE-M noay morning beiweea four
and five ocock snake to- Issue rom the apart
,nenti- the Court House. occupied by the BALTIMORE
City Court and the als,m was Immediately given. The
ire companies repaired to the spot with heir accustomed
,lscriiy. sud tie flames were promptly extncsished.
No ~ ury vas sustained by any Other psr Of the build
ng aud the pspe's and recur 10 The Orphans Court
aud County Court Hiccs tourhcd One thou
sand dollars will cover Ike loss sustained.