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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27
Equity Sale.
STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA,
Orange County.
In Equi.y-Ssprember Term, 1898.

In Equi.y-Ssptember Term, 1898.
y pursuance 10 dscrec OF the Count L, {
Equity made al this term shall Offer Tor
sale on the 18th day OF October next, at tie
residence Of PeDJIeton Mcbane, in the lIaw
FleIds, the Undiv,drd Share Of J. x. NJ, bane's
m the Trait Of Land belonging 10 the heirs OF
the late Robert ~ bsnc. A credit OF sIx ard
twelve moaths Will be given. the purchaser
giving Lond nth approved security.
JAMES WEBB, c. &. H. e.
September 10 81 3w
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Ks~rks for saieat This 0Fee'
HILLsBORO ugh. N. e.
PUBLISHED wEEgLv
ny DENNIS uEARTT,
PUBLISHED wEER

AT rHREE pnLLsRs YIAR, or TWO hoLh""'
EIyTY cEETs ~ PkID IN AivAhfh'
Those who do not give notice al INC" N''"
~ have their paper disc ontinned at inc cAI"
lion of The year, will he r'c'umsd AZ 'ssI I W
It's continuance UpiIl ronntsrmandsd - az" ~
paper will he Discontinued until al arr a'It,
are paid, unless at the "ption 81 III" r""',."
Advertisements not exceeding stS'ceh wv" .,,
one dnllar e., the feet, and ,pen'. nv" ~ n
for "a, b subs qnruI insfT,io", longer '" e,s
proportion Count advertise men,t '"'FH
per cent igher. A detuC,snn al So P''''"''
Ill ts made To- ssrs'isrfa ~ t1' !""''
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E0rararstinS agency.


UTis hoped that oil those indebted 10 H.. firm
N IL HUNTING TON 4. LYNCH up 10 tle
let Of October 1887, wliI call snd settle ittrr
accounts With The subsrTlher Immediately, a.
snch . settlement 10 absolutely nsrtsssfy 10
the adjustment Of their affairs. Hope ILis 20.
iieI wall not be disreeaFded.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October &c. s3-
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Notice.
September 10

NORM rum iNrei, fHhuuetpHId, Outh
.fMuehsn.s' Hotel
The on'y establishment in the city devoted eI
rlasiyeiy TO this business.
raUSrRY Merchants are supplied Of ma
" nntartnters' prizes. and their GIsssss ia
susd from brsaksgs 10 any part u The Uni0H,
rilhoHI extra charge.
Th"se VIM may have orders for large Case
-. would do ~eil t. inform US by letter, preSl-
us ~ their coming on, Of the size OF the plate,
snd Tie kind &c frame they may want, lwhe
,ner af Gti', Mahogany or Marble,l that the ar-
nie may be manufactured expressly Tor The
ncs aston
Merrhaa,s should give their orders for Look
ing Glasses the first t"ing on their sFTI'ai, 70
insure them sell pal up.
IT, Any editor of q weekly paper. who will
publish this advertisement TO the amount 81 slS
dollars, at his usual rate, shall be duly paid "
Classes al the manufacturers prices, which o'
course must be as low as they can be bought
in the city provided he " III send on his bill b,
a merchant who will purchase classes. with
hich We can pack and forward them al ou'
rIss of bseakage.
Sep:emb,rl 35-
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N office.

'laIIE subsrribs' having qualified as sxecu
- tor 10 be last Will aud testament 81
ANNE Pull. FPS. deerssrd, rsquesfs sll per.
sOas tadrbIeJ TO SAID estate to IIake insmedi
ale payment, aad those having claims VI I pre-
sc II them, properly authenticated, within the
lime presc ibed BY law. or this notice viii be
p!esd IN bar Oh their recovery. .-. ~ ~.
Notice il aiso hereby gwen 10 The legaiees
sod reIrs of e said Anne Phillips 10 come for
wstd AID claim tie properly devised 10 The
said viii as the executor 10 now prepared 10
deliver il over 10 them. A vs ..- .
BOSTON ISLEY, Err.
Orange county, Sept S. 35-3w
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Advertisement.

ffllE imPCssibIlny uf carr, ing en- the Watch
man a. u ought to lee conducted ~h'ie sb-
cent on collecting expeditions, and the Ldpos'
sIbiliiy Of longer d"IrP without the large a.
mount due me for SIX years 81 labor. have de-
trfrnibCd me 10 sell the establishment Of TIE
end ~ The prescnt year The Subscription lie.
is about eli NJ hundrsd. end on fhs inertsss, and
The jab printing and advertising good for at
least fire hundred dollars year. A gentleman
IL ,slcnit aud a sound Wig, shall have The
Paper On he most liberal terms. wopd r"t
willingly let IL ~ inin any nihcr service An
early application is requested.
ii. G. JONES,
III Eaitor and Proprietor
juno az. 90
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TIL ONT
Female Academy.

'sNHE subscribers respectfully inform the
L public that the exercises OF this insiiiu
lion continue under the care q Mrs. ELIZA
!. MORROW; and as she gives her vacation
IN the winter. the school Will continue. wnh.
out inteTnissioa. until Noyrmbcr Young 10.
dies will be charged only from the time VI ad.
mission.
The manner in which this School has been
heretofore conduc,,dis h,ghly satisfactory. and
we take great pleasure ia Recommending u 10
the patronage Of parents and suSrdisns WHO
Intend giving their daughters and ward. the
advantages 81 q liberal education. The price
Of tuition 10 eight dollars Per session. Dis~
ing and Painting five dollars extra.
Board can be biainrd in resp iaLle f. mi.
lies, a, short distance from tie Academy, 81
five dollars q month
THOMAS ID. OLDHAM,
JAMES THOMPSON,
ELIJAH PlCKARD.
May 20. az
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Trust Sale.

'esY virtue nf deed Of trust, executed 10 me
- for the purposes iher'in mrHiInned, shall
p.oeeed 10 sell. 20 the highest bidder, on . ere
sli Of ST .aoaths. on the twelfth day Of ucio'
her nsxt 81 the late d&eliia. Of Mary 2. Me
bane. deceased. near tie iIaHfisld meeting
house.
Two likely Negro Girls,
aad all the pe;l.hable property Of said deceased.
Asa. Farming Utensils, Hay. Oats. aud ma
ny other articles belonging 20 James Pendie
ioa Mehaue.
Bond AMI seeu'iiy viii be rrqaiFed.
JAMES MEBANE, Trustee.
September 10. So
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Boarding House.

a FEW regular Boatders can be acromro'
- dated by the suhscrsbt', at The old stand
uf John Fatd,s. deceased.
Person. dcsiring il can also be accommctE
ted during Court w'tk
THOMAS ID. GRAIN.
February Is. Us-
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Earthenware, China
and Glass.
THOMAS j. BARROW,
IMP ORTER,
"a ~ r.naan QIrod lH.n.r Iso..l.

=. as on sale complete assortment Of cheicf
and desirable. articles in the above Inc
which will be sold 10 the couniIy trade upon
the most favorable terms, The attention, 0i
purchasers is respectfully solicited, with the
hope of being allie 10 give eElire satisfaction
in every particular.
New York, JUly q. ST.
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nuRSUANT - q decree Of Ibs Court al
III Peas and QasrIrr Sessions, made ~ A.
gust Tern, 1855. I shall oppose 81 public sale.
20 the highest bidder. before ths eOuri house
doar IN tie iown al EiillsborOugh, on Thursday
the nh If IletoheF next
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Eight Negroes

belonging TO the estate of John Turaer. de
ceased, consisting Of one Mss. one Woman,
three BAYS and three GlEls. Nine m"nihs ere.
dit ~ll be giyen, the purchaser giving bond
Nth two approved securities
SII.AS NJ. LINK,
.14m'r. &c ssniI nsa
September 10 80
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Baldwin, Kent 4 Go.
IMPORTERS,
and Wholesale Dealers
BRITISH g. AMERICAN
DRY GOODS.
RICHMOND, RGlNlA.

srsAyTNG received their entire Fa'i Surp'v o'
- STAPLE dFAkY DRY GOODS,
consistinc oil about tEs uG;GI IGFtG't
an en,bFa' ing every variety of articles 10 their
line, are prepared Iu iirr TO country Merchants
generally great lndnCeT euIs 10 purchase their
goods in Richmond Tb'ir goods are boueh,
on the most favourable ierms, and will be cold
in such qualities as suits the country trade,
and on ss cood terms as they can be bOOghi 10
any city Ia the Unned States.
As the stock Of goods in orr city generaily
vii hr much larger Than heTetofore. merchants
may find II decidedly TO IN, ir interest 10 esa
nine the Richmond market before making
their puEt hasrs elsewhere. We invite the par
ocular attention of ccuntry merchants to our
assorials nj. Our terms are, Elk months ere
ti'. 10 g"od aud punctuaI men; or FIVE per
ceat, discnnnt for cash.
August % Slim
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
For ths Canton H,ra79
TO HIS EACELLENCY A. G. AlcNUT1
LETTER. NO. 1.


Dear Sir: believe It is generally con-
cedcd that The system Tor the government
AMI organization Of the Militia OF this
Sac, needs general reformation.
will most respectfully submit to vou nv
views upon this subject f,r YOUR consid
Grafton. ! propose thai YOU shall con.
vcne a Board Of Officers at Jackson du-
ring the Sc sIon Of the Legislature. com.
posed Of the Major Generals, ami Briua.
der Generals in command, anl all the
Colonies commanding Regiments lhro'-
out The State, loI the purpose OF deyisino
4 correct system for the government. or
eanzallon and training Of the militia
Which system might be presented inn
medialely 10 the Legislature. for their
consideration and adoption. That this IS
a subject Of vital importance 10 the peo-
pie Of this State, lpresumc that no one
will pretend TO deny. Taking il for
granted that such is The case. ihen he.
comes necessary that steps should be ia
Ken Tor the proper organization and
training Of the Sllitia of the SAFE
Nhenall Is peace, quictanl safety. is the
proper time TO prepare for danger. In
an boar when we might least expect II.
and when wemlght be totally unpreparel
danger might present itself in most
fearful attitude. Should your Excellen-
cy think proper 10 address d circuln,
Letter TO the officers above mentioned
requesting them to convene at Jock a.,
during the session Of the L-gi slalure -
| have no doub, a sufficient nnnher wo, i
attend to constitute highly respectable
ooari The citizens Of Tho ca,n,r,
should a all times be prepared 10 "a ,,r;.
butte towards The welfare anil s,f..,ar
me STATE mere = in Mississippi a
great deaf OF Intelligence and patriot.
ism The military have, have 40 do. b.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
II 4. erYATOp


The result Of The late special elec.
lions. IN this state, anl certain move
ments On Inc pari of the people, il seyc-
raj Of lhccouniies, render itahuost GER
tain that the Wigs have the ability toe.
lcet a senator next January ObSefyan.
democrats have perceived these inlica.
tons. aud those who re candid, are free
10 confess the inability of their party 70
elect political alherent Saeh boiaa
the s'a'cof parties. The people of Missis.
sippi will be astonishcd 10 learn iha. The
loco flcos will make a violent effart, next
winter. to 7osipae Ne iec,iaa-- has lea
wing the state bot partially rcmesenel
during the great part Of The session Of
1899. We do not say, p9si'ireiy. that
such an effort viii ,nerally meet the
sanction Of democratic representatives ;
bar we do know tat several prominent
loaoiocos in Ni'sissipp;--manag rs and
wircworkels--hayc lately sail thern
viii BE- noelcction for sen lior mex, .Iaau-
airy. IL defer tha election woiti eyi-
icntly be highly detrimental 10 The be4t
interests Of The safe. and, can seuuenlly
an act OF gross injustice 10 every citizen I;
yen we know from several wears Of a,-
tcntiye observation, thai oar political 81.
poncn's care bat little for his pubiI,
veal, whsre the intere is of their parg
lsto b promoted. Ia The seaae OF orr
sla'e Legislature il i probable that The
oco'ocos will have small majorily--
thu minority cfn rcllse 70 20 mo an {.
lccilon; anl. from iaa "iighis now &C..
fore US" we believe that the, ri3 re-.
fuse.
We throw oui these hasly words tia
The people Of The sia'e nay be lorswarn
Cd Of the sortlid gem in which polilica
asplraniS anj parry deyoiecs are enaa.
god. We wish the frccmcn Of il,i
Safe to be appraised, At nn early day, oil
he attempts which viii be made to dc.
Troy their interests spoa The altar Of
i@5.s,--S.s.a.sa ssa.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
FRAUDS AT ELECTION.

Daily. nay hourly. exposures are
being made Of the nquious fraud.
committed by the loco ioco party in
the States they have dtely carried.
particularly in Pennsylvania. The
s'partyn has paused 1T nothing. The,
have effected 10 poll more votes thar
there were inhabitants in the places.
so that the wings pulled more votes
than in times Of Jwsson's gken,csl
popularity, they haveb(en bcsicn!-
Howl Net by lrgni yc.frs, bu, BY
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

ANOTHER DErALoArpN or iqdepea.
lent snb-ireaa,glSm iHnSsufci.--
Great sensation has been produced in
New York city, by the ahsconding o.
Samuel Swartvoa'. tie late collector
at that Port. He Isl deiauter to tie
Government 10 Nhc amount Of oaemti-
lin. nm hnadtri MpGSaai doiarS!
He has fed TO Europe snd warrants
have been lssuec agatnsthlS smelies.
lie was collector daring the whole oi
Jachson's administrator aud coniin
ued I'LL last year, and is confidently
asserted TINT G'neral lackSon is one
'oi his securities. Nai,hca Courier.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
For Members If Congress.

1t will be observed that the vote
Tor Bradish, the Wing candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, icl short Of the
real why vot. upwards OF thou.
sand votes, which can only be ac-
counted Tor on account q his aboli-
ton principles. A great many
wigs would not vote Tor an ahoii-
t'onlsi. and TIC party, rs d party have
no feelings IN compton with them.
Had The wings of New York known
.gllor to the nomination. that Mr.. Bra
dish was an abolition;st, lie never
would have been nominated. ASH is
we only pray for lis defeat. But lot
not the wings be accused of combs
nlng with the abp'i.ionists, when we
see how far the vote or Bradlsh fell
Short of that Of Seward. The nom
nation Of Bfadisl weakened cur
cause.
Siaie Treasurer elec'ea.-Otficial
returns from al the counties except
Ponola, Tallahatchic and Tuner. give
to Sllas Brown. The Wing eaadidate,
6l37. 10 CIR. Fall, 4Ol4, Satn. Craig,
1924, Phillip Dixon, 7od. Mr.. Brown
has received bis commission and en-
tfredupon the duties Of the 1tlice.---
Soaihera San.
In consequences ofthe CANADIAN out
breaks the Montreal bank have been
compel' dtosnspend specie payments.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

The enterprising editor of the Jackson
"Nississippian" has il 10 contemplation
10 publish a daily paper during the SEES
sion OF the Legislature. We hope that
The liberal citizens Of Jackson will am
ply rrmaueraie him, for thus enleayor-
lng to advance the interests Of their
Town.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
molten |

NOTICE
Y ETTERS of adrti
ling been granleda
Robert Cooper Decd1
term Of the probateCaE
county held on the lii
1888. all those indetla
oil said deceased arere
forward andInak immf
all those having claIns
tate must present then
ticated witbis the tln'
law or they will be lors|
WIN. CANON, Il
L. +. DlVlNBI]
Nov'r. 90. gi-a ]
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
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'.hi ih'.rIUa in mei mls1o'o mI'
b9if lA9 most s'Ienaut9 bul un
.t.aN1e nH0J' "tfc m''o dnm1p ro.
eunis, onl Whnoi.o iho high mind ! nul.
nheff"i Nal,11roluiy mio thci, mea.
80 raHHsi--HnIh.'lt IN flaming capl.
iulj were posted up lnecry ptrt Of tho
county, anlocry suberllgo that could
Ip1MI.y b1 rc.orol 80, was pat IA rc1ui.
s'ton % swell Che number. Of the meet.
ing iiil all Wolii noi do,--iu pon, of
na.nl ..s ne meeting can hardly be siy.
l,l rrValajr. Tho writer thea eyult
iAgl3 states thai the resolutions pa ssed
"vi h'ul u dissenting voice." no,wth.
Sanding The Chairman had pail that the
NEE ns wasopen far dscu, son. and in.
amaies that the Wings had provided a
ejanicr preamble and resolutions, but
were deferred from pressing them, in
consequence Of the overwhelming force
Of loco iocos on hanl. IV-A-c,w T.! WI,
bless your soul. if the entire "greal dem
"
ocmiic pary" Of the county of Madsoi
had been present, and frowningly Hs.
nle, and iiercely determined on the ! u.s.
sage Of the resolutions, there could Ave
been " higs enough collected in ihJrooI
town Of Cant'n 10 have voted the/lown
wiihoa; an effort. The streagih/f the
Eloco 'ocos' asthe writer lnsnufes,) was
not their protection. 4 ras tftr aoeak-
ness G'one' The wings were ling to
ie'.nc poor loco locos have they own Il
! ln7sen'en' without lnterrupiionbn per-
JeS-fg @'H'ag that they shonl, make as
''''o''' a'il .UFofcfJoR paper,
~ '"Vso' " . ncoFd w tEaIrman
''''''1 49,, ,oy 10 " pfo,"ef 70 toco' that
-, ~ ''''' 'o''v Nor 10 'heif
~ 'i' '''''chYp"S Is not G.
I n.n r'9 =. '"' pJms oil your
|. 49, ,'''',' WIN 'nost gr'aInly prove
''s'''e'S' qua we would advise
ga = s.'e :. up IS yoa undoubtedly
I,aa.,.,, W. ''.' SeaVce the IN
','',"e II, y MADISON county
:" . Po'F fanAs. ne idea IS the most
III v t'"'tNt SNa uai AIduTU tNat we ever
heard advanced.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

DlisD--On Wednesday the 3lst
INST. ut Livingston in this county
QuInton B. Elliott. late of perquim.
mon county North Ca,olina in the
29th year Of his uge.
Mr.. Elliott thus cut or in the prime
81 'lle Mas an enterp'isIng sradesman,
= warm irlenl, IN honorable highmin.
dcd and homes. man.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

MARRlED--At Il. NJ. Cox's on
o, Monday The 26ih inst by the iIon'I.
Thomas Shackclford Mr.. Benjamin
HARRISON l of Corih county to Mrs.
Esther Curtis of this cou ~.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
NUllUh
r ETTERSo oil admins

~
IAbcen granted tolA 1
at November term lsSa
court of Madison catAla
tate OF johnson Sll''l'd
those having claims asia])
are requested to lItns Y
daly authenticated WI
prescribed BY law, Or ny
ever barred; and al lAaS|
said estate will please "
settlement. n
CHA'S. lJ
NJ. YANDH1
Admins
Nov'r. 90, sl-]
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

us. SENATOR --Thomas II. Williams,
ISL. OF Ponto'oc. has received he Ex
cau'ise appointment OF L. s. Senator.
% GA tho pnexpircl period for which
Jnige frotier was elected. Nlr. Will
am' IS sail TO baa very alniab'e citizen.
hut sadly de'ieiea' in point Of talca.s, 10
All ma imaaf'aas station Of Senator.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
81. NNi'sllN,Si'|

~, ANNsllN
lils 4 NethethsiI
te
losiah liona.t& VI,
stlflllea
~ sifloe of &c.,.
" me directed ial
I'd Staies Circuit
q Ml.slsIrpL | sas
Monday u Ills npa1
2Gih dsy 81 Tie mstIb n
lie sale before lie canI','
Madison county stA
Calilon, within TIE lan
by law the following u.
e ,i,y TO wIi' slaves, lssI.sI
Eliza, Martha, Crealsv,
simon; a quantity ii NJ
to be one hundred halss \
corn, ~ sticks Of lotlar
oi oats, lG head Of horm
= number Of cattle, ho.sisI
sis, household furniture N
sure carriage which aa
been levied on as the III
itndonts and will lie sd
thereof as viii satisfy M
and cost.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

Lo~ss CAS,pa.--''hc trouble il this
distracted pFosiaca, have broken on. a.
new and with much moro han their for.
'ncf violence. The Governor of The
Province has caused martial law to b.
p'oalailnei; the rrom1gaion OF such
al c..ict shows thar the British al.ho.i
''es view !; as very serious matter.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

NOTluL
II FILTERS Of adInln'
EIbeen granted 70 " |
at the Noyember. teI !.
Probate Court Of Madl]|
the estate OF John M0s']
all those having CLAIMS
tate are requested 70 u y
ward, duly authen'lG,a's'|
time prescribed By l aassal
be forever baried' a %
cd to said estate ~iIl P1'
mediate settlement,
JOHN. SMITH. ,r|
SAM1.. L. Mos |,
Nov'r. 20, "a"
$40 .
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28


SeW fuHE 1855 WpliAsfff
ttH n8tH NH hfmHiHf ftiWef
lnu ne 'i8i#e A8ssilHef "a ns
lf.t mtig
tamati tNimt vtfest ~
n WtfiHH hfBFHf We helulf
rru0t'te mW lienls. M i4e 80
ttms tmmph ueblfted hg lhe Wits
W tfw lma. fhay lave eBffipd
iIr tl'f ItnnmWlly ul ahnut 1000
,uiau 'lhr cn.ie congressional flck.
ttrtler'tl, nulthe nntofiWs cant
rceut i4|e'tul home. 1hc Nhigs
luyr piu carried thclt asomNy tick
o. auj ti't uc WutnIuc az i com.
wele Triumph tbmuahmt tls state.
We have altady etfnrd three mem.
Ucs Of Gong css,oui thc prospect IL
truly encouraging.
%ew0rt tcrtil-Wc received II
tow slips Yesterday from New York.
from which We are happy 10 learn
thai Stewards, elected Governor with.
on doubt, ani the triumph Of the
Wigs is complete throughout the
state.
Forty on- counties heard from,
which give maiorit'cs lor Seward
tlI.75l.anl Cor MARCY. AS )G. leaving
ann ioruy Ior Seward Of 1919.
Sixteen counties yet remain to be
heard from, which, in 1886, guvc Blu
IcI a minority Of 1913, and in 1884
gave Seward majority Of 5,282.
The probability is, that The sixteen
counties witch remain to be heard
from, will give Seward at least as
much minority as they did in 1884. -
II they do SO. and the returns which
we have received from the other iortv
one counties are correct. the majority
for Seward in the State is 1850. II
his majority in the sixteen counties is
the sane a. Ruel's in 1886, he will be
elected Ivy 1871 majority.
The following are The official re-
turns Of tn. New York city election
!or governor. lieutenant governor, and
ImPmbprS of cnnrrpSc
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

MOSES "
and that he belong, IA
Rankin coun'y' s1's !, MI
"a s'.'e or Is years Old |. = I'M, nj
complexion 90 n * with : 4, a''' "
middle of his nose, a., ss' tg4
len roundabout ana
looms. f,hs ab'f'
negrq /. requested q, Tss,3
prove property p ~ w
en-, Of Jail or h' v"
-. difec!L .ayv.lSl
'"e -" II. HAL"
November 70 ~
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

In consequence ofthe CANADIAN out
breaks the Montreal banks have been
Compel suspend specie payments.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

~ AZ WIN
per dcp'ly Aa
Nov 81, aj-a
PoSipoaement The u
bove property is posl9x
third Monday in Dfcalx
w. NJ. GWlN, vi
per A. Il. DIM
Nov. % MI