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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
NtI'I'lN lI.

NUflUE.
r FILTERS OF administration having
hLbcen granted to the undersigned,
at September term 1888 OF the Probate
Court of Madison county, on the es-
tate Of Gideon G.. Tidwell decd. all
those having claims against said estate
are requested to bring them forward
duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred; and all those indebted to
said estate will please make immediate
settlements. r. TlDWELL, Admir-
October 3, l7-6t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

gmaftahd Mitchell oH tfm ftN4
w. WNtf lfHH.
Ebehsfsf " Hitife 81 NsfaHfif
fuH fff
49, tlliHs IN ~ atoyssaltdrlfa
tome directed, iWM etfms ~ tae
be- sals, ~ eash, 30 ihe d0oI ~ iIe
e0afi h8uaf NJ tht pNn pf tHni0H,
on Monday, tbs tfh day ef Nuytw
befheti,a certain ifaei on parcel Ul
land, heinz, tie undivided half NJ iIie
south wesi quarter IT section eleven,
township g., range iwo vest Levied
on AZ ne property u ihe defendant,
wv kibbec, and vii be sold 10 500.
isfy the above stated case,
n. VI. FLOUkNOY, sheriff
Octt0 lg.,t ~ fee 50
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
PROSPECTUS OF
THE MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE, AND coNsTA-
BLE's 0rlnE.

THE MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE, AND coNsTA-
BLE's ovI0E.
E>HE scarcity of the Revised Code
a and Sheet acts Of the Legislature,
and the difficulty with which the Justices
and ConsabIes Of this State supply
themselves, and the great wantof such n
work, as a Justice Of the Peace on my
own part has induced me to offer to the
Justice and Constables Of this State, d.
gest Of all the laws in force. in relation
to their duties, &c, together with com
plete set of forms Of Deeds, Wills, Boeds,
Acknowledgements Of Dover, and other
instruments
To place such work into the hands
Of our Justices and Constables would
save much trouble and time to the officers
for whom the work is intended. As the
law now stands, it is with the utmost diff
fculty to be ascertained whether writ
ten law is in force or not, which often
mlSleed rs.
The work will be published in one Du.
odecimo volume, law binding, comprising
from two hundred and fifty to three hun.
dred pages, with digested index Of the
contents, giving condensed statement Of
all it contains.-The work will be ready
for delivery the lst of Marh, 1889.
Terms made known on delivery.
GTEditors of newspapers in this
State who will publish this prospectus
will receive an elegant gilt bound copy
OF the work, together with the thanks Of
the compiler. V. BUTLER, ]. P.
Carrollton, September 18th, 1888.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY, NATCHEZ.

THIS Office makes insurance on
= houses of all kinds, in town and
country, Merchandise in store, Cot
ton and Merchal dlze on Ships, Steam
Boats and other vessels at as low
rates as any office in the State. Al.
so on Ships, Steamboats, and other
vessels.
Applications for insurance should
be accompanied with a correct de-
scrlption Of the property to be insu.
red and of the adjoining buildings it
any, and how occupied.
The undersigned, agent Of the
Company, will attend to applications
for assurances.
JOHN MUM.
Sept. &c. l6-4t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

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anlUfmy advocated
Situated In iL1 u.1af nf ONE hI ibo
largest ani m1tl fertile Agricultural
counties M tha S'Hr, l.'.l wlfh nn in
'eI.penianl fharpf.alHg population. ihn
assIduous ani uBfnnn attentions 81 th'
E,liors. will De- devoted io 'hn dsem0nn
ton Of pfaciicolanl Sound information
suitable 10 lhs wants and deserving al
ihealouton Of a liberal nDd caIlgh0en
ed public.
As we have nov material on the road
We will. In short true. BE- able 80 &,
improve ihe appearance Of our sheet a.
10 mako II Inferior tononcIn Che Slate.
We respectfully solicit the patronage
of those who cooclr with US in political
sentiment, M we'll rs those with HON II
may be our misfortune todiiler; assuring
all such that the paper will not be pure.
" a poi,iicai one; in short, we shall en-.
deayor TO have little OF everything in
it,. Short aud agreeable tales, anec.
dotos, essays and poetry, will receive due
NJ. S. HANCOCK,
lnAMG
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
Sept. 90,
NOTICE..

A GREEABLY to an order Of the
- Hon. Probate Court Of Claiborne
county State Of Mississippi, granted at
the September term thereof-all per-
sons interested in the lands, tenements
and Entertainments of the late Thomas
Going Decd. are hereby notified to
be and personally appear at the No.
vember term 1893 OF said court; and
then and there to shew cause (t any
they can) why an order shall not be
granted, for the sale Of certain real es.
tate Of which the said Thomas Going,
died seized and possessed to wit: A
certain tract or parcel of land lying
and being situate in the county of Ma.
Olson and State aforesaid, and being
the west half of the north east quar-
ter Of section thirty three in township
nine Orange tou. east-also the nor,l
half Of the west half of the south cas-
quarter dissection thirty three in town
ship nine of Range four east, in the dis
trict of Lands offered for sale at Noun
Salus in the county of Kinds and Stat
aforesaid, containing one hundred an,
twenty acres more or less.
FRANCIS B. LEE,
Administrator.
/ Oetnher 1907
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

In pursuance Of a deed
4 ecuted to me by Wa
Mills, for the purposes nt
toned, | shall on Mond'N
teenth day Of November D
Court House in the tovaa
sell to the highest b'dd'A
the following property :
thereof, as will be suihcf'
the sum of five THOUSAND
bred and eighty one d'Aaa
cents, payable in New
due the first of FebrurrN
Their with the lawful lnlsfs
costs and expenses o. u
wit: The tract Of land VI
said w. P. Mills resided
day of May, 1887, in a aI1
ty, containing five hundI'aj
acres, and adjoining ~
Moore. Tidwell and Bonas
Also,
the north half Of the VI
thd north west quarter ~.
half of the east hal' y IA
west quarter of sector,
south half Of the eas' u
north east quartar o. y.
ieen; the north hall o. Y
of the northwest qua'a'
north half Of the eas' I,
north west quarter, o. Z;
teen; all in township ="
two east.
Also, "A
The following negro , s1',
Mark, Jerry, Parrot, "" N
ert. jim, Jourdan, Kl'iNsI'a
da and her four children; ~
Nancy, Debby, Philip N M
wand her three eeildrs re- Il u
her four chiIdren' also 10. ~ j.
Horses. Mules &c. Toe NJ
,;oue until a suilicie1ae q: ~ y /
e sa-,s' is disposed Of 4. 10 's.A. II
afm The title 80
a, questionable, but e sas''1eIsl
v w;II b be vested in the P''''
,...,.d IN The trustee a, Fl.
Se'''' ~ c. G. S. TA@jws
October II. isss;
BLANkS or siLe
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
NJ. S. HANCOCK,
w. r. ADAMS.
TERMS.

01-The Herald will be published eve
ry Wednesday morning, on a large I'm.
perial sheet, aud furnished TO subscribers
at the rate of IS per annum in advance,
or Sc at the expiration oil six months.
Canton. October, 1888
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

Das. r. W. HARPER g. B. l.. PHILLIPS.
HAVE associated themselves in the
practice of their profession When neces-
ssary' the attention Of both will be given,
Tree orextra charge. Their Office IS at
the Drug store in Canton.
October 10, 1888. ls-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
A FIRST RATE STEAM MILL
FOR SALE.


THE Subscribers offer sale their
Steam, Sa,o and Gyist NH, on
the banks Of Big Black, twenty-five
miles above Canton, and about TWEEN.
,ty above Moore's Bluff. The engine
has sixty horse power; the piston
'cur leet stroke, and is capable of run.
nlng any number of saws that may
be desirable. The machinery was
butt under the special superintend-
ence OF gentleman of great expcri-
ence, and is believed to be superior to
any set Of machinery in the State
Timber OF all kinds may be obtained
convenient to the Mill; and the mar.
ket Tor lumber is at II times good
Terms will be 1000 in cash and the
balance ut such times as will allow
the purchaser fair chance of making
TIE payment from the proceeds &c the
MN. II not sold to private sale this
property will be sold n, auction on
tine promises on the Gath inst.
FELTS, JONES e. co.
sept ., 1886. is-n
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE undersigned having compile.
= ted a large brick WAREHOUSE
AND COTTON SHED, are prepa
red to store Cotton and other articles
confded to their care en- the most
reasonable terms.
They will at all times keep a supply
of Begging aud Rope. kentucky Lin
Seys and Jeans for the accommoda-
ton Of their friends and customers.
TURPIN, WATT & Co.
Grand Gulf, Sept. 7, 1888. Hast
STEAM COTTON PRESS.
rTNHE subscriber takes this method
a Of informing the public thai the
STEAM COTTON PRESS in the
City OF Vicksbdrg, will be in full ope
ration on the first day of October
lie is now prepared to receive and
safely store thirty thousand bales of
Cotton; seven hundred bales can be
compressed per day; and he will ship
and forward to any point desired by
the owner.
VIM. II. WASHINGTON.
The Manchester Wing, Canton
Herald, Lexington Standard, and Gre
NADIA Bulletin. will publish the above.
and forward their respective accounts
to this Office for payment.%B, aadoa
Republican.
Brandon. Sept. 10, 1888. T14tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

THgmbeFht mke lhs method oI
.nfmIft b ftlanla aH1 ibe public geu.
suaIIY tmt ba htfam sig.Iy expecting
a1rhmnHy of every atlr'f necessary
l1f ftto pbu'af of r.y t.r.aul oud is gig
iefmtfl Itu#e etof} c'iott to fvofanr
rH s1.i faction obl matuilio their ute
fc4t to dad wOJh bin.
T.. y. WARD.
Cunl.r. Sept :. 1887. i1-f
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
glIIinlEEiH SALE

sliEHlFf'S SALE.
Warner 4 Bayafd On VI Ia on
vs. bond tO Ocio.
VIM II Bole bef term 1889
Hiram Iondrcn a. IN Mdlson a
Henry lIayman circuit cour.
by virtue ofthe above stated case
to me directed, ! will expose to public
sale for cash, at the door Of the Court
House in the town Of Canton, on Mon
day the 9Th day Of November next,
The following lots Of land in the town
Of Canton, viz; Lots No and four in
square No 7; levied on as the prop
,rty of defendant w III Bolc, and will
DO sold to satisfy the above stated case.
s. M. FLOURNOY, 81 n.
Oct 8, 17-7t pr fee $50
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
TO PRINTERS.

A Journcyman printer can find en-.
plcymeni NJ this Office, II Immediate
application Be made.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
$1,000, Reward.

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hsaet isi,Hi8ai fbifg Btsit afsss.
spsats WietlH shsh ft8ttn ~,
hlilliE a fHDfaf eHoffi Cos.
los 500 hfHfY tff. HhHlf lf gflH en-
aaei mlhef dtII and deMtfast
JOHN a tafk bYy ahpHi fstsb
Seen Yeafs 0faea
thage hat liils d8alfhlHf Time Ne
Rf0es we're stolen af latfn M hg inme
whiiemau. lwlIl pige fe above ne
ward 81 o. Hogsaad UyflWs. lof fhf
appfebeh ton ~ ile negroes end NE
thie. one hundred dollars eaehfof ihe
negroes VI taken 9ui ~ tlie State, or
hfty dollars each " taken within ibe
State. u. H. PillfCilARD.
Canton Miss. Get J. I7aGt
The Tuscaloosa FLAG end Arkansas
Times and Advocate VIII please give
the above SIX insertions in their week.
W papers and forward deir accounts
10 tbs office for paymentmgrkchorges
PLANTATION MD NEGROES ron
SALE.
WILL. be sold at public auction.
" on the second monday IN jan
airy, 1899, Il being the fourteenth
day OF The month, the plantation ON
which ! reside, containing four hun.
dred and eighty acres, more or less,
one hundred ard cighty.iivc Of which
Is IN cultivation. Terms One third
cash, the balance in two annual pay.
ments, from the first OF narch, 1880. /
Notes given in payment, payable in
tho Union Bank at Jackson, with APP
proved security. Also, at the same
time and place, twelve likely ne
groes, first rate cotton pickers, ten of
the twelve have picked two thousand
three hundred and seventy pounds in
one day. Also, seven head of horses
and mules, thirteen head of cattle,
and a fine stock Of hogs, corn and
fodder, farming utensils Of every de-
scrIption, household and kitchen fur
nturc. Terms Of sale ofthe negroes
and other property, except the land
Cash.
The land is Of the first quality, be-
ing mostly cane land well timlered,
and convenient to water. 1t is situ-
ated in good neighborhood, three
miles south of Canton. Those inten-
ding to purchase are invited to exam
Inc the property. Sale to commence
at eleven o'clock.
WILLIS b. WADE.
Oct "a 20tds
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
PLINTITION FOR SlLE.

PLlNTATtON ron sur.
rE'llE Su srrlbef wishes to dispose
Il Of bis plantation, sixteen miles
from Canton. ut the head waters Of
Doak Creek, consisting mall, Of about
nine hundred and twenty acres, one
hundred and sixty Of which are under
n high state Of cultivation. Said land
is lying 10 Sections p and 20, Town.
ship 10, Range East. The above
described property il not disposed OF
Mt private sale, before the 18th OF
November next. will be sold on that
day, on the premises at public sale to
the highest bidder. Terms, one
third cash in hand; the balance in one
and two years; bond and approved
security required.
GEORGE S. GRANT.
September 70, 1888. l4-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
EXECNruRS SALE.


EXECUrUR SALE.
ny virtue of an order from the Hon
1.-the Probate Court of Madison coun-
ty State of Mississippi, granted at the
September term of said court in the
year Of our Lord 1888, to the under
signed as executor of the estate Of
Hugh l.. Henderson Deceased; shall
on Thursday the 9Th day of November
next, before the Court House door of
Madison county in the town of Canton
and State of Mississippi; proceed to
sell to the highest bidder, on Il credit
OF twelve months; the undivided in
terest of Hugh l.. Henderson Decd.
in and to that valuable piece of prop
erty known as Lot No. one, in squire
No one; as laid down in the plat of the
town of Canton; said Henderson's in
terest being one third Of the above de-
scribed lot. Also lot of books be-
longing to said estate.
G. W. HENDERSON, Erect'r.
Of III. l.. Henderson decd.
Nth the wiH annexed.
Sept &c, l6-9w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
NOTICE.

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that NJ tho
n October Term, 1888, ol the Pro.
bate Court Of Madison County, Mis-.
sssippi, ! shall present my fin j &c.
count as administrator OF the estate
Of Waddell Sanders, deceased, for
settlement and allowance.
THOS. SANDERS. Admr.
Sept. 90. l6-6t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

BY virtue OF the above stated cases
to me directed, will expose to public
sale for cash, at the door of the Court
House IN the town OF Canton, on Mon
day the 9Th day Of November next, the
following valuable property viz: A
tract or parcel OF land described as
part OF the north west corner Of the
west half OF the north west quarter of
section twenty SIX, township eight, OF
range three west, running north and
south one hundred and fifty yards. and
east and west fifty yards, with a store
house and stock Of Dry Goods, and q
dwelling house. with household and
kitchen furniture; also the west half of
the north west quarter of section 81,
township eight, range two west: lev.
led on as the property Of the defendant
George NJ. Reese, and will be sold TO
satisfy the above stated cases.
y. ~. FL0URNOY, Sh'6.
Oct 10, l8-4t pr fee $40
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
MARSHAL'S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
Thomas L Masterson Circuit Court
VS. u. S. Fl ia to
James B Arnold Nov. Term
1888
BY virtue Of the above stated f ia
to me directed, by the Honorable cir
cult court Of the United States, for
the Southern District Of mississippi, !
wilton the first Monday in November
next, it being the fifth day OF the
month, expose to public sale, for
cash. before the court house door oil
Madison county, three negro slaves.
to wit; Patsey and her Two children,
NOSES and nclinda; levied on as the
propertyof the defendant, and will
be cold TO satisfy plaintiffs debts and
costs. W. N. GWIN, Marshal.
per dep'ty Jso. !. Cocr.
octss atPr ks 81 80
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
i he Staie Of 4NISIaa
Madison collg
By the Probate Court d ii
April term 1885 \

ny Tic i IoUdtc NUufl OF VI
April term 1885 |
THE exhibition made /
Spell Admir-. Of the estate !
Folkes decd. and it apPsa
satisfaction of thecourt ita
are insufficient topay thsd
estate. 1t is Therefore d
said estate be declared ia
that VIM Wade, VIM. I'M
David M Porter, be appoint
sloners to meet at the ohad
A Garrett Esq. in Madlsns
Cd Saturday in each m0ahl
and allow claims against !
and it is further ordered '
make report to Decembef 7
OF this court. A trueaH
Attest: ]. I. CAsEa'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

MhNSllAL'S SALE,
Lide &Netherland Circuit Court
VS. U. s. Fl fla on
Josiah Bonner Il bond to Nov.
surities term 1898
BY virtue of the above stated Fl ia
onbond to me directed by the honor
able circuit court Of the Unit, d States
for the southern district OF Mississippi
Twill on the first monday in Novem
Der next, it being the fifth day Of the
month, expose to public sale for cash
before the court house door Of Madi-
son county, the following negro slaves
to wit: Huston, Dianna, Charles, Pom.
pey, Malinda, Martha, Simon, Eliza,
Sip, Lener, Jack and Martin; levied
on as the property Of defendants ard
will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt
and cost, sale to take place within the
hours prescribed by law.
WIN. AZ. GWIN, marshall,
Pr Jno f Cook Dept'y.
Oct "a 20-2w pr fee 81 SC
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
I'll ENRY $. HUTCjIHIIyS|

III ENRY $. HuTCHIySj
= ToRNEy AND CorS.rtIs,
will attend the diITereN, h
Adams County, and the Cjrss
of adjacent countics;--IIs,s
High Court Of Errors M
the Court Of Chancery, apj N
States Circuit and Disiric,Q
Jackson.
0~TOhce in Mny..ruu|
doors below the PlantenEs
fer to DR.. I. ]. Ca7caIycs) /,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24

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Hsfna amrHI HHl.1ft Pm iN
mrmhi .a1vHe fnel|f4 tH'fd
la .s.nt tuning every
eaf,8tefb be- aIy 81 Ne 'ff0'aff,
Nata Gartf4. nY man #st i9nd
sile flihrf m aha of weld q, lmf
iaefua. Since tfftfou if.t ihf
WHO lfms, sen pufen De- broken
ha met m filfn1 90 sfl and
fHhsn 900 fMl'ufne, % at'ln
h.m. bfoae. fla mmrt, ihfee 81 his
bspl vessels, iIo Ia'ief ihe fin % llf
belly.
4 should haga tid ya, sifs' fAai
about ihe time ibe aforesaid beat wat
tasen. there appe8rcdat tue shop door
an animal. which Jackson misioos Iof
Is monster 10 bis dis1ndcred vision.
rs appearance was thai ol goats
rough 6ody.beafingalion's head. The
moment hc sass II. hig eye balls began
70 glow with wrathfulGrc. lIeimmc.
diatcly raised his masfy hammer. and
lcgelIcd AZ is head % deadly bIow-lt
was ono Of his bcsipasses too; but the
thing by lodging saved its head, aud
except q slight brui4e which il receiy-
ed on its'rightlore leg,wentod'unhmt.
II has since re-appearedi and its reap
pearance alarmed even the '.IIcro Of
New Orleans" for the form which it
now exhibits, is ten times more dread
III than that which it first assumed.
Van Buren, has become sohorrorstruck'
hat he has advised congress by all
means to make descent upon it.
Yours.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
144O acres.
LIST OF STh1YS.

Taken up BY James B.Russell, a sor.
rel mare mule, one eye out, some white
spots about her rump, age not known;
appraised at $40.
September 26, 1897.
Takenup by Daniel Rice a BAY mule
about l2t hands high, branded on the
left shoulder with the letter I. apprai.
sed at $50. Sep.ll 1887.
Taken up by Il. P. Pasmore, ches-
nut sorrel horse, about G years old, no
marks or brands perceivable, appraised
at $50. August 25. 1887.
Taken up by James Lee, horse a.
bout six years old, Is hands high a
few white hairs in his forehead both
hind teetwhite, appraised at $50.
August %, 1887.
Taken up by Hugh Sanders bav
horse witha star his forehead. about
Is hands high, eight years old, apprai-
sed at S75. Also a bay horse 8 years
old last spring, both hind feet white:
appraised at S45. Aug. IS, 1887.
Takenup by homas E. Old, amare
mule dark brown appraised at S75.
October 5, 1887.
Taken up by Isaac Anderson, a sor-
rel horse heavy name and tail about
1874 hands high, years oldappraiscd
at $40. June 90, 1887.
Taken up by John Hyatt, a sorrel
horse three white feet, IA hands high
10 years old appraised at 800.
Also a sorrel horse five years.
Old IA hands high three white feet ap.
praised at 500.
Also sorrel mare mule 3years old
appraised at $50.
June "a, 1887.
Taken up by Hugh Sandersa mouse
csolored mule about -four years old, no.
brands or marks perceivable, apprais-
ed at S75.
N'so Day mare mule A years old.
branded with the letter II. on the
shoulder, appraisedat S75.
July 8, l847.
Taken up by James I. Power bay
morse obout Is or l6 hands high, ten
or l years old, one white hind foot
marked with gears on his shoulder =
small white marAson the hamstring,
afoop rumped, appraised at 40 dollars.
May n, 1887.
taken up by AID Hester dark
brown horse mule, aboutl4 hands high
years old, branded on the left hind
quarter with J A markedwith the har-
ness : ndwolks well;appraiscdat Sl25. I
June Is, 1887.
!. Taken up by John L. Hardeman
1erK brown horse Is hands high, ap-
pears 70 have been nickcd, some white
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