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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22
DEPUTY MARSHALs:

The Mar. of Ohio has appointed Vance P.BonA
ham, Deputy Marshal, to take the Census OF
Tuscarawas County. And Col. Joseph Cable,
editor of the Jeffersonian. Deputy Marshal, to
take the Census of Carroll County. And MIR.
Gregg, Deputy for Columhiana county. And
Mr.. Butler, of MassilIon, is appointed Deputy
Marshal, to take Census Of Stark County.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

Messrs Edtors--Wlll you inform me
Why it is, that when " Nhea, is hut 55
cents bushel, we have TO pay from
four and a half to FIVE dollars per htI.
Tor flour. Also wha, is the remedy?
A Laborer.
We would answer A Laborer' by
tpying, speculation is the order OF the
day, and the only remedy is first rale
opposition.
THE DOVER LYCEUM,
Will NEE, on Saturday evening next,
at the usual time and place, to discuss
the adj djourned question viz:
'ls man a free moral agent 7?
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Dover
and vicinity, are respectfully invited lc
attend. .....
E. WELTY, Scc'y.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22
OHIO BANKS.

II IL stated TO US that all the Banks in Ohio
have resumad specie payments. se much for
democratic Legislation. The people cen now
see whether .,s law of last winter is a hum
bug Whut say You now wigeies. ib.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

A CHANCE.-Tbe Hartford Tumes
saye, they have DR.. in that town, who
can remove all deformilies in the fee,
1t would he we'll for he Of the Advocate
to make application soon. No doubl
the Doctor could remsve that cloveu
foot
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

Governor Of Virginia. Richie,
the veteran Editor of the Richmond En-
quirer. hss been named as o suitable
person to fill the Gubernatorisl Chair Of
Virginia. A better collection, in our o.
pinion, couldinot be made.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

A book was published during the time
OF Cromwell, with the following iItle:-
Eggs of Charity, lad by the Chickens
If the GoVernnan., and boiled by the
Waters Of Divine Love. Take 70 aud
sat-"
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

ILLINOIS LOAN.-lI ls nov said.
tina, loan offouf millions, for the State
Of Illinois, has certainly been effected
one million to be paid in each month, be-
ginning with December next.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

Blockade Of Canton, China. - The
English papers state that it is the lnten"
ticn Of the British Government 10 block
ade the port Of Canton. The SEIZURE
Of the opium on board the British Ships
~ assigned as the cause.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

LOOK OUT.-Post Notes o IS and $40 Of
The Bank of Commerce in Buffalo, payable
months from date to II. P. Leech, and en'
dorsod by him, are in circulation il Stark c ,un.
ty. There is such Bank, but it is not author.
lied by law to issue such notes-we would eau
ton our friends, on resolving them,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

Liston to the Voice Of Reason. The
following excellent sentiments, which
we copy from the New-York Evening
Post flhe 7,h inst. should be cherished
by every lover Of liberty and order.
Governments should be 80 consisted as
10 secure the greatest good 10 the grea>
test projecting all 10 life, Ilber.
~, and the pursuits Of happiness. This
can only be done by enacting good,
wholesome, and uqual laws, but granting
exclusive privileges to none.
The Sentiments Of Andrew Jackson.-
Let the people listen 10 the voice ol one
of The most sagacIous. brave, aud paln-
olIe Of men. His m. murabio declhra>
ton 90 the grea, controversy now betere
the people is. that "ln separating tho
Government from the Banks, we secure
10 labor its fair reward: every honest
pursuits Is promoted; the governn.en. IL
relieved from the political influence Of
the money power; Legislation is purified.
and the republican feelings of our chl-
zens are cherished. p State, man.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22
TO "PHlLOM.''

w hlLSW'
oh Philom dear | thy Lines i've seen
which Breath ofIovs most pure and chaate
And would that had Meyer been
that. that thy spirit lone should Waste
in Anguish
"Your spirit IN my Hair you've wrsalI'd"
i'll not disturb that sacred spot
vet my ''brigh, eyes," bo not Doceiv'd
Are cast upon my future lot
In Heaven.
You aa,ter, Philom when you say
"As breath of Birds, my song is sweet"
this voice young man, will soon decay
this Heart you ask will cease to beat
Soon in Death
Thy furrow'd cheek full well doth say
that sorrows cup with the is fiIl'd
oh, Phiom dear should say Nav
TO your request, do not be Kilrd
With Thoubls.-
,pend not your thoughts on beings Here,
you'll naught but Disappointment see,
Common with spirits in sphere
above irai mortal.
M. r. II
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

The American Lakes arc computed
20 contain l400 cubic miles Of wa,ef-
more than half the fresh water op the
JlohA
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

Very Ntat. = IS per cay for Iboard'
and So per dozen for washing. is vha
they charge at The hotels in Texas
Boston Post
rs'd 'r puppirs. - Wcs..-- Ed;'"r.
You would be handy there for chung
,hen,-B Boston Post.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

"What'e in a name. Robert Swsrl
wou, has been elected 10 the Assembly
from Tompkius CO. N. y, OIL the led>
eral ticket. lilo, there YOU cluzens oI
Albany. Lock the cellar door.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22
UIfIO EDUCATIONAL CONYEN

O111O EDUCAllONAL CON " EtN-
TIUN.
The fourth, annual convention oil
"Prote4slonal TeecherS & other friends
of Edacatinn" viii be held IN this city Of
Columbus, commencing AZ 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. un Thursday, December 26,h,
1899,
Since the first State meeting, the in
4sres, has been rapidly increasing, aud
the beneficial effects are already seen
and felt in every part Of the State, u Is
expected hat literary institutions. lyce-
ums, and all educational s'cie'Ies, VIII
send delegates. others who ieel an
;,terest in the cause are invited to all
,eud and participate in the deliberations.
addresses and reports on the follows
inc touics will form part Of the exere'-
ses:-
The history Of common schoo's, and
= their effects upon the pecuniary interests
Of the county, by S. LEWIS, SnperIn-
Tandem, of Common Schools fOhlo,
The influence Of private schools on
o,, system OF Common School instrue-
ton by Pres. ". II, McGuFFr, A.
thens.
The udap,ion Of the present school
svs,sm of Ohio, TO the condition and
wants of the community, by WARREN
JENKINS, Columbus.
The utility OF cabinets oil naturaI sell
a,ce in the common schools of,he State
i, bv M. q. WILLIAMS, Springfield.
TIN. conduons Of academies. collie
Vas an, universities in Ohio, and the
- measures by which tho oig classical
aud scieu,,ic educatioulmay be advan-
iced by. o,
rRey. q. E. PEIRCE, Hudson.
prof g. E. SrowE, Cincin.
HOn the sob,ec. Of multiplicity OF
~school books, the following resolution,
,G,sr much discussion at the late NEE
dn ,. was referred .forl fu.her condition
aud report: 49,,
Resolusd, Tha, the ev'ls which grow
on, .ef,he mnl,ipl,cny Of echoo' hook"
,c.on,, bs prevented Ivy Legislative in
,e,(erence, bu, they may be Iese'oned or
nrever,ej, in some degree at least, b.!
the ,dSc,ons management ol school d'-
rectorss and teachers.
Committee.
Prot C, Z. STOWE. Cincinnati.
Hon. J. McLEAs, Lebanon.
.ksv. Mr.. BEArrY, S,eubenvllle.
eRcsolution COMMITTEE
Rs.olrsd, Ina, 10 civilized society,"
the education Of youth Involves r'gh'
and ,consequsu, obligation: the
protection o, all rights ID delegated TO
body termed government, whose pre-
ropa,iye alone II is 10 torbld that which
>is wrong, aud 10 command that which
ia rioh,:-,ha, is 10 as much the duty o
government 10 compel the education o
vou,t Q. 70 compel their maintenance:
THAT ,he ooligauon to secure the r'gh''
of.youlb /, all education rests on tn
povernmeu,; aud that the only etectua
means of securing this right, and thu
fulfil the obligation, is by such laws al
secure other nights.
Committee, G. THRILL, Fairfield 20.
Ma hema,ics, as par. ofa collegiate
course. Prof .. NJ. MITCHELL, GIN
clnnati.
O.her important subjects will b
rbrough, beiote the Conventions wh'c
the committee arc not prepared 10 an
.nouuce.
M. q. WILLIAMS, : CAME
MARINER JENKINS.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

On our first page will be found au o.
r'glnaI Tale, possessing some merit
and which cannot fail to please the
lovers of light reading.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

All persons having Prospec,uses OF
The Ohio democrat, will please send
lhem IN.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22
FHG sDEWOCRkT
CANAL DOyER, OHIO.
FRIDAY NnYEMRER ~. 1899.
HARD CURRENC Y

Wood, Coal, and all kinds Of coun-
.ry produce, received at this Office to'
and nther debls.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

NAMES Emma 10 from the Ger
man, and signifies nurse e; Caroline
from the Latin, nob|e-mlDded; George
from Greek, farmer; Martha from lie
brew, bitterness =; the beautiful though
common name Mary is Hebrew and
means drop Of salt water, tear ; So-
phia; from Greek, wisdom Susan from
Hebrew, a lily [; Thomas from Hebrew,
twin; Robert, from German. lamou'
ia coun,i
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

On Saturday evening last. near Sandyville
we learn, that Pedar was stopped, tied and
robbed Of $3O, by 3 highway robbors.
Ohio Repository.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22
EFFECTS OF TEMPERANCE.

EFFECTS OF TEMPERANCE.
There may, after all, be more truth
han poetry aboIt the "~bies" atsump-
ton, that the democratic success 10
Massachusetts is owing to the fifteen
gallon law. A correspondent remarks
that law, by placing the Intoxicating cup
beyond the reach of,he "whigs." may
have given them favorable opportunity
for taking that "soBER second thought"
which MIR. VAN BUREN says is never
wrong AID always efficient.
No Dividends. All the Banks Of
lPhiladelphis, with the exception of one
have declined to declare ony dividends.
in confoEmsuco with law oGths state
on that subject.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

An iguoran, young sPendlkrift wish-
ing 10 borrow come money as privately
as possible, was clarified an residing The
beginning Of, the bond, BE it known to
all men; and declared his unwllIingness
TO sign, as it mus, certainly come TO hit
father's ears,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

An .INDEPENDENT TREAsuR1.--The
Mint of the United States has been in
operation about 40 years, and during
that period, more then seventy three
millions of dolars have been received
and paid out, without the loss OF dol
lar to the goverumeu, or TO individuals.
! 1t is pr posed 10 make this same mint
! one Of the repositories Of the public
money. Can any mode Of keeping pub.
lie money be more secure1 Are cor.
rup, banking institutions, which ere in
the habit of stopping payment every two
years, as safe depositories' Already
me general government has lost millions
upon millions Of money because il has
consented, in every face of the eonSti-
luton, TO receive their depreciate PsPsr'
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

The Queen has directed that the debts
Of her late royal father, the Duke Of
aEent,i ,ishould be liquidated from her Ma.
S>ty's privy purse. This payment has
I'd the creditors Of his
have presented an
the gebesty, through Sir
w. afpressing their rgrate-
of her Majesty.
M'''''s"'
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22
PROC A NJ Alto N.
ron A BAY or rnANKsGIvINo am PRAYER.

sFoR A DAY OF THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER.
The earth has brought forth ler fruits in abnh.
dance during the year which ls now drawing
10 close: the abundant crops OF the husband.
man have heen gathered; peace, plenty, an
happiness abound throughout the state, aud We
have been, rs people, highly favored by hin
from, whom coreth all good. It's therefore no
only proper, bus duty which we owe to HIN
To whu.n we are indebted for our existence, and
the many blessings which we enjoy, to return
cur NEST sincere thanks and grateful acknowI-
edgenents for the numerous avors which lie
has, in his great goodness bestowed upon u.s.
Therefore, i'll cmfrmhy t" venerated Gus
tom which has loag prevailed in all christian
countries, and in pursuance OF resolution OF
the General Assembly of the state Of Ohio, pas,
Ased March 18th 1889.
YIIF.SQN SHANNON, Governor of the
Ch} do hereby set apart and appoint
3 WhIR4th day of December neal, as .
tot thanksgiving and prayer to almigh'
se many blessings which we have
iilL continue to enjUy; And dt
hmend that the day be kept n
Religious observance that chris
>4pd charity be cnttIvaled-tha
SSOsss towards all men b
5featavenly Father he i'm
ost CEs TO us all time
k ID guard, in spe
his people, an
ph,s,
Seal Of Il
sa FIRST df
& Lord, I'll
Fty-nne.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22

A FACT.-There is man living 10,
thousand miles of who has "a chill
dren by one wife, all hale and hearty,
rs Of whom are males, capable ofbear'
ing arms. 'ln peace prepare for war;
a good mixim. Huron Q. Adv
y ,e King of Holland was abou, be
pt carried 10 the Countess Oulremenl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-05
From the London Court Journal.
l CHANGE OF FORTUNE.

Ga the 81 OF January in the present
year. during the cold which reisned 90
severely in Paris. q. the moment when
the snow was falling in heavy fixes. .
soppage Of passengers. horses and 'shi'
ele,, took place suddenly at the corner
Of the Rue ST. Honore, aud the Rue DEL
Arbre Sec.
"Wh,,'s the mauerr asked a young
man, whose accent declared him TO be
On inhabitant Of The south Of France.
IL really can't inform you, Monsieur,
was going To ask The question myself"
=" It's only a man who has fallen on
the ice." said an orange woman. who
had overheard the colloquy. d" Nothing
more. Two sous piece-come buy!"
Its man dead drunk" said a porter,
pushing his way on. of The crowd.
BAH" cried an old woman. {" be-
tia, us one Of them cursed omnibuses
which has overturned some poor wretch
had my leg broken by one two years
ago"
4" No such thing" cried a stout man
warmly wrapped up in thick wrap
rascal, large handkerchiefup TO his nose
and his hands fixed in his side pockets
LIS no such thing, it's man s'rucI
with cold and hunger. He is dying
that's evident. Poor man! These thing
quite affect me- should have stoppe'
10 lend him some assistance. but the lac
is, am too late as il is. lnr my wife i
waiting dinner for me. Pardon, Mon
sleur, permit me 10 pass"
The stranger. however, to whom thi
request was addressed, pushed the s,ou
man in the direction. and pressed Ihroug
the crowd Of gazers until he arrived. nc
w'thou, difficulty. a. the spot where I'll
cause of this assemblage was lying
There near the fountain, was extended o
The ice. an old man scarcely covered wit
a lew rags. The stranger yielding onl
10 the dictate Of o kind heart, s.oope
down aud was in the act OF raising th
unhappy man, when a cry broke III
silence Of the crowd, and sweet voic
exclaimed. with deep emotion. at
nv poor old MAJ"
AZ the next moment young CIR
piercing the crnwd, came forward 10 jol
her feeble aid 10 that Of The stranger.
You know hun. ,hen!" he demande,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-05
HENRY CLAY.

Hal 10 the Statesman great and wisei
The Patriot true and bold,
Hhsse'er our traPh,ed Eagle aies,
.tis a,ms With pride 10 told;
From Names dark pines, and ersss Of snow.
T. shsfe msgaolian bresses bow
Der rich floTidisa houen;
From lilly Fast to Pfarisd West,
We hail him 80 our m'ghtiesl-
Ri ice in him as ours.
Tsits, Whea the tempest DER us hung,
And foaI'j distractions wave,
Like h;bi from dsrkness forth he sprung
To guide 90 aud To ,sVs:
10 the ierCe nasaiags Of the storm
We ns h,s proud un1suntsd form
UP,a the qui'e'ing dsek.
A, ~mh h,s eye on uaiOn's star.
" h, uns~e'EIag atm. sfar
We sauaa'J lhs Threatening wreck.
LIS heat has beat in sympathy
where'er. throughout the world.
The yoGsd have fought for liberty
Mhh lisedum's Dag uhlurld.
SAY Grsese! whea nations saw you bleed.
Who. uumPs, tongasd. PtOelsIn'd your need
Aad eimcs of Aadc'. say!
That tempted land ~iih snswefing shou'.
Ani tho,e stern submits Ihuader out.
The name of HTsEE cLar
Asoul. where patriot love intense
AID f'aakssI feelings dNeil.
Asp'endId mslshlsss sloquencs
A eOufsge nasght can quell;
No PiIfy limits bound bis lame.
An EmPI's's seatIeT'L myrisd' claim
Ga mountains wild aud lone,
In the ihrOneed eay's busy siresis.
% IN. gresn forests calm retreats,
Ills CORY ss their own.
What though dstrsetion has esssy'd
To cloud he noble brow.
DUwn from the height himself has made
Tie smiles upon Il now.
The oak, while growing, may be siirr'd
By the light touch Of b'etI, aud bird.
Its bark each insect slime;
Msiursd though y hirl~inds sweep the sky,
IL lite. unbO~'d. ns head on high
"a conscious strength sublime.
Welcome hi, ~sy-his steps beneath
Let proud green ~rea,hs be sprcadi
o. how our prouden grecnesi wreath
Would brighten on bis hrad!
Familiar 40 . household word,
u after sees will be heard
fHhen our, has passed away
A theme Tor song IN happy hours.
Airunpe, blast ~hen dagger lowers.
The name Of HENRY CLAY. ABS.
Albany. August I7,h. 1889.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-05

araie no more. and I shall have iins 10
Ie n you about L."
Jules came forward 10 present The pen
10 his BRIDE. and they both signed shs
marriage eonlrsei. Formed under sueh
auspices. who can doubi that IL was o
happy one!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-05

Long DGys.--We have letter From
St. Petersburg. Russia. under date Of 18th
June. the writer Of which states. tia.
such was the length Of the days in that
latitude. al that time. that he could dis.
timely see to read during the whole night,
a. windows facing the setting aud rising
Of The sun. The longest day in Russia
is, we believe. upward os nineteen hours
from sun to sun; while on the contrary,
the shortest is only about six hours--,hs
sun rising about nine and setting abou.
three. GermanfoHn Tsiegraah.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-05

Thunder and Lightning.-" Thun-.
der" observes SIR John Hsrshell. can
scarcely ever be heard more than twenty
OF thirty miles from the fash which pro-
daces ii. Lightning. on the other hand.
may be seen--or al least ils reflection 10
the cloud. forming what is called sheet
lightning, al the distance of one hundred
and City or two hundred miles,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-05

A falss-grOundsd hope Is bu. . weak
mans dream.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-14
70 RrILDER<.

HyIE undersigned having la'eiy eree'-
y ed and got in fall and success ~
operation. a splendid Steam Saw I.ls.
on R;y Rack. between Bp~les' and
Williams. Ferry, about % miles North
east from Canton; beg leave TO inform
those who wish 10 purchase lumber OF
any description. that they are now pre-
pared 10 execute orders for ans amount
AZ the shortest notice. and At as lo~ rates
as il can be obtained in the Country
They will sell lumber and deliver Il m
RATS at any point ON Big Black when
a sufficient qrentiiy may be required to
Justify the expense Persons living n
The vicinity Of Big Black ordering sai-
ficient quantity tn build an ordinary
frame house. would do well TO las N
their bills and have il shipped TO their
nearest accessible point on that river
Orders addressed IN US n Cantcn Wi.
be promptly attended to-
COOK & HADE<-
Sent, S5-tf
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-14
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

TIE STATE OF NIlSStsStfhbs
MADISON COUNTY.
BIZ the Probate Court of said County
HVO all persons interested in tho lands,
u tenements and Entertainments OF
HENRY RIDLEY, eceased--Greeiing:
You are hereby cited to appear before
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 December next, then and
there to shew cause if any you have,
WHY said court should not then order
and decree that the lands, tenements and
hereditaments Of said deceased be sold,
TO wit: South half of west half OF north
east quarter, and west half of south
east quarter, section twenty-five; south
west quarter and west half of north
wen quarter, section twenty seven, and
east half of northeast quarter, section
twenty-eight, all in township nine, range
two, east.
Witness, the Hon. Thos. Shacklcford.
Judge of Probate of said county, the
fourth Monday of October in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty-nine. and seal Of said court.
Issued, the 31st day of October 1899.
J. 7. CAMERON, Clerk.
Nov 2, 1889, 1880
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-14
HALSEY & GWIN.
J. ek bzrg.
A. A. HALSEY. & en-.
Nstc Orleans
CITIZENS BANK or MADISON cory.
CANTON, June H. 1889

CANTON. June IS. 1889.
A T meeting OF the Board he'll tbi>
IN dav. II was
Resolred. That delinquent share ho'-
ders OF Stock in this Bank are hereby
notified. and earnestly requested - esifn.-
forward and settle for their lnStainaenis
in arrear on or before the lst day ct
October ensuing
ReS7Ered, That after the Isl dav o.
October next. this Bank will Proceed
with every delinquent Sfockholder a.
provided bv the 9Th Section Of It's char
ter. as follows:
And be II further enacted that delin-
quent Stock may b. sold BY giving Sky
days notice thereof. and the ausoanr al
ready paid in shall BE- forfeited - ;hs-
Company. il arrearages b. No, pail up.
on or before the day ST sale.
Extract from the Minutes
r. \. TEBAULT, Chash1er.
June Is. 1889.
CITIZENS BANK OF MADISON CouNrv-
Canton, Miss. Oct ii. 1883.
In pursuance Of fbs foregoing r~Sa1sl-
fioRs. Il IS Ordered. thai fhs Sfock af- fk5x
Bank upon tcAich Oh the Lasfaf Hs~nfs uau-
due, shall not hare BEEN pad lrifsim ST "a
days from this dGf>.-ts GaG Is Ae-z5s 81
tered for Sale, on the first M9Raas -
December ensuing.
By order Of ne Board.
II. 4. TEB4ULT. CAST.
October s. 1889 S9-tf
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-14
NOTICE.

"THEREAS on the 18th day Of lHiy
w 1883. executed Power Of NJ
tornev. to Joseph Clark. which was re-
corded in the proper office Of Madison
county on tn s1me day, IN Book T.
pa ges 652 and 633.
Therefore to all whom this NAV con
Germ, take notice. that the said Power ct
Attorney Is hereby solemnly revoked
and of non-eff;-cr. and all acts done b.
the said Joseph Clark for me a NV A.
iorney. are absolutely void. and Will net
be ratified BY me from this dav-
T.. c. HERBERT
Sept IA. 1882. StS-tf
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-14
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
II ETTERS OF administration having
- been granted to the undersigned. at
the October term 1889, Of the Probate
court of Madison county, on the estate
of Henry L. Douglass. decd. All those
having claims against said estate are re-
quested 10 bring them forward, duly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred /;
and all those indebted to said estate will
please mako immediate payment.
VIM. E. DOUGLASS,
VIM. III. HALL,
Administrators.
Nov e. 1929. 1913