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NO CURE NO PA

DK. JOHNSON, Office | 10 Bienv''e street. con
- 6nes his practice to the treatment OF Nenerenl
DISEASE IN all its different forms.
Dr. Johuson from IL residence OF many years m Hos.
pi,als in Europe devoted the treatment OF Venereal
Diseases aud from his present extensive practice IN
hut s,icular inch of the prolcss g''an lees
safe, speedy aud eecual to such per~on. us are
uoubled 18th any Of the following diseases VIZ
Gonorrhocu. elects, SlI;c,nses, Chnnc'es. bubos,
Seminal Weakness, Ahi-,ions oiIle BLADDER Kidneys
I.oas Urclhra, PROSTATE Gland, Sweed 1esIcleS,
Exupiioas ~, tho Skin. Sore Throat, Pains in the
Joints;
his disease.
Recent cases cured in or thee days without the
.,e Of Mercury interruption from business altera'
lion in the mode Of living:
A medicine t. prevent Vcnereal Disease can be oh
,ained of Dr. johnson. II is from the recipe OF the
baron Larry, a celebrated Fre~h Surgeon and was
used by him during ,ae several canpaigns in which he
seryed "a Surgeon General in the French Army.
Sold by DR.. johnson, VI his office: Those persons
having any afe.t ton Of Vensreal Disease, nnd shout
taking sea voyages or removing to the county, would
zines 0r their cure in the shortest time be put up
with written directi fui their use. ..
Office open from in the morning until ~ o'clock at
night.
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ABERNTHY's DYsPprIC LIXIR.

Dr.. bernethy, the greatest OF rhSii'h surgeons wa
opinion that nun ., .c rh;. Ei;x;r wss
mankind cf'sMate j.. 'ae m".a.,.n,el s"cre.s in
used by nun WY. iJ NUS G nnwariS II Crtv
vs. ptSae H., a"a .r" "i ~ he fSlIowinr diseases:
."s. Of appetite, Fiatulency, Dsten,ion Of the Stom
o g.. ~ tti ;,e Henv;ness If The Head and incli-
nation 10 Sleep rguary Of the Bowels and III all
cnses where indigestion or a cusve habit is found to
Ie; ;e. ""e'o ."''e
This medicine must not be numbc,e among the host
,e.""cL "ns,rums now before t,. public, as it is the
sle Invention of the abest and most scientific surgeon
Eurone ever prouced and the secret Of preparing it
Luz ,rchoseJ h the arcnt far We, large sum. II is
"' Iss"S ,%a bowels free ;mrarts yigor and
cent always Keeps .,a oowe's me., -, ,i, mind
co., b.,,i.s sm"y.s ,he mos, confirmed cases Of
..a.rs;, or inees,;on and prevents return al any
l Dysp~rs ss:o u -"''e~''''"' '''
'o'''' l''"N' Nrw yoRx. 18th August, 1888.
AZ Mndiso,,. street
Sal, conseouencs,,f 10 ,d;ng n sedentnrv life I
hsen ,rnmhiea. mnIs ar less: with Indigestion for
s sesrs: tr the last three Years nv suerings have
been insuppOvtnble l have tried several physicnns,
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NEW MEDICINE.

Dr.. G. X. Phelps Compound TOMATO PILLS,
Entirely vegc,able.l
4 acm au,i inr""bie Mrdicinr for nH Diseases, !" so
a substitute for Cnhomci, asa cathnrtic i" Eerers
amt all Billions IBtrfio"s
TTNIIESE popular Pills helm. combination of newly dis
l. covered saline substance, extracted from the Tomato
Pant with other vegetable Substances "nc have been t"und
modify use its effects e"r"do be the best tier
alive aud cathnfiC Medicine discovered They have
hcrn alinauly aud successfully t'h and have received
appreciation for Scrouu, Dyscpsa, Jaundice lii
ious Diseases Grave" Rheumatism Coughs Colds Influenza
Catarh Nervous Diseases, Acid sioats Ganiular swell
ngs of all kinds. Cns.i'c"e ), Cole Headache. &C.
Anlidotc Contagious and Epidemic Diseases to
vent of bilious and liver atfrcons F.vcr and
Ague &C. in those reside hot climates ni low and
aud tho hest Catarilc that he used for
those loo ,tcs Seancn will inr.llr remedy
Srurvyf an Travellers the hest medicine they can
mates For ordinary Family Physio they uuvers ally mp
proved us the be.t ever offered.
The pccuia, of the Tomat" Plant, have for long
time the attention OF the medical profession and the
public, and interest has been directed to the future de-
veluemcnt cf its medicinal qualities, winch the proPrct"
Apply being allie to eray-a presents his pills TIC
public, with the full confidence Of their being the MOST
SAFE and VALUABLE REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED Nuneron,
certificates If cures, from those who have take tcm and
testimony Of several PHYSICIANS who have prescribed them, al
corrolorate this opinion Tho rapidly increasing
demand for and the universal appreciation bestowed upon
them additional evidence of their merits and usc
fuln,ss
influenced by the hope that amrdcime prepared with much
care and with regard the Chemical and Thcraeu
m IF is several ingredients should ia the place
the Irresponsible medicines of the day, with which the
country abaundsad from the favor already bestowed upon
it by ply and Others he feels justified in expecting Thu
result
For a full Ct this interesting discovery testim
ais mode operation &c pamphlets whcl may be ha.
gratis Of all who sell these pills. 49,
None genuine without the signature OF L. H. FiELPS
NJ. ID, sole proprietor, Hartford, Conn.
FOR SALE BE,
Folans,c General Agent No. Il Exchange Place. nea
the Post Office Also by Peychunu, No l23 Rue 10 va
J. Baker & Co, No ~ New Levec.
DR.. Marshall, Corner 81 james and T. hapt"nas sts
J. Ross, Lafayette City.
G Morrison. No II, Canal street.
G Jones' CORNER Tivo Cuca and Triton Walk.
u Those that wish Agents, a'ii,e.> + FOL
ANsTl, Wholesale Ak'h mat y
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Saddle bags, double antls rgc; valccs; deal
saddle bags, Brussels carpet bags: best iron frame
leather folio trunks, brass nalcds leather boot t"p
do ASSORTED sizes and various styles. holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, sukey, twig and planters
crop whips: wool, wots'ed, cotton and leather
uirhs and sursinules; s,rrup feathers; trnnk
straps ana wors,cI rein web; chain and hook
hames blind brides and lines; Scotch collars,
and horse ana mule collars. ::"i all qualities; mo.
rocco, buck bear. sheep and bulfaI" skins; plated
brass and steel bride bits Of every description.
plated. brass and STEEL spurs OF every descriptions
plated, brass aud steel s.lrrups Of every descrips
tom
Together with q complete assortment OF every
article In their line Of buslness--all OF which they
offer for sale on accommodating terms.
They will also continue to receive through the
year, by packet from New York, fresh supplies to
keep their stock ample and complete.
KOUES, DAVIDSON co,
% Il Canal ct.
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PRlcE l2a CENTS.
Terms Of the Newspaper Press Of Nev Ortean
unani,n ,hsv agreed to at an adjourned meeting OF
,I,c prnn held IN the 18Th Of March, 1897

Terms Of the .vewspnper Press Of Nep Oricam
un,ni sy agreed ' a. an, an adjourned ,' meeting ssz Of
SuBscRiPrloNs.-rweve Dollars for the daily pa
per annu u, PAYABLE se!ni-aunnaly in advance: ten
dollars for the ri'weekly country paper, payable one
year in advance, where CITY reference is given. No
description will be discontinued until arrearnges are
settled. In Of d continuance, one weeks notice
in pritsng must Oe invariably given, previous to tn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dollar per square for the first
usorton and half that price for each subsequent one
an, material alteration from tn, original advertisement
viii be charged a new one.
YEARLv Observation-Disclosures and FRA 'ers,
orty dollars l English alone and sixty for both Ian
suspsa: Banks, Insurance Offices, and other similar
public institutions, fifty dollars in English only, and
Eighty for boil, languages; Ship and Steamboat Fac
ora or Commission merchants sixty dollars in English
ue and eighty Tor both languages. :.
MARRlAGEs, OBITUARY NOTICEs and articles call
ny tile attention Of the public to sales OF property,
cards Of passengers, benefits, &C. &C. will be charged
one dollar per square for the hrs insertion IN each Ian
DEMONSTRATIONS, or Advertisements, Of any person.
Il nature, when admissible, shul be charged double,
deduction Of twenty five per cent will be made to
Auct;oneers Sher Re gisers Of Wills, and Marshals
IN a,jos Of real astate published in both languages
and sd per cent in English alone: lopor cent. on sales
HDyrkr.sEMEsrs out Of the dircc. line Of business
Of tho advertiser, such legal, auction, and Pnn'n
ION Sales rnaw ay slaves, stray animals, NC. &C Will
DO charged for sspa ucly, and At TIC ordinary rates.
ApyERrvsEMENTs moi specified as to tune, Will be
s,vhiished one month, and charged accordingly 49,
No advertisements Of bankruptcies will be published
any case, unless paid tor previous !" ;e' ," OF
Theatres and other places OF a'nsemsn', nover ,
daily ~ the season. be charged $loO Tor Lng!'sh a.
tone, and also in both languages -
All anncmncewents Of candidates for political Offices
will be charged double the price OF othcr "d'er''se'
ments. ,,
Diving to the immense loss sustained by newspaper
s,rorpieors tlev have to the conclusion that the
names Of pcrsans whose accounts hava uot been paid
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0ADDI.ERY WHARF.-THE subscribers, manu-.
- lecturers and wholesale dealers in saddlcry
goods, are receiving by late arrivals from the
nur,h in addition TO their former stock, an ex,cn-
sive assortment of articles in their line, among
which are the following, viz:
Ladies and misses plain and quilted saddles,
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VrAY'S LINLMENT.-No Fiction.-'This ex
Ill traordinary chemical composition, the rc'nH
Of scicnce and the invention OF celebrated meal
cal man, tho introduel, Of which to the public
was invested with the soeInn'ty OF deathoca
bequest, has since gained reputation Unparalleled
f,Iiv sustaining the correctness OF the lainehted
Or G-idcy's iaet confession, thnt nc oared no'
t3io without giving to postcrity tho bcu"ht OF his
knowlcdyo on this subject" aud he therefore
b,oueathed to Ills friend and attendant, Solomon
{iays tic secret Of his discovery.
Ii is now used in the principal hnsP'a's' ana
yhe privatc practice in country, lrst ana 'os'
cc,,n;nlv Cnr the cure Of Lha Piles, aud so cxtcn
sveIv and ct.uc,uully as batAc crcduiity, unless
,,h,rc liz effects arc witnessed Externally IN the
following complaints:
For Dro1sy-Crca,'ng extraordinary aoS''F'''''
X once.
Observation-Disclosures or Chrome, giving quick
Sore Throat-By Cancers. Ulcers or Colds
Group and Whoopmg Cough-Extcrnally' and
evsr the Chest. c :.
All Bruises, sprains, and Bur"s-cur'"g !" a
few hours.
Sores and Ulccrs-Whethor fresh or long
standing, and fever sores.
It's vncr atoms upon adults and children in rcduc
inv rheusa,ic swellings, snd loosc""g coughs aau
sivhtness Of the chest ny relaxation OF tho paris
has boon surprising beyond conception. Inc Inc
common remark ot those vine haVe usco IL l" "te
FILES, is q. Il acts like charm"
THE PftxES-Tho price, 81 is refunded TO any
person who will use hottie OF hays L'h.''en
Tor tho Piles, and return the empty bottle without
being cured. Those The positive orders OF The
Drun1ic,or to the Agents; and out of many thou
sxnis sold, act ono HAS been unucccssuI.
W, might insert ccr'ltcatss !" any 'e"s. .'I W.
prefer that those who sell the article, should oz'
hbit the .rigina, to purchasers.
CAUTlON-None can be genuine Without |
splcndid engraved wraprer, ON which is my name
and also that Of the Agents.
>"N SOLOMON HAYS
Sold Wholesale and retail, BY CoMsIoCh
Co, New York, and by ono Druggist in ever
town in the Union.
For sale by tho Wholesale Agents, corner Q
.,h..,,;o, ronar,iv je30
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES, PATENT COI'1ON GIN,
Blythe Pateuee, No. So Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE & CO.
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Amer. and Eng. brides and bride monntlnss,
do do mnrtn4alcs,
Plated brass, and jaranned coach harness,
do do Dis gig aud sulkeo do
do do do Darouche do
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LNANCY MATCIIES-Wi,h beautiful paintings,
l. landing from ship Alexander from Bremen, Tor
sale by A TRlER,
feb2l - Magazine st
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NAS DEPARTMENT., 7
Gas Light Ba.ki"g Comply: January 30, 1889
9I\iiE St~k Of Coke being much reduced this Conn
ties TO their customers.
Orders received at the Gas Office. Bank Alley.
ja3l r. W WEIIES, Srcy,
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Weekly Press.We. thu undersigned, agree to ABIDE
Nv the above conditions far they are applicable to
weakly papers. .,,,,,~cr
(Signed) a. y. Law 49,, ,,,
&S% No subscriptions taken for less thu" mon'"a
Letters must IN Ill cases, be post pnid.
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NEW SlC-O, Native Music; The Convent b .!
I'mn ranlng, rovin. 'lnlr; Nevar Despair, oh
don't you remember the beautiful glade in the Drnml
Eunlhncc; The White Horse of the Pep pcrs; Thou
come and . Love thou art me, sung by hiss 5 =
ii in the grand Romantic Opeta Amic; Good Mig |
Thu, meeting aud parting; ear not for spring on c
hekl' "ng'by ~ knsse'l Come, come, THU art m 500
r'w; Iiic on the Ocean wave, by II Russell; She
watched for him; 70 let fall tear Come to me Mt
morning; DER the waters BY Moonlight; There's no home
like my own, arranged for the harp bv 4 l.nbarrc
Royal Wnl,zcs, by A Flcche Queen Victoria's Court
Quadrcs Just received and for su. by
do Is CASEY, 10 Camp st
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DRAYS l. CARTS Philadelphia drays, 4 10
- carts, prs OK wheels. 10 'rncHs, Ia dirt ard
wood barrows. in store, for sale nv
,ul6 CHAMFLlN l. COOPER - 8 ut
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-02

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n tea ut thn 4 81 mf KS a#s
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shall fsrsa VI lhbt .a'a aIHe hsb
hfi bHlHf o. cash. iH 8HilfdsI ihlfa
fafl AZ ihe following ffae' m f8fe ls
~ lsud. situated NJ H8akil County. ~
fofHsaIdi ff hf number #ls, section
sevfus ieNn4h9 seven, sHFa three,
emf. fun'h0n.na Hty moe sefes. Ib
number ibNe. t.oH eiRH. township
svens raHHs three, tasl. containing
une hHaIfi and fny.H acres. lais
nrrtHl ons, iwo, sis end seven - ian
eighteen. township seven, ranne three,
east, containing three hundred anl iwen.
~ acresj The west half, Of north west
quarter and west half. of south west
quarter, Of section seventeen, township
seven, range three, east, containing
1863 cleo acres; the north west quar.
ter,o of section twcnty.one, township sew.
Gu, range three, east, containing one
hundred and sixty acres; the cast half
Of south west quarter, Of section eight,
township seven, range three, cast; and
the east half, Of south east quarter, Of
section seven, township seven, range
three, east, the north east quarter, oil
section number seventeen, township Sc.
ven, range three, east; also, lot number
one, section seven, township seven
range three, east, containing seventy
one acres; being all that tract or parce
Of land, known as Robiasons NILS
with the buildings, fixtures, Machinery
and appearances thereto belonging.
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HENS BANK OF MADISON CO.,

CANTON, Jan. s, 1889.
DAY il was, '''e
aa9lued, That from and after the frs,
~ 10 January instant, this Bank
\ s y n with specie or its equivalent,
~. y Notes of the denomination Of
!. s'al 1 and also, all Of its Change
~. Aug That from and after the first
N i !! y, y February next, it will re-
S. a'lke manner all Of its Notes Of
Rs, domination \ of ten dollars.
N, 'ea' Further that this Bank con-
r,, y Us ability to redeem its entire
ai..@ Ul a. an early period, (the de.
q ilves and tens, compris-
a'sc proportion Of the same,)
'aaas unable TO forward its Cotton
~, Wy 70 consequence Of the unu-
,o',, unexpected state of Nayipa-
den = !. Strongly recommend to the
ku :. y paper, not to part with the
\ ron the minutes.
ln,,v =, - A. TEBAULT, Cashier.
~ 1899. l-,-f
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tf
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failE afa
f y mt 4
$3.50
1Hasla8 HHW He Hssaa
sltlg aafs ffih Hfmas IS aaisnlag
~ a.li'tHH s4.s .fam al aaa Htilaa
~ ba.afs ieff fIH8l s tbafsaf
Zach IHietlH' 81 lhH Ga ~ asa
safi.HHR wi'l b required p plv fes pef
en-. afnh iba amm6f ~ Ms salsf 10
llon ihe Whole aupnf fab secured b.
hud and mgfiaset Upon Bnsncumlefed
Rel Fs'ata, "a soa tfafrahrfasesans.
hatioas aal appfa.amen's Of zoe SANE
tan be had
By order OF DE- Bard.
] DAVENPORT.
Caster.
January d. 90
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EAGLE HOT Ell,
~
FOR S.lLE, Canton, MISS.

vNSiIE subscriber being DESTROYS to re-
u tire toa private life, offers this we'll
known Tavern Stand for sale on accom-
modating terms, one half Of the pur-
chase money will be required in hand,
or in 60 days, the balance one and two
years will be given. Canton is, without
doubt one OF the most desirable situa-
lions in the South, and bids fair-io become
IN short time the most business place
in the interior of the State. No town
in the State has more lnducement, than
Canton, being entirely healthy, aud in Il
rapid STATE Of Improvement, and cer-
talnty of the advantages Of Railroad
in very short time. This stand being
the nearest TO the Depot, will add great
" to the increase Of business, and il is
well known that Canton is The garden
spot in Mississippi. A further description
is considered needless.
There are three lots running from street
to street, goo feet in front, running 400
feet back. The buildings are entirely
iCN3 iouitpVH oCpCldtS Twins, NlHlu x
room forty feet in length, kitchen and
smoke house. u large stable 100 feet long,
a good crib and carriage house, a large
garden in a fine state of cultivation, a
large cistern sufficient to supply the
house with water.
ALSO--Can be had if required, a
Small Farm, eighty acres, one mile from
town, the most Of it in a good state OF
cultivation, timber enough TO furnish tbs
house for years; two wagons and came
can be had il wanted; five OF sIA choice
lmIlch cows; a fine LOT OF stock hogs all
fof the above articles can be had, or the
Tavern alone, being determined 10 sell, a
bargain will be given. The pubic are
invited 10 look to their interest and not
neglect this offer, but give call and ex-
anime the premises
The house will be kept up until sale
is effected, and every possible atten-
ton paid to those who may continue to
call.
NJ. C. CAYCE,
Proprietor.
January 10, 1880. 2-tf
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January 10, 1899.
NOTICE.

n ETTERS Of administration having
a been granted to he undersigned, at
The December term 1888. of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, on the estate
Of r. G. Aten deceased, all those hay-
ing claims against said estate are reques-
ted 10 bring them forward duly authenti.
Gated, within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred; and all
those indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
w. S. BAILEY,
administrator.
January l2, 1889 low
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Also, three Negro Slaves,
jacob, Jordan and Dacid.

The Steam sdw Million the above prop
erty is in fine condition, and the siua-
ton of the MIL, is such as to be conye-
nient eitherto Jackson, Brandon, MaCi-
sonville or Canton, at each of which
places large quantities Of lumber are re-
ceived from it. The timber standing on
the premises is abundant and Of the best
quality, and the land itself when clear
ed would be highly valuable. The title
is undoubIed.
VIM. J. HILL, Trustee.
January IL, 1885, l-5w
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n ETFERS Of administration having
NJ been grained to the undersigned al
the December term 1888, Of the Pro-
bate Colri Of Madison county, on the
estate of w. S. Kibbee, deceased, all
those having claims against sad estate
are requested to bring them forward du-
~ authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred; and all those indebted to said
estate, will please make immediate pay.
ment.
G. w. KIBBEE,
administrator.
January IL, 1899. Low
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BANK NOTICE.
Real Estate Banilag Co. IF Hinds eosmty.(
CLINTON Miss, Jan. 10th 1889.
VUVHE Stockholders Of this Association,
- in pursuance of the provisions con-
tanned in the Seventh Article thereof, are
required TO pay an instalment OF four
and half per cent. upon their respec-
tive shares, on or before the 10th day Of
March next.
BY order OF the Board,
J. DAVENPORT,
Cashier.
January 10. 20
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rRUsTEr's sALF.

10y virtue Of a Deed ofTust executed
- by Osmun Claiborne to secure mo
against CERTAIN liabilities therein msn-
toned, shall expose to sale at the Court
house 10 Canton,
On hc Second Monday Of February
neat.
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suFnfrF'a skLF.
roas tn.H nsaL. w = ~ 10 - Asy
liHt' Ranay, -, -" '~
DY fHga II ihe aisys sisted casa 10
- ~ directed, ! shalt expose 70 pvb.
lle sale, lef cash, NJ lha Coufi.ho door
n ihs iasn q Carton, on
NondHf The tth day u February fsas,
4 LIKELY NEGRO Bot, about ~
years 3D. called Dennis. Levied on md
VIII be sold, 70 satisfy The above stated
case.
= w. FLOuRNOY, Sh'f.
BY J j. liEyeY, Deyfy.
--iangnv i1 io3D 2-i-ipf Zee Sal
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suERsFF,s SALE.

sHERsFF,s SALE.
Woodson & Whitney, On ven. expo. 10
rs April term 1899,
Lack and Mitchell. in Madison Cir
cult Court.
EpY virtue Of the above stated cases
~ tome directed, | shall expose to pub
lie sale for cash, at the Courthouse door
in the town of Canton, on
The first Monday in February 1889,
One Sorrel Horse, Levied on and will be
sold to satisfy the above stated case.
S. N. fLOURNOY, ShG
BY J. J. HENeY, Deputy,
January le.--l-iw Printers fec So
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|.c MITCHELL & n. Callahan,

&c MITCHELL & N. CALLAHAN,
WlLL continue the practice Of the
Law in co-partnership in the va
NJ State Courts, and in the Federal
1T Of Mississippi. Mitchell's office
Clinton, and Calliham's at Canton,
Calliham will also keep an Office in
tison, Mi, from the 1st Monday in
fsmber until the Isl February.
January 10, l839.-ian 26,-3-tf
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snERIFF's SALE.

sHERIFF's SALE.
Ii. NJ g. J. +. Thomp. On alias Fl. ia. on
son, use &c. bond TO April
Us term 1889, Madi-
Keitly Sanders, ct al. son circuit court.
pY virtue Of the 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 the First Monday of February 1880,
One likely Negro boy, named STE
PHEN Levied on as the property of
defendant Sanders, and will be sold 10
satisfy the above stated case.
S. NJ. FL0URNOY, ShT.
BY WM. 4. Cox, Deputy.
January 10, l839--2-4-[Pr. fee Sal
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Das. FEAMsTER s. PHILIPS.

WOULD respectfully inform the citi-
zens Of Canton and its vicinity,
y 'hey have associated themselves in
practice of their profession.
lheir office, the same as heretofore
E,aPled by DR.. Feamster.
january IL, 1899. 1-2m
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NOTICE.
Law NOTICE.

W. WIFI VIM. T.. GILLESPIE,
AlLNGassociated themselves in the
4 practice Of the Law, will attend
kayenl Circuit Courts holden in the
|untes Of Alfalfa, Leake, Rankin, Madi-
} and Hines, and also the several SUI
kdor Courts holden at Jackson.
Canton, Jan 10. jan 26-3-ly