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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-16

SHERIFFss SALE.
ID. VI. Porter, use &c. On n Ia on bond 10
r.. 4 PM term 1889, Madi-
]. w. & w A. Brown, son Circuit Court.
John +. Mills,
]. w. Brown, Same.
L. q. Mcdonald, and
Middleton,
a Alexander Walker,
IS Same.
Same,
John Brown,
rs Same.
Same.
DY virtue of the above stated cases 10
ID me directed, will expose to public
sale, for cash, at the Courthouse door, in
the town of Canton,
On The Third Monday Of March. 1889,
r=Ez=::E=:- N=GEc=S
To wit:-FANNY, PHILLlS and Ell
MUS
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated cases.
s. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShG.
By J. w. RAY, Deputy.
February 16.-6-1O-[Pr. fee S9l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-16
KEYES L ROBERTS.

Commission 4 Ferwsrdln< Nerek4a1S-
No- 10 Camp Streef, Nsar Orl1ans.
r " k-xEs n 4 &. So
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-16

POSTPONEMENT.
The sale of the above described prop
erty is hereby postponed, until the
Third Monday of February 1882
S. NJ. FLOURNOY. Sh'f.
By J. ]. HENRY, Deputy.
January IL.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-16


shEhIrF'S SALE.
Robert Nicholson, On f. ia. on bond to
VS. April term, 1889.
Ihos. Sanders and in Madison circuit
). u. Middleton, court.
buckner, Stanton
&co,
: VS. Same.
49, NJ,
''
oaiiic
Saine,
Val IN " "dhio'e
Fploa Tob,.o,
use &c,
VS. Same.
Same,
Motz q Henderson,
Same.
Geo. Smede. Sco
VS. Same.
Same,
benson q Sbarp.
VS. Same.
Same.
Qulnton Elliott,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-16

sHERIFF's SALE.
P. C. Caldwell On fl ia. on bond,
assignee, TO April Term,
rs 1889, in Madison
rs sssel nas''a's and Circuit court
Wy virtue of the above stated case
: to me directed. will expose to
public sale for cash, ut the Courthouse
door in the town of Canton, on the
First Monday in March 1889,
The following property,
9RNDB N30Ao3S,
Viz: Zip, Titus - DNrcsss.
ALSO
On the FIRST Monday in AprH 1889,
A tract of Land CO ltaining four hundred
acres, more or less, lying and being sit
uated in township ten, range three east,
section eight and nine. Adjoining the
lands Of Cook on the south, and Pigg on
the north and west. Which said prop
erty was Levied on as the prope rfy OF
defendant, and will be sold to satisfy
Plaintiffs debt and cost
s. NJ FLOURNOY, SAf.
By A. II. DINKINs, Deputy
February %, 7-l2 [Pr. fee Sl5.l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-16

RY virtue of the above stated cases
IL to me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton,
On the Third Monday of March, 1899,
T III Rec LIKELY NEGROES.
to wit:-HARRY, WIFE and CHILD.
Levied on and will be sold to salty
the above stated cases.
S NJ. FLOURNOY, .Sh'f.
By w. E. Cox, Dep'fy.
March 2. $40 [Pr fee SGT
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-16

~HERHFFa> >ALE.
Neal Shaw. On uleurlzs q
"a ca hnu1 o.
Jno- : WYATT and Aprll terra Z 9-l-
surity- Ia Naalsaz ctr-
cut eaare-
D1 virtue Of the ab0Ee stafcE ease
ID 70 me directed Z shall eXPese aa
public sale for cash arthe Court-hzuse
door in the town OF Can,oa- ea rhe
First Monday e. 4urif iGse-
The following property % wss-
The west half. Of los numhcr rhree.
in square number eight in the rawa 81
Sharon lots number Sur huuslresl ana
twenty one and four han.lresi and raen-
ty-two, on ChIttal0osa street. la The toslf
Of jacksonville. number four hansIre,l
and twenty one. was FORMERLY oceassie-i
by WN- A Lack- and has ca ir q egsn-
Portable frame house for a avEeiuz
Levied on and Will - sold 90 satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost
:. NJ FL0J RNOY. So
b. r. T. FRzE1L. Dsaas4.
February 25- tsS9.-7-l2-Pr. 6es 81
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-16

sHERIFg-s SALE.
Leigh Maddox e. Co. On fl. IA on bond
rs to April Term,
Carrot H Fitzgerald, 1889, in Madison
eft. al, Circuit Court.
RY virtue of the above stated case, to
- me directed, will expose to public
sale, for cash, at the Courthouse door,
in the town Of Canton,
On the First Monday Of March 1889,
The following described tract or par
eel of land, to witt
The west quarter of section number
thirty-threc; south half of east half of
southeast quarter of section twenty
nine, township eight, range two, west of
Chocfaw Land District, containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less.
Levied on and will be sold to salty the
above stated case.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, .Shf.
Br WIN. E. Cox, Deputy
February 2, 1889.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The sale of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the
third Monday in March next
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, SAF
By w. E Cox, Deputy
March 9. 9-10-lPr. fee Sl5I
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-16
Six Likely Negroes,
Noses, .fncy. Jim, Mary,
Queen and Manerva.

ONF. PLEASURE CARRIGE, ONE BA-
ROUGH, AND ONE WAGON.
= DEEMS AMD q EsEA g.EG 4
Four feather beds & bedsteads,
One Clock, one sidebOard, two Tables
and six Chairs.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-16

sHEgIFF-> SALE
H. VI & J. F. ThOmp- On alias g. - en-
son, use sc h-oud - Aarl
IS term 1ssa. afalll-
keItly Sanders. e. al son e5rcsiit s-ssssrr
RY virtue OF the above stated case. ~
Il me directed. vii expose % -. =
sale, for cash. al the dooE q the cs.4rs
house IN the town OF Canton
ON the First Monday Of reeruars nS.ss.
One likely Negro boy. narasd STE
PhEN- Levied on A. the prosperity aF
defendant Sanders and will - 49, -
satisfy the above stated case
:. NJ FL09 RNQN. So
b WN- F. Cox. Eseeafg.
January 20. 1859
Po>TPO>ENE~r.
The sale ofths above dsssrss.si nrer-
erty, : hereby PosfPcned- unsll the
laird lfeEaay ~ Fssrzz-x iss9-
! II FLOC RN01. So
BIZ w r. Cox. EArg-ls.
PosTroNENE~r.
The sale Of the above describe Ne
groes, Il hereby PosrPonesi. EaslI he
Third NoasEag Of Nara. 1855
s NJ FL0J RNOY. So
BIZ WM- Z Cox. D-aas.
February e5.-7-l0-fPr Sc So
kEYES l. ROBERTS.
Commission - Ferwsrdln< Merchants
No 10 Camp Strref. Nsar O~leana.
r NJ k-EESf IN a :. s..
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-16

DY virtue Of the shove Stated eases
Id To me directed trum tass acuaEaa.e
the Circuit Court Of sla,lssa ruzass-
shall expose 20 public saie @ sae hzeaes-
bidder. for cash. af the C1glEl-4gEEse -2ar
IN the t0wn Of Canson.
on the third Monday an Nlsrca a>-sss.
Two Lots In the rowa al Na3lsansl Nh.
known as Lots Number tv-en-v-slx ans
esggal S'-..,ilr- isoall2SS e-s1z ANY 5ses en
Main Street, and runnlng haek ane hsm-
dred feet on one OF SAID Les as d zo.lsz
dwelling House
Levied on. and VIII g. sofa c. sar-.'a
the above stated cases-
!. n FL01 RN0N- SE-T
BE j n Ran Esaafs
February @. 1889
IPFiafers zee SI47
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-16

nY virtue of the above stated cases, to
- me directed, shall expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, at the Courthouse door
in the town of Canton, on the
Third Monday in March 1880,
One fine Carriage and Harness,
and one Tro Horse Wagon.
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShF.
By j. w. RAY. Dep'fy
February g. TO [Pr. fee Sl8.l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-16

MaIinda and Child, Silyey,
Milly, Ellick and Jerry.
Levied on as the property of said de-
PENDANT, and will be sold TO satisfy the
above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh,f.
By ]. w. RAY, Deputy.
February 16, 1889. Clio
Printers fee S1S-1
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-16

Hoy virtue of the above stated cases
~ to me directed, / will expose to
public sale for cash, at the Courthouse
door in the town of Canton, on the
Third Monday in March 1899,
The following property to wit:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-18
From the North .1mericau.

New York, Nov. 7.
The grent topic of conversation to day is decision
Of the Supreme Cont of this state, which seems to
throw all our Free Banks int" confusion. The con-
stitutinn of this state requires that in creating corpora
tons the ILLS should pass by thirds of both houses
voting for them. When the Free Bank law was under
consideration, the question up whether the banks
formed under it, would or would not be corporations
The Attorney General gave his opinion in the negative,
and tina, there necessity for n third vote.
Several other legal gentlemen Of the same opin
ion. the bill passed in the ordinary way. Chan
ccllor Kent has purchased stock, and so llave many
Of great opinions but it they all wrong,
for the Supreme Court, sitting at bany, has just
given its opinion IN urgGeI some mon i! ago.
in which they say, the Banks curpcrutlons The
eff ct of this deri>on if final sustained, would be &c
makei,he STOCKHOLDERS liable MS copArners to render
engagements made with the Banks decidedly n,l', lo
the thing contracted with hath no existence n nd hos
of other troubles would crowd in which would perhaps
dissolve he banks, thous, that again seems ute NJ
mpossbili,v. The affair has all afflc ted lie cur
rency of the bank They well as safety fun
are getting better daily.
There is nothing of die least importance doing
| cotton. tennessee fOnr only he quoted 5,5u
common brands, and there seems to be very tnuc
mand, so holders are beginning to store for nini
Ohio has sold, good order round hoops at 5 81. Go
northern corn has s,ld at 67 a 63 cents BY weight
Bills on England plenty Mt 4 prem On Franc
$50. Stocks in general hav. not varied much, IT,
Bank declined md all sorts are miserablv low. NJ
nry affairs continue easier Padel phja fu nds ~
dis.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-18

! Oh had butpoe,ic fire
+ To breatliefn numbers smooth and free,
I'd tell the thoughts my soul inspire;
Ia tell my thoughts, dear girl, thee
I'd paint in language, clear as light,
& Thy graceful or,n, thy virtues rare;
Thy fl wing tfesses, dark As night;
Thy eyes, far brighter thun yon star. e.. ,-
THY modest nen, thy blushng check :
prJ,l int lat thou a t void Of sin;
Wan one so gentle and SO meek,
Virtue must reign supreme within. W. L. c.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-18
NEW YORK ELECTIONS.
From the New York Journal of Commerce,

from Ue NV 10rK JUurnh1 Of COmmcTCe'
The Van Buren men have carried the city, by
orly of about 1900. We presume they have elected
their whole ticket, viz: Senator, l3 Assemhlymen,
unI u Register. The Assembly men Il Van Bu,en
again. The I.tace to which Mr.. Tompkins is elected,
was filled by Senator of the sa lie politics in the las
LEGISLATURE Only the votes for Senator were oun'assed
The Van Bu,cn majority the election f'r Mayor
last spring was II 81, showing a Van Borcn gain of
about 75oI A year ago tho Wing ma ority on Gov
ernurs tickle, WIS 822.
The first Senate district comprises the counties Of
New York, kiu"s and Richmond Tompkins' majority
in the distr will he about 1901.
The number of p"ed j. somewhat less than
las, spring. Eight wards, which ttan gave 49, $50
now give hut l7,7li. Decrease, $50
In some of the lower wards. particularly the First
many citizens prevented from voting BY the rcss
sn,t challenging; which cousuncd lime that wus wan
| ted for olilc purposes.
| KINGS COUNTN-COMpLE1E.
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IN $500; II ras1isr, MITCHELL I'm Memphis s7
1 StAeer Gov Shelby, Massie I'm Muuth of Ohio
Se epr Little Rock, Pennywt. fin Little Rock
St3fstE Princess sanford, I'm "i,k.,pr, : sd

SFdHbs taibhruE i'IJrCLL Ngttb.x 81
.i"aa.t nltalt, Hart I'm bayou sara
-a #l&- EXPORT. 3 .
i1Vr aoo Per snip Gsen .,nrec 1917 b;las Of on
Fer snipj Ii 81 pJerd, carsr.l r6s b9lc. Of
H,SFE. asrsllp RuhIcon. .Cargs 10 nalos o.,on
o h.EeEz rs, ship y'storin Ca 50 o dis hay
bis 81 mattresses ~ doz spades aud ~ ,xs
81 Va 1' ~ sur soasr s,; rv.,s, o
.tAsss.. rar he Roy, Cargo 100 ii. aocF 400 keg.
hossE Per cargo dt ada oats 100
BIZ hcnr 20 oils moIessss ! 10 hoe. .%-sf :" '
90 hds a"d 81 h sugar i0 - 10 80 ps b,sgl. ID
! Ids bason h'f bis beet rs a. tagging
e IMPORTS
New foHE Pershp J.o Hola,d Cargo 2ou' Ale. nav
tveton HaS sl"os t0to pagi"g stones 20 G BrIt.d j.
Gbamcrlai 4 &c, and Dra5te d. ~
n.&shAsToN Per brig l!iran, Cargo 9Nt cash r ard
l.sAsS Per brig F,uo1a. Cnrgo cotEse and .l,.o
hECEiFrS OF PRODUCE.
:'risY:'le fr Peoria Ga % g.; ias r,
n, ..s', re- "" T. Ansiongi 50 bales hhtn
he","F' ] 81 sesaet Sn'eI"r, Cargo '-6 bars eoIs,.
.nsssr Athnt coiit Lorkhsrt Fcarw nonHa,aa L. :.
os saratoan : u conao5 Gridsy - ''j w.
! "-'lsr }iC heapa Nt'gh,2I Fuer.un Dale / CO.. b /,
t,.W eneai ~ AtNnan Aternathg iimn farm. t..
A"g'h fD,i" Per ,st'a,nrr CIV >hnDv. rpr,o q g.: ,
nae' e1'"e N>u''" COZ lp Fu,to" ION us n.l
tulo4 l.e s.anr, rtlot sarG so.tp i. ,s ,,
t,r "'ko W4s e9si@ ita',ey c"5 Int'.yrnr. At,
S" ,G q coy y am''trA Th"ni"og; "a g." L, na,a
M0h re-; % AnseFi" 70 . pran,rfun, ~ K li,A
tI&"s""' Te, RI "a':9l II Wh'.N GO, ayor Tar,
u I, "'hfA Hron@am:9Ls Ns 20
A"-and'iu. Per s,aice iioo. Cage q .rc rclg,n
'I}o.S -: p iR Play b." Nrs9 Fulln, tetIo,q ns
IN War; brown 90; CO. " F"." "a Cam.yrH E,uoid
A. rssta,s Arr"r TO-! d l. dotaAyi - IL, kpn4n
Ahosnnthy ilaos; lui Lambeth Thompson. sundrics n
49,. 49, q E, Ter s's q lue nes OF
''a'd"e r" lases ijd"s ~ labuyre ii bis Peyous
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-18
MONDAY, NOVEMBER is, 1889.

The Mail arrived yesterday, bat brought papers
from New York only Of the 7th. OF course they
contain butiew election returns. The city Of New
York, was anticipated, has gone for the Lcco's,
by maj GRITTY Of about 1900. The Assembly ticket
however, not yet asccrancd. Tho State will most
probably 60 for tho Whigs-We give, in onolaer
column, all the returns received. e.
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l'itDI 81. .ktGEiSTf Ne.


oar cor e'p0.Hd2nl.
ST, ALGr Irikt. Nov. g.
ISpIAH NtAys.--f}n Sunday las ttn III Noyon,Lcr
haE&ngs astll, an -sc"rt Of uru, mocec-
din from Fv4l MrHHupY 20 Fut WE,'rIvcn, y as fret
upuH tl party Fl 81 lrsiiens hi'lIa mules h.n ST.,
and wnnndnt :!tOthCrs The jealStrr WAS mortal,
wcun let, ftMi Erivue named !io-suu w.s yery Sc
"fteb So. J he fritS being raro ut foE }iranopy,
l,'irI was sCtt nu;b'A hcfJ'c thr' rpme mp /. thr
srou7d The iutians ad rrdcd il ,trnrr,ug the
Mage" Of lieut. pnw3e'r PROVISIONS, NJ" snt made Iher
escars.
Fsnn THE SeurH.-We learn by he arrival u the
acbr. Nc iuin, arn. Ma ""1, trn kp, Isctrne Int
,he wounded Ind an who sonir time ain 4 went INTO
FoFi iau!rri e t1r nle';ca' nss,s;, - = 8 jttouea
Mni2r tG!ttsi' ,at f'oaco,E'tehhs F. IraaGn l.Id
utIilIlen j. ,s,i hal oteG ur grass wa" ''' q
aIj ID. ,snn,ei for vigorous h'''l'I" "P' Jj,,.
aud On the accession OF tro" ."rs,,.s
'"' .xis ,,ose nov SsUt tn, The, sni'ifltntFI
* !" @t.oo,iec's Ground ui,tr ildIar "rrs 10
~ ~, ,,,,,,r,er Nave, o. tle Z. :. 81 7n'
1 "'n'mn ,i,n Eyerrstes, yih5 a'er i'"srtl at7
Il 7',N, ,',ti, vas folnd on the ~ ,rn
m New n.y. L.. 49, FeGa At poe e." sir'ns
-cac2tt "- a., tb-t words "rar .inj1ui. wrre
visible q ; IA piere H"> ~ mel short ,t,- tancc.
y There "hV'ry slight fro> 'r~lerdtv nDia,ina, Ut
N0e%rtl,r ~idence Of lhIuOs D'n3a Leg. di-Iu,t
: q. Ill. tom Fls. ely.
f'4 eysra present rrerainE uFrr, though " Il de-
c;dadl, III UuS aud camarsYe ch1trctrr has proved nj
nt nI ijinag aahiaFype--'ew pi lie -rl-uroa l'r-
Iipatipg tsr ly, ~cre timely trehrGell IA apr ri
asc Is has been resnrled T.. o. pnur .4 tive
htuirud rusas, not more hhn thut, hurry !,,.
uI,la a death, and Offices latter, tl' inuiu i,r
been luGedtG 1pgirCt e., III first sth l.u~ -tle4-
n''rt or lsaes Brought IN by 'ih iuAudsnee . the
rauert Inhft or IT, u,rr exerri'.3. 'eatln aad
Lrr c0mple,sy re-rsrahstshst-C tar Cass ,fr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-18

II Nous somnies autorlstjs b "pDoncsr Gua Ia
de,nande dun grand nonlb,c dcs stoyens des troih
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FHsnET consent
Sc presenter comme candidlt la place do Mairo
Ia y, ochaine election, ka&Sbs 'Lz4s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-18

-t.u'' a.. lSurcn maj oiy'-~. um,, IT Is sup
posed, will he not far tro So. The above all the
towns. The Van Buren, men have gained Assem-.
blymdn
The Wing majority in the last Assembly W as &c.
The result ofe election in this city makes difference
Of 26vo,es. gain If members would give The
Van Buron men majority. We say hing Of ri rr-
nond and ,sueras cus'l,Ies jjity possibly nr
Irt,isc each oll,rr.
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ALMANAC soy IA" present Nccis,
Calculated e. tt, Ncr.jno If Now Orleans.

ron tho i.urrl,T ot iI'a Cros,
THIS ~ So SHALL HiSS AWAY"
An Easter snee h9. requested by his so.rGe,@n, 70
furnish motto lar 5rat ing, which shcnlt l..
bic alike tor poseritv uul dVnry. Mro,o t'sc words
49," This al 0 shall pass "ay.'
When morni"g s;sah~n round ne s.u
Their ghs and mi ,e'tcs biesi,
When flower. ra''l5 before ma spread
Md lie ia shilr> il ri1,t;
Ia ]ark lug uc- tn.t li'u Zach
read, " this too shall u = a@ny,'
When mrk, clouds "'c,lrn.. :.,- ky
Far down The rse 4 years,
And vainv look tho 'aariu eye
Where net hope app'rrs--
To- characters o! Il ~ play
Md shade - this shall pnss away"
B'".twnrds tha' temper pess5sres beam,
And Tighten sorrows g"nr;
Thdt early sadjcn youths bright dream,
And cheer the / n.ahs rutnh;
i'nio shat verdi SC nv STAY
That world winch shoi! rut pass away.
Burlington, Oct. II, 1855. i: d. W.
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From the above it appears that each party
have elected OF their candidates. Same last year.
The Senatorial ticket not cunvusscd last night,
except in two or three wards.
QUEENS COUNTY.
The town of Jamaica gives John Hunter, the Van
Buren, candidate for Senator III the ID district, major
i,y of &C over 7. Van Cortland, Wing. BNgarr,
v. b., has 80 votes more than King, W.
North Hems,ed gives an Administration majority VI
twenty"nine.
The other four towns not canvasscd last night
but are estimated as follows:
W. V. t.
own, (estim"ted) a.
. ing, dc = >,
r.. rBay, DO "
| ed. do 3D0to35O ~
Add us above, > :!
| N. Hempsled, ,o, x;,r and p,r,., ,,o j.,
dida I for Ass.mE ill be be-, s ssr i, Close
This &c anty vas X -
''0 man. T.. $.,..s,7,..,orrsf
RICHMOND
| The town of Castleton pole
majority for Tonpkins, The Y
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- u 7---7 a.. y Uur
neig6bt>-s.,,.. , las taken up the SNugcls in
favor oG IL 1E+sxS

. Wooden pavements "~- ureaper; sooner laid
gown and soone' u for use after being laid down.
1t is che lper, no,seess, less dr.y clearer need 40
repair. and is mach moro insting, raese are, assu
rcdly, zrclc advantages. There are mAny others
equal. n, po:ant. Horses will lst lot -er, travel
ling over ""gl, iilan stone; carriages viii nnt neal
repairing Tor yclrs, ard tho las. not least, wo nav,
tic noute'.ai within oursef nd tic rouay OK pend
ed fer such ll7i O. pavement IA he spent amor 9
our own people,
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at from 65 to 10.
Ne,o York Elections.-Ies erCuy's mail brought |
New York dates to the III insialt tt" result Vi
the state election is given III tho city and the -
.,acent towns. The loco r&a~5s have curfiTi '3ss'
city, was xpectei, by nrnjorily ota5at.9 b.
wards of 1900 votes la. tie acc 's5,e i-t,G The
interior warrant tH3NbeIiaf lhas t5,>. ,shigs have
have carried t1e site by Il &etpse sn6jority mat
Senator 11.n,al,o will Ft.ties y4Jo oec' ri to the
Senate Of tho United States. s ,o@ s"G emily, the
| whi%s NlN have a2jorlty = bc,b branches of
! Ike l,"1tsl@trns.
! TINS Is as much aa tI,'2 IS expected, consi-
during the c.'ationeerr; .mpagn performed in
/ lDis static ~ President an Buren, las. summer;
! and the lmu&t>o quantities Of gold and silver,
bulouua- M tho national treasury, which he
oauss! 10 be thrown into the city of New York,
| the list sIlnmer and fall 1t is impossible to
ultilstgud all the influence of an Administration
IN sreat city like New York, where the President
has command of the public Treasures, backed by
Tho other power and patronage of the Govern.
ment in the bestowment OF Office and place.
Tho executive ofthe United States, has already
, the custody Of the public money. Tho President
directs that it be put into the money chests of the
Postmaster General, the Collectors of the Ports
or the Receivers of public monies he order
it to placed in such fayorte pct banks, as he secs
proper TO designate. What more is wanting te
. complete tho sub-troasury scheme nothing, bu
to allow these Sub-Treasurcrs banking privileges
This is said now, to be the object in applying It
. Congress; 10 give tho Cove nmcnt the right an
e power to issue government notes in the smilitud
e Of bank notes. If Congress should permit thi:
T. then will the purse and the scord be fairly in til
Ct grasp of the Executive, and armed with this trc
is mcndous power, the rights of tho states, and tn
= liberties of the psope, will be at his mercy. The
will our Government be in name Republican, b,
8 in fact a Monarchy ant Despots". Ifthc pee
q Gle tolerate the abuses, pracsed by THAR r
lcrs, and sanction Tvs executive power and patror
is age now claimed And csofccfSsd, then will they
IS no longer Free"e''> Lut the tit stt,1ts OF ds
= potism efther own creation,
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" We authorised announce Thu at the solicit
taton of large number Of the citizens II the three
municipalities, Mr.WlLLIAM FRERET has consented to
tile presentation of his name his fellow citizens nj
tho next ensuing elrciOn IL candidate iOr HE Office
Of Mayor OF the City Of New Orleans
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Ia,e., Dates.
FORT, OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCE.S.
November i6h, 1889,

80 't5E.y aa CLEARANCES. ..
It November iGh, 1899.
s. Ship Gaen, Snow Liverpool & JPW Whitney
ship Rubiron, Rogers. Iavre, l. II Gale
Shin J. II shepherd, Redman, Liverpool. Master
Ship Queen Victoria Thompson Nntchez l. II Gale
q Brig Everett, SonlmefsAs~ Vaery Sur Somme. t-.
3 rs ss55ss5 Bancha d Elmer &
Brig hoy. Williams Havana. r. G jenkins
steamer Aobt MOTIFS Brooks Mobile, ~ Master
sgT sARRIVALS.]fsssys grssts-s K II
N | November 17li, 1899
Tiger. Croye from the North Els, Pass hav-
70 With her returned the city with
Ap 9nol Iond, hrgs Hiram aud rtuetn Left the pass
at lam sch off the bur Reports nothn, new in
: the river 9FDE
Ship Jno, Holland Snow New York soh October via
Z Tampa Bay. s ssss
Brig Hiram Chandler. ,s days from Charleston Cas-
y tllo. Al I'D 4 = g4s ,5a -
Il co 49, ~ sgsl II
Steamer bayou Sara, fin Columbia s5Tt
Steamer PEORIA Hale fu, i.ouisyRe VI
Steamer Swiss Boy, H. Anis Tim Rod Riv--.r = ~
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The FcIiah steamer OF war Zavala, Capt. A. c.
Hinton, Esq Commander arrived in our port on
Friday, fEom HalVestoni We are indebted to the
po'''"G's OF one OF 170f'icors for a'o Texas pa
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The s,0ad7h--.Si. CAarles Thsatrs--Comy 81.
Tkco's-C rta,0elrs 81 Churlss Arcads--lic'c!S
Of Ground }e-
CAPT ~ pRlZES!!!
Z OCiSSIANA GRAND REAL. ESTATE LOFs
z 1 TIRY, authorized Ivy law OF III State, 9Th
March 1898 o'uec ccsDer Of Cunnl e"d It, Charles
surcl>l ~
TIE Ut1F Mll.LIoN or Camp street Thcntrc
loIt.y, 1891 Prizes.
nm; GRAND TWO MILLION LOTTERY.
900 pRIZEs!!
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Hllri.
ITEo,ra Il any r,nhs II the Onion, "hich are gen
crafty turI 'r 10 tho >trlc they ssued VIII be
zee, we'd N .,yt.otr for Tickets
tls, }liIlion $I0--~--r Two Million SO
t.A{nptLlA,, OAKEN X pKlTCE,Rn,
NO prpraiuIa & Managers.