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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-13

RY virtue Of the above stated cases
- TO me directed, will expose TO pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town Of Canton,
On the First Monday in august, 1889.
The following described Lots in the
town of jacksonville, to wit:-Lots num-
Der one hundred and seventy-one, three
hundred ard thirteen, and forty-two, in
square number five; lot number one
hundred and seventy, in square number
seven, fronting fifty feet on main street,
and one hundred feet back; lots number
ninety-three, ninety-four and one humid
red and two. in square number six, upon
one Of which there dwelling house
lots number two hundred and seventeen,
two hundred and eighteen, two hundred
and nineteen. two hundred and twenty,
two hundred and twenty-three, two humid
red and twenty-lour, two hundred and
twenty-five, two hundred and twenty-six,
two hundred and twenty-nine, two humid
red and thirty and two hundred and thir-
ty-onc.
ALSO-The following lot of land
adjoining the town of jacksonville, des-
cribed as follows, viz: Beginning at a
stake in the line dividing sections fifteen
and twenty-five, on the west side Of
Pearl street, thence with said street
north thirty and three fourths, west
twenty-nine poles, four links 10 a stake
thence south eighty-six and one half
west twenty-five poles, fourteen links to
a stake; thence south thirty and three
fourths east, twenty-six poles, twenty
two links TO stake in the aforesaid sec
ton line; thence east with said line,
twentythree poles, fourteen links to the
beginning, containing three acres and
fifty hundredths, more or less.
Levied on as the property Of said de-
fcndant, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shift.
By b. LITTLE, Deputy
June %, $3.50 Pr. fee S421
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NJ. C. CAYCE,

Auction and Commission Merchant,
Canton, Miss ssiPpi,
"ILL receive and sell goods On Com
nssssion, and attend to all busi-
ness in his line
Will also attend TO his official duties
as Magistrate in ali It's branches. He
expects by strict attention 10 business to
receive liberal patronage
He can be found on the south side of
the Public Square, next door to Doctor
+. y. Wards Drug Store.
Nav :. 1889 lift
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iNsoLvENr NOTICE.

RY virtue of an order of the Probate
- Court, made at the May term 839.
the undersigned were appointed Com
missioners, to receive and audit claims
against the estate of Joseph w. Camp.
deceased. reported insolvent Notice is
therefore, hereby given, to allinterested
that we will meet in the town of Can
ton, on the third Saturday in every
month. for six months, commencing on
the third Saturday in June, at the Office
of l.. NJ. Garrett, where all interested
may attend.
THOMAS. ]. CATCHING.
JACOB MITCHELL.
LEWIS NJ GARRETT.
June LIST, 1889. o1-6m
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DIR. JOHN T. FULTON.

HAS removed his office to the Drug
H Store of Mr.. E. d. Ward, where he
may be found throughout the day, and
at his residence during the night, unless
professionally absent. By his time and
attention being exclusively devoted TO
the duties of his profession, he hopes to
receive the confidence and favor of the
public.
April ID. 14-tf
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SlpM[sNIDI - SCiHiHHf2QQ

SPL-sNDI D SCEREE:23
l Prize-The Arcade-286 feet,
) inches, dimes, on Magazine street:
I0l feet, Ii iEch. on Natchez street;
1876 feet, inches, on Grayler street
Rented at about $4,000 per ann.
Valued at e1O0 OOs
Prize-City Hotel-I62 feet on
Common street; I46 feet, inches.
on Camp street.-Rented at $4,000
Valued at 500 On.
Prze-DwelIing House, (adjoin-
ing. the Arcade No. l6, "a feet,
inches front on Natchez street,
Rented al S1200-Valued at oOon
Pnze-Dwelling House (adion-
ing the Arcade,) No. 10, % H. front
on Natchez street-Rented at sl2,-
00-valued at 2O.OOr
IFrize-pw cling House. (adioin-
ing the ATcade,) No. 20. % feet
front on Natchez street.--Rented at
$1,000. Valued at 10000
Prize-Dwelling House-No %.
Northeast corner of Basin and Gus
tom-house street; 10 feet front on
Basin, and 20 feet on Franklin st.
by III feet deep in Custom-house
street.-Rented at Sl5G0-Valned at 2OoOa
Prize--Dwelling House-No "a.
Southwest corner of Basin and
Custom-house street; 81 feet. in
on Basin, 80 feet, 7inches on Frank
lin, i27 feet, l0A inches deep in front
VI Ndstoin-houst stTect-ReufeQ at
81 5o0-Valued at On naa
Prize-DwclIing House No.
339. "a feet, inches on ROYAL 81.
by l27 feet, II inches deep-Rent-
ed at SI000.--Valued at I50n0
l Prize-250 shares Canal Bank
Stock. 500 each. $4,000
Prize-200 Shares Commercial
Bank Stock, 500 each, oo.OOa
Prize-l50 Shares Mechanics. &
Traders Bank Stock. 500 each I5.ooo
Prize--l00 Shares City Bank
Stock, 500 each, 10000
Stock, 500 , each, 10000
Stocks sloo each, 10000
Bank Stock, 500, 5000
Bank Stock, 500 each, soon
Prize-25 Shares Gas Light
Bank, 500 each, $500
Bank. 500 each, $500
Traders Bank, 500 each, 100
| PrIze--l5 Shares Mechanics, &
Traders Bank, $780, each. 900
20 Prizes--eaeh 10 shares of the
1oulsiana State Bank. 500 each,
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-The Soasasal-- vszll 81 aar,ss-l 49, -
Loosa. Ala o. che Ersr 81 aenrs essa-s T--a
number e1A eemaaan saEzE-aamr zsrrm aeea
pe-es- PRINTED on sAa essr zarer ga sas.rt
type Tie geas-al aaes4zsaea 80 49, - -
Nork Ssh - szzllaaF - tAas at f4s NaM M
hnic& ernncAer.
g-y-fae Isr7ss w5l1 81 Fra Es5zzsas : s..s
a-ya1se insazzaely Ia aslssese. asss s.sss s.sss
szsr nazahe = i--assR 'Fss.s s.assaM - q. $780,
knoNn a. cua a. saa -. a-ae.~- - -. .-sss. =.
the tusor.' a1a BE- Aaaes szsa1 AS ass-a.zsss -
De n sufficient xaaraafse fsr $50. 1880. -
TIE worS Tor = sss-e anz ssu~ 49,. -
nlsneeDel- ROBERT A. "a Ezsx
T1sealao=a- Nlv :. Gs1a
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100. 600 TICKETS, FROM No. 1, UPWARDS,
IN SUCCESSION.
EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS

Of The Legislatire Council Of the TsrTitory Of Fa
CHAP. 76I.-No. p. - Whereas, the Court
House of Duval county, Is IN an unfinished
state, and there are vet due and owing upon the
same, monies, which il Is believed Will impose
too burdensome tax upon the people OF Duval
and whereas, it is desirable to paw those said
sums and complete said building; as well for
the greater convenience of the administration
of justice, as for the double purpose of an a ca
DENY, for which purpose IN part, the said build
ing, when completed, IS designed; Therefore,
SEC. l. Be it enacted by the Governor and
Legislative Council of the Territory Florida.
That ii shall and may be lawfu for Joseph 3.
Lancaster, Isaiah ID. Hart and WillamJ Mills.
or any two of them under the direction Of the
county court of Duval county, to raise such
sum or sums of money By Lottery, in such
Scheme or Schemes a. they may deem appro-
pirate and advisable: Provided. that the said
persons shall bind themselves IN such manner
as the said court shall direct, well and truly TO
conduct said Lottery in good faith, and to ap-
propriate the proceeds to the object above stat
ed.-Passed, Feb. 9TH I834.-A ppTOved Feb.
Ilth 1884.
BY agreement, bearing date the 18th of Feb.
1889, the above named Joseph B. Lancaster,
Isaiah ID. Hart and William J. Mills did, for
certain considerations, in conformity to the
said Legislative Act, duly assign unto Messrs.
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, ali their Right and
Interest, and the Powers vested in them BY the
above recited Act Of the Legislature OF
Florida.
Extract. from the valuation of George Phillip
ManobvrIer and Jacob De Cordova, both OF
the City of New Orleans, made and sworn
to on the 18th day of April, 1880
s.Ihat the said George Phillip Manouvrier
and Jacob c. Cordova, appraise and conscieu-
tiously and honestly value the property known
under the name and appeIation of ..Banks-
Arcade" in the City of New Orleans, at SIX
Hundred Thousand, Dollars, and
''The property known under the appelation
of s.City Hotels or ''Bishop's Hotel.'' in the
said City of New Orleans, at Four Hundred and
Twenty Thousand I'olars.''
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Orders for the above Lottery vrill be received
al the OFFICE undcr the NEkASHAM h1-
TEL. corner ST Charles and Common Streets
and al No. lO4. Chartres street, Nesr 0r.eaas-
and promptly forwarded Orders treu tAe
country. postpaid. containing reullEfaEeE- tQr
the number of Tickets required. addressed -
SCHMIDT s ia MILTON.
Sev Orleans
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
G. GOD S.
C.gSH. COY. s. Go.

C.5SH, COZ, - 20.
R ESPECTFULLY inform the citi-
NE zens of Canton and Madison Coun-
ty, that they have opened new and
splendid assortment of Spring and Sum-
Iner Goods, in the house formerly oc-
cupied by Nm B. Martin and Co.
Where they solicit share of the pat
ronage of this community. Their stock
consists in part of the following arti-
cTes, viz:
Painted Muslins assorted,
Prints, do.
Ladies and Gentemen's Gloves, ass'd
Fine Chally's, Silks and Satens, new
est stlye,
Printed Lawns,
Book and Swiss Muslins,
Bobbinctt, Laces, Edgings and In
serting,
Bonnetts Of latest style,
Fancy Handkerchlefs assorted,
Plaid and Striped Jackonetts, ass'd
Table and Towel Diapers,
Bennett Ribbons assorted,
Scarffs and Embroided Nantes,
Cloths, Casimeres, Cassinetts, &c.
Linseys, Lowells and Osnaburg,
Shoes, Boots and Hats,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Queens and Glass Ware, assorted,
with good lot Of Saddlery,
Ready made Clothing and Jewelry
Cogniac Brandy,
Champaign, do.
Madeira Wine,
Brown Shearry, do.
Holland CHM,
Champaign Cider,
Cordials assorted,
Claret Wine,
Spirits Turpentine,
Caster Oil,
Vafnish assorted,
Soaps, do.
Chocolate and Tea,
Powder and Shot,
Cross Cut and Mill Saws,
Hand and Tenant, do.
Spades and Shovels,
Axes,
Paper, Spice and Ginger,
Suiphor, Alum and Coperas,
Glue and Flax Seed,
Coopers Ware.
Together with every variety Of ar
ticles usually kept in retail establish
mcnt; all of which they will sell low
for Cash, or TO punciual dealers on the
usual credit They invite their friends
TO call and examine for themselves.
They have, ALSO made arrangements
at the east, by which they will be en-
abled TO receive from time to time, all
the latest fashions Of Fancy Goods, &c.
May II, 1889. I8-tf
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VIII be promptly executed

4 Steam Boat VIII BE- provided % tase e
Florida such Passengers. a. mas be deslrous 60
witness the Drawing.
Jacksonville, Fa- APEll. lG3a--Juze l5-S3
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TO BE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE. Fa.
DECEMBER Ist 1889.
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LAW NOTICE.

j. w. WHY * WIN. Y. GILLESPIE,
HHAVING associated themselves in the
IN practice Of the Law, will attend
the several Circuit Courts holden in the
counties of Alfalfa, Leake. Rankin, Madi-
son and Hines, and also the several Su-
perior Courts holden at Jackson.
Canton, Jan 10. Jan 26-3-1y
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Goo 70 SAMl1N9
STILL carries on the CHOfMet
= business IN all its various
branches, one door North OF Moiz and
Hcnderson's Store, where ne VIII De
glad to accommodate all who may favor
him with a call.
Canton, May II 1882 io-om
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The Deeds Of the Property and the Stock trans
ferred trust 10 tie a6ore named Commissioner
for the security Of tie pTize-holders
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Tickets ORiy = 30.

authorized BIZ an Act Of the LsgtstatIre Is
GENTLY Of Florida, and under the directions Of the
Commissioners. acting under The same.
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LAW NOTICE.

-Aw NOTICE.
.. T. DEARI.G s. o. II. SINGLETON,
HAVING associated themselves in the
- q practice of the Law, will attend
the several Circuit Courts of Madison,
Attala, Leake, Rankin and Kinds coun-
tics, and also the several Superior Courts
holden at Jackson.
Canton, April 27, 1889. 16-tf
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SCHMIDT & HAMILTON. Managers.
NO COMBLNATTON NUNBERSli!

SYLVESTER & Co, I56, Broadseay, .Ne'o York
Sole .4gents
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eOPnzes.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-02

THE KISS.

Oh no-oh no-for shame! pray not so fast
Why you begin, see, to grow unruly;
What tho suffer'd you my hand to clasp
I did not give you leave TO kiss me, surely;
Why sir, really am quite SHOCKED vow,
To see of late, how very rude you grow.
What would my mother say!-I dread to think!
Oh dear, If she had caught us!--how tremble.
Pm afraid, to night, shall not sleep wink
All think how you'll oblige me to dissemble!
How shall blush, if but meet your eyel--
Indeed, twas very wrong, you can't deny.
Pray, pray remove your hand from round my
waist,
must not suffer you TO sit so near me,
I'm 'fraid It's wrong to be so close embraced,
You mean no good by doing so, fear me.
My mother warn'd me of you to take heed,
| didnct think you'd be so bold, indeed.
Pray don't approach your lips so close to mine,
As YOU do now-you know theresa no one
listening.
Why should you whisper them can't divine,
And see, your eyes are now with mischief
glistening.
Oh, il you dare AGAIN attempt another
Why really, sir, I shall inform my mother.
But if you must do such naughty thing,
And what so oft you've said is trse-you
love me,
Perhaps, dear youth, simple golden ring,
To grant such favors, might have power to
move me
Were your wife, of course, 'twou!d not be
wrong,
Andthen you'd, if you pleas'd, kiss all dag long.
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election has frequently been made the sub,
iect of remark BY our Eastern cotempora-
ries since the fact was first noticed. Like
the Richmond Wing, We attach but little
Importance TO this incident. We do not
regard it with half the suspicion that we
do several other acts Of Mr.. Riyes' life
since he split with the administration on
the sub-treasury. The wings hive no
thing to apprehend on this score # Mr..
Riyes will adefne his position" in regard
to the reelection of Mr.. Van Buren, but
they may well "insist that Mr.. Rises and
every honest man, thinking as he thinks of
the measures of the Administration, ought
TO stand forth" in incorporating opposi-
ton to the party in power. This is the
only sine qua non, until the wing party Of
the union determines upon whom they
viii concentrate for the Presidency.
TNdshrille Banner.
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VOLUME NUMBER AZ.

her husband, who, she was told, was doing
well, in a house alta short distance. but
whence il would be dangerous to remove
him she then intreated to be taken TO him
making light other own wound, which was
so soon TO consign herto the grave. She
appeared TO have no sense Of her own dan.
ger, & preserved degree of cheerfulness
to the last, reverting 10 her distant home,
and those dear relatives she was never more
to behold who would, as she asserted, be
SO grateful 10 her young connfrymen, who
nursed her as though she were their sister.
The Wound produced fever and dclirium,
during the paroxysm of which she raycd Of
her husband congratulated herself on hay.
ing saved him at the expense of her own
danger, and pressed the most affectionaie
expression TO the far distant relatives,
whom she believed to be close to her bed:
she sang snatches of songs in voice 50
harmonious. that those who heard it could
hardly bring themselves to think that il
would soon be hushed forever. She died
the evening of the next day UNCONSCIOUS oil
all that had oeeurred.-Corsaar.
BONNET OF A NEW MATFRlAL.-A Miss
Bishop, in Westbrook, Maine, cut up an
old bed tick that had been ia wear ever
since the flood, as for any thing we know
TO the contrary, and finding thai the down
of the feathers had become matted on the
inner surface, she made a cape and bonnet
of it, and their beautiful appearance were
much admired. As nothing but the
smooth furry surface was visible, no one
was enabled to tell of wha. it was made.
The bonnet was sent to Bangor, and pug.
zled the curious people, until one of The
number cut hole through the inside of the
crown, when the mystery was unrayelled.
Did any animal wear skin capable ofbe.
ing wrought into capes with the same ap.
pearance and durability of this old bed tick.
a ready market would be found for them,
but for lady to wear an old bed tick,
however beautiful, why of course that is
not just the thing Waldo Gazette.
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SHOCKING MURDER OF Mr.. AND Mrs.
HUNT, BY ITALIAN BRIGANDS.-The in
habitants of Naples are in state Of excite
ment, caused by the murder of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunt, which shocking event occur
ed close TO Postum, on their return from
that place. They were both in the bloom
Of youth, newly married, and had set out
for Italy Immediately after their nuptials
little anticipating that in the beautiful
land which they eagerly journeyed to see,
they should soon encounter premature
and violent death. | met them at Naples
but three days previously TO the fatal event,
and was SO struck with the beauty of the
Inflated young woman that inquired her
name now that | hear it coupled with a
horrible death, can hardly bring myself
TO think that one lately saw so full of life
and health, is indeed Ter who is the topic
of every one | meet. The youth, personal
attraction and attachment of this youthful
couple. have awakened lively interest and
regret in the minds ofall who are acquaint.
ed with the sad tale of their death. They
were on their return from Postum, attend.
cd only by aman servant, who was on the
box of their caleche, when three or four
armed brigands stopped the carriage, and
uenaced them with death unless they i'm
mediately delivered their money and bag.
gage. Mr.. Hunt, fine spirited young
man, was more disposed to offer resistance
than to comply with this demand !; but
Mrs. Hunt, greatly alarmed, enireated him
to give them the bag of dollars which was
IN the carriage beneath their feet. His
servant demonstrated with the brigands,
who, incenscd at his interference, violently
struck him. Mr.. Hunt stopped down
whether to seize the bag of dollars, or fire
arms, is not known the brigands though
the latter was his intention, and they in.
stantIy fired at him.-Mrs. Hunt seeing .
| robber take aim at her husband, threw her.
self between them, clasping him in bel
arms, and received two balls, which passed
from her person to his, MORALLY wounding
both.
The brigands fed with the booty ant
some peasants hearing the shot came to ths
spot, and found the couple nearly iusen
sible and weltering ii their blood. Thes
removed the husband into the next hut OF
THE road, where he soon expired. and tool
Mrs. Hunt back to Postum. which she hae
so lately Quilted in the enjoyment Of a
much happiness as falls to the lct ofmor
falls. Two voting officers Of the Revenge
who had gone to sec Postum, arrived there
4
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1TAvE Just received from DIR. Bridges,
N Zone ofthe Vaccine Physicians Of Phil
,snbS) Crust Of Matter, the 18th trans
a,,Sop from the Cow, and are prepared to
y,ccnate all applicants at their Office on Mar
Ls.street
Columbus, April 3, 1889. 30tf
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JLIlUMPHIsIES, Gate OF Alaba-
ma, having formed partnership, in the prac-
tcedlag, will, for the future, practice in con-
junction IN the Circuit and inferior Courts of
III judicial District, and in the Superior Courts
at hcs.on Mississippi.
They hope, by prompt and faithful atten-
tun b The duties OF their profession, to merit
mdpcciye a liberal share of public patronage.
Their office is in Columbus, Mi. (being the
one 6merly occupied by S. f. Nash,) where
one or both ofthem can generally be found.
February l, 1899. 2ltf
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mn y. Z. SHADE,

80 ,ssumed the practice of his profess
I ~ 3.,n and will punctually attend to all
> ' SC'1 moi professionally engaged. His
gS WY" ,b =, rear ofthe building formerly &C.
. ,1s Nv SIade s. Baker, IN Market-street'
GPa :L !! 10 will be found at his residence.
" CoIrnlns, Aprils lS30. SOi
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nn MrILS A. THOMPSON.

T.S resumed the practice of Medicine IN
II Columbus. Ills Office is on Main-st.
-. he NAV be found during the day, ex-
WIN W., rbon absent on professional business
S Sl,,oos wishing his services at night, will find
MN At Bel & Corners Tavern.
C,JgnJ,s jan. %, 1899. 2Otf
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DEN TOOMER has permanently esta-
ID blishcd himself in the city of Mobile
Ma hr the purpose Of transactinga general
COMMISSION business, and respectfully tenders
h'evces to his friends and the pablo gene
rally llemay be found at his Office By the LIST
tlydNovembcr.
Sept 18th 1893, 3tf
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LII. NOTICE.

TSEIAM Il. KELLY, having permanently
! located at Carrollon, Dickens G. H. Ala.
vii attend the Courts of the Counties OF
tuscaloosa, Greene, Sumpter, and Pickens.
nov. ~, 1898
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300 GALLONS LINSEED OIL,
Il ~, iOrsale by the barrel or less quanti-
%''the Drug Store Of
G. HILL.
'anuary22 10
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4 ~ ION YARN, Of excellent thread, for
January y w. . I NV 2 10
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isLE POWDER, of very superior
~ quality, for sale by
j. NJ SYMONS.
april 30 SO
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THE HUGUENOT-A new work by
L James, author Of RichcIieu," "The
GreS' 4rhe Robber," &c. just published,
and Gr sale BY
PFISTER d GOODWIN.
March }, 1899. %