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EXTRACT of Liter tiOm the IsHey, June 5M.
eve have achieved another and decisive victory.
think when you 10 shock up iu!ly, we shall
have moufy en- ninl vote. II net, one thing IS Ger.
,ain the STATE will go for the present Administration IN
1910 You may cuant on the 10Th Legion balancing
HE State. We crly make VOTES count once in
tour years. We sound at The OF the Srate.
L""k Shanks Peyton of r Barton, SherTnrd, O'Fer
rail- &c. Victory nil around Us. And even old Augusta
sends Peyton TO The Senate, who Is more than hall
" blr .
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NJ More UarnngS in next. IF The Conservatives
will not bear u.s. we will speak 10 the People.

Great Crop The o. Bulletin states, that on the
oath ult there landed from steamboat from the
Red River, crop Of 75 bales of cotton, raised
the pla nta,ion OF Judge WIN Smith Of HuntsvllIe-he
lsrgss, crop shipped by boat that The
Huntsville Democrat adds ,hat the whole crop OF Judge
Smith, including the produce Of his plantation on The
Alabama River, will reach | 700 bales which, at
the present price Of cation, may be valued al 600
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JOHN b. R0YhLL,
Ha:ax, June li,h, Is2? Il0-lU,

SEEsss REWtRDSrsy.d stolen froG my plantation,
mics from tfts place. the I'd Instant bny
and Sud colt Tie pretty
old 3iGchos hich oftr-i
has tale about hind foot aud IhRps
foot and has rather high hip
cT his ty the batter collar has ugly
rubbed with the senr
old, e handled.
give inform that ali enable get
dollars IL they he delivered this place;
soirn (which stronsI, viii give
hundred Go!ars tho detection conviction Of ih thief
WM. {. ADAMS.
srottsviiIn. June li:h. 1879, ia,
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AcVpy-I.S:e, JOHN HUNTER. c c.
tr,nt

RChDIA FOR SALE 1t the furpo-es
- that ts Land which
Iyine siies Terrible Gcck Halifax county adjoining
the llns Petty, Dr. ScwbilI and
hundred md this about loo Of which
grounds the best quality and NIL good
40 well GLOVER, white
M al ,rc oom lands when neg and na.
,utal growth; comfortable dwelling of five houses
barns md hxurr Of cooi style the orchard us
'acy; and we have the house springs
Virginia
AL,o unnhrr Of Land situated il the ncchloood.
almost contiguous the former $50 Ti hnd /, rrn-
ripay wo0ds and excellent tobacco lund1hs
buildings except tobacco harms. We
permanently Virginia
for early application
scsi5cr, living upon the premises.
JOHN b. R0YhLL
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TO THE EDfTUR
NORTHERS NECK DISTRICT.

nation of our Administration friends troug hout this
Congressional District is derived entirely from official
returns. A comparative view between the coils oil
1857 and 1880 will define present position and in
dictate what may be in future. Sliertfs returns for
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IN CHANCERY-VIRoISiA.-At Rules held in the Clerks or
co oil The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chaucey for
Louisa couny the Count House. the fourth day June,
1852
John " Gunler, Plaintiff.
against
El"n L. Smith, Nathan W. Smith, Jane, D. Smith, James
Hutch, and Jnquclnc d. Gam aud Archibald Arnrt
cuorS OF Nathan Smith, dec, Drfyndanis
The defendant, Edwin l.. Smith, having his appear
und security according law, and the rules this
CT nrd appearing evidence, Tint he
nhabnn oil this STATE the plaintiff his
ss " r ordered, thr the sud Edwin smih
the Judge Of said Court III the Cont House.
The of said Court und bill OF plaintiff
and that this order be forthwith
published 10 the City Of Richmond for
svely, posted the front door OF the Count hsp,s this
county some Court day.
ACopy-T.se, John HUNTER. c c.
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/. To the Editors of The Richmond Hhig.


"The friends Of harmony and good government aver
srduous and animated struggle Tor three Gays, o
The rights Of the people and for liberty, have perched
Them upon The banner of the Constitution. And when
YOU learn the odds we had contend against. that mere
IN The pure soil OF ncorrnpible Vuginin Abolition, IN
it's mos. grizzly FORM stalks the land that We have ao
to contend against it practcaHy-lhe votes mean, OF
free negroes and muatlues of whom, alter resist
ance days the part OF The Opposition was per
nted (upon The affidavit of one of the party that ne nan
oaiy one sri.ea OF negro bloody to record his voe o'
the Administration When you learn ths as well as the
efforts made 10 drag young men, and those bending oe
meath the weight OF years 10 the pois to swear 10 ha'
of which they can know nothing, you will say 'ha' we
have achieved glorious triumph
"Jhe vote stands for 1nyloe l13; Hone 10y! % poPs
more than has been poed in this county ana u lhe
polls were purged verify believe that ay Toe is e'ee'eo
by least ~ votes c,
Nov if there were evidence 10 rebuff the TACT ahu
the inference of this writer 1t would be eroulh t"a'
The public have been informed through MIR. v Buren,
inaugural Address 10 the people of the T. mat any
o,smti 10 abosh sarcrv IN tie District Of Co'nmG' Z"
interfere ,,uh in the STATES ,chere eristed roud re-
care Lc Erecutre rsio with this positive declaration
on The pau of Mr. Van Buren,, ask, how can any man
entertaining abolition principles support his 'adth,"s
,ra,ions Such man must either be knave or 'oo''
The Wings believe in The necessity OF Naii"na Dam
a Tariff internal improvements, and Gag Law"
carry their measures out, they support Henry Ciay
they were 10 support Mr. Van Buren, with his Tecotoro
onniops AGAINST thea would they not be either knaVes
or rols-Ihe first many Of them certainly ore ana me
fast not lew, when they charge MIR Van buren, anu
his friends with Abolition. Prentice, The
Mr. Cav. speaks of him as SHE young Champion q ne
ORC smoncira,ion TO Mr., Weems member Of Soh'
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TRUTH.
yo TIE EDITOR OF TIE Enquirer

TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE F.NyUIHI.H'
observe in the Alexandra Gazette leltrr copied
from the Richmond Wing, the organ OF Northern
Abolition and Southern Federal Whggery charging
sAbuilion on The friends Of The Administration IN this
county Having determined ourselves we had hoped
that the events Of the election would have been per-
n,eG 10 pass by without any comment, especially by
those who ha We made profit out of Them in violation OF
the principles of justice, ialr-dealng and Republican
equality. That you and The public may sec IN what
this charge Of Abolition consists, The whole article IS
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

C"rros-l4 IN Is Cts
Consist TO 81 | 9 cts.
OaTs-45 TO so cts.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER IL CO
% Mr. William Farley, of Madison, sold his crop of
Tobacco, hids few days since, n this city, at SIS
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And sickens even il n friend prevail
and that ms tttng has driven Mr. E!let from the work
which lie las constructed, OF The when he
about reap The reward of four years of labor AND
knowledgrd devotion IN The interests Of the company
M stakeholder explain this singular act-for the
with the President The explanations, 10 be
true, command confidence, must come from the Pre-.
side mt.
The writer of this article will make good his asser.
lions, whenever hlr Cabell uses the power which he
open INVESTIGATION
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70 pet"l either The stockholders The pubic to eose
at The root Of this matter
IN short, the Directory Of the lanes River and Ka
St,.Pany have lust character ~ this affair The
Transaction nerds explanation Sospican rests on the
ireIioehl o me Company The author OF deed which
"wrIi not brook the hight" and The hoard am.na hon
drr believed 10 be gentlemen of honor suffer lem The
mysterious manner IN which he has induced thet 10
permit the transaction 10 be conducted
The hope may possibly be, thG the discarded officer
Standing alone and without Influence will ba ;,c,,,ll.
OF hing his grievances know and pnasc -ses no ow-r
la be IL bul he lss been driven from generous
cnrnupiy. which is easily disgustee by ON &C, of
INJUSTICE perppraled IN secrecy than BY the sup.
po>-d power oi board which only l're by its Fat.
The opinion is abroad that here were homes, Tpa.
or this act, for the cccy with which it
accompshed and that Jealous officer has sunk under
The deep designing influence of one who
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u We understand that the President proposes To
leave Washington on the 2Olh nst in order spend the
summer in his nitive State.
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O. We have commenced M our FRS, Page some very
interesting Documents the Maine Question. They
published among The Parliamentary papers in Lon.
don; but never have been published in the u S-The
letters Of Mr.. Stevenson, which 10 follow sill
more interesting. They will show at least how betal
the Wings in attacking Mr.. Stevenson, and deny
ing that he had done any thing on The subject.
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Tafiaferro, (W) G!ayson
Taliaferro $ majority
SIG Entire vote Of 1880.
2.U42 Do. do. 1881.

554 Excess Of 1880 over 1887.
Total Administration vote 1889, l2G2
Do do do. 1897, $40
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a. When some higher authority than the Abingdon
Statesman shall tell US, that Smith of Russell has pedg
ed himself lin the most unqualified terns) 10 vote Tor
Mr. Rives, We may believe it, But the Statesman is
rash and bigord IN the hg cause for us 10 say
said 10 the Italian Poet AS for you, Pc
trarch. your word is sufficient If Mr.. S has beaten
Mr. Cowan this Spring. upon Tint ground, Mr. Cowan
will be very apt 10 The tables upon him Spring
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The reported Duel between Messrs J. Shockoe Jones
Of G., and Wright Wilson of n. Y, turns oul 10 be
a HOQ3,
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The Wing presses are al last compelled 10 give up
Mr. Lockridge Of Bath, aud to class him, according
his own letter "to gentleman Of this City," among
The Conservatives. As We published in The words uf
our Correspondent some ten ago ga Int of ConS.rra
tire" We have placed him among The three doubtfuIs
and mark we will not give up our lien on MIR. Lock
ridge vet
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-07

6OOPrizes!
TICKETS S2O-NO SHARES.

The whole Of the Tickets. with their Num-
bers. as a so those containing the Prizes. viii
be examined and sealed by the Commissioners
appointed under the Act, previously 10 their
icing put into the wheels. One wheel VIII
contain the whole of the Numbers. the other
will contain the Six Hundred Prizes. and The
first 900 umbers that shall be drawn out, VIII
be entitled to such Prizes may be drawn 70
its number, and the fortunate holders OF such
properly transferred to them Immediately alter
the drawing, uyis.etastered, and seifhosf any de-
duetioa.
The Receipts of the Sale of the Tickets
will be deposited in the Canal, Union. Carroll
ton, Citizens, and Consolidated Banks. IN the
name of Louis Schmidt, jointly with ]. B. Per-
rauIt. ESQ, actually Cashier of the Citizens
Bank, and A. Baudouin. Esq. actually Cashier
of the Consolidated Bank, as Trustees. as per
act passed before A. Mazureau. Esq, Notary
Public, on the I'd May. 1889, and the properties
will be transferred, unincumbeTed. TO the Just
named gentlemen as Trustees. for the Security
of the fortunate Prize-holders.
In New York the monies viii be deposited IN
the Phgnix Bank, to the credit of the above
mentioned FIVE City Banks of New Orleans
The public is referred 10 the acts before \.
Mazureau, Esq, Notary Public, IN relation to
the properties which embrace the respective
prices IN this Lottery.
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HNHESE Pills have lonr b~-r kno-n- -
Il appreciated for theEr @xsraarsas rssrv -
immediate powers Of resxerlaz S@rfeet k~aEsh.
70 persons suffering under nearly sse~r ksa.f -
disease ID which the huuasa fr1m~ - i1sbe~
In MANY hundred Of e-rxlkrar~as frsr~az-.rs
they have even rescued sufferers f-uvs -, -
verge OF an untlEsely grave, af<er ~ sAe xs-sg-
tive nosfFnEns OF the Cav h.1 nss~-f~ F.sls.sI !.
and 10 many thousands rhew hnx~ eer-na-~-sf,
secured that Uniform ea5ovnseae 81 hea1r-.
without which iife lsself > bzE aaxszal hl=~-
sing 80 great. indeed has their sfs<1<v snxn
rtahIv and lnfallfbly proved tAsr i N. &C.,
ed scarcelv less than miraeuloa- 81 sA.s-ss :. !.
were nnaequainted wirh the h~anrsfas nhs1n-.s
phical principles On which shez are eausna.zss
&c. and On watch rhex coa<eal-zts~ a-s
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re r~u~-<nsusz -~-cn-=s n 80 r-snurr-rzrr a.
ssrss1 - ree zale1rzz- .-az44a IS 80
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E.alHaA z4m e@w mmaaaH. AaAe a4H4 44na
pernaes - 4aaexHzAaa~ 4-aat saaAas
hz4 "a eziazrz~ $3.50 go 49, rzsre sza4
rex9srA 7. Az& gazasafn nst~nx %4s<a~- 49,
nscng- Ar~@mar aor hav @aAwF manaHn4- s t
tarm nas@s@z Ia~s xra aaa @#
= sx1 81 1r4sa -Az4 49, a.aa.4r 81 aaess
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rsna1slF. 414 4ra Ez1n.4 aaE a.z41 4sa4 AAass
~aieA sazzeas2z sEsss 81 sa-r Fe@ -
saes~
ft@a maaaa. ,snc rlaaase Hwur~ ammam @@
has eve n=ea1 Resa~f NaxsnAa# -
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~src.ssrzs aren zf..zss- .raz -.1ss a-r- sa-1sH
an aBiva asa8 re9srs4sansa-
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eana2aa - z1nsz. saar an 4a~z4g s.@eeea-
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anS ~ = 1v=cap-a1. Hver 0aaasHets- ss9
hea1 - = saaa.saea. asaaraa. AzaasH. 1aasr
1azn- - azseasanE "a aae = ena- Man. ~
aza 80 - 1aal.e. s-znaAs as-s-s --
oarz- as zrrss. tarr~4 us2zas- -=
tan .r.ss sra And nsnsrizA shFaaaeas
aaz1anr AahlElaai eaasaasaaaa. .ena af
ass "a. hrz - ssallsa esaaFsslsa- ass
easss e aargss 81 So $685. @.ea s-az-
nc er aH sHeueas = aeessseA er
.s-ssas,a sf lae saDas saassea efaas~~ss
shSlF t1s = wail= nae a sa-e ts=e VI
sss4eusr 81 aEe..lz1sa-es- s1ss -.
rhsm-
Psepar 4 b. Is- Prse.slr E-se->. M- 1s.- 81
AS fnssa arlum. sex sna ssa-e I'd $780, ~
saza-. s. a4aaas af Na~saa.ss er@es&ast te
-. ~ - sr-e.s. - 49, E So
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-07


By the Probate Court of said Comfy
TWO all persons interested in the lands,
- tenements and hereditaments of
Thos. J. Robinson, deceased-Greeting !:
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 September 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
hereditamenfs of said deceased to be
sold, to wit:--an individual one third
part of Lot in the town of Warsaw or
Moor's Bluff, being part Of Lot number
one, section twentx-one, township ten,
range two, east; described as follows: -
Beginning at the northwest corner of a
certain store-hou6e, built by Booth aud
Wilson; thence east seyentyfve feet,
thence south one hundred and forty five
feet, thence west seventy-fiye feet,
thence othe beginning
Witness the honorable THOMAS SHACK
ELFoRD, Judge Of Probate of said county
the fourth Monday CT July, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty nine, and seal of said court.
Issued the 26th day Of July, 1899.
JOHN t. CAMERON, Crk.
July 81, 1884 Pr. fee S14l
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UNEXAMPLED
.N.2.M.UOTH SCHE.WE.y

HyHE following detail of a SCHEME OF 4
LOTTERY, 10 be drawn in December next,
warrants us in declaring II TO be unparalleled in
the history of Lotteries Prizes TO the amount
have never before been offered 10 the public
Ii is true, there are many blanks, but on the
other hand, the extremely low charge of $50
per TIcket-the value and number of the Capt.
tails, and the good old custom of iOnrraating
that erery Prize shall be drarn and sold, will. we
are sure, give universal satisfaction, and espe-
callv TO the Six Hundred Prize Holders.
To those disposed 10 adventure, we recon-
mend early application being made TO us for
tickets-when the Prizes all sold. blanks
only remain--the first buyers have the best
chance. We, therefore, emphatically say -
delGy mott but at once remit and transmit TO US
your orders, which shall always receive our
immediate attention. Letters 10 be addressed,
and application made TO
SYLVESTER & CO,
I56. Broadway, New York.
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Of tie Legislature Council Of the Territory Of Pa.
CHAP 76l.-No. %, - Whereas, the Court
House of Duval county, is in an unfinished
state, and there are yet 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 pay 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 ca
deny, for which purpose in part, the said build
ing, when completed, IS designed; Therefore.
SEC. ]. Be 1t enacted by the Governor and
Legislative Council of the Territory o Florida,
That il shall and may be lawful for Joseph b.
Lancaster, Isaiah ID. Hart and William J. Mills.
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 as they may deem appro-
pirate and advisable: Provided. that the said
persons shall bind themselves in such manner
the said court shall direct. well and truly to
conduct said Lottery in good faith, and to APP
propriate the proceeds to the object above stat
ed-Passed, Feb. 9TH l834-Approved Feb
llth 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 A CT, duly assign unto Messrs
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, all their Right and
Interest, and the Powers vested in them bv the
above recited Act of the Legislature of
Florida.
Extract from the valuation of George Phillip
Manouvrier and Jacob De Cordova, both of
the City of New Orleans, made and sworn
TO on the 10Th day of April, 1885,
THAT the said George Phillip Manouvrier
and Jacob G. Cordova, appraise and conscien-
tionsly and honestly value the property known
under the name and appelation of Blanks
Arcade,'' in the City of New Orleans. at Six
Hundred Thousand, Dollars, and
The property known under the appelation
of .'City HoteI'' Bishops Hotel, in the
said City of New Orleans, at Four Hundred and
Twenty Thousand nolIars.''
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sPnLENDII d soIEIsnfggg

SlPLklANDID SOIzflsLr399
Prize-The Arcade-286 feet.
! 5 inches, lines, on Magazine street;
! l0i feet, III inch. on Natchez street:
| l26 feet, D inches, on GravIer street.
Rented at about $4,000 per ann.
Valued 500 900
i Prize-City Hotel-I62 feet on OO'O''
Common street; l46 feet, 8 inches,
on Camp street.-Rented at S25, 900
Valued at 100000
Prize-Dwelling House, (adioin-
ing the Arcade No. l6, "a feet,
inches front Natchez street.
Rented at 81 200-VaIued at 10000
Prize-Dw cling House (adIoin-
ing the Arcade,) No. Is, % #. front
on Natchez street-Renied at SI2,-
00-Valued at 10000
frize-Dw cling House. (adjoin- 'OOO
ing the Arcade,) No. 20, % feet
front on Natchez street.-Rented at
$500. Valued at 10000
Prize-Dwelling House-No %,
Northeast corner of Basin and Gus
tom-honse street; DO feet front on
Basin, and 90 feet on Franklin ST.
by l21 feet deep in Custom-house
street-Rented at 81 500-Valued at 10000
PrIze--Dwelling House-No "a,
Southwest corner of Basin and
Custom-house street; 30 feet, in
OH Basin, 81 feet, 7inches on Frank
lin. 1T feet, l0A inches deep in front
OF Custom-house street-Rented at
sl5oo.-Ealaed a, 10000
| Prize-Dwciiing House NO.
339, "a feet, inches on ROYAL ST.
by i27 feet, | inches deep..Rent-
ed at Sl0O0.-VaIued at I5.DOOI
| Prize--250 shares Canal Bank
Stock, 500 each, 25.OOOl
l Prze-200 Shares Commercial
Bank Stock, 500 each, 2OoOOI
| Prize-150 Shares Mechanics
Traders Bank Stock, 500 each, I5oO0i
l Prize--l00 Shares City Bank
Stock, 500 each. 10000
Prize--I00 Shares City Bank
Stock, SEQ each, Io,oooI
/ Prize-I00 Shares City Bank
stock, 500 each, 10000
l Prize so Shares Exchange
Bank Stock, 500, 5000
Pnze-50 Shares Exchange
Bank Stock, 500 each, 5000
l Prize-25 Shares Gas Light
Bank, 500 each, $500
Prize-25 Shares Gas Light
Bank, 500 each, $500
Traders Bank, 500 each, I.5cOl
l Prze--l5 Shares Mechanics, s.
Traders Bank, 800 each, I.5O0l
20 Prizes-each 10 shares of the
Louisiana State Bank, 500 each,
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

r will expose to sale TO the highest bid
IL der, for cash, before the Court House
door, ia the town Of Canton Madison
County,
Ontte Second Monday in September 1889,
The following property to-wit: West
half, north east quarter, and north west
quarter Of section one; and north east
quarter of section two; township seven,
range two east. Sold 10 pay the Taxes
of Montgomery C. Robinson.
]. II. VANNOY, Assessor.
and rolIector for Madison County.
July 26, 1899. 1884 Pr. fee So
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NOTICE.

a LII persons are cautioned from ira
"a ding for note given TO isaac Pm
nington, given some time IN February or
March, 1889, for the sum of one hundred
dollars. falling due the first day of Janu-
airy 1640.- The consideration for which
said note was given, having entirely
failed, am determined not TO pay unless
compelled by law.
STEPHEN HERRlN.
August 8, 1889. 3O-32
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CANTON, June 10, 1889.
A L meeting of the Board held this
IA day, it was
Resolred, That delinquent share hol-
ders of Stock in this Bank are hereby
notified, and earnestly requested to come
forward and settle for their lnstalments
in arrear on or before the lst day of
October ensuing.
Res0lred, That after the 1st day of
October next, this Bank will proceed
with every delinquent Stakeholder as
provided by the 9th Section Of its char
ter. as follows:
'sAnd be it further enacted that delin-
quent Stock may be sold by giving sixty
days notice thereof, and the amount al
ready paid in shall be forfeited to the
Company, if arrearages be not paid up,
on or before the day Of sale.
Extract from the Minutes.
r. A. TEBAULT, Chashier.
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j. ". NYLY & WIN. E. GILLESPIE,
HUAVING associated themselves in the
u IL 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.
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- two months ago, young Pointer
slut entirely white except the ears, which
are liver coIored, $40 reward will be
given for her if delivered at this Office
within the next two weeks.
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