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ray, cart and wagon w
Saddle bags, double ands gle; valices; me deal
nadlo bags, Brussels carpet bags; best iron frame
Gather folio ,runks, brass nailed; leather boot top
do, assorted sizes and various styles; holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, sulkey, twig and planters
crop whips: wool, worsted, cotto" and leather
girhs and sursnges; s'lrrup feathers; tt""k
s,r,ns and wors,ed rein web; chain and no"k
names: blind brides and lines; 5 o'ch co'la's,
and horse and mule collars, .oi all qnal'slcs; mo.
rocco buck bear. sheep and buffalo skins; plated
btass and steel Bride bits of ev ry description +,
plated, brass and stee spurs OF every description
plated, brass aud steel st'rrups OF every oescr'PS
ti0n
Together with o complete assortment ct every
article in their line Of bus,ness-all ot which they
offer for sale On accommodating terms.
They will also continue TO receive through the
wear, BY packets from Now York, fresh supplies Ia
keep their stock ample and complete.
KOUES. DAVIDSON & CO,
m Is Canal st,
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faro through mo-. ST..
'!%.g uDu cAlsu Is '.. D.-.p q go e..
To-, C..InAuorHo, line annnv,l VIA ,or
st'.,ol i c1rWng The nam '' ''.-"-" OH B., "
81. joslgh.
Vt6,c at .Ha NTa-son 'ioupc NJ, TO-
NIL q COS rWiN Il, h2out, v ,Gl'
MY Sl'L..F''lp lHAN hRDG PAKt,,
TUST reeu,,I :r bar4ue SALEM, una N4src. and
- for sale by the subscrIbeis--
, Maguiicen, Grand Planes, tOsew" r,"saUrig IN
laid with brass 81 octaves.
. Magnificent Semi Upright Pianos, Caracas wotd
beautifully ornanentd, 81 uctaves.
Square Forte Pianos, rosewood, very ornamental
65 oCtaves.
4 Picolos &! oclaves, rosewood, Caracas and ma,
hogany wood.
. do octaves, plain and mahogany.
IL The above ut- all from the celeb aled manufac-
tory of PLElEi. 4 Co. Paris.
DC f. JOHNS Il Go. st. Ch1,lrs st
fYNEAS--4O chests puwchong, 10 do SoucAong, ana
L sixty ID lbs boxes Gunrowder lea, i'll for
sale by
h. JTHAYER l. Co, "A Poyd,as st
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NEW MUSlC-O, Native Music; The Conveu, b .!
~ Pm a ra,tng, rovin, iilale; Never Despair, alb
don't you remember the beautiful glade in the Draml
come and Dl.ova thou art me, sung by Hiss S e
ri in the grand Romantic Opera Ame; Good Mig
The meeting aud parting; care not for spring
tickle wing, bv II RUSSELL Come come, thou art in 500
row; A Life on the Ocean wave, by H Russell; She
watched for him; Fo me let fall tear; Come to me at
morning; Der the waters BY m9oniisht rhsres no home
Royal Waltzes, by A Feche; Queen Vctoria's Cour,
Qua'lrilles Just received and for sale by
dig b CASEY, 10 Camp ST
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THROUGH IN FIVE AND HALF DAYS,

ruRGrGH IN FIVE AND HAIR DAYS.
From Mobile (Aiabama) to Augusta >&c~J
4 EANFS Mobile eve,y other taS inH',iatei, stteI
4 4 the arrival OF the mai. from New Orleans, per thu
steamboat EMEL,NE, i'akeiy, coaches TO Pensacola
steamboats, pcr Pensacola Bay ST Rosa sound and Choc.
alache Rive, and Bay TO Cedar Blue coaches thenc'
via Marian1N, Clallai,occhee (tormerly Mount Yer.
non, iainb Iiye, pinderlon; iawknsve and Louis.
vile, to Augusta passenger taki"; his seat at Mo.
bile is in danger Of being thrown out Or losing his
pre by other conflicting ntcrcsts as the FLOR
DA LINE is but ont concern and under one COZ 'r'
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arrival at Augusta in time specified, through all wealth
er ant, season. unless some most unforeseen catas-
,.ophc should occur. The Great New Orleans MAJ
is carried ly this route. The Agents for acconn.oha
ton Teans Coaches and Drivers not surpassed
the southern country.
The snooh, hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
eating water navigation, the lime and accommodation,
afford the traveller speed. certainty, comfort, and pleas
ing variety; connected as it were will! the Kali Road
Charleston, s. Z. and the steam packets to New York
travellers can rca i, New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II nAYs--Washirg,on city in IL.
From Cha,tainoochee Florida, have Branc
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee to St Marks hor
post coaches, asO two branches from Haw Ansvlll
to Milledsevi!le, and one to Aiacon ligh two hor
coaches. SlOChlO\S g co.
AUGUSTA, 2o,h Jan. 1885.
Gificc al Mansion House Mobile )
'Dist:u,cs, New Orleans to NOZZLE, $50 mills
Mobile to Augusta, $40 g
Augusta to Charleston, $50 g
Charleston to New York, $50 50
Time. New Orlean to Mo,ile, % hour.
Mobile to Augusta, 50 6
Augusta to Charleston, IL I"
Charleston to New York, So 25s
Maxim, les miles per day. Or miles per hour, ineu
sive OF all slopl'ases n"vlo
N. B. beg leave to infe,m the public that til
bridges the Chsahooehe swamp and Hard iabo
creek have Jus, been completed the general govern
ment, l,s nly obstacles operating against his safe an
speedy route are thus happily removed; aud have tn
pleasure ollie. lang from travellers ,,, the &C M
SIS, drversanh Dads Of the first order; Ii
water route from c,saco,s Cedar Bluff, il alt.
ted by all who lav: passed through it to be r.sora r
novccs beauty and safety. The bride IS 'ul
Georgia have also been repaired. } NJ G kAi>F}t,
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StAUDLERY WARE.-rhe subscribers, manu-
- lecturers and wholesale dealers IN s'dd'efy
,,,ds, are now receiving by late arrivals from the
,r,h IN addition to their former stock, an eNtcn-
ave- assars,Ient Of articles in Their llnr,Aanp sS
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Amer. and Eng. brides and bride moun''ngs,
do do martingacs,
,ated, brass, and japanned coach harness,
do do do gig and suIkeo do
d, do do BarouChe do
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MONUMENTS of Wushuglons Patriotism, with
vi fac Sinle of his public Accounts during the Re
volutiunaryW War. folio volume S34 to II each, will be
sold price, the proceeds OF thus publication to
be devoted for the Of the Washington Manual Labuur
Schen and Male Orphans Asylum.
This uulv national Work ought TO he in the hands
of every American; and editors of the City aud
country papers will contribute that hellevnen Object
by giving this advertisement i.w insertions.
f JOHNS 4 co. Agent,
aug. 6th-l I'm. Cor st Charles X Common st
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I 7 AYTOV & co, No. 81 uG,.,,,. -loc.. In nddi.
- tfrn toA heir former ln,e U+uy- -i&. .Iun Eng.
la"'' per sln chester, i:dw ,ru ,,r,r i and BY
recent arrivals f<Q,n the MORTAR 20 70. following
assortment OF Harr'tr Iron, -t,.,. us Anchors
jains, tordage LeHflFs.r, ,t4 - Zach they offer
! '''Sale on accommodating sssr,u-
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y TOVES-Now recalsIas ttnn ships >Ea s fFarsis
Dcpau, a spien,iid assaran.a., sub as NIls1t's
Patent EronzedsPsra Stoves, II hew l9ltc4e--tsr
lour, Coohiii,, F,apa,iu, Ac &c. For sale by
NJ lfS Y DfYEkEUX.
ul9 @.o elapitaalas
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BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD!!.

lst The vital rrne pie llt) contained IN the blood
@ Blood makes blood.
Sd. Every Thing the body is derived from blood.
4tl. All constitutions are radically the same.
5t All diseases from ipurity Of the blood or in 9th
or words, from humors lodged III the body
CHI All these hunlers carried Oft. the h""' r~''r
mazda ,"r''hri, b '',~ .!.a H. r. -,ra -., 9 A.!
lH0l-
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RECONMENDATORY FACTS:
is fLct-That they re the most ctlectual
PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD.

Ever HISCOVercd
Also, constitutional discusses produced by mercury,
the numerals, consequence OF syphilis, lues veeral
SC &c.
Il is fuct-That sugle instance have they been
known used, that did produce good effect
curing ,hesands many of whom cfure considered n3-
tuklc.
1t is aac,-,ha, box of Sarsapara pills and bottle
ertho Compound Syrup ofSrsapail. su sufficient
any of the above diseases
/, is lac-Sinud Observed tia, tho only place they
slaiucd genuine in NJ Orleans, Custorlnrse
barrii ~ No. d.
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iron
hkl1c
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and
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MORRIS e. Co. NJ. 38 (
~ receiving and open'nl
srantlal and fashionable
have ever exhibited in thi
part OF the following articl
black, LONDON brown, cl,rH
and golden olive trock All
sable and harrington trock
ed; tnncv and plain hIa
pnntaloons. english and
silk aud satin vests; rea
enuljsh aud (reurh fame
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02
PROSPECTS, or rnr
MANCHESTER GAZETTE.

IL
A FEW words will explain o1r
"a course, Established 10 advance
the claims OF no particular candidate for
any Office, the Gazette will strive 10 in
culcale and sustain the principles Of tho
OH Republican party, so Gar as those
principles are consonanl with tho political
faith embodied in the Virginia and Ken
lucky Resolutions OF 'o8 and '9D. We
regard these resolutions as COVERING tho
whole ground Of State Rights and Siato
Remedies, and as tho fountain from
whence has flowed the doctrine Of agreo
trade and no restrietion;n or IN other
words, doctrine by strict adherence
10 which the South can alone preserve
her domestic institutions free from tho
bold assaults of infatuated fanaucs. and
maintain her political equality of "bene.
fits and BURDENS in the scale of Union.
Ia matters relating to the prosperity
Of the State, the advancement Of tho
local interests Of Yazoo county, and the
town Of Manchester, we pledge lealty 10
use our best endeayors to promote tho
welfare Of each aud ALL Commerce and
Agriculture, cardinal interests, will re-
ceiyc their due share of attention. And
to be brief, the Gazette will be paper
well stored with the "passing tldings Of
the timesh II will be found 10 contain
little Of every thing that is useful or en-
iortaining TO the general reader. We
make no further promises, but will do our
best--the best can DO more.
S. X. ADAMS.
Manchester, August, 1888.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02


STATE Of mississippi, Nodiyoa couufg.
By ne Probate Court Of sail couniy.
10 all persons interested IN the lands,
tenementsand hrreditaments of Ru-
ius Is. Dlnkins dec d-Grceiiag:
v OU are hereby cited toappCar be-
- fore the Probate Court ofsaid coun-
~, at a regular term thereof, to he
holden at The Court House of sail
county, on the fourth Monday of Jan.
uary next, then and there to shew
cause, il any youhave, why said court
should not then order and decree that
the following lands, tenements and
Entertainments of said deceased TO be
sold; 10 wit: the north half, west half,
north east quarter, section seven.
township eight, range three cast,
south half, west half, north east GUAR.
ter, section seven, township eight Of
range three east; north half, west half
south east quarter, sec ion 7,township
eight, range three east; north half Of
the south west quarter OF section sew
en-, township eight, range three east.
Also-lot number four, hall Of 10.
number three, part oflots number five
and six, according TO the plan Of the
town OF Canton, conveyed by William
II. Bole and wife as by reference to
said deed will fully appear--as said
sale would be ofadyantage to said es-
tate.
IViiaess,'the Honorable Thomas
Shackeiford, Judge Of Probate OF
said county the fourth Monday Of
L. S. November in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty eight and seal Of said
Court.
lssUEp, the 81 day Of Deer. 1888.
JOHN 4. CAMERON, Crk.
December 5, 95-6t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02
STEAM COTTON PRESS.

THE Subscriber takes this method
"a Of informing the public that tho
STEAM COTTON PRESS in the
City OF Vicksburg, will be in full ope-
ration on the first day Of October
He is now prepared to receive and
safely store thirty thousand bales Of
Cotton; seven hundred bales can be
compressed per day; and he will ship
and forward to any point desired by
the owner.
WIN. ". WASHINGTON.
The Manchester Wing, Canton
Herald, Lexington Standard, and Gre
NADIA Bulletin, will publish the above
and forward their respective accounts
70 this office for payment.--bo"@oa
fspu5iican.
Brandon, sept. ~ 1888. its
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01TThe Gazette will be- published eve
ry Thursday morning on a large Imper-
al sheet, and furnished to subscribers a.
So per annum in advance, or So at the
end of the year Advertisements inser
ted at the usual rates.
August 4th, 1913.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02
NOTICE.


r ETTERS administration having
Abcen granted to the undersigned.
at November term 1888 of the Probate
Court of Madison county, on the es-
tate Of Johnson Silverherg decd. all
those having claims against said estate
are requested TO bring them forward
duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be for.
ever barred; and all those indebted to
said estate will please make immediate
settlement.
CHA'S. J. SEARLES.
NJ. VANDERHURST,
Administrators.
Nov'r. "a, s%-6t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02

ihf h.awnt nfatw frnm
Hfiiag lht elections nf NlHn
ceres
ti 8l itmytiaHa NE at
fM uhdfe IN.
Thirty daya h1Iiea thereof ia Wfi.nt
I'll .lI " given t1ihaoff "a aa par an
eHlted wrh the fterHbn VI IT,
order hereof ~ oao ~ fho in per.
tors Of enth election Iisf.rt H hr
rouaiN who're lth election ist0be
held.
THE Inspector receiving sdeb u1.
ttcr, shall. without DELAY. give no.
ilce thereof IN writing o. tHc u,hor
inspectors of this district. and cause
copies Of the srmc, 20 he posted NJ
three Of the most public places Of liz
district.
The Inspector so notified. ehalI
held and conduct such election. ia
MI respects, agreeable TO the law reg.
ulating the election Of civil officers.
ana shall mike speedy return
thereof, to the officer, or person
charged with the execution of the
order, requiring such election to be
held.
All of the enrolled Militia, both
officers and Soldiers, and all FIRE.
white male citizens entitled to vote
for members Of the Legislature, are
by law entitled to vote. for MI off.
GERS in the Militia in their respec i've
commands.
December %. 1885,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02
INSTR AToR,s SLY.

NlsTRATOR'S SALE.
Of an order from the hon
the Probate Court Of Madi-
granted at the December
bfto the undersig ned rs adj
On the estate of Mary San
b, we shall expose TO public
btc residence OF the deccas-
PERSONAL property OF Mary
be highest bidder, on The IN
tary, 1889.
|0HN HOLLOW
EADWELL SANDERS,
| Administrafots.
29-5w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02
NOTICE.

LETTERS of administration hsy-
ing been granted to the undersigned,
at the November term 1888, Of the
Probate Court of Madison county, Oh
the estate Of Joseph Harrison Dec d.
all those having claims against said cs.
tate arc requested to bring them for
ward, day authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred sand all those indebt
ed to SAID estate will please make i'm
mediate settlement.
REDE JOHNSON. Admir-.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02

CTTIZEES BANK or MADlSONCoj
Canton, Dec. lsl, 1885.
A + a meeting Of the Board he'd
a this day, X. 4. fEBAUET, Esq.
was duly elected cashier Of tbs in.
stiiution in place Of Q. w. Clifton.
resigned.
WIN. HARDEMAN,
76.st Presidest.
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NOIINE


LETTERS of administration hay.
Ing been granted to the undersigned,
at the November term 1888, of the
Probate Court of Madison county, on
the estate Of Anderson Thompson de-
ceased, all those having claims against
said estate are requested 10 bring them
forward duly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, or aey
will be forever barred; and all those in.
debtcd to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
JACK T.. CASTARpHEN,
ELIZABETH THOMPSON.
November 90. Pact
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02
NOTICE

n. NOTICE.
" ~ : festamentary on the Es-
samuel R. sorsby Decd.
granted TO the undersigned
- ro :, term 1888, Of the Pro-
s,o MADISON county, all per-
Jams against ssid estate.
" present them within the
|sd td BY law, or they will be
-, all those indebted to said
f'sase make immedia to set.
b I so 1aHsoNAs, ! Ear.
II 4GR.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02
[NIsrRArOIl,s sALr.

49, y = " ~ = 20 Afts
y of On ordor from The hon
the Probate Court Of iiadi.
granted al the December
TO the undersigned. as ai
Of the estate Of John Noso-
VIC shall expose 10 public
residence Of John Smith,
r sikciy NEGROES,
ping Utensils,
\, &c. &c.
Pay the Nh day Of February,
p0HN SMITH,
SAMUEL d. MOSEBY,
| administrator.
29-5w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02

Same Court and Term.

of the above stated cases to
fcted, | shall expose to pub
hsh at the Court House door
9TH day of February 1880,
q described tract or parcel
the cast half southeast
east half northeast quarter,
'lfty-hye. township eleven,
east, south half, west half
uarter, section twenty-five,
ven, range three, east, north
northeast quarter. section
Ten, range three, cast, con-
J about gao acres, more OF
LA and will be sold to satisfy
pted cases.
N. FLoURNoY, Sa'g.
:. J. HENRY, DEpurr.
1889. 1915 [pr. fec Slo.]
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02

ia dabu Nli1hlt
James G. Little, Court.
By virtue of the above stated
case TO me directed, | shall expose
TO public sale for cash. at the Court
House door, in the town Of Canton,
on Monday the Goth day Of January
next, all the right title interest and
claim of the SAID defendant in and TO
cert ain tract OF parcel Of land,
known as the south half Of west hall
of the south west quarter Of section
five, Township II, Range three east
or al least so much Of said land as
les cas-, OF big black river, II being
the land on which the fiery and turn
pike called Wilson's Ferry is situated.
Levied on and will be sold, to sat
isfy the above stated case.
$. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'f.
December 10, 1898. as.
Printers fee So.
I.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02
CABINET MAKER AND IN
DERTAKER.

GEO. b. SALMON, having OPEN
- ed Cabinet Shop in Canton
respectfully invites his friends and
all persons who may wish to purchase
furniture, togive hima call, as he will
have constantly on handormuke toor-
der, SidcJoards, Secretarys, Bureaus,
Desks, Book Cases, Centre, Pier and
Card Tables, Dining and Tea Tables.
Cradles, Cribs, Bedsteais, &C., 8'c.--
Damaged furniture will be repaired
in the best manner and on short notice.
All kinds of TURNING will be done
ito order.
September 70 1883. 14-em
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02
Citizens Bank Of Madison Co. }
Canton, Dec. 8, 1888. {

A 7 a called meeting of the Stock.
i holders Of this institution, held
this day, it was
Resoired, That the stockholders Of
this Institution, ASSEMBLE at the bank.
ing house, on the FIRST Saturday in
February next, and that general at-
tendance is hereby earnestly solicited,
as business Of importance will be con.
sidered. II. A. TEBAULT,
26-.ti Cas'r.
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Tore the Probate purtoi d coas
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holden "a ihc Court House Of said
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

ShERIFF'S SALE.
James Grafton. On pIeurius Fl ia
prest,, &c. on bond to ApliI
VS. term, 1899, in
w 7 Mills and Madison circuit
G p Warrington, court.
BY virtue Of the above stated case
TO me directed, from the honorable
the circuit court of Madison county,
| shall expose 10 public sale, to
the highest bidder, for Gosh, at the
court house door in the town Of Can
ton,
On konday, he Fifth day Of Febru-
ary nert,
the following described tract or par
eel of land, viz: FIVE hundred and
sixty acres, the late residence Of w.
T. Mills;
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02
NOTICE.

OF Administration having
fnted to the undersigned, on
Elizabeth Kennon, decess-
December Term of the Pro-
/ Madison coxntv. all those
he estate of said deceased,
to come forward and make
Pyment, and all those having
81 said estate, must present
pihenticated within the time
y law, or they will be for
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02

The north half, west half, northwest
quarter, Of south half, east half, Of
north west quarter, section thirteen;
the south hale, east half northeast
quarter, section fourteen; north half
northwest quarter, section thirteen,all
in township eight, Of range two east.
Levied on, and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case.
S. M. FLOURNOY, Sh'G,
BY J. ]. HENRY, deputy
December &c 36.6t pr fec Sl4
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en8'D.Hf trn tuft muf. ut
vIil % dwelling house aHl household
.um.'Hfcs nI.1s o. negro boss named
'iwgsi levied 900 anI $3.50 te u.I fo
0tisIy Go above Huietc0se.
81 M fiOri|Df.SuL
Nov 4t, 2j-Gl pr loe ~
SlIEiilfF'S SALE.
Jas y Namanl On Fcndiliunt
" cKponas, Up a.
: y BARLOW and ruI Term 1885,
b VI Goptou. II AIadi.oNt e.
cult Court.
~ yltue OF the above stated case
tome directed, / will expose To pub.
Iic sale, for cash. az the door of the
Court lIousein the toWn Of Canton.
on Monday, the 7th day Of January,
1883, the following desirable LAND.
viz: lots number one hundred and fl-
ty FIVE, one hundred aud fIty.six, aad
one hundred and ffty-seyen, in square
number 2, with Il dwelling house on
lot number ole hundred and fifty sew
en-; Also, all the right, tile, interest
and claim Of B. NJ. Ciopton, in and
to lot number two hundred and sew.
enty, fronting one hundred and fly
leet on the wost side of LAFAYETTE
street. and one hundred and fifty feet
on Main street; oil in the town oil
MadisonviIle. Levied on. and will be
sold to satisfy the above stated
case. $. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'lr
Nov. 28, 1898. 2l-Gt pr fee Sl4.I
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02
JOHN DEAR.
&c, w. CAMPBELL,
Administrators.
29-6w
IERiFF's SALE.

per, I
On alias f, IA. on bond
!, 10 April Term $40. in
y Madison Circuit Court.
be &c, J
Same Court anti Term.
use DC On plenrious f. "a.
|. same Court and came
Z y term.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-02
SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue Of the above stated case
TO me directed from the Honorable.
the circuit court IF Madison County.
| shall expose to public sale 70 the
highest bidder for cash, at the court
house door, in the town of Canton,
On Monday Tie 5h day Of February
nert,
Two Lots in the town oG Madison
vile, knows as the west half of Lot
no. 40, and Lot no. 30l, Levied
ON and will be sold to SATISFY the
above stated case.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShT.
BY J. J. HENRY, Drp'r.
Dee. %, 1888. ea-6 Tpr. fee Sill