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Il hose sagertng uiM Cdoisrq MgrIus, DiorAagr
Sumner Complaints, Cslies, Cramgs 4 Spasns.
FHVIE utility Of r. S. gERNARU's Remedv
n FOR Gto.sr1 has ceased - b. problem ~.
peueuca, tie sglY sure foundation Of Medicinal
80 on all other kinds If kroa ledge, has efIec.ualg
established ~ hat the Iu6ict0gs e8mpoeilon u the
Remedy, ''s admirable adaptation 10 toe yarlsu.
udIcauDrs which ocrgr 10 the course Of those dis.
Caecs Of The stomach, liver and towels. usually
deslguafsd a. Cholera plants, led Tie Propr.e.
TOT 10 anticipate from the first of all experience.
IGwgscf, that Of tasu comyeteat 20 dt4orimlaat,
accurately aud to decide Justly upon the effects Of
med cine, must be tie best and With such in
ils favor, even the most ias,idious IN these malers
uut lay aalds there preJ9clcrs.
The Indications n cure afe--to tranquilize the
stomach and bowels: 70 relieve the excessive puk.
log and pafgng, to allay the increased Irritabili.
. Of The aiestEcs giving rice 70 aercaaed retIs.
taluc molten 70 relieve that rheumatic state of the
bowels which ~ often the attendant ~ chtouic ca
ses sometimes accompanied wrh Inflammation
sDd uceratiyr, 70 g,ctc0ue the spaslas cqualtze
the circulation, aud restore warmth 10 the surface
fefuoyc C5ugcsiloa Vi toe internal organs; and ~
relieve iHe mgf5id rftab,ity yf the brain and ner
y94s system all II Which has been eHectod b.
ue usc u Bsraards R,msdv fgr CAol,rq. cef,IG.
Gates OF aaleH base been gwen al various tunes u
Tie ttneey ia cases ltsly different IN their or.
gia aud progress u each other.
1fLoss 10 he touEcales and directions y hlch
accompany each bottle, they are the best evidence
ia! can Le given. F9;sa.e ~ Williams Il BOYD,
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ENEEER MD Aaft lt~lTItElA l.E
u hs.--l ever sr4 Atas ,sarc' sssssI.
elsfasr. anJ "a @afm asa tand siaa'f'. re-
4seniiy ftssts ffefy sfaf4sY Ha~e . 1a. e.
a. d ss-oaac ysf8 duitsss. - ths i.
hy "a rtffses tthi.fF atHh '4e dense
ces. IL .ftsh xtsra fate is a{asS eamr., N.HH
naasrasta. = re ,g,atlA aflarg trs- af.Hl
Wasrf. i - gaes4 ffct 4sgf ,tcl4Hf a.ts
disease aad ene NJ We Effst gs tf~ t
spsreptbs.ay of trususi tata 81 .t Il.
,ss. aggA - f.aa lhc pssrsIrf-e Il ir a"f'f
aHea-epsa wr,teai BE Feg~'.f.eH e. @s
r1elgrE eaase. Fl tha, lstr' sae ~.
ifaal usasi ether ffrtrs. 80 81 e at.. tr-s#
a}af an a-agaaty frysr has fses -.f- s.
h-ea r. rlaefd. Tie p~tsg1 a Is, FED . r.t ss 7
e. 'fssh attack a. ere a ra gts r-' FL.
These cltcufnstanrrs rrnarf E erf'# -
10 effect ryr-s4aeul care 9f tfrH 500 Ns@e
uaagh 70 yf.isrs tho gzl-ss' 70, 20 .'.E s'
avsrf 'aey nst-
HOFFkT~s LIFE Fills ANp FHfa''\
nIf1LRS have t.tr '.7'si i-s's..
ptarsa 10 H. a POSITIVE hNp GApi' NJ
CURE ~ Fsges aad Age istf.1'' ..' wa
isa .eluaena IN the Wssi. have ga.aan'#t
fafaaid to assure ST. N0ftAl 'aa' 1as L'' T..
MEDICINES are the ga.y uf.<'a'' We. ~.
THOROUGHLY sd-H ,cH-'A' Oh ~ .'
'stsoaa and dl.a zrssaAis tsteats. ...t ga
Others aha have s@tgr.ls4 TO '''' -,
promising portion ~ OCT vean'ff --'''N A.
s4t TON Vt bgpc. spa conftsui a' N'u''ts IN,
petfnos from the igagfsu~r Cd iHs ~. .-...
rafftrG 10 tic cgtpos's u a4f teti'e"''.f a.
csutis 90 mccbanIcAi stpr''vnte Won
ctsstcd cities and iswHs Ct iha a.#t' ''a..''
cIther returned wtb shaitercs esn''H.
d-tressrd sp,tIts. ~ they ftms5a so N84'
uapes', dragging oct ssafy 4.f' a. .''' .
ubdr, come d4sfasr o. &C. tCh 'hs5 a. g.'..' ,,a
by that terror Of the Wet, the nv ~
AGIE. TAe,f hops arc b.ssfra--io''f V'.
sntfefrs sssifvyst-the.f B. pafa.' Hs
dcserl, and The word Of pfgmae, na-s 10 .-
- hrokrn to he bgpc, sJ,,r-
10 ihree inatytd8a'u. VIZ N"Ff' "'' 1T
" Ity the LIII MEDICINES, an' ''@. ..,
anticipate youf most sauEuln' expo
they }, certainly restore you 70 A'-'.' ,.,-
FEVER AND AGuE ia compliant "... .,.4
qplfss 10 be- met Il ~ fret aprrpaEh' Do" 4..s
al every staye. seldom fatal Of Ii'r.', Il re-
tho s'tenrth. and lmpsira tho functions |.,.se
gems. 40 that upsn tho man''''lA'''h ..,..i
Nature IL unable, uuss'islsd. TO i''''' , .-.sra
The IrE MrntetSI., when iakeh s'.". t.,.,e
INC 60 direction. will cure It, and gi'f 10 " .e
and trembling victim Of d''ea-e' nc" ''''
and strength t,..,trcnt,
For faiI particulars of thc medic o. ' ,,i
the reader IS referred 10 tho Coon . co.
copy u which accompanies The me1' '.s ~. wha
py may be ob,arnsd Of the different 'E'''
have the medicine Tor sale. ..,..-s ran be
French, German, and span'.h o't 5-' 'p,asdrag
obtained on application at the Office O., ,o,oa
AM paid letters u receive Im'n,a',lttIt r.
sa'. wbsiesais and retail by WlIiIh"" 5..
MOFFAT, 375 Broadway, n. y a '' w ,g.la.
Juet,sn made to those who purchase to '''' az.
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Land for sale.

Land for sale.
98wSs. " VIE sagsrrter a,Ir- deyi,ogs ol
TFxS M fsmss.nr ~ t.s Wssi offers fJr
WV sale Tho far,-t.9n On ~Hleb lie -.
--~A.s-- sides, oor-ste.ag ~ acre.. wing q
tass west " thAfi3us, $50 tie Eazlg.#s Fer.
Eat. There IRE on lbs FsaEl.q tao rood
Iee ag Houses with al Dees-.--y gs.hasses.
sas uhs u rhem is immealaletg aa lice road. aud
I f.snHf'on @ouls be divided to ~ Z PURCHASERS.
Ia'rg Dc ty sores cleared land all Food and taf
t.' Woodland, vol umbefad and well watetet
Fe'r"hs wishing 90 purchase esa cali on tic sob.
tErs r ga toe premises aud view the land
Terms made REASONABLE.
DAVID VAN PELT.
J.h -. 1895 45gv
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NOTICE.

III ETTERS Of Administration having Been
II 4 grantee 10 ihe subscriber. at the last Tern,
o. TIC Coonty Court on the Estate Of Joseph Nc
CaonauEhey decd all persons indebtrd to said Is.
tate BY Note, Book Account or Receip, foe the
ColieeiIon o. Tstes. are hereby notified that W.
less they HlaSe settlement during the Term sf cur
neKs SaperIoT Court, suit Wi.l be brough, without
resfcei r. Persoas Also al persons having claims
aeaias, sals Estate are requested 10 presga, them
for Psyneu, immediately, OF tbs notice viii y
pt,o - bar.
"a Sale Of the property of the said
Jasspa MlCoanAnghey. dce'd. al take place on
TIE 2oth Cay Of August hex, a, his late residence
IN he Toan Il Charlotte. consisting Of
Horses. Cattle,
Hossehold aHd Kitchen Furniture,
Library q Books, dc. DC.
Terms made kn0wn on daE Of sale
2. {. CALDW ELL. Ata'r
ys,y 81 lS51. t4s3
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To The Public.

IOllE ubdcrs Ene1, ksn,nisira,iir Of The Is
- tate a the ate HEkskAH NuEs, former E4.
.at Of Iie Register, begs leave . inform the Pa5-
- hat there are ST y - clspcses 81, 20 reaaoas
Sc terms, 'cw l4A SETS o; Ni.e's Register. irea
he c1u@soce ueut 70 volume dity inclusive, vtsh
all the sapp.emeuts aud general inGs1, Al! cdai.
ase'r al uEtlsia. pert3a nj tt-,aft ice .r4ra
together alia ! n1pber a .et4 rlgGiav ths Sc.
coad, third and fourth series, tfcm September.
ISL, 70 = pc nbeE, l.55, Nth sunsfy old 10
.1r1es 70 eeu2ste The SIS " ,Agsc v o nav haze
been o. are now subscribers u ibe wyfk
sss wca'd alfo beg LEAVE 10 state, that welding
% the irlper0as s,egfsls shlc5 ea.s,s tsr % d.
.ng. she has p.aces al claims due 20 tie sa4 -.
rssed IN tie hands " PaulF Eu1AA-. of Tie csly
Of BlluuoTt, VIII ytes o! having lie sa,ae eol.
Gctl1 zn4 closed b. atm al. ile books Of The con.
erin beinE - his poasessssH AL 81 Whsn a1-llea.
tsa can - made for sefs 81 pzsls Of SETS u The
aforesaid aoik
Tie undersigned hopes TIA, she is o., preau.
a3oT TO mush IA asklng tia sind and lhcfal
agslc pfcss u lie Js.,ad States to gre tie fore
q few insertions, 9ah tie ytee 81 aiding
Her % s:sp5ss q the surplus co5ies Of II. Regis
ts- and - -rs.ize the sgns de from ib.ss isr
@a-ss begeaG ths .a.g-s at Ter i4lc husband Rere
90 le14s.7 given 10 cu4s.c hcf 70 s1siain bsffssn
-t 4reu, sizti of = Ion afe na4tT tcslte y,gTs sf
a.s,
SALLY Ann NILES, Acmfr.
Hl.-ls-f7E DEL J4as q l~3g
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Harranaee DecdsJor sale al hts O&ee.
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Ext door 70 Capt Prlchafd's Cabinet F.
" Enlistment, has 81 hand ) or bsud.8melg
artss1 t4frgaIts u VARIOUS patterns Alec a
hHssiea B4gzv and second kaud Cir. any Of
CD ts win aai. Dn far terms ior Caa4 ~ o.
a--t time. Gentlemen vsntgng convenient Sc
ase.e5 .yT family use, Hs.l please call aad see IL.
above.
a. REPAIRING done al short notice.
Jaig D.. I-Jt 451Y
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"a William l.. Mitchell.

l,-ts-t-r. Bei Jun, q 100.
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$4,000 genuine Morus Multi
caulis for sale.

aeNna yUNIiE subscriber Is nos prepared
S&2S IL to make contracts Tor the de.
9U livery of tins valuable tree for feed.
lug the slik woFml in the All. "A
there has been and still will BE- many
frauds praeuecd upon The unsaspeeiing the sub.
scti6er warrants lhosc hew oietsd 10 ~ q the &c.
nctnc kind, bis original stock vas obtained from
Gideon T. Smith ., Ba'uasofr, niue years . 50 snc
ate part Vi The tree that that gentleman has spo-
ken oen about IN his writings actag ahe FIRST over
broug ht 10 the Uetcd Ssa,ss- The tree has sssA
crossing ia 40 exposed sisa,iJn slaCe hfsg esaain-
Cd. and being nos aCchmaIed - p'sicrable 10 ltosr
lately introduced into the county. IL ntli also b.
cultivated b. mYssf Ihe ffcseht yrar snd every
care xil b. taken 70 render tho tee gOc, and est
y necessary ,nstuctloa Etsea 10 ggtchas - up5a
the cultivation Of tie same. As tbs Tfec 50 10 great
demand and The ahogi 10 close tor gbtstutn.
II gs.s year, thSsc wishing 10 purchase wogld Go
well 10 speak time, sad tha, d. - GaY be no dls
appointments a regular is, wsI be k0ps aud this
advertisement dsseestiausd 90 sooa ~ the namb~e
atose-naastd - taksa u2 The suhsgtlbrr all
also make engAgemsu.s lag teu thousaat SILK
WORM EG6S Al the usosi approved Also aaa Fee
The wotns vii be ted exclusively upca the Mstu.
MaHscaAhe. Al COMMUNICATIVE w uaatl ma.t
- rssi Pal4, ssd al of-efs must Ss .evSfz,ss.
y cash.
J. r FRITCnAEp.
Fsb %. ls19 4l-9
n. D. pstspss are nrlisa 10 esl ana sre ,hs sses
NaiIf growing and guase &, .hsaayl,ts
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TnHE anssrsignsd having removed to No. %,
- Pearl Street, take this method CT returning
iaeir grateful seknsviedg meuts 10 their friocds,
for tie liberal patronage hitherto bestowed, and
70 solicit continuance OF the same. They have
nos 10 store, anS sl continue lo keep =, all tines,
an extensive aud well selected s.och of
sugar, Coffee, MoIasses. Liquors.
Bagsing, Irvine, Bale-Rope, &c.
And as one Of the concern will remain 10 the cats
satiag the summer, We premise sirlci sl,eatign
10 a. commands of our patrons
FARRAR & HAYES.
CAsr!ssten, Jalg l2A, 1889 t465
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A CARD.

col. YARBROUGH $ ira{g snlions % SO
~ 90 frsras sad iormef cvstsfafrs Il tic 4aast
iiuiel. aEd pledges himself 10 sss'e - pain. 10
rcnacr iaeir stoall9o. during shs., stay gltaaan,
aud com aflah'c.
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To Owners orGold Mines.

"HE Subscriber, who is resident IN Eng
Il land, Aas spent some months IN the Unilet
States an examining several sections Of the Cold
Mining districts, aud has acquired considerable,
knowledge Of the value and prospects OF successful
Geld Mining If properly conducted.
lie INTENDS on his return TO Europe 10 exert hlm.
set in making known to the public 10 England
the advantages that may reasonably be aa:ieip aled
iEoss Jucieoos operations.
Having extensive connections with some ofthe
saelng Capitalists of London, Liverpool, sc. the
Subscriber offers his services u persons hat...y
Mining Property either To lease or sell, in dlspcs-
nc OF The same, and is ready to inspee, and take
PARTICULARS and specimens OF ore.
Letters Posi- Psis) and applications 10 Heary
Blundell, care Of Messrs. lrsln Il Inns, VII. fs.
ee!,e attention.
CAsIlstfe, 1914 Jelly, 1850. fs62
-. The two Salisbury Papers and Carolina Ga.
zs,te will publish the above three weeks and send
the accounts 10 the ofice Of the Charlotte journal
Tor payment.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22
The Loss by the Fire.

A committee appointed by public
meeting of our citizens, to ascertain the
loss sustained by the fire Of last satur-
dav, after a careful examination, have
estimated the amount Of property de-
stroyed at about S27O,OOO Of this sum
about S37 900 was insured by the Port
Gibson Insurance company, $4,000 by
the office at Grand Gulf, and about
$4,000 in Natchez, The greatest loss
by Insurance companies will fall upon
our own office, which is young, and has
only been doing business about a year.
We are informed, however Shy author
ity," that the Office will be able to pay
promptly all its losses as they fall due,
and TO continue business as before. The
wonder is that the company is not entire
ly ruined, and it affords clear evidence
of the prudence with which its affairs
have been managed, that so Obstructive
a fire could have occurred IN the very
town in which i is located, and yet that
its loss should be comparatively so in
considerable. The bank Of Port Glib
son, which was burnt out, lost nothing
but their iron safe, which was a total
loss. Fortunately none of the books or
papers were left in it. The building it
occupied, was the property Of P. Hopes
Esq. A house has already been pro-
cured, and as soon as its papers can be
arranged, the bank will be all straight
again Our fellow sufferers have all
been most industriously engaged in
collecting their goods and effects, and
arranging them in such temporary
buildings as can be obtained, where
their business will be prosecuted until
some better arrangements can be made.
Immediate preparation will be made for
rebuilding the part of the town that has
been destroyed, and we have no doubt
that before many months, Port Gibson
will be restored TO its former beauty and
prosperity. The spirit and enterprise
of our citizens is unconquerable, and the
determination seems to be to
meet the desolation without fiinchlng, |
to stand up TO the crisis like men-and |
by industry and exertion to recover from
its blighting consequences. we have
no appeal to make TO public charity.
Contributions would no doubt be very |
acceptable and very serviceable In their |
present necessities, to some who have |
been deprived of their home and their I
all by this affecting dispensation. But
if any persons have any money which
they would be willing 10 lend on IN
doubted security, at legal interest, they
may find some glad Gus toners among
Us, and will in this way contribute very
greatly to the restoration of our town.
The scarcity OF money, IN consequence
80 81 80 81 -, 1
the only serious difficulty against which
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22

/ 100000; and considerable portion of
the revenue OF s.large Offices had been
anticipated by drafts; balance of the
books had not been effected for go years;
and after full consideration he had closed
them, and opened a neic set.
The pretended claims of Mr. Gouver-
neur are founded upon the transactions of
this period Of utter confusion and insol-
vence in the affairs of the department:
while Mr.. Barry was daily writing to him
TO ''protect his drafts''-beseechin him
to rid him in his financial negotiations
telling him that the President had express
sed sincere gratitude, and enjoined upon
him mot TO forget" Mr.. Gouverneur, at a
period when Mr.. Kendall himself assures
US the resources of the ''large Offices"
New York being the largest) were anti
cipated by drafts, when the books of the
department were in such q state that
they furnished no precise account Of its
condition. large portion of the claims
rests upon the clandeStine negotiation of
Barry with Mr.. Hamilton; in regard TO
which Mr.. Hamilton himself testifes
that he Is certain, from his communica-
tons with Barry, that Barry had with
drawn the funds from the defendant.
1t is not our intention TO discuss the
merits of this case while it is pending:
but as II closes we shall take occasion TO
look again into some of the remarkable
testimony which has been elected during
It's progress. 1t exhibits another phase
Of the character Of General Jackson.
His extraordinary assurance to Mr.. Bar
ry, that ''the Seventh Ward Bank shall
be remembered" furnishes a clue to the
removal Of the deposites, which leads Us
into the very heart of its iniquity. Il
betrays the base calculation on which
this outrage was planned and effected.
The countenance and protection which
the President lent TO Mr. Barry, after a
full and thorough knowledge of this gross
management and delinquency; and the
subsequent appointment of that gentle
man to a distinguished foreign station;
appear more odious than ever. when
viewed in the light Of the testimony now
before us. No man can examine this
testimony without the conviction, that an
administration, which, like the present,
has succeeded TO such inheritance of
profigacy and fraud, can never merit
the confidence or favor of the people.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22

p,evious to the attack, on our
Oh the following deposition was
- -. Col. Shelby's regiment formed a
11lo' Il the centre on the left; Col.
a-'-L.lJ-s regiment and another on the
NM art of Col. Cleyeland's regiment
i-sH., N front by Major Winston, and
ls'. Ssyier-s regiment, formed large
~ m the right wing; the other part
l+~-I CIeyeiand's regiment headed by
cleveland HIMSELF and Col. VIII
"a. ,syiment composed the left wing;
..a. ~ orler we advanced and got within
p '...- 49, ii mile Of the enemy before
2 -. 5.s,oyered.-CoI. Shelby's and
Cs,,berI's regiments began the at
Nei. ~ ken; up a fire on the enemy,
49, l. he right and left wings were ad-
-.,q forward to surround them, which
la1e IN about five minutes, and the
r. 5ecame general all around; the en-
--.,-.nt listed an hour and five min
The greatest part Of which time
- and Incessant fire was kept up on
t.tb sides: our men IN some parts "here
IL -erulars fought, we're Obliged TO give
.r.,-, small distance, two or three times,
I. allied and returned with additional
----.r r. the attack The troops upon
IL -.rh, having gained the summit of
IL. .aro.ueuce obliged the enemy TO re-
,-.,+ 5f9ar the top of the ridge to where
C-f Cleveland commanded, and were
.br-c stopped BY his brave men; flag
H.. ,rna8.a,ely hoisted by Captain De-
,r.s..lra then commanding officer major
Ferrsson having been killed a little be-
.,-a7 far a surrender. our fire Immedi-
a.e.v ceased. and the enemy laid down
,Heir arms. the greatest part Of them
CHARGED. and surrendered themselves to
us Al discretion
], aa1sars from their own provision
,a,gr9s i5r that day, found in their
,.ra that their whole force consisted of
eleven hundred and twenty-five men
o., of which they sustained the follow
mo loss. OF the regulars, one Major,
o7e Captain. two Sergeants and fifteen
rrirates killed, thlrty-five privates woun-
dad left on the ground not able to march,
tR0 Captains. four Lieutenants, three
eagEns, one Surgeon, five Sergeants,
three Corporals, one drummer and 40
plsates taken prisoners; loss of the
Tories. two ColOnels, three Captains,
lni 20l Priyates killed; one Major and
l27 Trsvates wounded and left on the
ground not able to march; one Colonel,
Ee.ye Captains, eleven Lieutenants, two
.aslgns. one Quarter Master, one Adiu-
a1', two COmmissarys, eighteen Ser
,eants, and GOO privates taken prisoners.
Total loss Of the enemy 1905 men at
i1g's Mountain.
GIVEN under our hands at Camp.
WIN. CAMPBELL.
ISAAC SHELBY,
BENZ. CLEVELAND,
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Mississippi Course.
,Jocky Club RaceS-Regular Fail Meeting,
1889, to commence on Monday the 4th
A., Ii. .nn.t

Jocky Club Races-ReguZar Fail Meeting,
1889, to commence on Monday the 4th
November merit.
The great Political Congressional
Race, for the splendid service of Sub
treasury Plate, is to come off on the
First and Second days. A single dash
round the track. The best two of the
field, winners. Free for all nags twelve
months in the State and six in the Coun-
ty,) subject to the rules of the Jockey
Club. Four entries made The Wings
have named the celebrated racer ''Na-
p0ieOn of the South well known as ga
veteran on the turf and Reuben,
clay-colored nag, a real burster from the
stable Of Tom Big6y. The Democrats
have named a ByovR horse of the Copi-
all stock. and a THompsonian colt. Both
parties are sanguine of winning, and
bets are made even. Considerable sums
have been offered and freely taken that
sod Napoleon'' would lead the field,
and that Reuben would come in at least
second best. The Brolcn is the favor
lite of his party, and the leaders are
willing to 90 the "entire gallon' on him.
The Steam Doctor is also backed 10 a
big figure, (but less confidently. This
will be a very interesting race. A gen
eral attendance of the friends OF the
turf (both gentlemen and loafers,) is
and much sport expected.
Natchez Courier.
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We have TO contend. We trust our
banks viii take the matter into consider
alton, and whenever they can do so
safely and prudently, will extend help
ing hand. To those who are indebted
TO our merchants, we make special
appeal, and beg Of them TO remember
the necessities of their friends and to
aid them to the extent of their ability.
Port Gibson Correspondsnt.
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CITIzENs BANk o. 1IApIsoN Co-rY

CANTON. June I3. 1882
a T meeting OF the Board held this
IA dav. It was
ResoIred, That delinquent share ho.-
ders Of Stock in this Bank are hereby
notified. and earnestly requested u come
forward and settle for their lnstalmenrs
in arrear on or before the Is: day OF
October ensuing.
Res0Ired. That after the Is jay of
October next. this Bank viii pr0eeat
with every delinquent Stockho.der as
provided by the 9th Section OF is char
ter, as follows:
And be It further enacted that delr-
quent Stock may be sold by giving Sky
DAYS notice thereof, and the amount al
ready paid in shall BE- forfeited to che
Company, If arrearagcs Be no- paid up.
on or before the day OF sale.
Extract from the Minutes.
R 4. TEBAULT, Chasb.ar.
June 10. 1899. 25--f.
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MASONIC CELEBRATION.

o. We call the attention Of our rea-
ders to the celebration of St John the
Babtist, on Monday next, by the Lodge
in this place We understand our friend
John H. Rollins, Esq, will deliver an
Grafton on the occasion; and we can
promise the audience a fine speech, and
hope our citizens will generally attend.
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Received of VIM. T. Walker. Four
Thousand three hundred and n.nety-~ev-
en- dollars and fifty cents. IN fun for all
demands which / have against him for
property heretofore purchased bv said
Walker. al any and all sales made bv
me as Sheriff of Madison county.
(SiCned.l :. ". FL0URNOG. Sh'tT
Nav 2. 1889 June 15.-z@sf
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A Ii persons are cautioned against
IA trading in any way. for note cf
hand given By me 70 W r adams. for
about sixty dollars. due the lst Of sept
1889. dated about the first Of January
last, as have offsets against It. and am
determined not TO pay Il unless compel
led by law
VI. :. HANCOCK.
June s, 1889. e2-2f
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DIED-In this town on the 10th inst
after a lingering illness ofseveral months,
Mrs. MARY DIcKERsoN, consort of the
Rev. A. c. Dckerson.
On yesterday at the residence
of his father in this place, THOMAS, in
FAINT son of George w. and Amanda NJ.
Henderson, aged two years and four
months.
-In Columbus, Miss, on the 18th
inst, BARRY W. BENSON, Secretary of
State, and the Democratic nominee for
reelection.