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JOSHUA BALDWIN. Recorder.
In accordance nvrc In resolution prGcC,cntr, avis
est donnt de intention ,lu Const de Ia Municipailt
No. de',x, d" ai,e onvIir ct connuer In Ste. Tho
mas On l':n,. droc de la SuZetc iuS1u' la rue
dc "a Enonciarim. & GENUlS, Mare
MI lie Id NnI lH30
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TO LET.

For sale in this city, at the corner Of Common an,
Tchapitoulns sts, ,nnv lS
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i'u'io lHStNlGur en- Chef.
T4NilE WEBSTER NASE-Neutly engraved on {
u small card, acc ompanled with II Memoir of Mr.
Webster and brief extract from h4 celebrate speech
o 1881, with pattern OF the Vase for sale, whncsnI,
and retail, No Is hatres 1t.
A so miniature Likeness Of Mr. Webster; also &
Declaration OF independence, with fac SMILES OF iii,
names. mny Is
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(ANh NOTE PAPEK-Just received an invoice
- of bank note r .of Amies manufacture und for
Shie ~ ALEX TOWER,
mn 40 Cnmn slreet
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Clerks Office, New Orleans, Nav 81. 1879.
m25 Paw ARM MD PILOT, Clc

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is new and useful nrvi.
Aclc OF furniture, rapidly coming into use, in II r.
thcrn MS we'll us southern ln,itndcs 1t designed TO
keep cool and sweet such dishes in the cunHry de-.
larlmrnt rs arc necessary 70 be projected from, the
heat "t The weather during :i,r summer season.
The Refrigerator is considered an judispcusoh,c
article IN The economy ofcvcry good housewife. The
qunniy OF topd il protects from the weather, ill more
than pay the cost of the nrlclc every year.
III" subscriber is c"'sAn1ly receiving from the man
iacturcr, R"triGrrators ofdnltrent prices.
The Sul,scri''er isapp"ntcd Agent for the manufac-
t''r'r, MIR P"'tcn. Specimens Of the Refrigeraors
mny be seen at my store SO l}cnve st.
my" II W r CARNES
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LNLCUR- 90 barrels lauding from steam boat CO..
IL lumbus, for sale by & DORSEY,
v,.l MAJ,
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MAY Atty or NEW ORLEANS,
Couuc' of Municipality No Two.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorlc,

hi'Rt.fAIl.N to the foregoing Resolution notice i.
h r,hy given that it is ihc ,nlcrtion Of the Council n
Ainr'i'nIllv No. Two. I" open and continue II. Tho
mas street ina straight line from Suzrt,c to Annnucia
uun street.
c. GENOIS, Mayor
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PASSENGERS
Fer steamer Colorado. N Young r Rice, Rodgers

Steamer Vslotiptde. ON Aexand ia reports Rel Rive
low aud falling fast.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-30

sank of the L. :. of Pennsylvania.
The late crash at the East has impair
I public confidence in this institution,
Ugh we discover If is far from being
Froyed, as some Of the enemies of the
ank we're disposed at first TO believe
BE annexed article from the Baltimore
aroniele denotes a favorable turn in
1a-c sentiment.
I'VE havo never been the apologists
The United States Bank, but we con-
e gives us pleasure TO see how COM
eieiy II has sustained itself in Europe,
',- we feel the utmost confidence that
! vi come out of all its difficulties in
le United States with perfect triumph.
ao'as the securities of the States for.
sad, ten or twelve millions of dol
- which, IN the present condition of
Y money market are unavailable-bu
l.eh, It cannot be denied, will ultimate
oe realised. This is the chief source
all its difficulties.
y lis negotiation with the Bank of
gland for sum variously stated at
~ haif million to million and
~ o. dollars, it was sustained by the
20 credit of houses worth, at least,
A.t millions OF dollars. Whom it can
anand the aid of such security, is il
| FepoSierous to say il is broken?
ne particular circumstances of the
oo;aIned by Mr.. Jaudon, from the
n q England, are stated in the New
american 70 have been that Mr..
-40n would receive fI0o.00O for a
N and 100000 for SO days, in or
!" allow time for the arrival of the
-a' western. That vessel, which
y Isl on the Esd of Sept, and would
III England in the first week OF Oc-
- carried out, it is understood, two
lis OF stocks of the State of Penn
ma and from fS0o, 600 to 81 ,OO0,-I
pecie, on account of the Bank of
sA'ed States Under the circun-
- "a which Mr. Jaudon was placed
u. % be doubted that this PennsyI-
sock would be received at rate
mutually stipulated. as security for
lance of the Bank of England;
Nj together with the specie sent,
= Is believed enable Mr.. Jaudon
~ al the bills drawn from this side.
qiis. we are assured, have been
sey the Bank of the United States
ae 9Th Of August: so that. by
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-30
Canton Races.

TEyHE races over the Canton Course
4 will commence on Wednesday the
Goth day Of December next, and will
continue four days
day mile heats-purse, $500
2 day mile heats-purse, 200
5 day l mile heats, Proprietor's
purse, 200
day a SweePstake; single dash of a
mile, free for any Horse, Mare or Geld
ing.
On Tuesday, the day previous to the
above races, a Sweepstake, for untried
three year oIds. Entrance 500 in good
money-half forfeit-to name and close
the evening previous TO the race.
Rule of the Old Club to govern.
WALTON & LEAGUE,
PToprietOrs.
NJ. LEAGUE, Secretary.
Kosciosko, Benton, and Raymond pa
Pers-coPy.
Nov. so. 1839.-td.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-30

The New York Star thus speaks of
the operation Of affairs in that city
"Evcry State in the Union, more or
less, purchases of New York. and the
city has debtors in every State. One
case occurred yesterday, and it is only
one out of a hundred, which is a practi-
cal illustration OF the times. A mer-
chant from the interior OF Pennsylvania
arrived here with - 900 In Pennsylya-
MIA money; he called on jobbing house
and said, ..you have my note for 1000,
It will be due in a few days, but, am
ready to pay it, provided you are will
ling to take Pennsylvania money! Il
cannot take that money! said the Iobber,
sunless you allow the discount of ten
per cent" 81 cannot do that said the
merchant, "because this money will pay
$4,000 which owe in Philadelphia, and
If you will not take it at par, must re-
turn to Philadelphia, pay my debt there,
make my purchases, and 90 homer In
this way merchants and tobbers cannot
collect their debts nor sell their goods,
and the issue of the present state of
things will be, that Philadelphia and Bal
tlmore will transact the business which
New York heretofore has done, as long
as the exchange between the cities is so
ruinously high"
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-30

Lambeth / ThozaPsou
James 81 Gill, 81 u
Rf virtue Of the allows STATE cases %
II me directed By the ho1orasss ezr-
cult court United States for the Southern
District Of Mississippi. shall expose u
public sale. fo- cash. before the Court
house door IN the sown OF Canion-
On The First Monday IN -Nerrrz5sr isSs-
The following Negro saves - nit
Nelson. Cisley. Lncsnda- Frank Moses
Caroline. Suref. FL, Jack an1 Iane- and
a lot of Coston- part Of ~h2eh = o@A~S4~
Also
OA the Fourth Nosday IN Ngr~Hter isSs.
The following described tract Of sarst-
TO wIt--Hess half, north-xess euarEsr-
section four township ten. range toar-
east; the west half Of soush-wesr guar
ter, and south half southwest quarter G.
section thIrty-tbree. township ten, range
four. east; east half Of southeast quar-
ter of section thirty-1wo, township ten
range four, east
Levied on as the property OF Sanatzel
BIllingsley. and viii BE sold t. SATISFY
plaintiffs debt and cost
Nm GNfN. N1rskaf-
BIZ j. F. Ceos. Dps
Oct 20,
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the first week in NoSelnber, ali the lia-
bilities Of Sir. Jaudon, under this head.
will be at an end.
II will be agreeable though mol unex-
pected, to those who know SIR. Joudon
personally, to find by the testimony of
the London journals, that, in the difficult
position in which he has been placed, his
discretion, judgment, and energy have
attracted the respect of all brought into
contact with him.
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NOTICE is hereby given that | will, at
~ the December term, 1889, of The
Probate Court of Madison county, pre-
sent my account for final settlement and
allowance on the estate OF Reuben Hol-
loway, deceased, all who are interested II
a final settlement Of said estate can attend
if think proper.
JOHN HOLLOWAY,
administrator.
Nov. so. 1879 47-50
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No 1ItE.
RY virtue of an order from the hon
D orabls the Probate Court of Madl-
son county, shall offer for sale on the Ist
day of January, IS4o- on the plantation
recently occupied by Rees and Lewis
Corzine, The individual interest Of Rees
Corzine, deed, in and to a number of
Likely Negroes, Horses, Mules, Stock.
Farming utensils, &c. And also the in
dividual personal estate of said dec d on
a credit OF nine months the purchaser
will be required TO give bond with APP
proved security
HaICU'T Afford, Adm,r-
With the will annexed of
REEs CogzINE, decd
November 50, 1889. $50
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TAILORING.

yEvHE undersigned begs leave TO in
n form the citizens of Canton and Vi
cinity, that he has returned, and common
ced the TAILORING BUSINESS in the
store lately occupied by Messrs. Cash,
Cox, 81 Co. He feels thankful for past
favors and solicits continuation of pub
lie patronage.
H.F. CLINGAN.
Nov. AZ. 1gsq-st~
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NIARsHALs SALE.

MA42sHAL-s SALE
U,ssed StGies Great Court ~ s-ra $50
Martin Pleasant & Co
A rmstead Branckrs O. alas "a
Administrators,
DY virtue OF the above s...ed cas- %
- me directed by the honOrabls car
cult court United States, for the Southern
District of Mississippi. shall expose TO
public sale, for cash, before the Gear
house door in the town OF Csnt0n.
On The First Monday IN Dses,5-- Iess.
The following Negroes, to WIKI
ry, Sophia and child. and Jim
Levied on as the property % defend
ant and will be sold to satisfy pl.Isriss
debt and cost.
W.. GWIN. Marshal.
BIZ w. J. NOEsxSr. d-ussfg
Nov. 20, 46-47 pr Zee SIS
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

z WILL expose to sale TO the highest
= bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town Of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On tie 6ih day Of January, 1910,
One House and Lot in the town of Madi-
sonyille, number three, agreeable to the
town plot. Sold to satisfy the taxes of
z. w. Smallwood, for 1888.
]. II. VANNOY, 4. d C..
Nov. 80, 47-52 Pr fee Sc
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w HIG PREDICTIONS AND THEIR FULFIL
MENT.-The most careless observer of
the monetary affairs of our country can
not fail to be struck with the signal ac-
curacy with which most of the predic-
tons made by the leading Wing mem
bers of Congress at the time Of the re-
moYal of the deposites have been full
filed When the contamination Of that
hIgh-handed measure of Executive ty-
ranny was announced TO Congress, its
halls rang with denunciations Of the act,
and many voices proclaimed the conse-
quences which would ensuc from this
tampering, by unskilful hands, with the
financial interests of the country
These predictions were laughed at, de-
rided by an ignorant and unprincipled
majority. For two years things went on
apparently well-the banks were seem
ingly safe and sound-produce Of all
kinds commanded a good price-the ag-.
ricultural and CONNIE rcial interests were
said to be in condition as prosperous as
the most sanguine could expect or wish
= the administration presses boosted
that the Wing prophecies had failed,
and that the Wing panic had proved a
false alarm. But did they not reckon
Without tDeIF most. nave HOT the events
of the last three years brought with
them a fulflment OF every prediction
that was made? Where is now that CON
fdence among men which formerly pre-
vailed? Where is that steadiness in the
value of the staple articles of the coun-
try which once existed ?-Gone. Instead
of confidence we have doubt and dis
trust. Instead Of steadiness in the value
of the great stape articles of the ccun-
try, we have changes and fluctuations;
and, instead of q .'uniform and sound |
currency We have disordered exchan- |
ges and the notes OF suspended or totter-
ing banks. That this has been produc-
ed, in great degree, by the unskilful
interference of the Federal Govern
ment with the affairs of the country, few
men of candor will doubt. Causes be- |
yond the control Of this country may
have operated to some extent in bring |
ing about this state of affairs, but they |
could not have produced the disastrous
effects under which we are now suffer
ing, unless they had been aided by the |
suicidal policy of our General Govern |
ment; nor will a complete cure for our
disease be found until we Danish from
our confidence the political quacks by
whose nostrums it was engendered.-I
Petersburg Int.
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RY virtue of the above stated cases
3 - TO me directed, viii expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the door of the
Courthouse 10 the town of Canton,
On the Si1th day Of January 1910,
The whole interest of defendant league
in and to a certain tract or parcel ofland
known as the Canton Race Course, stu
ated IN township nine, range three, east;
and comprising part OF the vest half OF
the southeast quarter of section nine
teen; and part Of the west half Of the
northeast quarter Of section thirty.
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated cases.
). HAMBLEN, SA,G
BIZ JESSE BRowN, Dep'g
Nov 30, 47-52 Pr fee S18]
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HE1akEG tsz<u4-s-
Haas @.gaerm#af
Can-oa. Sas- - re-a
TIVE Reg.aseass cesael.E So -
u p xsie. = Dhvssea. 81 s~-se~
Nslili.. So rara4se t1r h~-~ aa.s D.
~ the tias=s AL $3.50 s. 49, 80
Ts- @5sa. or t.al- ls.trs.ss's g 49,.
y CaEioa. en- S.s1rfsv sa~ - last
The z5zh- or Ca S,aaass e. Sea-. 81
Benton o. Ueslasss.ltv - RTea as-
Tae 20. az 60 st-s's - nsas -
Lex,n<toa. on Sssz-ssnx sA@ 49,
TIE -. or Co 49, -af. e.
VlcsS5arx. al H-iaesszs "a aEsA -
semh=r-
IT, a.. o. c. S.AT'. - -
= Princ-.an. q 1elass5s. IL 1s-a 81
De--anb-r.
Tas o~ce-s sn1 aaa-raan $50
ofsce-s - e2Sa Es- a-as s-~-s -
sheir resFectse R-xmzu. 49,
=ralsrs,s. o. IA- - a-evaazs $50 $3.50
TIE Rsxzw- Ess s1sssnesen aa4 Ara
TIE e-Sa..- >zs.Ts - "a $3.50
a esq Haacs -Esass1 A. es.arasss "a -
a. dlreess-
- ozazs cf 49, tss Cess.
WE ENS
l. - BENNETT. Aas-za-E's als.
Nov 3 1883 *&
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Virgil 4. Stewart has published in the
St. Francisville, (La.) Chronicle, an Ad-
dress to the citizens of Mississippi in
which he accuses his countrymen of ILL
berality, ingratitude and injustice in the
construction generally placed upon his
motives. In few days we may pub
lish it-rather an interesting document
Nat. C0ur
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-30

FLOUR, RICE, SUGAR, &c.
HUST received and for sale,
a. 4 barrels good old Monongahala whis-
key,
barrls Holland Gin,
10 barrels Flour.
Barrels Sugar,
/ fierce Rier,
% Boxes Segars,
1000 lbs Bacon,
90 pieces Begging and Rope.
We wish to purchase a quantity of
good Hides. for which a fair price will
be given. J. d. SCOTT, & Co.
Nov. so, I839.-tf
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PosTPo<ENIFST.

The sale Of the above described prop
erty Is hereby postponed until the Ers-
Monday IN December.
". II. GWIN. 1ETrsxa}.
BT j. r CooE- DfH'g-
Nov. 80 49-48 Pr fee Sf7l
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Ii is said that plaster of Gum Alba
Man, applied to the chest, cures the
whooping cough.
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Tx coLLEcToR,s sALE

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
II WILL expose to sale to the highest
= bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town Of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On the 9Th day Of January, 1910,
One House and Lot in the town of Madi-
sonville, number one, agreeable TO the
town plot. Sold TO satisfy the taxes of
Fleming 81 Bennett for 1897.
]. Fl. VANNOY, Il. e. C.
Nov. 80, 47-52 [Pr fee S8l
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TRUSTEES SALE
Ely virtue of a Deed of Trust execU-
tied to the subscriber, by Matthew c.
Cayce and Ramsay NJ. Cox, dated 3rd
February, 1887, and duly recorded IN
the Probate Clerks Office of Madison
county, for the purposes therein express
ed. | will proceed TO sell at the town of
Canton, on Monday the 25th day of No
vember next, to the highest bidder for
cash, the following lands and apPurte-
nances, 10 wit
The north half of the cast half ofthe
northeast quarter Of section thirty ,
also the north half of the west half OF
the north east quarter Of section twenty
nine, all IN range three east, containing
eighty acres more less. which viii be
sold for the payment Of certain notes
mentioned IN said deed OF trust | VIII
make to the purchaser such title as Is
vested in me-
". d. HENRY.
Oct. e5th, 1889.
POSTPONENEET
The sale of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the first
Moaday .in December 1882
W.D. HENRY
Nov. 80. 1889. 42-4s
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE
UpY virtue of an order from the hon.
AS able the Probate Court of Madison
county, made at the November term,
1889, we will offer for sale
On Friday The ION Of January 1910,
al the residence of Henry L. Douglass,
deceased, four miles east of MadisonviIle,
all the personal property belonging to
said Douglass, eceased-consisting in
part Of the following articles, TO wit:
Twelve Likely Negroes;
One Wagon and Harness;
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Fatten-
inc. ard Stock hogs.
Corn and Fodder, Farming
utensils.
Beds Of a superior quality, household
and Kitchen furniture; and various 9th
er articles to tedious to mention.
On credit of nine months. the pur-
chaser giving bond and approved securi-
VIM E; DOUGLASS, I Adm,rs.,
WM. HALL,
of Fl. L. DOUGLASS, deed.
Novernbfr N 1890
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SALT zALT.l

FINAL SETTLEMENT
- Office IS hereby given thar Ne MI
at the December term, 1889. q the
Probate Court of Nadisoa coa8tv. pre-
sent our account for final settlement and
allowance on the estate Of JOAN Stephens
deceased. where all interested in \ 1nai
settlement Of said estate can -,sen5 II
they think proper
JOHN STONE. AFm'r
CATTLE STEPHENS, 4Ez--
Nov 10, 1882 $50
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sHERIFFs SALE.

Madison eireHit ooHrt-lEag Terra 1870
On slsas pl-zsas s. f.
Ia CLARK
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ming down." with this terrible disease ha
was restored to health and is again able TO
labor n, his accustomed business he says
"Morlson's Pills saved mo-"
SICK HEAD AC4ES.
Where The persons had been afl cted with
i, TO- days, weeks. and years, almost all al
the time, or were subj to It two or three
times per week, have ~ numerous instances
been entirely cured by u.ing Motison's
Pills, petsevcringly, upon every r'cutrenc"
of'hr disease as we are informed by La.
DIES who have. tried them
Now TO close with, we caution yon VIII"
wish to be cured. not TO go to druggist
for III $ medicine they do not have the gen
une Plls; bo' only of our advertised sub
Agents and see nat The pnckcis are signed
in toriijng bv PANGBoRN & BRINsMAiD VIII"
are stat" Agents.
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAID.
Gro. TAYLOR. 6t Wall 81. New York, Is
II - Aoent
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bad that they looked like raw beef, aud
were covered with scars: but after taking
n 25 cen, box OF your pills, the dead SKIN
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SuMMIM HUI. Jan, 12. 1888.

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GEO HnOFTS.
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Stone House for sale.

TENfIE subscriber off.rs for sale The now
L. and elegant hammered stone house
a whole CITY lot, and framed house nne
story aud half The PR m'ses are oca'ed
on Cherry street nrar IN" Stone Church in
Burlinglon. Gentlemen wishing to pur-
chase will please call soon, as the subsctl.
her intends 10 sell III" first day 1T June
next. without fail. The above premises
are free and clear of nil incumbrances.
REUBEN BUTLER.
Burlington. Dc. % 1893.
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New YuRK. April1 |. 1888.

NEW YoRK. AprII I. 1888.
Mr. w Mnffa,-Srr: ! have been affl cied
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myself completely cured, Yours 'rnv.
JOHN TENNENT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-12
MAucu CHUNK, Jan. II, 1885.

Mr. Moffat- Sir. | am most happy to send
you through your agent, Mr.. White. a few
lines relative TO your excellent Life Medicines.
For length ol''imc have been complaining
Of an infection Of the liver. and tried much
medicine, but found ma relief. uill cot"ucmc.
ed with ynnis. have now taken nearly two
bottles Of ynurPhCuIX B,ucrs, and am pleas.
ed to state that find myself fat recovering
rom long and lingering complaint.
Respectfully. yours, &c,