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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
From Me Shelbg Neios.
40 prssldant &c..

General Harrison arrived ia Shelby
last Thursday on his way from Frank
lofl to Louisville According 10 prow
Gus arrangement the citizens Of tn
county were notified by the firing Of the
cannon IN he morning that he was ex.
peeled on that day, They came flock
ing in, without distinction of party, and
oy II O'Clock, the town was literally
crowded. Old soldiers, and the children
and grand children Of those 'who had
poured out blood like water on tire
ground in defence Of thor country.
came TO greet, in the person Of their,
and their sJres' beloved General the Pre-.
sldenl elect Of the United State.
The meeting was one of intense feel
ing. The trials, the difficulties, and dan.
gers through which Gen. Harrison had
successfully, yicJoriously led them, broke
nPou the recollection Of the old soldiers
Nth all the freshness Of events Of the
pa sing moment They remembered the
oi,s aud pryations Of the north western
campaign, which he had endured with
them They saw again the wilderness
country, Of itself appalling because of its
: entire destl Apn OF all that was necessa.
: ry TO support civilized man, through
which he had iriumphanlly led Their
against the enemies Of our country.
Party distinctions were forgotten auc
the whole crowd, as with Que impulse
r moved forward to salute hira. Judge +
D +. Wilson, in behalf of the citizens O
the county and town, assured him o
the cordial welcome with which the,
received him, in a few brief remarks.
The General in reply said: That "th
! movement of the people told him h
j was welcome. tie iclt under great obi
gaIlons them for this renewed evidenc
OF their kindness towards him That HI
had on a former occasion experience,
the kindness aud confidence OF Sheb,
d county That in one ofthe most irwin.
, moments Of his life, some Of the mobiles
sous of Shelby, prompted by their owl
ardent patriotism, had left their families
. had torn themselves from all the endear
$ ments Of home, and came to his assis
!. lance. One Of hem, said he. Col Abran
O Owen, fell fighting valantly by his side
and another, Msier S. W. White, wa
Z wounded ID tho same baille--the batl,
OF Ilppeeanoe. But this was mol all
!, Shelby county, during the last war hal
3 sent more volunteer soldiers into The ar
|. my than any other county in the Who'll,
Union.
He said II he fet more indie btod to an,
one State than another, that State wa
g kentucky; and to one county Than toano
r tier, that county was Old Sisl6gi III
then took leave Of the multitude, morn
lng them that he would return to Shsbv
= vile ON Saturday;aul proceeded cu &
i the roslieaco OF Col, c. S. Todd, fo,,.s ~
d BY an Immense crowd, Us tue Co,ea.
r. with his characteristic generosity hs.
!, gwen general invitation to those win
had a desire to 90 out and dine with h,
General.
d Va Friday We als informed, a com
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

DIED ol On Tho lo.h Is uT..'
" City, JAMES RAlSGy, E,s ~,
year Of bis age.
The deceased was for ,s,,ni
worthy and esteemed ciiI,s, ~. :,
county and bis death i'a .our,, !. |,
regret aud sadness, to eli who .,.,
A kind and fast friend, b, s,.,.,
love Of alli on ailsctionaic and A.
father, he secured the respect ,oi y.
lasting love Of his children. |, I,
death society has lost a valued m,..,.
and his family sustained an injury u,s
40 time can repair.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26


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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

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Hi Hf HflHaa Efsf Haa bmsI
mihisifai0oa lbs daglHnnni hss basn
aa.ha H slieasy aai 10 usefulness
We're 81 uoi laf fhe pfUWagi II lia tpss
u restoration to ns wfmHf condition.
with sagh improvements "a CO.. progress
Of ihe country demands lt would la Linz
Ihi ill functions Wrfg supet Isi by
pdga'e enterprise There Ia n8 olhaf
depaUm 90 Of Government with which
Che op'o are brought s1 immediately
Boz eoailel. aul mono which W loudly 10.
mauds NO unspflug bosom Of felYrm
I The nan ~ lti head must MOI be- mere
politician w. must bra practical bu
i HfHNH# ttANf Witf NtfH NNIttN ~ tAHF tt'
whole complicated system, and 10 ~
/ gesl the necessary correction OF ita abb
sss with the ability 90 apply 10 them
y Tho experience oI more thaa eight ycaf'
past confirms Zoe truth Of he above CO.
nar.t During thh' period the Pos
/ 0b., has been q m3rs engine IN the
hands 81 tha Executive, 10 bg used co.
the plfposeso. pary The consequence
Is lis general dersng and failure
TO accomplish lhe ends OF its establish
meni Tie transmission Of intelligence,
over the country with safety, rapiditl
and punctualiy We trust, however
that the day Of reform $ not IafoiE il
the meanwhile, our disoppolntments MAJ
be borne with the greater patience, 'rou
the assurance lhar better regulations ar,
soon to be introduced and all cause o
complaint rcmoyed,--N 0 Bulletin,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
treaty with Texas.

The New York Conner states upon
the authority Of DR.. NcCauey, OF Bal
tlmore, who WAS passenger in The
Great Western, that Lord PaImerston
and Gen Hamilton, he Pleuipolenliarv
for Texas, had agreed aud concluded
upon The proloctol orcaty, recognizing
on the part OF Great Britain, the sose
reignty and independence Of the replb-
lie Of Texas; the treaty likewise pro
1ldes rllec.ually Cor the mstiation Of
'sng.aud. procuring an immediate paci-
i'ratoa between Texas aud Mexico, and
lor he eNblishnon, Of we'll defined
bombay iu heteaeu he tVo republics.
This lalosmutoa was communicated to
Dr.. NtCauley, fen source 10 be re-
lied upon, jus' at the moment of his d.
parture. Il this turns on {, 10 correct.
1t will have mos lmpoftaD influence
upon the future career Of the "slngle
star.n-Bah. Sun.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

"GETTlNG DRIVE OUT OF THE Bull"
Every body has heard this phrase, but
we never knew ltso literally illustrated
as II recently has been. not thousand
miles from ilblon, Orleans county. 4
Wing IN that vicinity had an Ugly, IN
manageable bull, which he sold loa loco
ioco neigbbor for his note OF $50, paS-
abe when Gen. Harrison vas eifced
Presdenl--the purchase drove the Bull
home. The loco, after few DAYS
ownership, finding the brute trouble
some piece Of property, drove him 10 a
Wing neighbours and thcn sold him for
a no.e oil ,eifiy, payable whea Van B1-
ren was reelected President. The up.
shot of the mater is. that our loco foco
friend is under obiiga ions 10 pay thirty
dollars, wl han any thing 10 show Tor It
except wo drives out OF the Bull
Buffalo Commercial.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

Well old Mr. Christmas with his usu.
al punctuality has looked in upon us
again. lie is one Of The few persons
whose visits may be confidently expect
ed. Come wet or dry, warm or Geld,
calna or tempest, he is sure to come, and
his exhlllrating presence is certain TO
create around him, lesliyiiy aud mirth.
Boys, wa'h your faces, put on your best
clothes, and visit your sweei.hearts, for
they are sure to be in a good humor
But mind, while we are honored with the
presence Of our august aud venerable
friend, let not your hlarity degenerate
into the unscemly revel. Keep as SO
Der as you can. He may take his de-
parturc IN few days, as he has many
calls TO make, and may leave you SICK
and sorry. "Whensoeyer 10 drink yor
are inelised,n &c. Remember--bu,s stop
we do no, intend to read you a homily--
all we would say is, lie sure you reco
lect, all Of you, TO send us Christina,
gin.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
. case for the New Admlnis ration.

A few months ago The lost Office AT
Pulaski, in this State, was vacated bv
the resignation OF the old incumbent,
Mr. John k lergor, Thore were two
applicants for tho vacancy, both, at the
lime, understood o be the supporters Of
The ruling administration, aud both back
cd by their particular friends without
reference to politics Mr.. Jacob Shall,
gentleman OF uneXceplonabIo charac.
Tor and business qualifications. properly
enough, received the appointment, aod
no exception was taken thereto until it
was discovered by some of his Van Blu
rem naighbors thai he had voted for Zip.
poesnoe and Tyler too - Thercapoa
Shat vas rcmgUed and his old Compel
,ot fof ae office, a MIR. Mccormack
"the bet6r democrat Of the two"-pa-
God in his stead! A large number Of the
citizens Of Pulaski, Justly ind gnan al
this proscripiive and ,ndctive exercise
Of the removing power, have publicly
protested against the whole proceeding
las wholly unwarranted in its inception
and auli-repubican IN It's tendencies. -
We hold il, clear case for the action oil
the new administration
Nashville Wing.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26


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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

The average majority IN be ra
see counties is Is to |.
The aycrage majority in the Kenukl
counties IS 81 10 l.
Hlz1a! Tor Old Kentucky. Let our
trends just inform Us WHIT is AIMED at,
pr what IauiabIe object is to be accom-
p.Is %, my word Tor it, Old Kentucky
viii be found in the front rank.
DANIEL BOONE.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

We have received the Presidents Mes.
sage, but TOO late for publication or cum
mcnt this week
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

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E.ls HIaIU Hf|Hf m H1aIH b.
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s..4 Hh.H f eoaNa Itn'I he found
Hss 8I FsfIs HI'bial.et
toll ih HUH an4 IHft u Nham De-
t0tIaflsl8rei, ao.0aeIitaIY,Bp ua hii 10.
laaaa. aul afterwards ommiaiy The
nuHIa IF ths different bools nm8Hh'
NE M lhu6 on fa8f baadwd. wefa ibsn
matched lH. ln double fle, Introduced
b1t rniha3 and hobHuA Nv taking be-
Fra id-ul elect ef Zee Ua.lei States by
tls h,ad
1he cheerful, glowing counienances
Of lhs children, exhibited their great
qualification, and their plaauei whilr
tbey were delighted bv the Hf'.c pleas
'au'rlcs which General Harrison iniu.ged
. Ju during the interesting core ony d
ttrir intlalRe 0aH Atetf Hs tha crowd
wli.rhh8f ssseub II boo jbn street, rH.
|i1 Il wers many I'D soldiers vhlUe
been with Son. iarsan dafu u
part of risAos n,luI career, ~ BED ub
/ tho housa3Wtre introduced. and passed
out When oae OF bis old soldiers wh.
had served VIII him in Wayue's cam
paigu took bin by thehand and remark
General, kanuckisns never "iR
lgiorioudy Gcd," when commanded by
YOU The General replied "No! fh'
llffeaest difficulty in commanding the
''ffRen sassians, ! found r. be in restraining
lheSsfrom dashiggaloo recklessly int
battle"
We could relate several little incident
worthy Of notice, II our limits permitted
as II Isl however wc will have TO rcrrsn
/ lie left between 2 and $ o'clock for Lou
isyille
The Hon. john VI 4arfon was or
Friday last, elected SdHAfor of tie Uni
! tod States from .he 4lh Of March next
Daaro were only rwo names announce
~. "a 81 NJ, Berrian, and Of NJ. II Nj
Ulster The tormor received 1853 votes
the latter III catering, 9 gotes.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
posrpoNEMENT'

posrPoNEMENr' ...a ots.
~, sale Of the above l. .,,I ,Ss E''
o.r,v VI !, he hereby postpone, '0'i' ~
Monday 10 '' s HAuBLEN, Sj itso's
BY ]. T. Hera' s gsg'
Dec. "a, oI-o'
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

ALSO - One Negro WYNN" a, the
and Two children. Levied On %
Levied on as the properly - plaintiffs
debt aud cost uRTEN, SGV',
By ]. 7. HETH' nv
Do. 1850
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

We could relate several little incidents
worthy Of notice, II our limits permitted /;
as IL is. however wc will have 10 refrain
lie left between 2 and s o'clock for Lou
isyilie.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

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Iu ouf onlra, .haurg lt.H fhHeHF
ho.Fsyt, We 'aa.Irn
publication dly OH r1u..'un
!. ogbioav wedding -no. bNoa 'h.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21
PROPOSALS
For publishing IN the City Of Mobile, q
aoeekzy paper to be called

For Publishing IN the City Of Mobile, a
aOeekly paper to be called
THE BANNER OF REFORM.
NNHE paper viii be devoted exclusively to
l. Politics. Its object will be to promote
the election of General WILLIAM HENRY
HARRISON, of Ohio, and Gov. JOHN TY-
LER, of Virginia, to the Offices of President
and Vice President of the United States. To
effect this result, it needs only that FACTS be
submitted to the people. This will be the OBJ
iect of the Banner-to disseminate among the
people correct political information-to tell
them PLAIN TRUTHS, which win enable
them to understand fully, and decide correctly
on the great questions which now agitate the
country. twill with fearlessness and honesty
defend the character of General Harrison from
the base SANDERS ofthe Van Buren, press; and
show fIom authentic documents that his prin-
ciples, his character and his talents, are such
as render him eninently worthy the support of
the true democratic republican freemen of this
country. 1t win expose the errors, the corrup-
tons, the treachery, the prohigacy and the
despotic principles of the present administra-
ton. In short, it viii labour for the triumph OF
the WING CAUSE, and the prostration Of
locofocoism-for the election of the HON
EST FARMER OF NORTH BEND,
and the defeat Oft the willy demagogue of Kin
derhook.
The first number win be issued on the first
of May next and if sufficient encouragement
is given, viii be continued weekly thereafter,
till the Presidential election in November
Terms. Single subscribers 81.
Any person or club paying $5 win be en-.
titled to 3 copies.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21
TRUST SALE,
for Real Estate Moneu

for Real Estate Money.
DY virtue of Deed in Trust executed by
ID Ewing F. Calhoun to the subscriber,
which is duly recorded in the Probates Clerks
Office of Lowndes County, in Book no. IL,
pages, POT, 20S, 200, and 30, to secure the
payment of promissory note in said deed
mentioned, | VIII sell fer the notes Real Es-
tate Banking Company of Columbus) at pub
lie Auction at the Court House door in the
town of Columbus, on Saturday,
the 9th day of June, 1910,
The following Lots in the town of Columbus,
known as part of Lot no. ten, In square num-
Der three, north of Main Street, commencing
at a point SO feet south ofthe north west cor.
ner ofsaid lot on Market street, running thence
southwardly with Market street fifty four feet
thence eastwardly parallel with Main street
sixty SIX feet, thence northwardly parallel with
| Market street, 81 feet, thence westwardly par.
aiel with Main Street, GO feet to the beginning
Also, Lot no. nine, in square no. four, and Io
no. two, in square no. eight, south of MAR
Street, according to the plan of the town o
Columbus.
Sale during the usual hours.
Such title only will be conveyed as is vested
IN me as Trustee.
Dated, Columbus, May 80, 1910.
OVID P. BROWN,
ids. prsf Cd.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of a certain deed in trust execu-
AD ted to me on the 10th day of June, A. ID.
1910, and duly recorded, to secure the pay
ment Of certain note therein mentioned to
Samuel f. Butterworth, will sen to the high
est bidder, at the Court House in the County
of LOwndes, on
tie 18th day Of January, nert,
for cash, all and singular, the following desert
bed lands, situate and being in the County of
Lowndes aforesaid, and designated as follows
viz: The north half and the south east quarter
and the east half Of the south west quarter of
section number seventy three, and the south
west quarter Of the south east quarter of sec
ton number fourteen, Also, the north east Or,
and he east half of the north west quarter,
and the east half of the south west quarter of
section number twenty six, all in township no.
seventeen south, of range number eighteen,
west, containing go acres more or less Of
land. Together with all and singular, the
SUPPLEMENTS and crops now growing thereon,
and all the appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Sale to take place within legal hours.
p. b. STARKE.
Trustee.
july IA. 1S4O-prf S40
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

RY virtue ola certain decd in trust, dated
H December 9Th, "A. ID. 1889, made by Will
liam Woodward of Noxubee County, to me
Eli Abbott, to secure the payment of certain
note therein mentioned, TO Samuel F. Butter
worth, viii sell to the highest bidder, for cash
at the Court House IN the town of Columbus,
on the 10th day Of August, A. ID. 1910, all and
singular, the following described property, to
wit
An undivided half Of a certain lot or parcel
of land in the town of Columbus, State OF
Mississippi, with the buildings thereon, execu-
ted, known and designated in the plan Of said
town, as that portion of lot number five, in
square number two, beginning at the south
east corner Of said square, with Market street,
running thence twenty two feet west on Main
Street, thence back said lot northwardly sixty
feet, thence eastwardly twenty two feet, par
ae with Main Street to Market Street, thence
with Market Street to the beginning, being
north OF Main Street.
Sale viii take place between 10 O'Clock, A
NJ, and Up. nj. on said day.
L. ABBOTT,
Trustee
July l4-pr 7 80.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21

UY virtue of Deedin Trust executed
Id by Richard Henry Browne, to the
subscriber, which is duly recorded in the
Probate Clerks Office of Lowndes county
in Book no. IA, pages Al, 40 and 43, to
secure the payment of promissory note
in said deed mentioned, viii sell at public
auction at the court house door in the town
of Columbus,
on the 3rd day Of August 1910.
the following negroes to wit +: Shepherd
a man aged about 80 years, George aged
about % years, William son of Judy aged
Is years, Nancy aged about Is and Solo.
man young man aged about 20 years.
Sale during the usual hours, Such IT,
tie only will be conveyed as is vested in
me as Trustee.
OVID P. BROWN.
Trustee,
Dated Columbus July 18th 1910.
st prsf. IS.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIEF1S SALE.
DY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias
I'D issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of Lowndes County, and to me directed,
will sell for cash, at the Court House door In
Columbus, on Monday the
third dag Of august neat
the following property, to wit:
Part oflot number one square number three,
north Main street bounded as follows, viz, COM
mencing on the north west corner of said lot,
number l, square number 3, running thence
66 feet east parallel with Main street, thence
south % feet thence west 66 feet thence north
% feet to The beginning.
Also, the undivided interest IN and to part
of lot number two, In square number three
north of Main street and east of Market street
bounded as follows, commencing on the north
west corner of lot numbered as aforesaid, and
thence running east parallel with Main street
66 feet, thence south and parallel with Market
street "a feet, thence west 66 feet thence nortf
"a feet to the beginning.
| Levied on as the property of John M. Kirl
to satisfy said fl fas In favor of Reading S
Blount and others.
| Sale within the hours prescribed by Law
Dated the Sd July, 1910.
p. M. GRANT,
Sheriff of Lo1ondeS COUNTY
n
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Idly virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa.
ID cias, and Venditioni Evponas, is
sued by the clerk of the circuit court of
Lowndes county, and to me directed,
will sell for cash, at the court House door
in Columbus, on Monday the
Sigth day fully merit,
the following property, to wit:
Negroes, Alexander, Keziah, Anna,
and her child, August, Mason, May, Vi
ney, and two children, Tenor and her
child, Alfred, Philip, Kenda, Hamlet,
Frank, Lucy, Elisha and Martha.
Also, Lots, number four and FIVE in Block
number one, north of Main street Column
bus, on which is situated the Eagle Ho.
tel. Also, part of Lot number z, sec.
II, township Is, range, 16, beginning at a
stake 90 feet E. of the Bank of the Tom.
bigby river, thence running north 63 feet
E. 179 feet to the line of section number
Is, thence running north 8 feet, west 1O3
feet, thence running west parallel with
the first line 220 feet to stake within II
feet of the river bank, which ID feet is re.
served for Public Highway, thence run
ming down the bank of the river IO3 feet
to the place of beginning, being the same
on which the Ware House of Akin &
Gibbs stands.
Also, one undivided half of Lots 1, Ill,
IL, and ID, and one half of lot Is, all in
square o, North of Main Street, being the
same on which the Gin Factory of C. S.
Akin SZ Co stands
Levied on as the property Of James
Jones & Cyrus S. Aiken, TO satisfy said
writs in favor ofthe Tombigby Rail Roac
Company and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated the 9th, May 1910.
P. M. GRANT. Sheriff of
Lowndes county
ids. prs. fee, $500.
Postponement. The sale ofthe above men
toned property has been postponed until Mon
day, the Goth day of July inst.
P. NJ. GRANT, Sheriff
Lowhdes County
July,7th. 1910. prsf. $40.