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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

Worth makes the man, the want Of i
the fellow; ,$,s6 Il ;5c I.......,,4
The rest is all but leather or prunella.n
The piteous lamentations of the las
Gazette. over the gross deception practi.
sed upon the three ..poor" Germans, ha.
set the locos of this place to wailing like
so many prairie dogs. We hav'nt time
just now, or we would adduce proof con
elusive that there is too, much real worth
among the g DutchD to sanction thes do.
-ings Of the ofice-holders in this city,:
More anon. eyt'7g ..H9
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
s27s.oa 90
$500 IS
25 90
l.3.24l co
l,s365O
sI5.323 Is

n. ,$l5.323 Is
Here is practical. s. Democracyr The
little sum Of Sl3,24l 90 paid for Look.
ing Glasses and lamps for one house,
and that the house ofthe great head "De-
mocrat" of the nation! IS su }yrs
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

3 sg. S. sUPERFINt FIX UR.
~. bbls. superfne flour. for sale, 81
LtlDr 4GAgfdH at CH'a Ne4MIE's
may "A ~ ou
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

~ TRY THEM! = 'ss
A GNEW'SS UNIVERSAL I, VEGETABLE,
"a, PILLS. Said t., be a, sure cure for Fever
md Ague. For sale by a t,t..s.,s7f,sss ~ b
,.,s,... III 4. BRIDGMAN. 81. PARTRIDGE,f
.oaghesy Agents for the Proprietors
Aug eff abr ge 10
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
,sSTsaWr gRNgsyg :

"A GENERAL assortment Of Staple and Fan
~ CIV NEW GOODS, at new prices, FOR sale
or cash CT country produce, by the new firm
Il ls5i El;ts WALKER IL HOPKINS,
At the new town Of FoRT MADIsoS
+. a % -4a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

And now on. this day comes the said Charles
l., Cope, and files his petition against Sophia
Cope for divorce, and it appearing 10 the salts
faction of the Court that the. said Sophia Cope
is nonresident of this Territory. il is, there
fore, Ordcredby the Court, that notice of this
petition be made in one of tho newspapers print
ed and published in Burlington, for eight weeks
before the next term of this
Court, and that if the said Sophia Cope does not
then appear and answer said bill, the matters
and things therein contained will be takenfa as
confessed, and the Court will decree thereon
accordingly. aiaIg 81 bHg noi .tt.5pd
45F JOHN H.LlNES, Clerk of So id Court, IL
i1s and ex-oficio Register iniGhancery.
A. Rich, Solicitor for Complainant. Cd ll-tc
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

q Tho g.. - = ~ oc.l C..
aasea - I, h.sa - '.,s ~. sss
1 i mi n;a,sas "' - ." a, ,;ssas .,
3is,,hl;shaa $50 = .ssH'ess @ !, y i
ahr;nles bs.4 mas,, "a a;u oIns.''u.'vna,
]tsnceed;nas On ne ~ 10 WIZ oo eu.S :
Hi Of INV M C.mn I ,"v ra =. ane
/ S.,.fnl effort tn renprt nn ,au ~. al M un
s,v election He then ch.nnaa ~ ~.
sun, and moved 6or { irenort of ne cons m9
nnsan elections. and con,ended ,hat
ldyhd nrecedence over En- other bns;.
The Speaker decided that the cues
q oe!ofe the House was not OF tha "a,
aas'et. From this decision Campbell
l. u II -
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
GEORGIA COMING.

% On the first inst. the largest political
meeting ever held in Georgia. convened
at Milledgeville, the capitol. 1t was COM
posed Of the friends of Gen. HARRISON.
Judge j. M. Ber'en, the first U: States
Attorney General under Gen. Jackson)
presided.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

Observation-Disclosures square and
the second Municipality Hall in New Or
leans were Illuminated OH the evening of
the 9th, and, salute was fred, in honor
Of the great Wing victory. Al. illuminat.
ed log cabin was carried through the prin-
cipal streets, followed by large process
ion of Wings and a band Of music.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
ANOTHER BILL

j ger cups, wine COOLERS,
and water bottles, for Pre-.
sident,
One Liquor S,and'' ~
Mantle glasses, Mirrors,
Chandeliers. Astral Lamps,
&c. bought of l.. Vernon &
Co for Presidents House,
Tea trays, (gold leaves, "Or.
namental Rays "gil
stars" Pier tables, Rounc
do (blue and gold, slab) arm
chairs, Sofas, &c.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

F ARIsToCRAcY.--Wh General Foy,
the celebrated orator, and foe ofthe Bour-
bon dynasty, was asked in the French
Chamber of Deputies, what he mean,
when he used the word aristocracy, he
replied: s@s gai
"Aristocracy? | will tell you what
mean. Aristocracy is the league. the CO.
alition of those who wish to consume
without producing, to live withou. work
ing, to occupy all the offices without
being qualified to fill them, to carry off
all the honors without having deserved
them-that is aristocracy?"
r We ask the people, the laboring peo-
pie, who like ourselves have to labor
with their own hands for the bread they
eat, if this will not forcibly apply to the
thousands of Office holders who consume
without producing, and who riot upon the
people S money-claming Office for them
selves and Mr. Van Buren,, not because
they are qualified, bu. because they think
they are born to hold office; they are
above the people that made them.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

Tsonsas R;tchiesvs. 7Hon.d. Richie.
In the year 1897, Thomas Richie, Of the
Richmond mo- (Va) Enquirer denounced the
Sub Treasury ass'sa suild and dangerous
scheme, establishing two sorts Of crren-
icy--theBETTER for the OFFICERS of Coz
ernnsenfTthe BAsER one for the People. .
tits" said he, ga notable scheme, Which
'0'fi e''la' sc the Erecutive power, ALaEA.
DY.Too GREAT FOR A REPUBtlc. .
Now let US see whats,liis consistent ed
ltor says Of the same NOTABLE scheme
in 1910; this man with the seven princi-
pies, as John Randolph called him. Hear
him: 'sIhis important measure. SO DEAR
TO THE HEARTS did he not mean pockets?7
OF EVERY TRUE PATRIOT, he should have
said Federalist, has aosc become tie lao
OF the land" And this has been said by
man who calls himself ! Democrat
and, after Executive power and patronage
have greatly Increased since 1897. and
are daily increasing-an after Executive
influence has DISTINGUISHED a sovereign
State by Its interference with the elective
franchise, through the active influence of
o ol1 Of government, holding their ap.
Pointments ,at the will and pleasure OF the
President. Was he not right in 1897,
when he said, Erecutive po,oer Is area
dy TOO great for a Republic? Oh shame
where 70 thy blush! ~
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

4 crowded state of our columns COM
!, $. !, to defer many articles prepared
/! n.day's paper. We once more request
y 's.nondents to be more brief, or it will
\ s;nnossible 10 find room for their arti-
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

au'.'ois Elections.-We have been Gre
{ informed that the Wing candidates
& Legislature, in The counties soi
en and Hancock, have been elected
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

,.-a-..s....aaN-l 81, -..s1,tq5 ID Ai,lsil,s9y
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

WEARING zDADDY'S CLOTHES.
Our readers may have somewhere seen
a, cut, or pictorial representation of ere
markable youth Of some 10 years old,
rugged out in his daddy's clothes, hat,
coat, vast, pantaloons, boots and all. IL
they have not seen such, they may easily
imagine how such picture would look.
To passenger, for all things in the world,
this puts him in mind Of the attempt that
is now making BY the Federal leaders to
dress Van Buren, out in the clothes of Gen.
Jackson. The old Generals long militia
~ boots are too long fol. Van Buren's
entire legs-his coat tail drags on the
ground--his vest looks like box coat
and his pantaloons, there is no room
left for them. ''z',s2'..s52 =, IS & a'',
But seriously, why do not the friends
of Mr. Van Buren, supporthim on his own
merits? Why do they continually try to
keep their real man out Of sight? Why
tryi,os disguise him in another mans gar
ments, and run upon some other mans
popularity? Why DO they name their
political papers old Hickory and soci-
cites Hickory Clubs?'''
Why do they studiously avoid all asso-
Citations which call up recollec,ions Of
Martin Van Buren,? Not ashamed Of your
candidate, we hope, that you thus mount
him on another mans back! But the
trick will never work well. It is one Of
those wonderfully nice laid traps, that
very very cunning politicians often lay. but
which the most shallow mind can see
through at a glance; which, in fact, de-
,ceive nobody but their authors, and which
all despise. And in this case. it IS the
most abject acknowledgment which can
be made, of the utter weakness and UNI
popularity Of their candidate. You can
not make the people believe that Martin
ivan Buren, is '.Old Hickory" though you
dress HAM upsin Jackson's old clothes
Galena Gazette
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
THE VAN buren, DOCTRINE.
Farmers, Mechanics. Laborers, Read
81 md P0ndps Ssa

AiGs VAN bUSEN UOCIRlNE e.
Farmers, Mechanics, Loborers, Read
"a and Ponder
We take efrom the New Work Times
the following extract from Senator Tap
pans speech, recently delivered i'm the
Senate. It contains genuine doctrineso 81
the Administration in a very small com
pass. Senator Tappan is one Of Mr. Van
Buren's especial fayorites. People of
Ohio! Here you have; clearly setforth,
the advantages you and the nation are TO
derive from the Sub. Treasury and hard
money scheme, Ifyou ale. content. with
the bright prospects held up toqyou by
Senator Fappan, then support Mr. Van
buren, and The Sub Treasury, and in a
short time YOU will doubtless be in the
iull enjoyment of all the blessings he
promises. .tIaa "a ssas.r fst 1906 III
81" The price Of labor Is. entirely too
EAigh. THE LABORER IN THIS
COUNTRY CAN AFFll RD s. TO
WORK for eleUen pence day. AND
THE HARD NONE W SYSTEM
WHlLfBRING DOWN WAGES TO
that SUM. WHEAT, WILL, ALSO
COME, DOWN no SIXTEEN GENTS a
sbushel. AND EVERY THING ]EESE
in PROPORT, ON. THIS. is THE
BEST TARIFF YOU CAN HAVE.
AND THE ONLY ONE 'FHAF,tsAN
ENABLE TIE MANUFACTU REls
TO COMPETE WITH ENGLAND.
The SUB TREASURY will effect both OBJ
jects7-Ir WILL PUT DOWN THE
BANKS, and bring wages and every
thing else down. afii's' -5oisat2 59st,
We trust you viii bear in mind, that
this is not a picture drawn by an, oppo.
.nent of theasub-1 Treasury Mr. Fappall,
you all know, is one oil the apostles OF
IVAN buren, DEMocRAcY,' and is an. adj
vocate of the very scheme. gHeiconcurs
entirely in sentiment with Calhoun, Blu
chatlan and Walker, his colleagues in the.
great work of promoting Democratic (!).
doctrines.--These meu have the honesty
and canaor to tell you what will be, the
effects of their doctrines upon the labor
and products ofihe country They pro-
mise that they will bring operatives in
this country to the same condition in
which they are. in England, and that
wheat shall be brought 4downhto: sixteen
cents per bushel, and other kinds OF pro-
duce in the same proportion This is
the way in which our nsauufacturers are
to be enabled to compete withfnreigners.
.... r = . - Y Gin. Rep
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

Territory of Iowa, 2 =
On the Chancery side of the District Court Jfo,,
PIG s59 said Court, April Term, 1910. y
CHARLES L. Corr, T. M y Is - =
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

u II SIT ~ iltl. y =
Darid Miller and q
/ Valentine Faulkner
0iffi io VS.. Eit 5i-7
Henry H. m CURE.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

IN. Rosu, sol; for complainant. ~
IfNaJ 1 9-st.pd ~ sia&.ifl ~ 81 ofsii.e
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

On the Cllancery side
of the District Court for
I Louisa. city, June term,
1910. bill for injunction
and relief.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
So !. MEDICAL NOTICE.

! lMs0 - SO [, 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
/ TR.AYELER'S DIPEcT0PY

NJ rs lsaa ;4gaFUR, RElN1, - a5.sra3 1902
sA,uYERY pleasant dwelling. ut allow rent
IA. Enquire of ,2sag suasi WAL B. ElVINtii.s
Huntington, July l6la6i,osiai, htFs sGi vs;lt
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-04
NrARsHAL,s SALE.


MARSHAL'S SALE.
Circuit Court United States-.uoy term, 1910
Henry Hamblln,
Leonard Temple,
"a virtue of the above stated case to
me directed by the honorable Cir
cult Court United States, for the Southern
District of Mississippi. shall expose to
public sale. for cash, before the Court
house door in the town of Canton,
On the Second Monday in March, 1910,
The following described land, to wit
The east half of the northwest quarter
of section one, township ten, range four.
east; east half of section thirty-iive
east half OF the northwest quarter OF
the same; south half of the west half
of the north west quarter of section thir-
ty-six; also a lot of / 88-l00 acres. town
ship eleven, range four, east.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant L. Temple, and viii be sold to salts
fy the above stated case.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal
By w. J. NoRMENT, DeD'u.
Fab 2 90
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4 Ii persons indebted to this Office are
"a informed thatifthey do not pay up
By the 18th day Of February next, they
will have to pay cost. 10 future. no Job
done IN this office will be delivered until
paid for;-no advertisement inserted un-
less paid for at the time when II Is hand
ed in-and no subscription taken unless
paid for in advance.
GEO. Z. w. NELSON & Co
Jan. 25, 1910.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-04
snERIEF-s sALE.

YazOO Circuit CouSt-Nay term 1910.
John L; Walker On v..s. Expo.
William Wildly,
RY virtue of the above stated case 10
me directed, | shall expose 70 pub
lie sale, for cash, at the Court House door
in the town Of Canton, Madison County.
On the first Monday ia April. 1910,
The following House and Lot IN the
town of Livingston, 10 wit: square No
six. north west half Of Tor number four.
forty-flve by ninety feet.
Levied on as the properly Of defend
ant Wildly. and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated case
S. HAMBLEN. SIT.
By E. B. CURTEs, Dept
March 5. 1910. els. PR fee ST.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-04

C7TcHtt Court u. 0----iiGg Term lo4O
United VI. States Fl F.,
EnY virtue of the above stated case to
ES me directed, by the honorable Cir
cult Court of the United States, in and
for the Southern district of Mississippi.
| will sell for cash before the Court
House door in Carthage Leake county
On the second Monday of April, 1870
The following described lands, to wit:
the west half, south east quarter, and
east half south west quarter of section
nineteen, Township twelve, Range six,
east; one half of the west half of the
north east quarter, and east half of the
north west quarter Of Section twenty
one, Township twelve, Range SIX east;
and west half of north east quarter, and
west half of south east quarter of sec
ton twenty-fonr, Township twelve,
Range six east and east half of north
west quarter of section thirty-six, same
Township and range; Also the east half
of the south east quarter of section
eight, Township twelve, Range seven
east; and west half Of the south west
quarter of section twenty-five; and east
half of the south east quarter of section
twenty-six, Township twelve, Range
seven east; and north east quarter OF
section two. Township twelve, Range
six east; east half and east half Of north
west quarter of section thirty-four
Township ten, Range eight east; anc
cast half of north west quarter of Sec
twenty, Township ten, Range nine east
containing in all fourteen hundred anC
fourteen acres and seventy-two hun
1redths, more or less.
Levied on as the property of the de
PENDANT, Gordon D.. Boyd, to satisfy the
above stated case.
WIN. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
By. J. F. Cook, Depty
March IL. 1914. Pr feeS16
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-04
NOTICE.

EsHIS is to forwarn all persons from
IL trading with James Eubank for a
House and Lot IN the town of Canton. /,
being the same lot conveyed bv John
Briscoe to said Eubank. As we believe
we shall be able TO prove said lot was
paid for by Richard Eubank out Of the
proceeds Of property sold BY US to said
Richard Eubank, and on which we have
lein duly recorded in the Office of the
Clerk of Probate Court of Madison coun-
ty, and that said Richard Eubank had
the same conveyed to his brother With a
view Of defrauding US in the collection Of
our debt
STUART & MITCHELL.
By Q. j. E STuAET
Feb. 8, 1889 5-.r
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-04
Il. 7. MOORE.

u. t VI . . Il i.
HEAVING resumed the practice OF the
= Law, has established himself per-
manentIy in Canton and viii attend
promptly and faithfully to any business
committed to his care in this or any OF
the surrounding counties
Office in the old Circuit Clerks Office.
Refer to C. J. SEARLEs.
Canton, Feb. %, TIFF
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-04
FOR SALE.

EOh 81 LIZ.
e ARGE MAPS of Mississippi and Al
~ ALBANIA, showing the Public and In
dian Lands, Indian Reservations, Land
Districts, Townships, Streams, &c, en-
graved from the government surveys and
plats in the General Land Office, Wash
Ington City, by E. Gillian, Draughtman
in the General Land office.
+. Taylor, Book seller, Washington
city, has just published land secured the
copy right according to law) of the above
Maps, which will be found infinitely
more complete aud accurate than any
heretofore published They are publish
ed on separate sheets, each containing
nearly SIX square feet, and will be found
especially useful and valuable to those
interested in the lands of either State as
they show every item of information
which is in the possession OF the Land
Offices relative to water courses, town
ship lines. Indian Land and and reserva-
tons, land districts, &c. and will be found
perfectly accurate and precise upon all
those points. They can be sent by mail
to any part of the United States. subject
to single letter postage. Price two dol
lars, or three copies Of either will be
sent by mail for So. 4 liberal discount
will be made to travelling agents, or TO
any who will buy to sell again.
0yEditors Of newspapers, any where,
who viii give the above advertisement
Gncluding this nolice) one or two inser-
tons, shall receive by return mail a copy
of each map, if they will send copy
containing It. to the advertiser
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-04
"A Gard.

n lara.
yHyHE subscriber begs leave TO inform
IL the public that he has rented the
premises lately occupied by Mr. Darid
anderson. where he intends 10 carry on
the EsEGcEss3ssgTs's & Wheel
sErighf's business, in all their
various branches. Horse shoeing, and
Carriage repairing. by experienced and
skilIrul workmen, on the most reasona-
bic terms, for Cash 0leFy.
ASA D. ALDERMAN.
Jan. IS, 1910. 3-tf-
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MARSH AIS SALE.

f. ia.
Same.
EaT virtue of the above stated cases to
z1 me directed BY the honorable the
circuit court United States. will expose
to public sale, for cash, before the door
Of the Courthouse, in the town of Can
ton,
On the second Monday in April 1870.
The following described tracts or parcels
of land, to wit: the east half of the north
west quarter of section twenty-five, town
snip ten, range two east, con aiming eigh-
ty acres; and the west half of the north
west quarter of section twenty-five,
township ten, range two east, containing
eighty-one acres; and the east half Of
the north east quarter Of section twenty
six, township ten, range two east, con-
tanning eighty acres and sixty-nine hun
dredths; and the north half of the west
half of the north east quarter of section
twenty-six, township ten, range two east,
containing forty acres and thirty-fiye
hundredths; and the south half of the
west half Of the moth east quarter Of
section twenty-six, township ten, range
two east, containing forty acres and thir
" four hundredths; and the west half of
the south east quarter of section twenty
three township ten, range two east, con-
tanning eighty acres and fifty-one hum
dredths and the north half of the east
half of the south west quarter of Sec
ton twenty-six, township ten, range two
east, containing forty acres and thirty
FIVE hundredths; and the north east quar-
ter Of section twenty five, township ten,
range two east, containg one hundred
and sixty-two acres and twelve hun
dredths; and the west half of the south
east quarter and east half of the south
west quarter dissection twenty-five, town
ship ten, range Two east, containing one
hundred and sixty-two acres and twelve
hundredths; and the west half of the
north west quarter of section thirty,
township ten, range two east, containing
seventy nine acres and eigty-eight hum
dredths.
Also, Lot number one, in square num-
Der one, in the town of Warsaw or,
Moore's Bluff And Lots number two,
three, and four, in square number one, in
the same town.
Levied on as the property of E. ii
Powell, and will be sold to satisfy the a
bove stated cases.
WIN. Nj. GWIN, Narchal.
By J. F. Cook, Dept'y.
March Ia. 1918 Pr fee S24.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-04
DISAPPOINTMENT.

DISAPPOINTMENT
The sale of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the ist
Monday in April, 1910.
w. NJ. GWIN. Marshal,
BIZ w. ]. NoRMENT, Dep'y.
March FL. Ills TPr fee so91
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Lfzs5Sgsf caveasst { stsTf. >ssgtass sFrHts k~t-A
Fzszazsx szh tssA
s'''' 's Z. ! Ia cA.-...s
Barton JoEsloa,
rESHlS day eaae the eomPsalnans -
X her asseraev- ana e. aeee1rsas -
satisfactory evsaeare a-lse4 e. &
Court that TEE sas8 defendant aaraea taF-
don IS not q resident q 1Ae sac . Ms
sissipgi. blS resides bayan4 tsse l4e.sa.e-
lion Of this Coart. L Is taerelsss or
deTed. 81 mesioa IL the ecuaa.a aassss A.
tornev, that the defendant spear Aere
on or before the First cav 81 .Ae nexs
term Of this Co2Et aaa nleaa. aaswer ar
demur % The comalzluan.s asl.. etaaFa .se
the Court ulll take the sans str esals-
sed and decree according - An4 as ss
further ordered that a eepg e Eass ar.les
be pablished in the Aiaasau Wax tlee-
cate a newspaper ptabllsaes sa tae aean
Of Canton 10 this Ssare- eace 8 ue@k Sc
SIX weeks saceessive.y-
Atrae copy frcmthe tl.nsses - -sa-r--
Attest. VA Mon IGo3lEEN.
BrJ. Il Dzas1s, D.z'e
Feb IS 1870 en-
LUMBER FoR SsLE. CHEAP NoR
CASH.
FmVHE Gu1ersi-ae1 Save - hanf B
Il large quaas5ry 81 ZREEgs Der.
which they offer far sale ar case rsssees
price Of One Dollar ana Flsv eenss r-r
hundred Their BIS. IS 61zea ana s l1 +
miles above Cameo
4 $ MITCHELL 81 ca
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sHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF''S SALE
Madison Circuit c0urt-ILay term 1910
Eli Montgomery,
PlsU. f. IA On bond
g. r. WeaIhersby and(
SuTity,
Try virtue Of the above stated case 70
me directed will expose 10 public
sale, for cash, atthe Courthouse door ln
the town Of Canton,
On Monday the 6h day Of AprH 1870.
The following Negro Slaves, to wits
JIM and FLICK.
Levied on as the property Of defendant
Weathersby, and viii b sold to salts
fy PLAINTIFFS debt and cost
s. HAMBLEN. Sb'H.
By B. r. ALLEN. DsB'u-
March 81, Ills TPr fee AL
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PosrpoNEMENT.

POsTPOEEMENT.
The sale of the above described land
is hereby postponed until the 9th
day of April, 1910.
S. HAMBLEN, Sh'F.
By J. T. HErH, Deputy.
March Z, 9-13
Printers fees, F. S2o7-H Se9-307. ]
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HENRY A. GARRET. s D. LrrrxsSrox.
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Attornies at Law.
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pOsTPoNFsIFNT

POSTPoNEMENT
The sale of the above described pro-
Perty is hereby postponed until the third
Monday in March, 1910.
w. N. GWIN, Marshal.
By w. ]. NoRaENT. Dep'u.
March IA, 10