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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-15


EpY virtue of the above stated cases
Nd 10 me directed, ! will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, 10 the town Of Canton,
On Monday me 7th day Of September $780,
The following lot Of land lying IN ihe
town of Canton. to wit: East part OF Lot
number two, 10 square number six, TWEEN
ty.fve feet front, running back two
hundred feet, fronting the public square,
ALSO-Lot number Two, IN square
number seven, on Peace street, seventy.
six feet front, running back two hundred
lset.
Levied on as the property eg -detsnd-
'' AM .sswn,as7 sss il b. s9ld e satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost
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ERY virtue Of the above stated cases
- 10 me directed. will expose to
public sale, for cash, before the Court
On the FRS, Monday Of September lSlo'
The following property, 70 wi: Inc
north east quarter and north half, east
half, northwest quarter, and south half
of the east haf Of the southeast quar-
ter, and north halfoftho east hall. south
west quarter, section nine, and the south
half Of the east half and south half OF
the west half, northwest quarter, sec
ton fifteen, all in township ten, range
four, east, containing by estimation,
three hundred and SIXTY acres, more or
less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Sims, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt aud cost.
s. HAMBLEN, ShT.
At - yyff.s .,..-4 ., RS. fec @2bl
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sIiERTFF's SALE.

Madi,oa circuit court -- Norember term 1870
Harry VI Walker,
vs. AIMS Ftuu' oAP"'
Charles a. Ely,
NRY virtue Of the above stated case to
I'D me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton,
On Mondoythe IN day Of September 1910,
The following property, TO wit: a
House and Lot 10 the town OF Madison
vile, formerly occupied by G. ?. Ayres,
and situated on the corder Of Main and
Chntaloosa streets, and described in the
plat Of said town as number 81.
Levied on as the property OF defend
ant c. A. Ely, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost. -
-~-'~-~ ~~.S~uAMBLEN, Ay.
Seras, 3O-35 Pr fee Sill
- 90 n
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p0sTpONEMENT

The sale Of TIE above described pro-
perly ishefuby postponed uati The fourth
Monday To August
w 4. TANf,0y, As c..
August IS, 5e-s5 Irf foa 81
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pOgTpONEMENT

POgTPONEMENT.
The sale Of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the Sd
day Of August, 1910.
S. HAMBLEN, ShD.'
By +. B. Curtis, Dept
July 25, 1880
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-15

EPY virtue Of the above stated case
d to me directed, | will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door; in the town Of Canton,
On Monday The 2ladoy Of September 1910,
The following described property, to
wit Section twenty-five, and the west
half Of northwest quarter of section
thirty; and the west half Of southwest
quarter of section thirty; the northwest
quarter Of section thirty-one; the east
half Of southeast quarter of section
twenty.six; the east half of northwest
| quarter Of section twenty-six; the south
east quarter OF section twenty-lour; tho
southwest quarter Of section twenty
four, and the remainder Of section TWEEN
ty-lour, except one hundred and eighty
acres belonging to Spencer; and the
south half of southeast quarter and the
1.-The north half Of east half OF northeast
quarter, aud the west half Of southeast
quarter Of section twenty-five; the south
west quarter OF section twenty-five; ans
the north halfol section lwonIy -one; anc
the east halfof southwest quarter OF sec
ton twenty-onei and the east halt oi
northeast quarter Of section twenty
and the east halt Of southeast quarter o.
section seventeen, all in township eight
range one and two, eost.--Also' the loI
lowing tract or parcel of land in the towt
of Madisonylle, known in the plat o
said town as Loi number four hundred
hand one. containing thrty-seven an'
Ieighteen hundredth acres.
+ lfsgied GA az tae-property Of defend
ant Waae,, and. will be sold TO safIsf.
plaintiffs debt and cost. -
S. HAMBLEN, ShG.
BY lonN T. HETH, DePf5
August 8, 1887 pr fee S2s
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.8ttaiG rtrclHt roUrt- October term, 1910.
Roland scruggs,
VS. On pleu Il, Ia.
r. T. Jones,
S. 5. Ponder Ct al.
pY virtue Of the above stated case 10
- me directed, | will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton,
On Moadaythe 2ia dayof September 1910,
The following described lands, to wit:
The south half of Lot number four,
section four, township eleven, north Of
range four, east, containing thirty-nine
aud forty-three hundredth acres, more
or less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant S. S. Pender, and will be sold to
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, SIN.
August IS, 32-37 ~ :. 80
sHERIFF's SALE.
yuadisoa eifc,at court - Norenlber term 1910
Robert Robinson,
John 5. wyatt ana
Surties.
EpY virtue of the above stated case to
D me directed, | will expose TO public
sale, for cash, before the door of the
Courthouse, in the town Of Canton,
On Mondaythe IN day Of September 1870
The following articles, to wit:
3 Cows and calves, 49,
i Piano Forte,
| Secretary,
/ Folding Table,
| Common do,
. Common square Tables,
I dozen Chairs, ,......-,
sNt551' '' Wy, ~, ---.
. Curtain Bedsteads,
5 Common BedSteads,
J. Clock.
+ l.ep;ad~ ON as the property of-7detend
ant ]. NJ. Baker, aud viii be -soTef +
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost. u
S. HAMBEENS; ST, f.
BYB. r. ALLEN, Dept
, August Is, 1896 [Pr fee 50
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suERIrF's SALE.

.sra5i,yn eisetat court - .NoreB6er term, lBao'
VA On yend expo,
Josiah Newman,
Pinckard & Payne use
&c,
va Same and same.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

POSTPONEMENT.
The sale of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the goth
day of July, 1910
SAM'L HAMBLEN, Sh'f,
By Z. B. CURTIS, DeP'g.
July If, 1923
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= ts -. ~ ERIEEs.s. SALE.
.HddtsgH ctrcat t5Efl va e"'vsss' X
William ilonrgOfreryy' --- --~...-...-
ys On f. IA, on bond.
ii3 y. ~ lr-e.sk2r&auIltics
ITY-grtge IS TIE above stated case 70
I'D me directed, I-shal-eSaose 70 PUG.
tic safe, for cash. .hetnga the Courthouse
door. in the town Of Canton,
On Monday the 7h day Of September 1910
All the right, title and interest Of the
defendants in and to the following tract
or parcel of land, to wit The west halt
northwest quarter, section thirty, town
ship eleven, range four, cast, containing
eighty acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property OF defend
ant Tucker, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, ShG.
BY B. r. ALLEN, Depy
August 6, 3l-35 Pr fee 50
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: : Il pi0STPOYEsiES'FF::, -

POS1'P0NESfEiS;' ;e~-', '.'--.-.-..
''" Tic TG sais- se..sa~ desc 81 ad gro.
perry is hereby postponed until the third
Mof4ay 80 August, -.
s. HAMBLEN, Shafg.
'By I, T. UtEi1ss,-sSY.',.'
August 3, 3l-3e lPr Ice szZ
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stiFRIrr's SALE.

.ss1.saa eiF-ni caW Ngrsmber term, 1870
Waiter q Winston,
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- IRNil-~--
On the Third Monday in august, 1910,
Ii being the 18th day, tho following tract
or parcel OF land, to wit The west half
Of tho southwest quarter Of section
twonty-one, township nine, range three,
east;-AIso, tho southeast quarter OF
section thirty-two, township eleven,
range three, east, and the east half OF
thqca2n ha' she @isf Gaff,' soni bsy'y =
quarter &C eeetio" thirty four, TOWNSHIP
twelve, range FIVE, east, containing TWO
hundred and eighty acres.
Levied on as the property oil defend
aut WilliamP Anderson.
ALSO -- The cast hall, southeast
quarter, aud southwest quarter of sec
ton ,hirty-two, township nine, range
three, cast, containing two hundred and
twenty acres. !,
Levied on as the property OF defend
ant r. G. Anderson, ST., and will be soI'
to satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost 80
S. HAMBLEN, ShV
By b. r. ALLEN, DePg
jane e7, 1926
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HnN virtue Of the above stated eases 60
- a B,ce,ct, f-wii EXPOSE o paa.
lic sale, iuf cash, before The Court.hoe-e
door, ia ne town of Canton,
On Monday iAe Ca day Of Jply, 1870,
Tic iolIowngGoscnbe1 property 10
ss~'ass"A ~~s...->at~ ,...ss...~.,.. A..,,.....
Francis, WfTin9'', ''@ 70
Rachael,
20 Head of Cattle,
60 Head Of Hogs, moro or
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s,,ERIFF,s SALE.

August IS, 1910.
, 1840-12-05

which they artfully and u~njus,ly laid to the
door of the administration, have gained The
majority by the propagation OF a gross deIu-
sion. If our party has fallen, it has fallen
with honor.
If our anniversaries nave triumphed. their
triumph is their disgrace. inasmuch as it is
the fruit of Il fraud. 1t will be short too; for
the fraud is sure 10 be detected, and all delu-
sion is but for a time.
We have heard people say that they are
sorry for Mr.. Van Buren,, who has been de-
feated in the canvass for a reelection. For
our part, we envy Mr.. Van Buren,. We en-
Wy him fol the high moral standing to which
he is raised by this very defeat;-we envy
him for the honorable place his name will hold
in history. He is defea'ed because he would
not betray the trust which the people had re-
posed in him; because he would concede no.
thing to expediency; because he would not
Join with those, by whose fraud the majority
has now been changed, in their conspiracy
against the people and the constitution. He
has been defeated simply because of his in
tegrity and his inflexibili,y, and because he
would not swerve from the principles upon
which the welfare of the country depended.
for the sake Of securing the present ascend
ancy of his party.
, 1840-12-05
NEW EIRWa
CAMPBELL & CRANE,

AVE on hand a general assortment of merchan-
IL disc which they are disposed TO sell on very
reasonable terms to punctual customers.
We have recently opened a new stock OF goods
consi.ting of cloths suitable for winter clothing; such
as broad cloths, cassimeres, cassinets, james, lin
ccy, &c MackInaw blankets. and other cloths suita-
able for oyercoats; rose and French twilled bed
blankets a superior article, saddle blankets, &c.
Also, a variety of g%entlemens hats and caps, fur
and seal; stocks, cravats, vestings. &c.
We have a large stock OF boots and shoes AZ fine
and as coarse as can be desired.
Also, a large assortment of dome.ti blesched and
of various prints AMI qualities; silks
of different colors; ladies bonnets, hosiery, merinoes,
bombazine, sc. &c. But il is impossible to furnish
a catalogue that will embrace every article; so we
respectfully invite our friends and the public general
ly to call and examine our stock OF goods and prices
We have a usual variety of groceries: Havana and
Rio coffee, by the sack or smaller quantity molasses,
sugar, tea, &c &c.
We have a variety of hard aud hollow ware, cut
lery, &c. A superior article Of axes and %hatchets;
queens and glass ware
Also, bouks and stationery. candles, sperm dipped
and mould, dye stuff, &c. &c. But we say again,
call and see for yourselves.
N. Il The above were bought for cash ard for the
most part at prices adapted TO hard times, aud we will
sell accordingly for cash down or on short credit. We
will also receive in exchange for goods. country pro-
duce at the market prices We wish To bny hemp
seed, fax seed butter, il good, egg., beeswax, tallow
any AID every thing which We can again convert
into goods OF money. Nov. I'll.
, 1840-12-05

of the Democracy. She G"d bless lrrD has
So. n STA. after star sho"rlny nadlv if"m their
>p!er.>. wiile size stands un>hik. n: prepared
tyaln Il" fly the banner ri State Rights. and
l." becon' the Flagship "f he Union
What Republican Of Virginia is not proud
al the reputation she has won. and Of the
destiny which awaits her? The Wings could
not carry her with all their arts and all their
eXertionS. She is with US. The Wings
have Gen. Harrison with them. We have
Virginia with us. And who has the better
bargainr;- Richie.
, 1840-12-05
SALE.

THE undersigned administrator of The
l. estate of John Mackey, late Of Pike
county Mo-, deceased, will offer for sale to
the highest bidder, on a credit Of twelve
months (at the late residence of said deceas-
ed, about two and half miles west Of Clarks-
ville.) the personal estate of said deceased,
consisting OF horses. cattle, hogs, sheep, far
ming utensils, grain and household and kitch-
en- furniture.
Sale 10 commence on Wednesday the 10th
day Of December next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, and If need be continue from day
10 day, until said property shall be disposed of.
CYRUS MACKEY, Admr.
Nov. 9Th IS4O.-3t.
, 1840-12-05
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
/ has taken out letters of administration on the
estate Of John Mackey deceased, from the County
Court, of Pike Co bearing date Nov. 18th, 1s40: all
persons, therefore,, who have any claims against the
estate Of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within ono
year from the date ofsaid letters, or they may DO
precIuded from having airy benefit Of said estate, and
if 'uch claims are not presented within three year,
they will be forever barred.
CYRUS MACKEY, Admir-
Nov. d. 1910 At
, 1840-12-05
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

TorIC! ishereby given that the undersigned has
~ taken out letters Of Administration on the e-
tate Of Hugh Lells, deceased, fiom the Clerk of the
County Court, of Warren County. bearing date the
23h Of October, A. ID. Isle: all persons, therefore
who have any claims against the estate Of said deceased
are required TO exhibit the same duly authenticated 70
allowance, within Oac year from the date of said let
tiers. or they may be precluded from having any bene
ft of said estate, and if such claim. are not present.
ell within three ear. they will ne forever barred.
LEWIS KENNEDY, .4d'm.
Oct. 81. lSjO--3t,
, 1840-12-05

/. Hfli,." Si..i, do "".rify tmIt "n the 4h "'N
at jnl,. i-:9. I lad Az Ih,'','"w w'h ! '"-''
t'I,,k Vile. rr.p-rt, liz 'ihi n'N .".' ..- .
b'twr,n aid Ow-I., aud jane A',r o.. F''-H
a sale of a certa.r lot u. i"''k that I'm"- Wei, '''t
with the saidJ Ow-lry t"~ril; after ! dr''s"''i a 'rt
ter To him that Richard kcu handed : me &" hand
TO said Owsley he replied a. follows. Fm-i he stated
that he did not think that James Wells was that >"rt
OF a man as 10 chew his words, hut sfid he wound
pay James Wells the money; he immediately went
TO his drawer and got the money aud paused for some
time. told him it was not my own business, but l
was authorised to receive the money aud receipt to
him for the srme, and | Thought 1t would save trouble
hereafter If he wouid psy me the money. He then
paid il to me and gave a receipt To him for the same.
I then asked him il there was not a boat called for
said pork from above with a contract or order from
Richard Kerr, and he answered there was not; and
further, this deponeui sayeth not this 10Th of April.
1910 WILLIAM STEEL.
, 1840-12-05
MORE NEW GOODS!
CA VI PR ELL. & CIR 4 Y T..

Oa VI DELL a. y ~ To.
Just received an additional supply
- III Day (innd>. consisting at staple and
'ncv articles. gr"cerics qucensware, saddle
~. &c. &c.
We nave Il general assortment OF Drugs
and Medicines. including Il variety Of patent
other preparations. put up in a manner
for family Use: such as
BLteman's drops. Godfrey'S cordial,
Hive Syrup for colds and coughs.
Paragoric and I.audanum,
Soda Powders. worm medicines.
Lees Pills. castor and sweet Oil in small
bottles;
Spirits Turpentine, oil spike,
Spirits Niire. salts magneSin, silt petre;
and in short. almost every article ever needed
in sickness.
Dec. 5, 1910.
, 1840-12-05
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

RYOTICE Is here by given that the undersigned
~ has taken out letters of Administration on the
estate Of Stcpren W~illiamsdec'd, from the Montgome-
~ County Court, bearing date the 3Ist. Oct. 1910:
All persons, therefore, whohaye any claims against the
estate of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date Of said letters, or they may be
p%recludcd from having any benefit of said estate, and
IL such claims arc not presented within three yesrs
they will he forever Jared.
ANTHONY T. WILLIAMS, Administrator.
REBECCA WILLIAMS, Administrator.
Nov. 2~th lSi0-:t.
, 1840-12-05
TPer Great WESTERN
I.oSDoN. lime z. 114C

LONDON, June 3, 1910.
John SMITH. Esq. Pres't Of the Bank OF the
State of Missouri. ST. Louis.
SIR: We refer to our last of Nav Is, and
have now the pleasure of acknowledging the
receipt of your esteemed letter OF 18th April.
The box with the coupons of the Bonds in
our possession has also reached us within
these few days; the contents have not yet
been examined, but we have no doubt of these
being found correct.
We assure YOU that we are not unmlndtul
of your anxious wish either TO realize your
bonds At 4 satisfactory price, or 10 receive an
advance upon them, but we regret TO say tins
is still out of our power; there are hardly
any transactions in American securities. even
in the most current stocks. and as 10 the IN
PRODUCTION of any new stock in tie market.
we should not consider it either advisable or
even creditable. nor can we as yet torteil the
period when a material improvement may be
expected. We should consequently in ma
king an advance lock up our capital Tor an
indefinite period, and for this, we confess, the
value of money is too great AT present.
THE ATTENTION OF OUR CAPITA
LISTS AND OTHERS ENGAGED IN
AMERICAN AFFAIRS Is NOW TURN
ED To YOUR INTERNAL POLITICS.
AND IF TIE PROSPECTS, FOR YOUR
NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
HELD OUTBY THE LAST ACCOUNTS
SHOULD BE REALIZED. THIS CIR
SUBSTANCE WILL. CONTRIBUTE
MORE THAN ANY OTHER TO RES
TORE GENERAL CONFIDENCE. The
payments of the dividends al Pennsylvania
stock has produced a good elect. hut even
now that stock (Which Il few years ago was
preferred 30 all others and sid a. hr-h as
100 0 0 can he purchased al from 76 L" 1900.
which viii show vnu what could he expected
for Missouri Bonds. Indiana dollar stock
has been sold at. Sc 0 o. Illinois 6 per cent
stock at 40 O.. but even at these rates n"
large sales could he elected.
We remain respectfully, sir.
Your Ob't servant,
FRED. HUH & co.
, 1840-12-05
FRED. HUH & CO
TPer Great Western.

LONDON. Sept. ii. 1910.
JoHx Smith. E<q.. President of the Bank Of
the State Of Missouri, ST. LOUIS:
DEAe SIR: We nave duly received your
flvors Of july 9 from st. LOUIS. and July %
from Now York. and must regret we still
continue unable to meet your wishes rs re-
CARDS a sale of your Bonds or n loan on the
security Of them. The war with which we
are threatened by France again dlverts the
attention of our capitalists from permanent
investments, and all American securities aP-
pear quite forgotten. Indiana 5 per cent.
dollar stock was offered to US at GA 0 o, and
Missouri, being less known. could not even
be sold in the same proportion. If. HOW.
EVER. YOUR ELECTIONS FOR THE
THE
RESULT NOW ANTICIPATED. II Is
VERY PROBABLE THAT AN M
PULSE WILL BE GIVEN TO All.
STATE STOCKS. AND THE MOMENT
MAY THEN ARRIVE WHEN YOUR
BONDS CAN BE INTRODUCED UN-
DER FAVORABLE AUSPICES. though
not at the limit you have fixed, whilst Illinois
6 per cent sterling bonds can be purchased
so much lower; the price asked at present for
this latter stock is 81 90. being nearly 100 o
under YOU limit. AFTER YOU HAVE
WAITED so LONG. WE THINK 1T
WOULD BE A PITY TO REGAL THE
BONDS WITHOUT SEEING WHAT
EFFECT A CHANGE IN YOUR EX-
ECUTIVE WILL PRODUCE. IN WHICH
POINT WE MAY EXPECT TO FORM
A FAIR JUDGMENT ABOUT THE Be
GINNING OF NEXT YEAR. If, howe.
YER. YOU wish the bonds, or portion OF them,
to be returned, please give US your ins,ruc.
lions and they will be punctually followed.
We remain respectfully, dear sir,
Your ob't servant.
FREDERICK HUTH & CO.
, 1840-12-05
NOTICE.

rTNHE undersigned hereby informs all those
Il indebted Ia him. that his accounts are
now in the hands of James 4. Robbins Tor
settlement and collection. Those VIII" know
themselves tn he indebted t" him will please
settle the same with Mr.. Robbins without de-
lay. JANIS ID. IlSDALE.
Dec. 5, 1910.
, 1840-12-05
A writer in the same print remarks:

"Wha a debt of gratitude do we owe the
Great DIsPoser OF human desiinies, aud l.,u
deeply should we feel The blessing he has
thus, IN his Divine mercy, vouchsafed Ia hes
tow upon us. Nothing but The Divine inter
position oil the Almighty has saved a suffer
Ing People from the evils and misery they
have 50 long endured. and VIII ch have been
brought upon them by the profligacy and
wretched iatuity of those who nave been
placed in power"
Again
The dark cloud has been dissipated, and
the light Of Heaven is again let IN upon our
fortunes. Let us rejoice, and express our
deep-felt gratitude to the Almighty. One
day OF thanksgiving should be set apart
throughout the whole land, for the blessing
thus bestowed upon us by a kind and benefi,
cent Providence.
BLESSED be the Lord God, who only doeth
wondrous things. And blessed be his glorl,
Gus m forever, and let the whole earth be
filled with his glory. Amen and amen.
The foregoing sentences are evidently
~feeierS, thrown out TO ascertain whether the
people are ready to admit that the Federal
lists are to rule by s.Dirine right" The hy-
p~ocrites may attempt it. We therefore say
to the honest of all parties, Trust in God,
but be sure to keep your powder dry" When
the vilest portion of the political world pre-
Tend tha!1hey are the favored Of tire Almicll-
~. and upheld by Divine Providence, when
they praise Heaven for the light thrown. not
upon their souls. but upon their fo"tanrs-
when they bless the Lord FIR d vIct"ry arhir-
we'd by lying. fraud and corruption; when
they cry
.BIessed ne the Lord. who only doeth
wonderous things. And blessed be his glori-
ous name forever, and let the whole earth
be filled with his glory. Amen and amen"
We say, when such profanity is displayed
by Il leading organ OF Il parity paper SO
respectable as the National Intelligencer-
l;may he well for The people TO stand ready
To oppose an "InceStuous union of Church
and State Such a union the Federalists
desire. and they would rejoice were they
sure they could accomplish it. even by max
Ing the people bcastly drunk on hard cider.
There is no denying the fact that the Gem
blncd efforts of the AboIitin.ists and Fed
-~eralistI have been successful beyond all pre-
vious calculation. In two States alone Mr..
Van Buren, received $1,000 votes more than
he did in 1886. when he carried both 10y
handsome majoritIes. Yet with this in
crease he has been debated Ivy the coalition.
The States We allude ID are PENNSYLVANIA
and Connecticut. In Pennsylvania. Mr.. Van
Buren, received in 1886 9I.475 votes; IN
1910 l43.492. In Connecticut. lie received
in 1886. 1921 votes; IN 1910. 24.54l.
, 1840-12-05
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE.

4 IT.. ppr>nn< IL. crested IN the estate nf
- liu-ai Ferguson. decreased. are hereby
notified int | >;.a ~ the next term oi the
county court 81 W. r'r"nrrv county. IN
Missouri. I" hr hr.un on the second Mon
day ot Frnruary. A. ID. I84i. make - final
settlement of my administration OF SAID es-
tate.
Oct. o4-I,. JAMES ELLIS. Admir-.