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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-09
For The Liberty Aapocatc.
TO The Militia of Amite county.

l. Recently a Volunteer Company, dcnominated the
"LBERTY GuARDs' has been organized and established,
The State has furnished the Arms; but each member
his own Uniform.
2. Every thing augurs we'll for It's prosperity The
commanding Officer educated at the National
Military Acd.emy takes pride in the performance of his
duty, and every member performs his with alacrity.
3. But yet more materials wanted. Therefore,
an appeal is made 20 those subject to military du-
ty in Amte County aid particularly to the yOung men,
to those in the pigOr OF life, to come forward and fill up
the Company
l. Hitherto every thing has been engrossed in our
State BY the alluval Counties stretching along the
Father Of Waters; but population and power is rolling
Eastward We of Liberty, andts environs, well as
the rood people of Natehez and Nicksburg are DESTROYS
TO see the parade and evolutions Of fine looking and
well equipped Company 1t is completely in your pow
er to effect this object
s. The great maxim Of Washington and other great
Commanders was, "IntimeCf peace to repdre for ~ar
And we very little certain Of permanent state OF
peace On our Southern frontier, has existed for
several years On our Northern boundary, we in ii
state of pctc misunderstanding with the most war
like and powerful Empire of the Globe. For this fact,
have the evidence of President in his reports TO
Congress. Should Great Britain into war,
her well known Naval power enables her to assal Us
along the whole Eastern and Southern boundaries.
g. You are aware gentlemen, ofthe preference Civ.
to volunteers other trcepS when embodied and
what distinguished reliance is always placed upon then
patriotism, raLOr, and discipline in times ofperiL
T. We would say to you, then, AssocIATE-U INFORM
DISCIPLINE, and constitute component part of the
ornament and protection -four common country
PHiLO MlLITlS
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From lie WoodriAe Republican.
POLITICAL MEETING OF THE CITI
ZENS OF WILKINSON COUNTY.

POLITICAL MEETING OF THE CITI-I
ZENS OF WILKINSON COUNTY.
This meeting assembled at the Court House
in Woodyille, on Tuesday, 3lst ult. 1t was or
ganized on motion II. NJ. Parish, Esq, toI
call Gen. VIM L. Brandon 10 the Chair, and
appoint N Scudder, Esq. Secretary, which was
agreed to. The Chairman explained the OBJ
ject Of the meeting 10 be, TO approve ofthe NOM
ination by the Harrisburg Convention, of VIM.
II. HARRISON, as the Wing candidate for the
Presidency, and JOHN TYLER, for the Vice Pres,
idency Of the United ates,-also, 10 approve,
to the end, that their views on this subject
should be carried into effect, Of the nomination
by the Wing convention at Jackson, offs. S.
Prentiss. T.. j. Word, T. Jones Stewart, and
Henry Dickinson as electors.
On motion Of Mr.. VIM. a. Norris, commit
tee Of five was appointed by the Chair, which
consisted rof Col. d. H. Cooper, Maj. S. w.
Lewis, Wm. A. Norris, Willis Hunter, and
Cato G. West, Esqrs., 10 draught a Report and
resolutions, expressing the opinion Of the meet
ing on the adverse political affairs ofthe coun-
try, and the proper remedy which ought to be
applied TO redress them The Committee hay
ing retired, after consultation, reported as fol
lows, through Mr.. Norris, who briefly explain
ed the views Of theCommittee:
Your committe, sensible Of the Importance
of the subject referred to them, having given i
all the consideration which the time allotted
them would permit, beg leave to
gsA REPORT,
That they are thoroughly convinced that The
nauspcious aspect oflhe times call for change
Of rulers to conduct our national affairs. The
condition ofthe Republic demands rulers more
competent, or more faithful and patriotic, thar
those atthe head the present administration
Of the Federal Government The people o
this Union have been reduced, in few years
from d condition The most prosperous, to ONT
the most embarrassed The party in powe
promised US better times than we enjoyed eve
before they came into Office; ION this promise
they were elevated 10 power Have they full
filled these pledges? They have never com
planned Of want Of power, because, the PEG
pie have clothed them with every Office sough
for, or at least enough 10 give them decided
ascendency 10 carry their principles. Behold
the effect We will not attempt TO describe il
the Planters, Mechanics and Merchants, vii
tell you what has been the change in their al
fairs since our present administration came in
to power.
We are driven 10 the conclusion, therefore
ifthe administration have done the best the,
could--have acted honestly and in good (atl
TO promote the public welfare. they have be
trayed such decided want Of capacity that
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$40 REW4RD.

m DANAWAY from The subscri.
NO N Der on the night Of the 10Th
aSseak~ Of March, last, negro man by the
4KY name Of TAYLOR--said negro had
- on when he left, nsey round.a.
- boutand pants-no hat-and carried
off with him a dress coat Of black cloth. He
has gap in bis front teeth above and bellows
scar over his right eye, caused by the kick ola
when he speaks, and cannot look Al
any person when conversing with him--he i
stout built, withthick lips, and heavy eyebrows
--about 80 years od-5 feet Tor 10 inches high
liz is probable that he may pass himself Off as
belonging to some one in Tennessee, as he was
purchased in 1880 Of some traders by the name
of Foster g. Nevils.--He was raised near Nash.
vile, Tennessee, and will no doubttry to return
by the way Of the river as he said when he left
home he would do so. All Captains Of Steam
Boats are lorwarned from employing any such
negro, as well as all other persons. Any infor.
nation in respect TO said negro will be thank
fully received All letters must be directed 10
Liberty, Mississippi, TO
THO'S. a. G. BACHELOR
April 8, 1910. l5w3-$6"
O17-The "Chroniclc," St. Francisville, will
give the above three insertions, and forward
account to this Office for collection.
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the Governor in Eis late annual message, in
proposing 10 the Legislature to pass a law per-
hitting the commission Of one among the high.
est crimes known to the lawsSf every civilized
country.
Cd. Resolued, That the insnuation Of the
Governor, in his late proclamation against the
Mississippi Union sBank that the people will
not sustain the faith and honor Of the State, y
aHbei onthe people, and well calculated to
ruin the already languishing credit OF the
State. A s
The thanks ofthe meeting were then tender
ed TO the Chairman and Secrtary, and on mo-
ton it then adjourned.
WIN. l.. BRANDON, Chairman.
N. ScuDDER, Secretary.
Prentice of the Louisville Journal says ".thc
under lips Of the locolocos hang 50 low thai
their mouths are always open like the spout OF
a tea pot
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The Wings of Wilkinson County have lately had a
well attended meeting in Woodyillc. The object of
the meeting was to approve Of the nomination Of HAR.
RoN and TYLER, and the wing electoral ticket in this
State No man in the country has ever gained popu-
lar favor rapidly, has Gen. Harrison since his late
nomination as candidate for the Presidency And
when we reflect on the character of the man who is
hisopponent and compare the public services of the
two, it is only surprising that any division at ALL OK
lists throughout the whole Union. Gen. Harrison has
been much mrcpesented, and all that is wanting to
make him the of the people, at the present crisis
is correct knowledge fhis public services ofhs pub
lie and private character. Van Buren, VIII take with
the spectators in pubic offices, but Harrison looks to
the friends ohs country and of republican liberty for
support
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PRODUCE BUSINESS.

YNHE Undersigned having been engaged,
for the last 90 years in the Produce
BUSINESS, at Bayou Sara, Louisiana, he re.
spectiully informs the planters, aud others, Of
Louisiana and the Western border Counties OF
Mississippi, that he alcays has on hand the We
ry best Of MEAT, FLOUR, LARD, SUGAR,
COFFEE, MOLASSES, POTATOES, CORN,
OATS, and every other article Of consumption
which the citizens Of this section, of country
could wish, and will dispose of them on the
most reasonable terms. His Store is in the
Yellow House, at the corner Of Sun and Grand
Prior Streets, near Mr.. Lebrets, Bayou Sara
La His friends are invited togivo him call
particularly those living in Mississippi
GEORGE B. SMYTH.
April 8, 1910, l5yI
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We see a letter published in several papers, copied
from Tcxan paper, purporting to have been written
by one ]. C. WmTE, an American residing in Mexico,
which states that the author of the letter COL DA'
vIp CRocKETT in one of the mines of Mexico. lfthis
be hoax it is certainly one Of most cruel nature.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY

+AN"iA'' J
Nm PURSUANCE Of an order ofthe Board
of Police, on the Third Saturday in April
next, / will proceed 10 hold an Election at the
different precincts of Amite County, for the
purpose OF electing Ranger. TO fill the vacan-
CIV, occasioned by the death Of Isaac Q, Benthall
The following persons are hereby appointed
Managers at the different precincts:
LIBERTY. P. Butler. P. s. Cafry, 0. J.
Donnella.
SruRLock's-T. ]. Spurlock, Hampton Burris,
T. Wilson.
TIcKFAw--Z. Lea, a, Robinson, B. Nixon.
ToLERs--B. Anderson, A. S. Causey, w.
Jackson
Sm1rH's--Frcderlck White, David White,
James Terrell.
ZION HlLL--Isaah Cain, G. ?. Butler, Phil
lip Jones.
THlcKwooDs-J John Gunby, John James, B.
Graves.
TALBERr's--Wm jenkins, G. P. Claughion,
Thomas Talbert.
JAS. NJ. NORWOOD, Sh'G.
Marc1 96, 1910. 10
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he belongs TO Thomas Sellers, and was in the
employ of Isaac Sellers, living near Natchez
Said negro is a likely young fellow stout built
about 1907 10 yearsof agc-5 feet 8 inches
high--has an iron on his left ancle--has marks
of the whip on his back--no other maks per-
ceivable-h had on a lindsey roundabout and pan
taloons-coarse brogans-no hat
The owner Of the above described negro, is
requested 10 come forward,prove property, pay
charges, and take him out Of Jail, or he will be
dealt with according to law
JAMES N. NORWOOD, Sheriff
Liberty. Mi. April 8, 1910. l5tf
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YHNHE foregoing is a List Of Letters remaining in the
Post Office at Liberty Mississippi, on the 3lst
day of March, lS40, which, if not taken out within
three mouths, will be sent to the General Post Office
as dead Letters
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The following persons elected directors Of the
Union Bank by the Stockholders on the 25th ut;
BENJAMIN KENNEDY sTlNcoR MORGAN, r. M. WuIlAm-
son, .JEsaE PERKINS, william G. DEMoas, GEoNGE NJ.
BARNES, JoHS A. GRiMpALL, J. ELLIOTT.
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NOTICE.

TIT ETTERS TESTAMENTARY HAVING
N been granted to the undersigned by the
Probate Court Of Amite County, on the last
Will Of Samuel S. Fabrigue, deceased, at the
February Term Of said Court, 1870, all per-
sons indebted to said deceased are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
N. Ii. FABRlGUE,
ErecHtrir
April 9, 1910. Is
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Sherif's Sale.


Samuel !, lillo's0n' Fl. ia, re,urrablo to-
VIM. W. piIkington. April Term 1870
:. B. VanN n u'o'( Fl. ia. roturnablo to
same; ct. al. April Term 1870
10y virtue the above stated writs OF Fter'
I'D Fdcids TO me directed, from the Hon.
the Circuit Court of Amte County, ! will ex-
pose at public sale, to the highest bidder, Tor
Cash, before the door Of the Court House oil
said County, in Liberty, within the. hours pre-
scrbcd by law, on the end Monday in May,
next, the following described tract or parcel OIL
Land, to-wit.--Lot Number A, Section Number
40, Township Number 2, Range 3, East; con-
timing in all N acres of Land, sold at Wash.
ihgton, Mississippi. Said Lands were levied
an as tho property Of Defendant, William "
Pllklngton, and will be sold 10 satisfy the aooVe
stated cases and all costs.
JAMES M NORWOOD,
Sheriff
April Q, 1910. i5tds
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We see il stated that DUR GnnrNis about connncnc.

We see il stated that DUFF GRErNis about commcnc.
ing the publication Of Harrison paper in Baltimore
aud that he intends publishing his correspondence with
Mr., CALHOUN, by which he thinks he prove the
South Carolniah to be the most trcacherous living
II is well known that Gen. GREEN supported Mr. CAL
with all his ability heretofore, and that man
living probably knows more ofMr. CALHoUSs political
faults virtues. The course that Mr.. CALHOUN has
pursued of late, has not little astonshed his former
warmost friends, and so unexpected change in his
course involves mystery which many would like tosee
explained.
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THE GIRARDS AND ASTHORS OF AN
TIOUlTY.


Marcus Crassus did not consider a man rich
unless his annual income was sufficient to sup
port Roman legion of 60o0. His proper
ty was estimated to amount to 100000 dol-
lars, but Piny says SylIa was more afliu-
ent.
Caius Cncilius Isodorous left, on his death,
as appeared by his will, $4,000 yoke of oxen,
100000 Of other domestic animals, 4l60
slaves, and over 100000 Of dollars in
money, He ordered that the expenses Of
his funeral should be at least $4,000 dol
lars. His other property was considered O.
qualto his cattle, other apimals, slaves and
money.
Varro states that when Pompey invaded Ju-
dea, Ptolemy supported 5000 cavalry at his
own private expense, and that he daily set Ia
Bile Of 1000covers at which each guest drank
from golden goblet But Pythias Of Bithy-
MIA excelled those individuals in wealth, for he
presented Xerxes when OH his march to Greece
with gold plane tree and a gold vine, gave an
entertainment to that monarch and all his ar.
my Of 1890 men; and offered to advance the
pay and furnish the wheat for the whole army
IiG the King would only grant that FIVE ofhis
sons, which he most loved, should remain with
him and console him in his old age StIllnPli
my observes this, Pylhias ceases TO appeafAch
| when his wealth is compared with Cresus.-
Boston Courier.
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Stray Steer.

A NAME TO the farm Of the.undersgned some
~ time last fall, blue steer, marked with
crop and two Sits ID the right car, and crop
and slit in the left, one horn dropped down;
he is supposed to weigh about 400 pounds
The owner is requested to take him away.
ROBERT RICE.
April 8, 1910 l5w3
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Lord Coke wrote The subioinod distich which
he religiously observed in the distribution OF
his time:--
Six hours to sleep--to laws grave study
six.
Four spent in prayer-the rest 10 nature
fix.
Sir William Jones, a wise economist, Of the
fleeing hours of life, amended the sentiment:
in the following lines:
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Hj-We are authorised announce Thos' Pound
as candidate for the Office Of Ranger Of Amite Coun
ty, to fill the vacancy occasoned by the death OF
Benthall Election, Bird Saturday in April, instant
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MARRIED.

On the 2nd instant, by Parson n B Raiiord, Mr
LrMURI j. QuIN, Sheriff. to Miss EIIzA A., daughte
Of Col. WV. b LlaoN--all Of Pike County n.
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Seven hours to law-to soothing sumbel
seven
Ten TO the world allot-and all to heaven
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19
80 'i,'., go.

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NJ F mH fsHf
fatJa.ig tatissft 10 ihs iHall
a6aH fH s Hs#eHs "a
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imsfs ha ~ tHe8 rs agtaaf Before
ihs ffHwt eoau0f mIt HuHiY aa
Ralaf fsfm t4f 'H ' hHI.leH 81 iha
rmH lloa Uf 70 wHHfY aa lha l0aflh
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~ shtH fBH n hNF fNn hatu, wh9
sall iaIH sHaHi n1i lhau gNlrf 4Hi W.
efu0 HHt iht hIuHHH HHla aai lene
meHi FL sa.e1 D sod ta aili@
rhe a'A sa#l quartet sec.lm lhlfiy
we.l halfn0fih woH quarter section ihlf
tftau. Wuai bali sUHth WnHi gH8figf eve
tot lwealy mine, wnsl BALI hauih rttl
quarter north hall gast half south rasi
tnafet soan haif tat h4'} s.'h sssl
qasuef. s'h hHt HiH es 4Haglel
wusl huIT tufIh rast quarter north ball
east hsli naflh e8HQanrlef section thir
.Yy uhe. vtuvhp gsdee iafae art
purchased ~ said deceased o. iamg'
AsAvh tlsoR.lqrl q END kngsg a =.
tho SIN tract, purchased ~ sad Deaf
/ ma of A. W Harris. known nnd dascH
bed Ne ldlows, 70 vii. south half casI
| half south cast quarter section Use town
| sbip TOT, range three cast, containing
THrTlv'6iT'''T' re- 'f 'i'''sr"1.e t'sstr"v" "
ify hye tcras Of lho south end OF wcs
half stulh cast quarter section five
llpvnsNp ten, rangh three east; twenty
7 hyo acius 6f' s5St1i Tse''rr TseYs' 'rss t.sT
five, township ten, range three east, he
lnr south of Oook's creek ten acres dc
scribed as follows. 90 commence at norll
east cduer OF west half north cas-, quar-
ter sotlion eight, township ten, wng
three East; to run from thonce du
south seventy yards, aud from lhcnc
due w.st to q ceruln imaginary distance
aud rbm tn nee due north 70 the sccuo
line, tud from thence due cast to TIL
place 81 beginning 50 az to include III
zen acres OF land; and the west ha
north tust quarter section eight tow
ship len, range three eosti also lot
the town of Canton, on the west side
tho public square, known osthe office L
purchased by sand deceased OF Sllr
Calchincs; also u tot in said town iron
ing one hundred feet on North stree
and running back one hundred and 10
Is feet, on which said bearing recent
built new brick house, aud 1--WE acre
of land .s..t,s llgaely IA thn rear Of so
i lo,--atao .hs undivided half OF lot noi
I Der three, III square number four, OF sa
. town, known as the lot on which lieo
& Dearing' store IS situated All Iyn
? aud being in the county OF Madison aior
said.
Witness the Honorable William
Baly, Judge Of Probate Of said count
the Fourth Monday of August, IN the ye
of our Lord one thousand eight hundr'
j, and forty, aud seal Of said court -
G issued the Goth day Of June, lsiu,
t J.T. CAMERON Cict6'
By G. SEyER, Dep
r, "A -ta4a 35-40
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N8i ftsHH tsHf HftfH. iat0
tmAN
fa.Wa f@
akN ibH gb Hsy 81 Hss talo. aana
- iha HA pia.nHH l hH sinm#a
ahd $500 it8thHUi IN iH.s ea hsWaH
beH returned d8ly eteeHlaa. sHl lHe
deIrhllHi billing % ataaaf HHl Wte
special lml HHi pHd hamn III "a
therefore oideht 81 We ralu lhai aH.
lee lbe defendant dJ aplsaf hafa Ed 81
before lhe nfH iay 81 iha nattiefm %
ihis t0udanl w. HcIa bai aHi plead
hef0u Judgement Gua' bY default WilI 3.
rendered against blm, and lie estate
Attached vii be sold ani Z further
ordered that q copy 81 ibIa order, %
gnHar wfh the specifications Of ih.
geass q aai0n aal aas Ell .iti
due from ha defendant % ihr paIuf
b. published 10 Ihe Madison Wha "a
ltAtan I'D a1Hg vtthe Aitsss
iihal al luflmr proceedings o. tatel
+ mtl lha nexi iurmui lhis Court.
III" CIV tttsT~"'' '''''-'.a's''
81 MONTGOMERY. C'k
August 30, 1910 - 3
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cEytRAL ORDERS.

AN Election will be held at the seye-
n raj precincts in this county on the
First Monday and day following in No.
yember next, to elect one Major General
10 command the Third Division; also,
one Brigader General 10 command the
Second Brigade of the Third Division
Mississippi Militia, the managers OF the
Election for President are appointed as
managers of the above election.
WIN. GARTLEY, Col
q5h Regiment Mississippi Militia
Saptember D. 1910. 5O-fo
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A true copyi ATTEST. -.
". MONTGOMERY
toy cOLI.ECToR's SALE.

n WILL expose to sale to the highest
r." .;JrrGf3er,~fes cash ;, helare the Court
house door IN the town Of Canton,
On the FIRST Monday in December nert,
The following described tract or par
eel of land, TO wit: Section twenty.nlne
of the hickory barren tract, IN township
eight, range three, east, containing GAO
acres, more or less. >,
To be sold for the taxes OF j. f. IL
Claiborne.
]. II. VANNOY, A, 4 c.
Sept. 5, 35-48 (fr lee Slf
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sUPERIoR COURT or CHANCERY.
of the state of Mississippi.
n Al august Rules A, d. 1910
Am L. Pipkin, Complainant
1865 vs.
briggs, Lacosto coz Dcsadanb.

Upon opening the matters of this bill
~ and it appearing to the satisfaction
81 the Court that the defendants Charles
Briggs, Louis f. Herman and VIM. &.
Haun, are not inhabitants of this State,
'but reside beyond the limits tkeFeol-zo
ahat the ordinary process OF this Court
Scannot he executed on them therefore
Iii is ordered, that unless said defendants
suppear before the Chancellor at the
SCourt room, in jackson, on the First
aAionday in December next ard Plead
e.%..s "a T.. sad blI Of com,
hplaint. the several allegations iherodI
Twill be taken Tor confessed rs To sffe'r
sand such order and decree made therolH
Ms tho ChsnGeltor may deem equitable
Sand just.
Il 1t isrf1rttief- oF5esad.>thata copy q
sthis order be inserted in the Madison
sWhg Advocate once a week tor two
months SUCCESSFULLY.
r. L. DIXON, CFk.
n By D. r. RUSSELL, D. c
August 30, 1910. 34-43
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fda9Iy
4 efIes ~ pftdhal hslafs, whenever aa-
IN. Will be- fhsfHfd Ftihe tate ~ Ito D8i
= s,s., I.a ief rHHa nHaulaH. vs..
=, et,.u,sa b su ft PEI.
n individual PERSONS ~ eainpanaa, ~
Xlafsed aa Advertisements, and % lHe same
II snnunr,wr fsGdasfaa 80 6Aisr viile w
y aa each.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Madison circuit court -- .N6rember term 1910,
T. j, SwenH
va IN Ncnd, expo
Lcggett & Sanders.
EpY virtue Of the above stated case,
I'D to me directed, | will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, before the Court
house door in the town ofCanton,
On Monday rds'rT-7-r'ht- ,ddgYF GrtU5cr }etay
the following described property Io-wli
the south eastquarter OF section Two town.
ship nine range one eos';'he west hall OF
tho west half of aNa.h vest quarter OF
section Que township nine range one east;
north half east hair H51.n'edsi qaaf'ef
- s-.- aSI'- -s~s.. sS.sy. >%.a ~. 80 -. :.
rl.aa.?sRAIes'y Qcgea more or Or. less.
Levied or. rs the property Of ue,ehu-
ant and will be sold to satisfy PLAIN
riffs dsSt atnl coat 81. ..s~ .....,......
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