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81 My soul is sick with every days report
Ofwrongs and outrage with which earth is filld.'
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-30

RY the subscriber, on Monday last.
- either in Canton or on the road be-
tween Canton and my house near Stump.
Bridge, dark colored Pocket Book, con-
tanning five dollar note on the Com
merciaIBank ofColumbus, land the follow
ing notes of hand viz: one note on Jordan
Moore, due 1st January 1842, for Sl200i
one note on do. for $75 204 due 1st Aug
1841; three notes on Nimrod McGwire,
for 1866 66 each, due 1st Of January
1842, '43 and IA; one on Mrs. Eliza
Porter and D. NJ. Porter for 800, due
18th instant; one on ]. L. Mitchell for
about $80-date not recollected; Mr..
Crossly's receipt for Thornton Il Hogue's
acceptance for the payment of certain
fundsItherein named. All the notes drawn
in mr. favor. John Caldwell's guaranty
and transfer, the latter with Upper &
Rollins acceptance for certain mort
gage on Wade HI. Mills, and perhaps
other papers not recollected. A liberal
reward will be given for the delivery o.
the same to me, and all persons are fore
warned not to trade for these notes OIL
papers.
ROBERT SHOTWELL.
October 23d, 1841. 22-tf
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Tne mississippi Creole,
,,r,n. AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
n. PREWETT.

nc Hire Dollars Invariably in advance.
= h fishing to discontinue will please give
thereof IN torIting
lnIb.cription received for less time than
honths. n,o &C Ono
' nsr square, (ten lines or less,) for the
assertion, and fifty cents square for each
5aortisements which are not limited on the
mt serr, as to the numbered insertions, will
untinued until ordered out, and charged
.ordingly.- h al
y will be charged at the rate of Ttco Dol
81 every ten lines for each insertion. Po-
\ circulars or public addresses, for the be.
I 4 Individual persons or companies, will
,,aed as advertisements, and at the same
npouncing Candidates for Office will Ten
ars each.
'os,sge on letters must be paid, or they will
Be attended to.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

II ETTERS Testamentary having been
IA granted to the undersigned execu-
tors at Sept. term, 1841, of the Probate
Court of Madison county, on the estate
of John G.. Andrecs, deceased, all those
indebted will please come forward and
make immediate settlement, and those
having claims against said estate are re
quested to present them legally authen
ticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
GUSTIN KEARNEY,l 49,
MARTHA ID. ANDREWS, nun -
October IA, 1841. 21-6
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MARTIN & MCLEAN.

HAVE just received and offer for sale
at very low rates,
80 bbls Mess Pork, very heavy,
30 casks Bacon, assorted,
800 pieces Kentucky Bagging,
300 coils Rope,
80 bbls Old Whiskey,
Sugar, Coffee, Nails, Flour, &c. &c.
They are prepared TO advance Cash
on consignments of Cotton and all other
articles of produce--their Warehouse
will hold 200 Bales of Cotton, and is
proof against Fire and Water.
No. 8 Commercial Row Levee st.
Vicksburg, Miss.
sep 15-3m
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.4LW.4Y:S PRESERPE
A GOOD UNDERSTANDING.

GOOD UNDERTAKING..
lust Received, choice lot OF Bo0ts
- q. Shoes. Also. a few slsPerfHs HAS,
Prints, DOmesfics, &c All for sale low,
for CASH. Just call az the corner,
think can sell goods as cheap Gs s0Ess.
ROBERT LASSITER-
Canton. AUGUST IA, 1871. LIT
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NEW FIRM.

TVHE undersigned have this day IA
~ ken into co-parnershiP with them
Mai. Benjamin Magruder, OF Madison
county-the business viii N future %
carried on under the mans and style
of BATrE, WAEE & Co.
BATE & WARE.
Yszoo City, Oct. :, is4l.-2l-4t
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LAUGHLTN & SEARLES,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LeVee street,
VICKSBURG,
HAVE on hand large lot of Ken
- lucky Bagging and Rope, and Gun
ny Bags, which they are selling Dery
Iop' Also ageneral assortment OF
Groceries, of all descriptions
Plantation Supplies,
Of all kinds, furnished to customers at
short notice.
We have a large and commodlous
Ware House for the Storage OF Cotton
and other produce, and will attend strict
ly 10 the interest of all those who may
patronize US.
We will sell cotton in Vicksburg, and
shipped to our friends in New Orleans
will guarantee the prompt payment OF th'
proceeds when sold. l.. q ,.
oct Is 1841 %l-om
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CANTON HOTgLs

- y =
DR. L. G.. SLAUGHTER has resu-
~ med business IN Canton, Mss.
where he is prepared 10 accommodate
those who may favor him with a call
His table is furnished with the best the
country affords, and stables with album
dant provender. Having had a cOnsi-
derable addition made 10 his house room,
he will be able to accommodate those
who may favor him with q call, with
new, pleasant and comfortable rooms
October Q. IS4I 2O-tf
NOTICE.
."HE partnership heretofore existing
- between VIM. b. Martin and H 3.
Mclean, is this day dissolved, BY the
death of Mr.. Martin. The business vii
be continued by the undersigned. whc
solicit patronage. They are prepared L
fill orders from the country, and e
advance cash on consignments Of cot
ton, &c. &c.
H. B. MCLEAN & Co.
Vicksburg, Oct. Isl, 1S41-20-2m-
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BAGGING, BALE ROPE, &c

"HE subscriber has in store on con-
- signment, and offers for sale, on &C.
commodating terms, the following arti-
Giles, viz:
Kentucky Bagging and Bale Rope,
East India Bagging,
Gunny Bags,
Grass Rope,
Baling Irvine,
Lowell Cottons,
Whitney Negro Cottons,
Kentucky Linseys and Jeans,
Russell Brogans.
JNO. C. TURNER, Agent,
Jackson street.
Vicksburg, Sept. II, 1841.
N. B. | am always prepared TO make
liberal advances on Cotton shipped to my
| friends Duncans McAlister & Co. New
| Orleans. J. c.. T.
September Is, l841. 18-4m
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the under
a signed, are respectfully requested
to call and settle. Ifnot settled by the
Goth of November next, he will place
every account and note in an officers hands
for collection.
D. J. BLOOM.
Canton, Oct. 81, 184l. 22-4
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.


RooKs for the subscription of stock
lin the Canton and Jackson Rail Road
Company, are opened pursuant to the act
of Assembly of the State of Mississippi.
incorporating the same and approved 9th
Feb. 1841, and will remain open until
the stock is taken, pursuant to the requi-
sitions of the charter. Persons wishing
to subscribe can do so, by applying on
Saturdays and Mondays at the office Of
John B. Howcott in the town of Canton
where one or more Of the commissioners
can at all times be found, and the terms
of subscription made known.
JOS. J. PUGH,
JOS. COLLINS,
L. M. GARRETT,
w. R. CHAMBERS,
]. H. ROLLINS,
JAMES WILEY,
]. B. HOWCOTT,
Commissioners.
June, 90, l841. 5-tf
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tour throagh me Eassera >,ases. All ]
hope - aave = P<rs11al latersae~ 80
nany OF nv asracalsaral frs-c1s
Bl.. above 81 sAsnES. ies az re2ea
ber ~ucH s ~ tisse~ 81 TEN - say
that ~seuaefhisg eaa- souethlag szasi.
s1usethiag sail ee 4aae.- - a3ranc= tAe
iu,eress of agrae1.sare - he lali11
Safes
p ASSURED sass { re-sass yszr sare~ss
asraralszral freed
S0L0N ROEtNSON-
Wasaiags1n Cisy, - {. lssl.
n w Pasbrs, Ess- & Has ooaasy.
wAo h,s 3enc IS -aeA e. uars - As
E pen. and psrscaai gazazzcs = a3xazrS
+ ths esase "a agricu,t1rs u NlssSzFFi,
thaa AM aaa e, 5 zs-usss < -
E ce@aisaee uealssas1 ssoxs - kaxszg
+ keea apposassl - 1saA osassiszssoa s.
I he Nassoaai AgFscz,szFal >Sesssy.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
= WILL expose to public sale, before
= the court house door in the town Of
Canton,
On the 4h Monday in November neat,
the following described property, to wit
Lot number nine, in section thirty-three,
township ten, range one east, containing
IS $1,000 acres; bounded on the
north byBig Black, east by L. Latham,
south by Mrs. Foster, and west by James
Hunter. Entered by Junius Ward
To be sold for the taxes due for the
years 1888, 1889 and 1910, on said
land. Taxes due $50 O4, with all cost
J. H. VANNOY,
Assessor T. Collector.
October 81, 1841.
Pr. fee IS. 1874
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HILZHEIM g. co.

AVE just received a new and ele-
CANT assortment of goods of al
most every description, from New York,
Philadelphia, Boston and other northern
Cities, which they will sell extremely
low, among which are the following,
viz:
Kentucky Jeans s. Linseys,
A fine assortment of Saddles. Brides,
HartingaIes, & saddle Bags.
A fine assortment of Hats and Caps of
the latest Fashions.
LoweIIs at 10 cents per yard and
other DomesticS from TO cents.
A general assortment of beautiful
CaliCOeS, MerinOes, Silks,
'SNti9sS, and Fancy
Handkerchief.
BOOTS. SHOES, * BRoCANs,
Of every description. Also a beautiful
lot of
e L. % Il II y g,
And other articles too numerous TO men
ton.
Canton, Oct. is, l84l. Gift
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GROCERIES, BAGGINC, ROPE, &c.

GROCERIES, BAGGINC, ROPE, sc.
lust received and for sale, by Bate
y & Ware, a general assortment of
Groceries, consisting of Sugar, Coffee,
Bacon, Lard, Flour, Whisky, Mess
Pork, Salt, &c. Also, fine lot of Bag
ging, Rope, Twine and Gunny Bags. We
have procured good cotton shed con-
venient TO the Landing, where it will cost
the planter no drayage-and will furnish
such such of our friends as favor US with
the shipment of their cotton with any
thing they may want in our line at cash
prices.
BATE, WARE & co.
Yazoo City, Oct. IA, 1871 Cliff
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DISSOLUTION.

FHE firm of PREWETT & HAN
COCK, was this day dissolved
Those indebted to them will please call
aud settle, and if there be any having
claims against the firm, they will please
Present them Immediately to the under
signed.
M. N. PREWETT.
Canton, July 21st 1841.-9-tf
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FOR SALE.

A LIKELY young negro nan,
IA who is first rate carpenter tof
further Information apply at this Once
Canton, Sept. %, 1871. 1875
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

INSOLVENI NOTICE..
TNHE undersigned, having been ap-
= pointed By the Honorable Probate
Court of Madison county, Commission
.ers to receive and report claims agains :
the estate of James f.. Brown, deceas-
ed, reported .nsolvent; notice is here
by given to all persons having claims
against said estate, that the undersigned
Commissioners will meet upon the last
Saturday in each month, for the next
three months, at the house of James S.
Prichard, for the purpose Of attending to
the aforesaid business of the said es-
tate.
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NOTICE.
ENHE undersigned respectfully inform
IL the citizens Of Madison and 1azoO
counties that they have established 4
House in Satartia, for the purpose of do
ing a general Receiving and Forwarding
business. A supply of Groceries, Bag
ging, Rope, &c, viii be kept constantly
on hand. GILES, PAUL & ROBB-
AUG % I4-Sm
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NOTICE.
AS administrator de b0Ris non, with
- the Will annexed, of the estate OF
Samuel Wilson, deceased. shall at the
next December Term OF the Probate
Court of Madison county, present my
account as administrator aforesaid, for
final settlement, surrender my letters Of
administrator. &c.
JOHN s. YOUNG.
administrator. Sc
Canton. Sent. 90. 184l-l9-6
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June, 90, 1841.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-16
CHEERING.

We hive tie most cheering nrwi iom the
northern rart OF the State. The subjoned letter
from an intelligent correspondent, whose state
meats may be relied upon, we give as spccl.
men Of the accounts which We NE fcretng hy
almost every nsd from dat Qu1rer. Another
correspondent in "a l,ttef, dated Ok ord, La FAY.
out the whole north is onward, Onward The
people gle IN the right spirit Whreyerl travel
soue honest hlg comes ou', acknowledges
hmst to have Jtea deceived, and s@e4ts never
TO umtlaomac with such a pnjy ngajn. GIVE my
respects to Mr. Tucker, AMI say to him, prcpare
for ,he robes Of office, lar as certain as he lives,
the ballot box wl proclaim him Governor IN
Noyenbpr. He is running round the northern
rack, bearing 90 he bit, and standing in hts stir
rups, While the viud'broken posoois just seen
in lhe distance. For anhdc there was show
Of uce, bat fuckers bottom begins 10 SHOW It.
self The Co gresAoaaI ticket, IN this region,
,b.oki, a hn'e raagar tban Tucker now, but
il Nit, 1ot b. by tie olact on Another cores
pondaat say, that our maj rym Ma'saaa. the
"ompu county" vtII be from jwo 10 tafea hun,
died. Chccrly thew, Democrats, Our victory
is certain, Let us be in The hoat ranks Of rbc
dsh', not only by giving 'o'j To'la5ola' and
Thompson and Gan a decided majority, but by
elocting our entire ticket to the legislature. We
can DO it. DO we not speak your sentiments
ghea we say tes rW d5 al
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-16
GWIN AND FREEMAN.

THIS il certainly one flhe most talkatiye
countries in The wh le civilized world. Well,
perhaps 1t Ia wel enough, II the glorious sOve.
reign people had tune to hear all This day came
the above named dispuans, andlu their behalf
had good deal 20 say Ii was the regular ap-
,ouimeoi Of those gentlemen. Dr. Gvin open
ed ,ae Aaia tjle before i O'Clock aud conta.
ued to otcupytho stand uuul fifteen minutes ate
Twelve. The DR.. seemed IN bold possession or
a good idros portion Of hcalth lie is dehbe
rate, unenaluaS>ed speaker, wltoHt huste OF
a@cn,aimn' Some OF hls ideas on anaI poIl.
oc~ we're good and sensible for the D. tor is de.
ciaedlv sensible man; and from .ht.acquaiu,-
luce, and tic character OF his remarks, polite,
courteous and finished gentleman. The Doctors
views of the Pos, Office iacns or n want Of
such facilities n Mississippi, were indeed sound
and commendahle. And indeed h's speech was
IN all respects worthy of we'd filed head
ccpt when he seized the memory OF national
Bank; and that as Is usual with party, he gave
.evcre ba~tlug. And by the way paid his best
tesnecis to all corce ned in the extra session of
Congress, Tie Is opposed, otcomse, TO Btuk
Of lhs United States opposed 10 the Dlsrbu-
tion Bll---and ~ his speech were divers oher
Democratic Items, which 1t would he labolious to
mention here, The ID clor's speech was de eide
ly able. but we honestly TANK radically lerong in
all his prominent points.
Alter the Doctor ceased, JoAN d. FREriAN,
ESQ. rose upon the stand, and after telling the
people that he vas candidate for Attorney Gen
eml of he SmDe of Mt>,is>tppl, he seemed rlgb
much roubcd to know what to talk about, but
| finally concluded that he would give al Rond.pay
ers ute brushing. And our stars, it the tnr
| didn't iyl Mr., FRrEMAN assumed the positions
which are assumed by the party generally. He
Is fac speaker, and clever mat, and quite
| young, He is man of decided lalcnts. Though
we differ widely with him and DR. GwiN on poh,
| caj subjects, yet wc could not on tins occasion
cran from expressing our admiration Of the
men. = Holly Springs Gus.
| Ncighbor the Herald just .tt.aning this time
! TOE!
When I'VE copied an article from ule Herald re-
Gently in "hgh commendatlon' Of the "talen,ed
Graves, the Argus affected to think We were hoax
ed; since which, we have received letter 10 be re-
I he'd upon, assuring Us positively Ieal the Banners
EdH,r cannot swallow hl> old uejlhbor, The ,,O>cj-
| sting" ?. NJ. petdhna Curtis but that h VII as
suredly vote tor Col Graves.
ALABAMA Last Monday was the day for
The meeting of Ihe Legislature OF thls State
we have as vet received none Of the proceedings.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-16
FORCIBLE VIEWS.

We clip tho following foH the Reporter, a
wh paper, published at Grenada IN this State.
Tue Editor was warm supporter Of "fppcca
noe and I yier too" but he caai 90 Horny Clay
We believe he speaks the sentiment. of large
portion Of he ahg party in Mississippi. Its
views ace claary aud ro.ebly expressed aad all
10 Aepoiat.
Hepy Ciap--Some half dozen Of The wtig
papers ol Mississippi, have hosted tie name OF
ih- individual MS "A candidate for lie nex, Prcsl.
deucy Fuls is stalking time by the iorelock'
uulv |, wall be time enongh TO trouble the pub
lic mind aith this subject year hence and, 10
the meant.uc, we predict TIM Henry Clay lrH
nat b. the neat President lio night very well
please thenorthorn larjiitr'. and the bankers and
stock. .lohbers OF Wall and tnesuut streets, aud he
mlrht even be not unacceptable TO the mercantile
interest Of the south but bIs high tarlll notions
viii no more cOaesce with the tree trade and
State rights opinions Of the cotton phuters Of the
southern States. than oil and water wlII mlngle
tlell natures. tcln't be done. Polt,can' m Y
talk otthe honor aud glory taat would result from
such eoclion---aud they may expa.e IA glowing
terms upon the immense achievements OF Mr.
Clav--hutIt all won't do---hc is the prescribed
.of he pc3p'c and iheir ban is on dim, John
Tyler ha. aced very we'll so far, aud having circ.
ted him Vice President, we doubt not, Gls course
viii he such, thut the people will have ~ oaIcc-
ton to promote him 10 the Presidency in lS44
The "orgnal vhcsn las taay cail Mem,,he,l
may 20 tor M. CioU, # lhey hike, w,th all bs Ear.
illuonans and iuulanan constructions Of the
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-16
BACKING OUT.

From the following which We cut from the
Concordia lnielljagencerit will be seen that its
very able Editor is ready to shake OF his bank
notions.
II is easy TO draw on paper theory of bank.
ing plausible and satisfactory, provided YOU en-.
brocca full share of IFS in it, bpt reduce any
system ofbankng 10 practice which the mm'gl.
nation has wrought out and it viii universally
disappo6 its friends.
Come out, Mr. iu,elIigeocot-gjyo in your cx.
pcrenee aud youvili doubtless be received INTO
the churchin full fellowship.
8 or Relative to the vctoes Of Mr.. Tyler, a
subscriber Of this paper writes these words
which We are perfectly wiling to publish, albeit
we have somewhat abandoned onr ancient faith
about a bank, and HE banks. he Philadelphia
deveIoremonts have staggered US into consldera.
bc dodb about the whole banking system. But
Let our old wing tfeni be beard.
~ promised to deal moderately in politics.
| think YOU are right they are neither food or
roiment for hcpoor, aud but llt,je comfort 10 the
rich. parcu.arylo those who voted for John
Tyler,
THIS time last year it was all :fjp md Ty
with "a wings, Wc we're united 10 man.
But where are we all now Poor Old TIP IS
rone. and IN has ted us wuh chain of ouI own
forging. and we can. help it. lhs cW backed
by the veto power, aud the hair splitting pohu
clans OF NrEiuia, has Blasted all our prospects,
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-16
McLEOD'S TRIAL

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