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not possibly be known what course General Harrison
would think proper TO pursue. Gentlemen had been
discussing the subject of extra session, National
Bank, the public lands, and other measures, when
they did not know the opinion of the President elect
What, he would ask, the use Of debating on the
proprety of calling extra session, when they could
not tell whether General Harrison would think pro-
per to call one or not The President was author
ICED to convene Congress, when he should deem it ex-
ped snt 1t all depended upon his opinion therefore
what manner of good could result from discussion
at this time, such measure, when they had no
means of knowing what the views of the President
would be /: But the House had been doing what
was done in private fe they had been settling the al
fairs of the nation; they had been talking about the next
administration, the cabinet, and on in fact they
had all been cabinet makers. That being the case,
however, lie rather surprised that cabinet-makes
should have shown little mercy to the manufacturers
of the North.
MIR. A. then proceeded to notice newspaper rumor
to the effect that Mr. Wise to be the leader of the
Wing party in the House under the new Admlnlstra-
ton.
This drew out Mr. WISE in repeated explanations,
and the debate merged into of unpleasant cha
racer involving the merits Of the anti-dueng law,
etc.
Mr.. WISE replied at some length to the remarks Of
Mr.. Adams, so far they concerned him personally.
Mr. w. COST JOHNSON then obtained the floor,
and pending his remarks, the committee rose.
On motion of NJ. LINCOLN,
The House adjourned.
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Norr-Tn the remarks Of Mr. Co!r the tobacco question: he
the necessity Of c protection Of that IN
III. advocated the rnprlriy Of contnin. our neroa
tinns. endcavored demonstrate the ahrdy and evil
consequences of attempting protect that interest by counter
GLlLnl
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EXECUTOR,s sALE.

Nm compliance with an order of the
III Probate Court of Madison county
and State of Mississippi, made at the
December term 1889, there will be sold
to the highest bidder, at the Court house
door, in the town Of Canton,
On the en- day Of February nert
on credit of one and two years, the fol-
lowing described lots or tracts of land,
belonging to the estate of Ellis p. Pass
more, decd, to wit: The northeast quar-.
ter of section twenty-nine; the north
half Of section twenty-eight; the south
half Of the east half of the southeast
quarter of section twenty, and the west
half Of the southwest quarter of section
twenty-five, all in township twelve. and
range four, east. Bonds with approved
security and a Mortgage on the land will
be required from the purchaser.
LO LATHAM. Er'r.
0fthe estate Of f, p. Passmore decd.
January l6, l8lI. CT
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WILL expose to sale to the highest
a bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door IN the town Of Canton, Madl-
son county, Mississippi,
On The first Monday in May neat
The north east quarter of section TWEEN
ly nine township eight range two west
north half cast half south east quarter
section thirty township eight range two
west containing two hundred acres. Sold
for the taxes Of Ira Fisher, for the year
1851 Taxes Sc Sc cts. Prs fee D28
The part of lot number sixty one in
the town Of jacksonville beginning at
the south west corner Of said lot fronting
twenty two feet on Main street BY fifty
feet back. Sold for the taxes Of George
W. Smith, for the year 1887. Taxes
10 dolls. rs cts. Pcs fee Ola
The undivided interest Of the north
halfnortb east quarter section thirty six
township ten range three east containing
eighty acres, Sold for the taxes OF YIN
son Sanders fer the year 1887. Taxes
two dolls. Prs fee Ola
The east half south east quarter sec
ton seven, .owuship ter, range three
east; west half section eight, township
ten, range three east; north half east
half south east quarter section eight,
township ten, range three east, contain
ing four hundred andeighty acres. Sold
for the taxes Of KeightIy Sanders for
1897, 8, o. Tax fee 65.35 Pr fee IL
The west half north east quarter east
half south east quarter Of section
seventeen; south west quarter section
twenty; north werst quarter section
seventeen, all in township eleven, range
four east, containing four hundred and
eighty acres. Sold for taxes Of John
Germany, for the year 1887,
Tax Fee 4,50, Printer's fec $40
]. H, VANNOY, 4. &C
October "a, pts
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Z F''10o OIL ''I T'U mi I,y;f,in the
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To the Eeblors
u the Commercial \ Rail Road Banl
Of Vicksburg.


Of Vicksburg.
ED y clause 10 the assignment Of the
- property and effects Of the above
Bank on the 18th February last, which
is recorded, the debtors are secured In
the right to pay in the paper of the
Bank until the 18th Of February next
upon any debts due it, and to pay it af-
forwards upon all debts which shall bv
that day be secured" to the satisfaction
Of the ussignees.
Those debts which by that time shall
not be secured will be subject to such
rule as may be adopted in carrying the
trust into effect. The clause referred 10
is as follows, 10 wit "The trustees shall
proceed to collect and hold the proceeds
OF such sales, and also to collect and re.
alize in money the most that may BE-
practicable from the Bonds, Bills of Ex-
change, Bills Receivable, Notes, Ac-
counts, claims, judgments, demands, cho-
sen in action and profits of said Rail
Road, from and after the time Of its
completion to jackson, hereby transfer
red and assigned TO them. Provided,
however that said trustees shall in no
case refuse TO receive from debtors 10
to said President, Directors and Compa.
ny Of the Commercial q Rail Road
Bank Of Vicksburg the bank notes, checks,
post notes, certificates Of deposiie, and
Bills Receivable due from said Bank, or
any Of its branchec in payment Of debts
due to the said President, Directors and
Company Of the Commercial and Rail
Road Bank Of Vicksburg, provided such
debtor or debtors shall give sufficient Sc
curity for the amount of his, her, OF
their liabilities within twelve months af
ter the registration of this deed Of trust
W W FRAZIER, J
THO E. ROBBINS, Assignoes
WIN. S. BODLEY,
November 81. 1910. 46-6
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NIAISHAL'S SALE.

U,Gtcd Stahs c0cml cart - Nay tepl, 1874
Buchanan, IIngan & Co.,
vs. OnaItas f. ia,
William 1innon s. sur.
EDY virtue of the above stated case to
ED me directed, by the Honorable cir
cult court Of the United State for the
Southern District Of Mississippi, ! will
| (wthin the hours prescribed by law eX-
pose to public sale, for cash, before the
Court house door, in the town Of Canton.
Madison county,
On tie Third Monday Of February, J84I.
1t being the 18th day Of said month, the
following described land, to wit; The
west half, southeast quarter section
thirty-lour, township eight, range one,
west; east half, southeast quarter. sec
ton thirty.lour, township eight, range
one, west; north half Of the west hail,
southeast quarter, section tmrty-iour,
township eight, range one, west; west
half, northeast quarter, section thirty
four, township eight range one, west;
west half, south west quarter, section
thirty-threo, township eight range Que,
west; west half, northeast quarter sec
ton three, township seven, range one,
west; east half, southwest quarter, sec
ton thirty-lhree, township eight range
one, west; east half, northwest quarter,
section thirty three, township eight,
range one, west; west half, northwest
quarter, section ten, township seven,
range one west: north half Of the cast
half, northwest quarter, section three,
township seven, range one, west south
half, west half, southeast quarter, sec
ton thirty three, township eight, range
one, west; north half Of the west half,
southeast quarter, section thirty-two,
township eight, range one, west; north
half Of the west half, southeast quarter
section thirty-three, township eight,
range one, west; west half, northwest
r quarter, section three, township seven
range one, west; south half Of the cas-
half, northwest quarter, section three
township seven, range one, west; nortl
D half Of the west half, southwest quar-
: ter, section three, township seven, rang,
/. one, west; east half, northwest quarter
Il section four, township seven, range one
J. west; east half, northwest quarter, sec
ton four, township seven, range one
west; north half of the east half, o
west quarter, section three, TOWNSHIP
II seven, range one, vest south half q
X the west half, Of the west quarter, sec
ton three, township seven, range one
r west.
y Levied on as the property of defend
b. ant Tinnon, aud will be sold to satisl
b. plaintiffs debt and cost
n VIM. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
in For Tie Southern District Of Mississippi
le By w. l.. BATE, DeB'g.
Or Jan. Q, 10 Pr fee S2t
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pursuance II a :. sl'.F
bate Court Of Ma T''sr Of u
III Undersigned, Ezeeu,ri1, eaal,
Hardin D. Rnnnels. ~ Y " q,
pose to public sale, '''eassa- VI
On ihe Third Monday d !. |
= t5I icing the 18Th day ., I, ? d
o lore eth the Courthouse a.. y laG
o. canton, the rollowipss !. = as !
tiyl9g and being in the ~. uSS'is \
Ousha' to wit: The sos sIaa'y y Il
section twenty-five; po, .'l.eas srl
section thirty six, towp,1i l'aAla pad
range seven, east. up lsa,
49, 10 be soId on a credit !.
lGe purchaser giving nols, g. Z oas Il
ed security. "''s' With apg,
NJ. B. RUNNprs
January 8, 1871. Eli,
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

VHSHE undersigned, Guardian for Eliza
Il and Reuben Harris, minor heirs of
Reuben Harris, decd, will present his
account for final settlement of his said
guardianship, at the February term of
the Probate Court of Madison county,
where oil those interested may attend,
if they see proper.
d. W. HALEY, Guardian.
January %, 1871. 81
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NOTICE.

TWO all those interested in the estate
n OF John Coleman, deceased, notice
is hereby given that we will as execu.
tors Of the last will aud testament of
Absolem Coleman, deceased, who was
administrator Of said John Coleman, dc.
ceased, furnish our account with said
estate for final settlement and allowance
at the January term 18ll Of the Probate
Court Of Madison county.
ELISHA COLEMAN,
ROBERT COLEMAN,
Executors.
Jan. 2, l0il 81 3
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ApMINisrRAToR,s NOTICE.

FHVO all persons interested in the es'
A tate Of Samuel Meek, decd, you
will take notice that at special term OF
The Probate Court Of Carroll county,
Mississippi, to be holden at the Court
house thereof, on lbe 25th day Of Janu-
airy 1871, ] willexhibii my account for
allowance and final settlement as Admin
istralor of the estate Of said deceased
BY order Of said Court.
JAMES MEEK, Admir-.
Carrollton, Dec 10, l840. Sol
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CAUTION.

A LII persons are forwarned not to
"a trade for note of hand given by
the undersigned TO James NJ. Payne for
One Hundred Dollars, due the 25th day
of January, 1871, as the consideration
for which II was gwen has entirely fail
ed, and ! will not pay it unless compel
led by law.
JESSE ROCKS.
Canton, January ., l84l 1913
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-13

Drs. J. X. WARD & n. w HARfl
MEAVE associated themselves p n
AR practice of their profession at o y
ron. Madison county, Mississippi. Cu'
in the east end of B. D. Johnson form
dwelling.
Dir. Harper will briefly state !, % :.
former friends, that having now :, In /
exclusively upon his pfolessl0a NJ,
future devote to it his entire llno i
attention, and trusts hencelOfua'I
merit more fully their confidence a.,
April 4,
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CAUTION.

A Ii persons are hereby forwarned
- not to trade for a note given by the
undersigned to Benjamin lourdan, the
amount mol rccolleclad, dated some tine
IN 1889, as have Offsets against said
note; | am determined not TO pay the
same unless compelled by law.
n. w. STAPLES.
January %. 1871. a.
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rpItsrEE,s SALE.

10Y virtue of aDeed Of Trust, anu
ID tbe certain purposes herein e s,sl
toned, executed by Maqplf y 9 ,,nIl
and his wife Sarah Shelby 'O J, 'dayN
signed, on the twenty Ggd y The q
March, A. D. 1910, recorded . IL r '~S n
Of the Clerk of the Probate n. ooIs'
Madison county, in Book OIL p'cus
pages TAI and 742, | will
On the 18th dag Of February 'y, m.lI
Proceed to sell to the hlg lissa u,'o If /
ready money, at the reslas9 m;ssissig
Shelby, in Madison county, . m,s'l 70 4
the following described properly my 'sSeI
The tract Of land on When salu h a
now resides, containing n'a ,bo foIIc
an and twenty acres; and nI %,, ~ San San
ing Negro slaves: June MiI md MAJ
''''' J. P. HoLLlNGS"o1Ttr ]
32-i
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TRUSTEES SALE,

MY virtue of Deed Of Trust, exc
nd culed by Joseph Clark to the IN
dorsigucd on the 18th Of September,
1889, and Of record in the Clerks office
Of the Probate Court of Madison county,
VIC will, or one of US, proceed 10 sell at
the residence of the said Joseph Clark,
on Friday The 16thday Of July neat, one
Negro woman, named Hannah, aged
about IS. TO be sold for cash in hand
J, II. CHEATHAM,
J. q. ANDREWS.
January Is, 1871 9
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August IS, 1910


ruyHE plantation lately occ ,.,,,s ogCd
i'll M NJ. iIajon, four nlles 20, ,So, g Y sh,
a 5D,,' ina high state Of 'a, i &c. Il
GOOD Houses Gin ana % y" 4 Il
further particulars JoaN NUM-
The above Planla''o" I
liberal terms.
February 6, l8al
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NJ S.ru,,a LAW NOTICE.
4. SMITH & e. g. ,,,,.,

"a ANING formed i, u. sdNE1
practice Of law. r;li aPiu II
business entrusted 10 them 7 ai'ead ii
courts Of Ma Madison md rs''' T. Y l's,,
Iy known as the Citizens I R.a sSras
December l2, 1910. D'lik.
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BENJAMIN LITTLE,

WlLL receive and sell Negroes,
w during the winter, at No. 262,
Common Street, New Orleans.
December 5, 1910. 48-tf
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Wagon AND BLACK
SMITH SHOP.
FRSHE subscriber respectfully informs
M the public that he has resumed bu-
siuess at his old stand, where he is e.
pared to do work in any Of the above
branches, in the shortest and best style
DAVID ANDERSON.
Canton, Jan. 9, 1871. 52-tf
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p0STpNNEAlENT

The sale Of the above described pro-
porty is hereby postponed until the 3D.
Monday of February.
S. lIAMBLEN, Sh'f
By c. IIIcKERsoN, Dcpg
Jan. %, So Pr fee $45
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Law NOTICE-FoR TEy,s
LAW Co.PARTNERsHIp.
sBOFlle III. sIfNrtiD, of Vicki

LAW SD~f Ahl n ERsilP.
sBOisR III. Martin, Of VicEirn
EHAS formed co-parlnership aa
"a IL practice Of the Law, with Nessil b
Riley 81 EOUe, Of the Repubicl'
Texas, They will be prepared 10 "A
lect claims in every Qaa of 2Aras; al,
John Ii Martin will continae 10 reside \
Ficksburg, for the purpose Of attended,
to the proper procurement Of recotdI
&c, suited to the laws Of that Republic
but will go out 10 Texas once iaeac
year, for the purpose Of bringing al
money collected, 10 their clients 10 N|
sissipPi.
Mossrs. Hubbard g. On, are tAel
Agents for Madison county, Of vhoT
particulars may be ascetalned,
June 27, 1870, 25-lIl
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A. 7. M DOR I,

II, . III UVNH,
aEAVING resumed the practice oIlhs
IL NJ Law, has established himself n
nlanently in Canton and will aisl
promptly and faithfully TO any bu'in'1
committed to his care in this or an |
the surrounding counties. 4
Office in the old Circuit Clerks 0h'
Retcrto {. J. SEARlEs'
Canton, Feb. %, III.
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THE STATE OF MlsslssrPpL

EHStllS day came the said plaintiff by
"a his attorney, and the attachment
in this case having been returned duly
executed, and the defendant falling 10 APP
pear and give special bail and plead
herein, 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court, that unless the said defendant do
appear here on or before the first day
OF the next term Of this Court aud give
special bail and plead herein, Judgment
final by default will be rendered against
him, and the estate attached will be sold
and 1t is further ordered, that a copy Of
This order, together with the specidca.
ton of the cause of action and amount
claimed as due from the defendants to
ine plaintiff be published in the Madison
Wing Advocate for four weeks success.
slvely, and that all further proceeding
be stayed until tho next term Of this
Court. A true copy from the Minutes
Of said Court.
Attest. IT, n. BORpEpr prL
January Is, 1871. 81
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sELF DEFENCE.

A IL those indebted to the officers Of
IN. the Probate Court of Madison coun
~, are hereby notified that unless their
respective dues are paid before the first
day of February next, executions will
be placed in the hands Of an officer who
will collect them.
w. 8. BAILEY,
]. T. CAMERON.
December 10, 1910. sos
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CIRCUIT COURT oFTHE U. STATES,
southern District of Mississippi,

THE Hon. Samuel J. Gholson, one of
H. the Judges of said Court, having
ordered the Marshal TO adjourn the No
vember Term of the Court to the first
Monday of February, notice is hereby
given to all persons whom it may con,
Germ, that on the said first Monday of
February the adjourned term of said
Court will be opened at the city Of Jack
son, where all jurors, witnesses, and 9TH
or persons interested are requested to
attend. BY order Of the Judge,
w. NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
f0r he SOUTHERN District Of Mississippi
Jan. 8, Ia Ficks. Sent.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.

Circuit Court. to May term lS4l
Fdo'soo' Dale 4 Co., o..-..,l .,,,.,.o.o,
Philomen Petty. Sl,088 63.
THVHIS day came the said plaintiffs By
Va their attorneys, and the attachment
IN this case having been returned duly
executed, and the defendant filling to ap-
pear and give special bail and plead
herein. Its therefore considered by the
Court, that unless the said defendant do
appear here on or before the first day
OF the next term Of this Court and give
special bail and plead herein, judgment
final by default will be rendered against
him, and tho property levied on, be made
subject to plaintiffs demand; and it is
further ordered, that copy Of this or
der, together with specification Of the
cause Of action and the amount due from
the defendant to plaintiffs, be published
I'M the Madison wing Advocate, news
paper published in the town Of Canton,
Madison county, State Of Mississippi, for
six weeks successfully.
A true copy from the Minutes Of said
Court,
| Attest: w, MONTGOMERY, Crk
By II. X, COULTER, D. c.
! W. DRANE, ?. Z.
January Is, 1871. 81
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STOLEN,

BYRON the subscribers
A farm, IA miles north Of
Canton, on the road from
Canton leading to Camden
Ten Negroes, of the follow
ing description: York, a mu-
latto man about 5 feet 5 or
10 inches in hight, with tole
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10y virtue Of the above stated cases 70
ID me directed, will (wilhn me ho1f.
prescribed by law expose to public sale.
for cash, before the Court-houso door, II
the town Of Canton,
On he Third Mouday Of January 1871,
II being the 18th day of said month, the
following described land, to wit Tho
east half, southwest quarter, and west
half, south west quarter, section twenty
nine; west half, northeast quarter and
northwest quarter, section thlrty-twoi
northeast quarter, section thlrty'one )
east half, southeast quarihr, section
thirty, all in township twelve, range live,
east, containing in all six hundred and
ninety-nne acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property OF defend
ants, admir-, and adm'rX, &c, and will
be sold 10 satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, ShW
By c. HlcEERsoN, Dcp'g.
Dec. Z, 19-2
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rable STRAIT hair, INN Vlsage; Ephraim,
a man aged 80 years, he is about five
feet, or inches high; Moses, a small
man feet or inches high, an onery
looking negro; Fanny and Caroline are
both young women aged about q, Caro-
line is a copper colored woman, not very
bright, Fanny is worry black negro nd
of good size Five children from the
age of 8 years down to 8, 5he womer
are both in a far advanced state Of preg
nancy. Any person who will give IN
formation of the above Negroes shal
be literally rewarded. They were sto
len on the Goth of last December.
WIN. HOY,
w. n. THOM.
January l6, l841. ct
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Jan q, 10ll
, 1841-12-11

Tight.-ln the old bl%ue-law times in Con,
necticut, the girls were in the habit OF ty'
ing their h ir so tight on the back Oh theiT
heads, that it entirely prevented the"Eom
shutting their eyes or mouths, even II they
ever felt inclined to dose. The consequence
was that their lovers were compelled to unite
the string before they could kiss them.
Tigater.-We were informed last summer
in Philadelphia, that some of the ladies' in
that city were in the habit of hooking their
frocks so tight behind, that they were obliged
to loosen them before they could sneeze.
Tightesk--A Boston paper mentions an
instance of a dandy there who strapped his
pantaloons so tight hat when he raised his
foot to step he could not get it down again,
but was obliged to stand on one leg like a
goose, until the strap was taken nf:
, 1841-12-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned, grateful fol the liberal
patronage extended to him by hs tran
silent friends willie at his old stand opposite
the Bank of Missouri, takes this method Of
informing them that he has removed to a
much more eligible and commodinus situa
ton on the corner of the old market. 6rme.
" known as the Saint Louis Boarding House.
and more recently kept by Mr.. Dennis.
would just say to my friends and the
public generally. that no pains shall be SPAR
ed to render comfortable all who ma, IA
vor me with a call. Arrangements are made
for the keeping of horses Of transient friends
at a good stable. and a porter furnished to
carry baggage to, and from ste I'm brats.
V. J.. PEERS.
Dec. II, 1841.-4t.