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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08
Newark, NJ. July 81. is59, 1oNio

DysPsrsid, or Indigestion, FtftcfudFy CrreF.
Mr.. Vim. Tucker. aNing lately Ee ~ restored To
: sound state oi health, through the efficacy of pr.
Hunts B"ian c IIUs, thinks Il ariudiSgcusablc juty
tn state certain lacis relative t. the disease nader
which he had - long suffered, The symPt rms
wCre-S painful obstruction. with / constant rri,c-
:"u a! isua, headache, pslpualiun vi the hrari
.nsnrss OF SPIN 8, q troublesome dry cough, diZzi
Cess, uShtnCSs AZ the Chrst and officially at breath
IlE, alnto-i constant pain IN jhc side. Ions, and
shorlurrs, accompanied with much lansuur and
dchI I:y. These hiCu-ne Together with an M
I@ual degree nihltl"ncc, brought on such \ sta,c
-icN'r-nr WcaNnes'. HStp pTcNeIt hIu from, a.
tcEdin" u his iGsnes ani hIs health appeared lost
TcySna recovery Ills friends asd relatives 5ecaE.r
alarmed a. the melancholy BROS; c-t. AID susugiy
Hunts botanic pIiis-rhey were ad
uIui tered AID ln ! few day. prO!urcl a,tonish-
ing reiief snd fra.ly realized 4 aert.c r.srpraron
70 sound health VIM. TUCKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08
BEWARE Of COUNTEPFEITS.

BEWANF DE IUU-N TINF FIIo'
~ CGuti0u.-Be particular in purchasing - see
hat the label Of this ncdr Iae contains a nSuceoi
u entry according TO Act of Congress. And be
txewise particular in obtaining them At 100 Chat
haA st., New York or from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

In extraordinary c1se of Rirvmrg;-n, rr~cr,rg.
ntsd HiIt Diarrh5sa aud N,rroUs dcsiIily
Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed 10 cold
was attacked with q most painful Rheumatic com.
plaInt Of the he1d, and neck, which continued with
distressing vlslonce Tor several months The rria-
cipal symptoms were-h swelling and eNcrucIatinc
use; both the PAIN aHd thcicver generally suffered
au increase ~ the evening, The pains were iBCrsas-
cd on the slightest motion, and were more sey,rc
IN tue night time. a constant dInTrhaCa, wEiCt
pTOcuccd Us general Observation-Disclosures. INV.
ness OF splTi's' and general wasting Of the DO iy
attendant c'uld not possibly give the least horSs
pi ms recovery and u was generally bcEcy,dby
ms r'lluVes and friends Tint all the medicines ar
Teatmcntl IN this world could not him any relief
But seeing an adycrlsement On Hunts BOTANIC
10 use them, nc did so, and after fortnight H.
Produced favorable change, and heis now a hcaI
thy aud strOLg man JOS. ART.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

4 SEVERE CASE Or TEETUNG. WIFI,
~ SUMNER COMPLAINT. cured by tho mai
HIlo american Soothing Syrup Of Dr. W. Eyaus-
Nrs MrPhors1u, residing NJ No. =. Madison sff,,,
called ~ tho Medical Office or Dr. w. Evans. No non
'HaiHgm street. y. y. and purchased a bottle oCfb.
syrup Tor her child. who was suffering cycrri,,,-
pam 'nTins The Hn'rcs oi dcuiupn. being mamcu.,.
Hiy threatened with rouyulsious is b4w,fs fo, y,,r,
,N''r1H2Iy in'-o. and up food could be retained ,.
I' Stomach Utmost immediately after irs -u-f.,.
.''n' ne alarming syug,Ums entirely ceased ,IJ hc.
asusHt afforded the child. the mother ,,r. I'D. RI -'
record. a"d freely rrrruarI publicity ID, fs 49,.
.' PARTICULAR m applying zoo 100. CHa.h7m sf-..r
mere .f. several 'nuaf.ioifs advertised No 9TH,
l..ro 900 tur city Eu rha genuine Gr ,,. '"
bsH~-r ~ r.r#rrGG r.rr,...
I. ....".ns q" s.a .at iaa label ri 1fs llaFl,. Il,
....HH o. nuFrr of r.. rU.ry rrrlfrr-tr t,r.fr..
SUD- ho i.,Ur.s particular BOO obtain r-t
1r Agent "' ''s"
n"' ID w ~ KING. IS Water o. vt~rr-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

I " TIE N&klOIa ~ DEBILiTATED-DR
Z Evans TONIC PILLS--Thc powers of r..
vans CamomIio Pills are such. That the raIrintipp
he art. The ircInuious hand. the dizzy eve and
ihe Nuiicrng mind. vanish before thcr effects
Ike noNioGs ygpors before the benign influence If
the morning san. They have been long successfully
used lorlnc cure Of I~utcrmiucnts, together with faycrs
OF The irregular nervous Kind, accompanied with Wis
ccrul distractions.
This tonic Medicine IS fnr nervous complaints. gcp.
"rol debility, Indigestion and its cpuscqucuccS ag ,y,ut
ct appetite, dIsicusiou ot The 10 mach. ncldity: uuuIra.
SAINT TASTE in Oh" mouth. ramhling noise in he bowels
nervous symptoms, lauguor, when thc mind becomes.
irritable. depending. Thoughtful. melancholy. md dc.
Ie'i'd. ilyIprhouduacisn, consumption. dimncss Of
sishi. dciruum. and aIl o.her nervous affections. these
pills will produce safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pills were first introduced Boa America IL, 1915
Bcuars r. CDHH,cJehS-CArrf1N-B uariicuIar
10 purchasing 20 scr ihat lHc label of this NeJir,,c
contains q notice oi is entry according 10 Aci,T ION.
gTcss. And be- Likewise particular IN ob,,ri,, H.,
az luo Chatham st. Ncw-iork. or frum The regular
agent WNf n KING ~.
rnv % '''s.
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Lircr Complaint, Tiht mvri ~Drr7HSereHI Of a.
LirSr system.
Nr. Joshua Roberts was hGlc.e3 with a bilious
md nervous iseass L. al alarming degree. be n.
TENDED WIN all the distressing syEry toms which
1icct a relaxed condition, WA sIck hcad-achr
loss at appetite, g0tIuess ~ the head, pain in the
stomach ai'cr "aiins, unusual ircmuTS, shifting
spaSniooIc pans ~ every part Of the 5oiy, COLI
cells, satiow complexion, costlyuess. and a CON
slant dull pam ~ the right side, which often iulu.
ced the most 4 :cadiul dcbiItl; indeed he thought
~ was afflicted wllh every internal complaint IN,
human body isIIabl, to. lie was Ecncrally mHkirz
Lrlolni Varl'us remedies, oil OF y hich were ecually
.ru!lcss until he had recourse To Hunts Ei,sni5
Puls,irnm the superior virtues OF which mrctrIuc
ms health - perfectly Tc-sstahhshti and IS row.
ahlc Il" puTaus ms employment free from raia or
disease JOSHUA ROBERTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

FEMALE REGULATING POWDERS or mn.
ture : assistant. 4 WONDERFUL MEDICINE
w lSIAk Call ami buy and set directions
for using al the EOtaulc Drug and Medicine store
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

NlRSlNlA-IN CuArcERY-At Rules held IN the
CLERKS Office of the Circuit Superior Court II Lsw
and Charcery FOR Marshall County, on the isi day
March ISL.
William RVsehoruugh, Plaintiff
Is
John Kyle. James RoSch0rough. ID Ruscbornngh, Hen
~ Taylor and Abraham Fry. Defendants.
The Defendants. John KYLE. James Rosclcrou-h
ID. E;c-choTOugh and Henry TUylur. rot having enter
ri their appearance. aud riVcn security, acceriing To-
The Act Of Assembly and tho RalCs ui lhis Court
aud It appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
lrc not inhabitants e.! This commonwealth Il H. order
II that the aid Defendants DO Sppear here on the
FIRST day OF The scNt torn. aud answer the ball of the
Plaintiff: and TINT a copy ct this orCcr be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published "a hr Ciy 81
Wheeling fT two months suCcJss,vrly. sUd f-SsiCt u
the from! iuor VI the Courthouse u has County
\ Cops T,.te JhA,SS y NORRIS. Clerk
M,rrh Pm
.N~lSGINlA-N CaANJ-.Y-Ai COLES bed ia ;GS
CLERKS u!E,5 Y. JLe c..cui' SupznnF Cuu'. %, Law
and Ct,-,,y iuI N.ar5A.al coaaty ga AC ist iay u
March lSSl
Samuel Thee .~J?. CUIgP't
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against

Ebcn'z"r Zanc AMI Mary VI s his wife. Henry
Moore. and James { Johnston. Defendants.
The defendant Johnston not hav NJ cuerrd his ar.
rearancc and given security according 10 the nr; If
assembly ana the rules Of This cour. and IL arr e,rirr
by snisiactoy proof. HAT he is not mn irb-Lirert g,
this Commonwealth. On motion or the comma p,vr..
hy Counsel, IL is ordered ihat The said defend r a.,
apIcar here on tho first day OF tho next spring term
ct Tins court and answer The sad 'omp'ainauis' tilt.
and that a copy Of thi- order I've frih, i,L inserted il,
some newspaper printed in the Civ OF Wheclrg. for
two months successfully and posted 1t ihe front door
Of The Court house Of Ohio county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

G tNRrENTER's Etrn ~sarapanIla,
~ BucIirc.
RuiuIne.
Sv1imv Pauarc1. Essential Oils. Tsscrros.
Fresh Scidluz Powders. OH Stone. Sptc. BRITISH. &c
For sale by H. w ~CiIApIINE
jan l6 T,i,, ef...t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-08

an interesting ease ~ Iotrnrss ofSpiriis. ,iB n
violent SpISmOdic Affection.
Ir. Francis Caldwell was ALTERED Tor several
wears WiLh extreme debility, together with n tram
" ss.nI'Gins generally termed nervous affections
IN" 81 tho most learned physicians TO describe. In
MS case the spasWs IN the stomach were 20 Crr-
If reason, pains IN the nlbs, cxfrGding sy.r ~ -,
ne fingers aud toss, fst ulsEce. sickness n tI,
,,",hnch ana y gcneEll agitation of the who.c
yS,'Il' lhsDmuch iha.a common incident render
'd tic mind unIld and apprchcnsive. In ord,r n,
.tHloNe lncsc distressing symptoms. and restore
me constitution 70 ne fpTmcr energy n large nor
ton Il medical skill had becn exhausted vUfb,ut
ans advantage; change Of air. and other remedies
were also unlyai'Ing. and tire mind and BODY ar.
LtaICu 70 Ne devoted 70 n ruthless disease ~ this
hopeless and lanEJId situation, Mr. CafiwelI was
,t,'nnnenfsd q make trial of Hunts Botanic Pills,
'u9 by a continuance Of the medicine according
CORRECTIONS, his strength became completely rcsfor
al a. @3a SOUND state Of hs9i,h mos hag,iy cs
Caution nc particular ia purchasing 70 81,
ih'i the label q thi' Medicine contains . notice
is entry according 70 at OF Congress. And -
kc"Ise particular m ootsi7iug Them ~ 100 Cha
ham 81, Ne" y ork. CT from The
, REGULAR AGENTS.
STEVENSON & NEALE. PsrkersiurS
yIRCINGA-rv cuavcray-At rules held IN the
Clerks n7iso Of tho Circuit Supcripr Court n Law
md Chancew fr tho county Of Ohio. in The mouth
ct March lS4i.
Dino wHcissoIl snd francis CCam p5rll Comps
against
Sarah Beok. and Joseph MllcrG Thomas Nil
lcr. Dsrrd.ufs
The defendant Slrlh Berk. not haginz entered hoe
appearance. end given security according IN tho 4rf
,I~8srombly md The rules of this court. arG 30 .rpr,r.
rg by satsa Glory proof that che rs not IN inb.hifs1f
It fiIs commonwealth, on motion Of Tie cUmrlaInaufs
" counsel y Is ordered that tho sliI defendant d.,
.ppear here on The first dav 1.-THE next term Of this
our. and answer the complainants bill and thu
10 y rf This order he fm1hwith inserted IN a.no news, %
1per printed rn the CITY Of Wheeling for t,, month. q
ucccssively and posted ~ The front door ortho CouuI
iouso Of Ohio eounty. a rorv te.fc. !
AiFE 7 LATpLEY. Clerk ?
CAsrrrfr fr Comp m,y 30
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\ gentleman Whe has made ,rial OF DR.. W. Fy-
ms Soothing Syrup IN hrs fsInii", lin case Of teeth
~ chIld) wishes rs 10 state that he found u entirely
Eisetval IN relieving PAIN lnthe gums, and prevent
ng the consequences which sometimes follow. We
Sheerfully comply with his rcqIeH sun.
bose who have tried IL, that Dr.. Evan syrup for
s~7ildren Cutting Teeth, advertised IN another col
Snn, len highly useful article for the purposes for
which II - intended. Highly respectable Indivd-
AGls, a. any rate. who have made use Of 10, do not
aeNtats TO give its virtues the sanction 81 tAsir
80 nss.-BostOn Traveller.
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WIN. II. KING, Wheeling V
STEVENSON. NEALE & Co. p,rkpr-bur
nR. WM. EVANS SOOTHING 81
E[ ZIP. EOR CIILDREN TEETuINE-

Dangerous Case Of Convulsions and Painful DENT.
ION, Cured ny DR. VIVA Evans Soothing syrup
Te TIE ASENT or DR. EvASs' SoOTugSG SYRUP.
Dear Sir-The great boRehl afforded 10 my suffer.
&c infant, by your Soothing Syrup. IN a case Of pro-
Tacted aRd painful d~euutlon, must convince every
ceiling parent how essential an early application OF
such an inv aluable medicine Is TO relieve infant
misery and torture. Ny infant while teetng, expert.
paced such acute suicTincs that 10 was attacked
with eonyulsions, and my wife and family supposed
;hatdeath would soon release the babe from Anguish
III va procured a bottle ct your Syrup; which NJ
Boon as applied TO The gums, a wonderful change
vas produced, and after ? few applications, the
1h1d d~isplayet obvious relief, and by cOntInuingin
ts use, ! am glad 10 inform You. that the child has
completely recovered, and no recurrence of that
awful compliant; has since occurred; he teeth arc
saanaung daily, and the child enjoys perfect health.
l give you my cheerful PERMISSION 10 make THIS nc.
G20wlsdgement public. and VIII 81 Idly give ans in
sTmauoR on this IrcumstanC,.
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Join Gny nnI 1000 WhaLl,r. neftn,anl..

clerks office Of the circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chauccry fI the County OF Ohio. in The month
o February 1911.
William VI Cory, Compliment.
against
Ehcnczcr Zarc. aud Mary VI SZarc, hr. wifi. Tcnry
Moore aud James & johnston. Defendant.
The defendant Johnston rot having entered h.
appearance and given sccariy arCurdIg To- The net ur
assembly aud The rules oi lhi, court. and il appearing
that he j. not au i~uhlhi;aul of The Cummonw calih at
Virginia; o. motion oi complainant hy counsel. ii Is
ordered 'lUi the said dctL. 90 appear here un inc Gr.t
day ui The next term of this CONT. enter his appear
aucc, gave security % the act aforesaid requires. and
answer the cumplainauts bill. or otherwise defend
this sur'. aui that "a copy Vt lhIs orlcr be forthwith
inserted m some newspaper printed in the Civ al
Wheeling ir two months excessively. aud pasted al
The front door oi the court house uI Ohio county.
y cory icSic,
NFtSoN, for Compt. ALIEN = INDIrN.
feb II ryxrL
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

MI. Dick & Co, s, Ciregi;
vs. Court, Southern
Geo $. Grant 6surcties. District.
HDY virtue ofthe above stated venii.
ID exponas, to me directed, from the
Honorable Circuit Court Of the United
States for the Southern District of Ms
slssipPi, | viii expose to public sale az the
court house door in the town OF Canton.
Madison county,
On tie third Monday ia Augasf Herf.
the following described property, Ievicd
on as the property Of defendant Grant,
viz: the south half, east half, southwest
quarter Of section nine, township ten.
range five, east, and west bali, north
east quarter of section three, township
nine, range FIVE east, containing ono hun
dred and twenty acres more or less
Sale to take place within the hours pre-
scribed by law.
ANDERSON MILLER. UlrSIz7.
BY ]. s. Goocu, Dep Mar.
Canton, July 5, 1341.
Pr. fee 81 50. Git
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THE CONVULSIVE,

Here Is magnificent specimen of the
terrible, extracted from an exchange
print.
A HERo.--The following eloquent de-
scription OF a warrior is given by young
lady who is partial to sentiment" Blood
smoked around him-SkulIs were crush
ed--horror cleaned on. all sides--the
flashing of steel was like vivid lightning,
and the roar of the cannon was as if hea-
ven had discharged a battery Of thunder
Amid this whirl of fire, this roar of can
non, and spouting of warm blood, he stood
serene, though outrageously afflicted
with the tooth dchel"
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EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

U ETTERS Testamentary having been
- granted to the undersigned exeeu-
tor at June term, 1871, OF the Probate
Court of Madison county, on the estate
of VIM. b. NorReet, deceaced, 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 auihen-
ticated within the time prescribed BY
law, or they will be forever barred
THOS. II. CHRISTMAS Ext
July 3, 1871. Pr. fee 81 Got
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seem, 1T IS nevertheless true. Aud this
conduct IS sufficient to sink him far be-
low the lowest point at which the most
sovereign contempt of civilized world
could reach him.
1t IS evident, then, that our Legisla
ture has, at every session thereof since
the sale of the bonds, recognized the
States liability thereon; and that the Co.
vernon conceded with them till the last
session. And is not this a sufficient re-
peal of the par value proviso in the sup
plement? Most assuredly it is, and thus
obvlates all objections to the sale upon
the supposition that the said supplement
is itself valid. 1t is, therefore, wholly
lmmaterial whether the supplementary
charter is void or not; for in either case
the State is bound. The Bank itself is,
also, bound, having affirmed the contract
by receiving the money.
RiENZI.
Canton Tupa
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CAUTION.

ALL persons arc cautioned against
LAtrading for note OF hand gwen 6y
TuoMas Collins. Decd. TO Robert G.
Anderson Jun'r. for sir hundred an feT-
tv.one Dollars and tffly cents, given the IS
II January 1910. and due the first OF
Marcb 184I. and endorsed to Robert e.
Anderson Seu'r. as | have returned the
property to said Anderson Tor "nie -, Sa'd
note was given, and because said hosn-
as Collins. was insane 1T the time of CIV
ing said note, and no part Thereon VIII D.
paid unless compelled BY Law.
f JOSEPH COLLINS.
Adm'r Of the estate Of 1. Collins DECD
June, %, 1871 5-St
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As Rangcr e Madlsaa ceaazv.I 80
- o.Ier or sale. &C. TIC hi<aass "a GO.
before the c1aFt keuss 1elr Is C11roa.
Ga tas frss Mats - b. az,
the followjns property, t2ass-
one red AM whs.e sseer. sakea 80
By lsaac l. feaaaaseoas Apasaa~l 81
So,
Ga bro~n eoloresl sszl coss. ukea -
by Ira Mullea- APPEzisal . So
One yoke q oxsa. rsksa - - 1aaass
FarFaF. Appraised - So
Oae bFighE 49, horse. @Aea ~ -
Geo. W. Curtis APpra1ss.8 - 80
One soErel herSe uIale. t4kea - -
John Raglaad- APPraase1 - So
One small oay usaFe. rakea ~ - knras
ard III. Bell APRsslssd b -
one coz an ealf aad ysaEangs ukea
up Charles NooEs- APPsaazs- - <le
One bay horse. takea uP - T. e. "a
liarns- APPRAISED - So
One ycllow bay herse. takaa - -
Luke J0hasoa- APPraisc3 = -
One ehesaat sorFel horss. eaken ae 81
Southland roley. APpraz~e1 - 50
one Sorrel horse. taken - - Eans
Lee APpsalzed ~ So
TSo steers. takea uP ~ a T. Nsaf
APPRAISED to 50 each-
One black uaEe. uakea a. - fsAa k
WorSham- AaeFaasel 10 So
onc steer AMI eae Aa3. akea ~ -
jonathan tiamPhgeys. 64ka aapsar--s
- 81
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RiENZl.

0JWe regret that several original ar
ticles which had been prepared for thi:
weeks paper, have unavoidably beer
crowded out.
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UkN taNAkt-HoE> >kAs-
tssAsa. eA-saae = H4Ase sa6e. 49,
= sAe cazt hl4@ zr - s.. $50 VI
caasa.
60 e. frF MaEzs ~ Farsaess
Csc s4sae t-s-r.as-l 49,. ta.sse Ia
Nssz 49,, ssaa-e2se ezsr1rE - $780,
sseeea. assl tae a.setA asli' es - Aall.
eae1s.east raresH. aa.l ta.s naa al CT
szss al el msr.e Hsess .szaEreF 81 s@esa.s
aaeeeea. ersneNe So Fae=a ssrrs-
rzsl. essazaas 10 zrrss mssee - 49,
~ &C. lte aNes 81 Easn tssssss. So
49, sear ttt2 Aa.4zE 81 ans e..
So ca.
II M NANNhN.
41nar q &C.,.
fne 81 rEgI
- @a - IS
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MARYLAND.

Hon. VIM. Cost Johnson is the Wing
candidate for Governor in this State.
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UkN NaGAsa Kek. ~AHN.
4 WIZ 1Kra@ - rz- saas. A-Err
Eae cs4ss eeszse $3.50 a ,a.e 49, et
I'aaaa.
e. Eke le msaErsa..' &C., -.
- e@E rseFeel ssS lxass azl
ass en- tsE essa 81 kasrc.. ssse ssEsF
res "a sae aNss $40 el ee 1850 -
a aeE e@ss. n->anse sethr
sas e9 eE 81 NaEzes.s- Fsssae Aa-k
ess s se assesssl Ia seee szr-
@ AaEaes atsa 49, 80 sFtae ases e.
- $50 60 Eftas sear IrsE. a.asaszs-
a - go wA 81 ez aeef ahere-
1M NtNNaN-
sFsrsaF q &C.,
tssrr. fa1e = aEGE.
e. kr So za
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
It ETTERS Testamentary having been
IA granted TO the undersigned exccu-
tors at June term, 1871, Of the Probate
Court of Madison county, on the estate Of
William O1reHs, deceased. all those IN
debted will please come forward aud
make immediate settlement, and those
having claims against said estate are re
quested to present them legally authenti-
Gated within the time prescribed BY law,
or they will be forever barred.
HARRISON JORDAN E.
ROBERT TUCKER. i1N -
July 3, 1871. pr. fee 81 &C
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l.. e. MAXWELL.
COTTON FACTOR = GENERAL Govt
MISSION MERCHANT.

Back Office, No. CD MeSa-Ens sircrt,
New Orleans.
All Cotton consigned to his address
will be sold, each crop separately. b.
side the regular commission on sales,
the expenses actually paid out GA
each bale, will BE- charged, and ID
more.
July 8, 1871. Got
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sHERIFF,s. CLERKS, MAGISTRATES
ANDEyERY oTHER DESCRIPTION o.
BLANKS,
Constantly on hand 1t this oahce.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-03

Canton, June 90, 1871.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-03

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-06
CONGRESSIONAL ANALYSIS.


WAsHISGToS, July MIR. Pierce concluded his re.
marks the call for information as to the removals and
appointments
The National Bank came up the special order
Mr.. Merrck, understood at the adjournment
was entitled to the oor to-day 10 the debate
on MIR. Rivess amendment, making the assent OF t'e
States necessary to the introduction OF branches wiha
their borders. But by some arrangement, we sup
pose, among the friends Ct this amendment, VI!
Choate, the member from Boston, rose and enteFei
upon an anxious and pressing appeal to the Admins,
tration side of the chamber TO unite in the adoption o.
this plan Of Bank, the only possible mode oil ac'
complshing the principal object for which the extra
session was convened. MIR. Clay OF Kentucky en-
tered the chamber shortly after Mr. Choate had berun
we did not egregousy misinterpret the expression =
his face which certainly marked with yer! .es.
BILE lines and strong emotion he prepared as !'e
for "the entertainment 10 which We were invited, .
he relished i when he came. lie shook his head -
Of silent solilo.uy in his seat fixed his noH" !.
strong compression; and noddlng to and tro 10 da"'
show, and folding his hands within each ohef' ~
threw himself back in his chair, and EXTENDED ~
limbs in another, at full length, if to consult Ms
low for hna determination. At last he rose a a..
went from friend TO friend in the progress Of w. -
Choate's speech, and was evidently encoune:eu
earnest eIposij!ston. Ee seened t.anauili1eG - s.
grees, end We supposed had 10 the resoi''lo'
he would sit quiet, and bear it with becoming 'ess
ton to the end. But he was suddenly pinche1 =
place that brought him to his feet. ii.
Mr.. Choate, among other inducements to ora"
Wings to the support Of Mr.. Rlves amendmcn' ,tn
"ihaee no doubt-indeed, IwN say 10 my Jrf@as ,Il
knoc-1 they adhere to this Bank OW ~, n,h ~.
amendment ,ioio proposed, Ley ,eiH hare no rag"
sessi0a.'' Lancer
MIR. Clay of Kentucky could stand y no o .ItIrd,
but brdng his passion TO show Oh cou''s'''