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Wepe ceve by an official order of General
Gaines. that he has appointed William Debuys
Inspector Of Volunteers in the U. S. service on
the Rio Grande; and that he has appointed l..
E. Tcxada, ore oil the late Representatives for
Rapides in the Legislature, Volunteer, i'd
de-camp on his own Staff.
1t gives US great satisfaction TO record marks
of distinction like these conferred on men of
worth and merit. When the tocsinl Of war
sounded, General Dcbuys volunteered for ser
vice into the Orleans Guards, in which there
were already his TWO sons; and Mr. Texad',
resgning legislative honors, entered the ranks
of company in his own parish, which is now
in this city on its way to the Rio Grande. There
is judcions propriety on the part OF General
Gaines in marking with his appreciation such
ouduct.-Delta.
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NEW Pro 4IsKON STORE:

| ~ NJ w HASH RSEVlN - VIA 1ls
vHshe subscriber has just received
M large supply or Provisions,s consist
ing Of BACON SIDES, HAMS AND
SH1 ULDERS, BULK PORK AND
LARD. together with a choice assort-
assortment of Family Groceries. lie
has also in store, a great variety of
| STONE and WOOD WARE, GLASS
and CROCKERX, IRON and STEEL,
CASTINGS and CUTLERY and HARD
WARE Of every description, all which
be offers at very reduced prices for
/ cash. JOHN NOONAN.
Canton, May "a, 1916. SILLY.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
In the Circuit Court Of Madison county.
on the cath day of April A. d. 1916.
Tullius G. Topper
No. 63 We,
Benjamin Poore, On the Chancery side.
Peter Maxwell and
Simeon Draper.
II pom the opening Of the matters of
y the bill in this case, and il appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendants are not inhabitants Of the
State Of Mississippi, but reside beyond
the limits thereof, SO that the ordinary
proce IS of this court cannot be executed
upon them 1t is therefore ordered by
The court. that unless tn said defendants
do appear before The Circuit Court of
Madison county at the court house there
of in the town of Canton, on or before
the nrst dav Of the next term o. this
Court, tit being on the first Monday Of
October 1916, AN plead, answer or de-
muir to said bill Of complaint, the seve-
raj allegations thereof will be :aken for
confessed, as No said defendants, and
such order or decree made therein as the
Judge Of said Circuit Court may deem
equitable and just. Il is further order.
ed that aeopy Of this order be published
in the mississippi Creole" newspa,
per published in tie town Of Canton.
.ississippi, once week for two caen-
M rgmonihs successfully.
daA true copy from lheEMnutes Of sa d
1T.
cou ttest H. r. COULTER.
Aay %, 1916. 2
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ARTIFICIAL MooNLIeHT.-We can tell how
get up very pretty imitation Of moonlight in
room, It is somewhere stated chat lumi-
nous bottle may be prepared, which will give
sufficient light in the night to admit ofthe hour
being toll d on the dial Of watch. The process
is as follows;
A phial Of clear white glass, of long
form, must be chosen, and some fine olive oil
heated to ebullition in another vessel; piece
of phos, horous of the size OF a pea, must be put
into the phial, and the boiling oil poured care
fully over it, till the phial is one third filled
The phial must then be carefully corked, and
when it is to be used it must be uns,opped, to
admit the external air, and then closed again
The empty space of the phial will then appear
luminous, and will give as much light as dull
moon. Each time the light disappears on re-
moving the stopper it will instantly re-aPpear.
In cold weather, the bottle must be warmed in
the hands before the stopper is removed. A
phiAl prepared in this way, may be used every
night for six months with success.
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DR.. wistar,s Great

II was once said" There is NJ
der the sum- This has been oni
to medicine. Hun
Panaceas, Expectorants and S
sorts have been pulled into
il ade mainly of the same ingret
no new materials to the 'healih
Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild CHERRY
new medical agent--a new PrincpleI
from Natures own Depository II curesN
ma, Inclpient Consumptions, Liver complaiH
and all diseases Of the Lungs when nothingN
else will. An honorable member Of the Ca
madam Parliament, writes that it has cured
him of Asthma OF ten years standing A.
Williams, Attorney at Law, So William street,
New York, Mas been cured of the same disease
of twenty-four years standing.
/ Mr.. Cozens Of New Jersey makes affidavit.
hat it cured him of supposed Consumption
after his physicians had given him up to die,
and SO with hundreds of others.
Remember we positively, in no case, palm
off unreal cures as produced by this invaluable
remedy.
Be sure TO get DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry-there are limitations!
The genuine Wistar's Balsam is soly by
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY.
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Rather uncertain.-A gentleman who had
lately arrived at boarding house in this city
demande d-of the lady of the establishment, at
his first breakfast, whether she had helped him
10 tea or coffee!
awhat do you mean, sirl What do you
ask y said the lady.
sBecause, replied the gentleman, iii this is
tea, give me coffee, il coffee, give me tea
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REQuIsiTIoH-Go verno: Qw sley, Of Kentucky,
has received a requisition from the President
for two Regiments of foot, and ore of horse,
A portion of them passed Vicksburg ON We'd
nesday night.
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\, .AcHNcy--George Pratt, Esq, Office OF the
,New York; Morning Telegraph, is our author
lied agent, to receive advertisements and snb-
scfiptions, and receipt for the same.
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A Dnichman having suddenly los, an infant
son Of whom he was very fond, thus vented his
inconsolable grief over the corps Of the child:
81 don't she vot him tie. He was 50 fat as pot
teri wouldn't add i'm die for tree dolIsrs.'
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REsPEcraBILrrY-"Cato, does you know dem
Johnsings, up dar in Congo Place, is got to be
berry spectacle folksl"
"Wal, sciPo, | fought day vas getlin' along
berry well; but doesn't know how spectacle
dey isn
SLOW 'sPeetable does you tink, Gator g.
"wsi, guess bout tree thousand dollars!"
"More spectacle dan dat"
swell how spectacle is deya''
@why, FIVE thOusapd dollars, and ahouse an
lot besides"
"whew! good bye, csiOi must give ZEN a
CALLS
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The Confession.

A cloud was suddenly seen to pass over the
features Of Maria. Thelustre forsook her dark
eyes. Her spirit seemed troubled.
"Triumphs the lily on that young cheek
Where bloctned the rose.wA
Then times that evening did arveyimportane
her to acquaint him with the cause Of her sad
nesa, but not word escaped her lirs, sadly and
silently she sat:
And now and then a sigh she stole,
md tears began to fow."
eBreathes there wretch so base as to inlnre
yon--my dearest-by word or acton!N Tell
me and by thine heart as pure as Heaven! )
will never rest until I've redressed thy wrong!
Is any awful misery locked up in thy bosom
that. / must not know! Tell me the secret
and by the ringIets Of thy hair I'll never re-
veal il, though the black est torments rack me!
P5ur out thy soul, tell thine own Harvey what
hes heGry in Thy breast.
She blushed-she placed her fair hands a.
cross her. bosom-looked languidly into her
lovers face, and softly-"iike the last low
breathrgs OF an expiring saint?'-she thus
confessed: s'7Isttem1 darned green apples Har-
ueq.
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Disirfef Of COiamtia-A bill TO reiroeede
the county Of Alexandra, in the District Of
Columbia, to the state Of Virginia, passed The
house on ihs 9Th inst.
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The VoLuNrfEts, organized this week by the
chuice of Col. w. r. Hill, Captain, e. G. Hen
ry, lst, and George W. Henderson Cd Lieut.
J. NJ, Simmons, Orderly Serg't The com
pany numbers about 80 and is ready for any
call.
Another Company is forming or has been
formed at Camden.
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An unsuccessful lover was asked by what
means he lost his adored. "Alas," he said, vi
aatlered her until she was too proud to speak
10 me.n
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-05-30

Our Jour having been sick during the whole
week our subscribers must,be content with part
Of paper this Week.
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the. noise Of a small thunder storm.

the noise Of small thunder storm.
AT length Pres on launched OUT one Of those
passages Of massive defamation which those
who have heardhin know Kim to be SO capa-
blesof uttering Ia magnificent splendor,
II was what Byron has described the mountain
storms Of Iura. lis effect upon the multitude
was ike 4 wfirlwind. Our deaf friend could
contain himself no longer; but bawling into
our ear as if he would blow it open with a tenn
pest, "who's that speakng!s cried he.
"NilIiam G. Preston,' replied wc--so loud
as lungs would let US.
}" inquired he, still louder than be.
fore.
"Willianl C, Preston, of South Carolina"
replied we, almost splitting our throat in the
effort nts
"Weif! wcll'' returned he,''I can't bear a
darn word he or you are saying, but great Jeri
co, donthe 40 tte motions spiendid!"
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Rev. C. P. Torrey, confined in the feniien
tiary at Baltimore for stealing slaves, died on
the 9th inst.
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lead QUARTERS, Hestern Dirisioa, I
NEw-QRLEANs, May 10Th, 1916.

Colonel G. w. Clifton is hereby authorized
and requested TO raise regiment to consist Of
10 companies Of Omen 10 100 men each; six
of Infantry, ana of RiAemen, to be mustered
into the services Of the United States at the
barracks near this city, for a term OF six months
unless sooner discharged.
The Quarter Master General, and Commissa-
ry of Subsistence will furnish, upon the requi-
sition of Col. Clifton, the proper allowance Of
Camp Equipage, Rations and olhersupplies for
the immediate accommodation of the Compa-
MES, and transportation to the seat of war up
on the Rio erande.
Captain Whitley, of the Ordnance Departs
ment, will furnish the regiment with Muskets
and Rifles, with aceontrtm nts complete, to-
gether with whatever ammunition the Colonel
may require.
Signed EDMOND P. GAINES
Major General, u, s. Army.
Commanding the Western Division
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p. r.. KENNY,
ATTENTION. MADISON CITIZENS
CORPS.

CORPS.
ID Y order Of the Commander-in chi
Id | hereby declare the members
he Madison Citizens Corps, both
c ers and privates, disbanded, and g
m and the captains Of companies to
roll the same in the respective beat
which they belong, forthwith.
d. J. SA MPLE
Col. Com. 25th Reg. Miss,
May IS, 1916.
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P. d. EWING,
]. r.. CAMERON,
L. =. HENDERSON,
T. C. TUPPER,
Z. CORDTS,
Committee -
EXECUTORS NOTICE

4 EFT ERS Testamentary having
IA been granted TO The undersigned at
The May Term, 1846, Of Madison Pro-
bate court, on the estate Of Margaret
P. Dulaney decd, all persons indebted
to said estate are notified to come forward
and make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against said estate
will present them legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred
w. ]. DULANEY, Err.
May 90, 1916. s. 26-6w
p. n. kENNA,
e ESPECTFULLY announces TO the
"a citizens Of Canton and its vicinity
that his second term Of Musical lnstruc-
tons will commence on Tuesday next,
18th inst He is prepared to take Two
or three students on the Piano or Guitar
May l6, 1916. Sow
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Itwill be seen by the following leflor that

twill BIO seen by the following letter that
Gen Gaines has authorized Col Clifton to
mise regiment from the State 10 DO ready inn
mediately 10 march 10 the Rio Grande. Their
expenses from Wcksburg to New Orleans will
be paid, and on their arrival, all the necessary
arms and equipments, such as uniforms, KNAPP
sacks, cap, &c, will be furnished them by the
proper officer at New Orleans. We arenlso
authorized by Mr.. Clifton to say, that he has
taken this order for the purpose Of having Mis-
sssippans at New Orleans at an early date, and
that on their arrival at New Orleans, the regi-
ment will have the right to select their own
Colonel Enroll yourselves volunteers, and be
ready. A Nc 3f
Head luARTFRS UesLeral Ilirisian.
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CANTON Lodge, No 2S, Of Free
~ and Accepted MaSons, will celebrate
the Anniversary Of st John the Baptist
on the Gath Of June next.
Bro. T. c. THORNTON, will deliver an
appropriate Address on the OCCASION
All brethren in good standing in other
Lodges are invited TO attend and join the
nrnopsSop :.
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CHEAPER THAN EN Err.

TMVHE subscriber very respectfully informs the
M public that he has on hand and II coLstant-
Manufacturing, BOOTS ana SHOES
oraIl kinds which he will sell at the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Morocco or Caf Skin Boots 81 90
Coo 200 RJots 3 rs
Coarse or Fine Shoes 10
Uuer's Shoes So TO 2 %
Morocco Slippers S7a
LADIES WEAR,
Morocco or Caf Skin Lace Boots so
Thick Sole French Ties %
Pumps Springs or French ! IA
Other kinds of Slippers rs cents to 90
N. B. The above are all of,my own Manufacture
and are wrranted to stand. have also OH hand
la large stock Of
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHOES,
which will sell at small profits,
Country Merchants and Others who buy by the
DOZEN are invited to call and examine my goods,
as will sell to such at large reduction.
UJRemember the place at the NEW BOOT
and SHOE STORE, lower end of Main-stroet'
Bloomsbury
W RUSSELL
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MARBLE YARD.

THE business will bo continued by the
subscriber at the old stand; where may
be had at all times.
TOMB T.4BLES,
TOWB-STONES, HEAR1'H-
NMBS, M.4NILES, PHINT
STONES, MULLERS, &c.
or any other work in his line. lie is
also prepared to luruisi WINDOW CAPS
and SlLLS, DOOR SILLS and STEPS,
&c either of Mat BILE, Lime or any kind OF
stone that can be procured in this vicinity
a." Having had considerable experience
in the business, ne pledges his work to
be executed in as handsome style as car
be furnished from any yard either in tht
city or country; and on as reasonable terms
EPHRAIM ARMSTRONG
BIoomsburg, Nov. 3, l843. ly-28
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Cabinet Ware House.


gRNHE subscribe would respectfully inform the
public, that no has taken the sh p lately oc
cuploi by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end OF
Bloomsburg, where he is carrying on tho
0ABINlNg Ig(TSINl9SS0
Ia all It's various branches, and where he will he
happy wait upon all those who may favor him
with their custom. His Furniture is warranted to
be made Of good material and durable, and he n'
Oh hand
Sideb0drdS, Secretaries, bureaus,
Wardro6eS, Card 1ahieS, Dining
Tables, Breakfast TubleS,
CupbOards, Stands, WaSh
Stands, BedSteads,
DOugh-lroaghS,
Collins, &C.
and all kinds ofwork in his line, which he " sci
upon as reasonable term. as they can be purchased
in ths county.
BY sulct attention to business he hopes to re
celye share Of public patronage.
ELI BROWN.
April 25, ls45.-lyI
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pMANE WAY FOR THE.5n
LIGHT TREET
10 eW Store.
secondsupply OlSpringGoods

subscribers take this netboI of ;rtox,,
N ing their friends and the public yonoron,,
mat they are now opening The second snnri,' -
spring Goods, to which they would mos, res9cc,. r,1
'u'ly invite the attention of those wb, arc IN n,a,,
" Ne" and Cheap Goods, consisting in part of
o'0E"S' c0'S'mereS, SattinetS8' TeSitng
of american French and Enylsb Fabrics
C00f'"S and Pantalo0ns &lu0$,
a ve?y superior article of Tweed Cloths and Cassi.
mercs Angola Cassimeres. DriIIings; Gamboops
&c. DC Cotton Pantaloon Stuns Of every yorict,
OF the most desirable styles
PRINTS PRlNTS!!
comprising every variety of style and prices fr
6t to 20 cents.
DRESS GOODS,
New style of French Lawns, splendid article Of
new style M0ulanC dc lane and summer Ca,hme
Cmghams &c
SHALWS,
amongst which may he eiound handsome aric
Berage' Picknic; Mouslane and Thbet shuws
WHITE GOODS.
Barred :, striped and plain Joconets and Cambria
N!uSlihs, Lace, MusIns, book, null and Sviss
Muslir, Bishop Lawn, curtain Muslin, &c. '''
Br0a0@ and BleQched Nuslias G,o0,
st to l@I cents per yard, blcached and uu.
OIeached Table Diaper, cotton Osmabury, &c.
Together with full assortment of
Groceries, Spices, H0rdaCa0e and mt
(ery, QueenDare, D,agS, Boots
and Shoes,
and in fact every article usually kept in Country
Stores.
1 epubIlc generally are invited to call and cr
anime their rstock before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past favors they nattcr themselves
by strict attention to business to merit the palron.
age OF a generous public,
A. B, KNABB & Co
Mao %.
.-,.s All kinds of Lumber, Grain and
EbES(4,9 Produce taken in Exchange lot
sI,.S Goods.
Nails and Spikes.
& 6N% KEGS of Nails and Spikesiust received
&eD and for sale at the New Store of
l.. B. RUPERT.
g,,tI,,
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ITS COURSE rs ONWRRD.
Jul 4 1916

SO great has been the demand for FoIgor's
- OIosaonian or All Healing BaIsam, and il has
given such general satisfaction to those who have
used it and become acquainted with its virtues that
it now stand pre-0mnent as a remedy in Diseases
Of the Lungs, and the testimony which has been
given by different persons who have been cured by
is altogether voluntary on their pant. They have
Given it in the hope that all whomay fnd themselves
y need OF this Jemedy may apply for it without de-
lay.
Read the following letter received fIOm the Rev
Wr Shimeal Pastor of st Jude's Episcopal Free
Church. Mr. ). has not only used he medicine
himself but has witnessed it, effects in several very
trying cases Of disease. The letter will show his
opinion of its virtues
Dear Sir: Believing it to be but an act of COM
mon humanity to those suffering under the various
diseases of Coughs Colds, ltoarseness, Consump.
,ion, Asthma, &c. to point them to a safe speedy
and radical remedy, take pleasure in bearing my
testimony to your invaluable medicine called OIosa-
opian or All Healing Balsam. Of its efficacy
eau speak first from my own experience. Being
subject from exposure more or loss to the vicissi-
iudcs of our climate to frequent attacks of nucn-
to Hoarseness &c, have always found it TO afford
Utmost instantaneous, and always by perseverance
an its USE cfecua relief. To particular friend
ofmine suffering severely under Asthma, aud who
had despaired Of obtaining relief from any human
source, upon my recommendation was induced to
give the OIosaoniaN trial and he pronounced the
effect produced upon him perfect charm alfordng
him immediate and almost instantaneous relief, In
another instance recommended it to female
friend far advanced in Consumption. Aflerth use
of the first bottle her cough was entirely removed
and her appetite and strength restored to slch a
degree as to astonish all who saw her With a
long cherished aid firmly established prejudice a.
painst the thousand and one specifics put forth in
these days as sovereign panaceos for all disease,
assure YOU that nothing short of my firm conviction
Of the claims of your medicine to an origin SO re
pectahle and to the effects oft as herein certified
both by my own experience and observation,
could not have been induced thus to come forward
as witness in its behalf have the honor to be,
sir, respectfully yours, r. G: SHIMkALL.
IJ1,,o ann N HOuOL
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Remember the name and place where it is to be
obtained and do not be put off with any Other 1t
has produced cure in asdesperate cases as yours
may appear to be, and doubtless will put to flight
in speedy name: those distressing symptoms
which fill your mind with gloomy forebodings of
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our risk The safest aud beN way to rem"
"a, to- pay me am un' to lbe Po''m'seF
where you reside, aud take from h'm Fo'
.eip, accordinV TO the following lorm'
Posr OgFIcg. -----.-- -, 1874
,Peeeivei from "A B----toIias----
cents torthe Globe, from Ohich Ihape de-
iueted one per cent ind charged mysey
in mv account with the Genera! Post "
flee wiih the balance. The Postmaster q
JPashiagtoa Gig VW pay that balance 10
Blair + Rives or 10 their order on me 0aeE
ythis receipt
'--.----.--, Postmaster
The rules OF The General Post Otfice De-
par,menI authorize such receipts to be gwen
and pad here, when the amn1nI does mol
exceed $40. When il exceeds $40, II Is
besl to remit as much ls posslolT n oahK
notes and the Posumssle's receipt iOr the
balance The POslnaser's receipt should
be slnl directed 10 Hs, aud not 10 the Post
master of this cly, as some persons are
in the habit OF doing. The money shouIc
be here by the 7lh Of December, al Iar'hesr
10 procure all The numbers. II not here oy
,ha, time, we may no. be uSIe TO furnish the
first numbers
Proprietor, Of newspapers who copy 'h''
Prospectus, and send US one copy OF 'he''
paper containing II, marked around wllh
pen to direct our attention 10 II, shall nave
hheir names entered on cur books for one
copy of The Congressional Globe aud APP
pendx during the session.
Our prices for these papers are so 10"
that We cannot afford to credit them out
therefore, no person need consume h!'
time in writing for them unless he sends
money. n,ur,,
BLAIR a. RlVES.
WARRINGTON, OctObGr Is, l946
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CANCERS, WARTS, LoRNS, &c

TIE subscriber informs the public, that /, 10
aoIe a., to cure all kinds of Canccrs and eroJl,,.,
Warts and Coms with very hue pain and il.
short time lie refers to several resbectabIe c,,
zens IN his nelghoorhood, such as Sannrl Hos.
William klIe and others, that has been ,ncces.,,l
IN several instances and is not humbuppipo ns IL
too frequently the case among quacks. Heva
raatscer'ain cure in any case he undertake. orn
pay.
UrWars, &c. on cattle and o,no, ,.,,
also cured by the subscriber who ,e,;l a'','aS ar
wsio yIsIh' ,o,wnsh'P Oh the main road leading ros
ar "'',,g m,, 10 nI',0nSOurg about miles from Fred.
G saITN "''erS Tavern whore persons are invited +,