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Masonic Celebration

VNHE Anniversary of St, John the
Baptist, will be celebrated by Can
ton Lodge, No. 90, on Monday the 25th
Transient Brothers who are
in good standing, are invited to meet
with US in the Lodge room in the morn.
ing.
The address will be delivered by the
Rev. E. Fontaine'
W. S BAILEY E. R. ANDERSON
L. F. HENDERSON M. CAMERON
J. PRIEsTLEY ]. R. DAVIS
J.. H. VANNoY.
June 8, 1849,
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Madison( By the Probate Court ofsaId County
County,} at tho January Term, l849.
WVHE estate of A. S. Hutchinson decd
Il having been reported TO, and de-
cIared by said Court to be insOlvent. No
tice is hereby given to all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of said de
ceased, to present the same TO the under
signed, on or before the Cd Monday Of
August next, or their-claims will be barr
ed.
By order of the Court
]. T. CAMERON, CIR
Caution, January IL, I849. 18.6m
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

n ETTERS of administration having
been granted to the undersigned at
the June Term, 1849, ofthe Probate
Court of Madison county, Mississippi,
on the estate of Thomas Holiday
deceased, all persons indebted to said
estate will please come forward and
make If Mediate payment, and all per-
o having claims against said estate
will present them legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
SARAH HOLIDAY, Admr'x.
June 16, 1S49. 40 st.
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DR.. MURPHY'S
Anti.Fever Pills.

For the Immediate and Permanent Cure
Of Ague and Fever, Chtlls and Fever,
and all other Fevers'
Prepared by VIM. H. Murphy, NJ
D., 1874 Pearl ST., New York.
To ,Ohom all Orders for the Pills must be
addressed (POst Paid.)
TEntered according to Act of Congress, in the
wear 1847, by VIM. H. Murphy, in the Clerks
Office of the District Court Of the Southern
District of New York.
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A Remedy for one class of Diseases
Only--nOt for all.
DIR. WOODRUFF'S DYSENTERY
CORDIAL.
VENHE we'll tried and universally ap-
n proved remedy Tor Dysentary, Di.
arh9, Bloody Flux. Cholera lnfantum,
Gripping Pains, and Bowel Derange.
ments Of Children while teething, or du.
ring the summer months, suitable for all
ages both young and old.
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AN NUAL SETTLEMENT.

WNHE undersigned Admir- Of the estate
n ofW Il Magruder decd, has presented
his annual account to the Probate Court OF
Madison County, Mississippi, and Will at
the next July Term of said Court apply
for its addition and allowance.
H. MAGRUDER. Admr.
June l6 1849, 81
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IL 800 oF MlssIsslPPI,
Madison County.

Madison County.
BY The Probate Court of said County,
April Term, l849
70 all persons interested in the lands
tenements, and Entertainments Of
WADDELL SANDERS, deceased,
Greeting; you are hereby cited to ap-
pear before the Probate court of said
county, at a regular Term thereof to be
holden at the count house Of said county,
On the Cd Monday Of July I84s, then
and there to shew cause, if any you have
why the said court should not order and
decree the lands, tenements and heredi.
taments, described in the petition Of
THOMAS SANDERS. Guardian Of
ROBERT ASHLEY NORRIS. ED.
WARD GRLGSBY and MADISON
GRlGSBY, minor heirs Of said WAD.
DELL, SANDERS, TO be sold accord.
ng to the prayer Of said petition, viz:
West halfof south east quarter Sec,
twenty nine, township ten, range 2 east,
west halfof north east quarter sec. thir-
~ n township ten, range 9 east, NORM
hall Of FEAST half Of north west quarter
sec, thirty one, township ten, range Q
east. south half Of lot MOI sec thirty,
township ten, range 2 east, west half Of
south west quarter sec, thirty two town
ship ten range Feast. lot nine, sec TWEEN.
ty FIVE township ten. range ! east, east
half of north east quarter sec, thirty one,
township ten, range 2 east, south west
quarter sec. twenty nine, township ten,
range 2 east, all in the county Of Madi-
son aforesaid.
Witness the Hon. JOHN B.
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county, the Second
#-# Monday Of November, in the
Las. year Of our Lord one thou
- sand eight hundred and for
ty nine, an seal o! said
court.
Issued, the 18th day April. lS49.
J. T. CAMERON. ClE
Apri l349 3I-6l
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\. o.. o, F

4. @. o, r.
LODGE, No 80, Of
the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows. meets every Thursday eve
ming al 8 O'Clock, in their Hall in the I'd
story OF n q. p Noonan's Grocery Store,
P, T. NOONAN, Sec'rv
Ju 80, | 849, 4l- 3m
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TUST received a few most beautiful
% Solar and Lard Lamps for the Par
Tor -call and see them.
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
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..,,,ussToNER,s SALE,

I'M decree Of said Court maze
he cause above stated on the
y Of February 1849-and as
,ioner Of said Court, appointed
decree, | will, on
dsv, the l4th day Of July, l849
he hours prescribed by law, at
h door Of the Court house in
Of Canton, in the County of
State Of Mississippi; sell to the
bidder, on a credit Of six months,
owing described tracts or parcels
lying and being in the said
and Slate--viz
Invest quarter, and east half of
est quarter, and west half south
ofsec.4 4, and the following lot
me at the northeast corner of
Invest quarter Of the aforesaid
10, 4; running thence in a north
scion with the main road from
10 Rocky Mount, as far as the
iae Of said section, containing
more or less. Also
haf Of the north west quar-. and
@the north end ofthe west hall
uih-east quar-. Of section Gall in
3, range / west, containing by
d 45O acres, conveyed 10 the
directors and Co, Of the Bank
by Thos, A. Henry, by Deed
i March l842. Also
Moving described tract or par
M, situated in the County and
hsaid and bounded as follows:
at astake at the northwest
lot no. /, in square no. 2, on
ID The Town Of Sharon. Run.
Nee north 1879 links to a stake
hiy pointer-thence west 979
iaake --thence south 773 links
e-thence east $40 links to a
hence south 800 links to a stake
ANth margin of the Town of
shence east with said margin
Rn the beginning, containing
moro or less. conveyed to the
aoaid by Mrs. Martha Nc
( BY decd Of the goth November,
Also,
hree hundred and forty-nine
Pirl and eightieths (349--48ol
\ blowing described tract of land
IN The County and State afore-
| Vl;
lRaltof Section II, Township 10.
|, east.
yeast quarter, Of Section l8.
PiO, Range 8 east.
district Of lands subject to sale
A Salus, containing 48O acres
less, being the same lands con
y The President, Directors &
! Bank aforesaid, and James "
y loNn Read by Deed of the
february l840-With all anC
NJ as privileges, rights and ap
n pos unto the same belonging
'FIaining.
h llichssef will be required t.
and security according t,
= ne payment Of the purchasI
J. B. MAXWE ELL.
COMMISSIONS
\, hlO4S. S9-5w.
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DR.. Woodruf's Worm Specific.
1t is a safe and efficient remedy for
worms. Try it. 1t is as good as the
best and cheap as the cheapest.
Read the following statement of its
effects in cases OF Worms.
Mr.. Joseph Shipzey, Of Muscoge county
T., says that it brought away 200 worms
from a negro child belonging to him, in
a short time,
Mr.. John J. Little OF Whitesville, Geo.
says, ! gave it in one case and brought
away fifty worms. In another case, it
cured his negro woman ofTenia, or Tape
Worm.
The above medicines are just received
fresh and genuine. For sale by
J. WRIGHT g. CO., New Orlean s,
100 Chartres street.
E D WARD & Co. Canton, Miss.
OLD & CRowELL, Livingston,
M LEWIS, Vernon
VIM. YATES, jacksonville.
MOORE & CARPENTER, Jackson
And by Agents in every town in the
State.
June 16, 1849. Am
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1pwsBGsC SUPER
'ass MustaTd'
.ssDIy just received and for
\ g%RTEsTLEY & MosBY'
Notice,
a. MisIaid, a certain note OF
., ,;yen BY Samuel Hamblin.
NJ a.dBlin and B L. Pritchard, for |,
u 600, dated the 25th day OF
I is47, and payable the first day
- l848, and Credited by the
Xii "a about the ION o.
A. ial8, have received the
',varn all persons against ira
!, receiving said Note on any
THOS. M. WARD.
M. June !, l849. $40
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Fresh White Lead.

Do KEGS Pure White Leah.
~ 10 Kegs, No. / White Lead.
43 Gals Linseod Oil warranted
good.
cheap for Cash by
June {, 1919.
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REMOVAL.

NM IlSer has removed to Mr..
m. new shop on the west side
90 tenders his thanks to
aptI pa'fons, and respectfully
aSS uance Of their patronage,
IN, NJ MGIsTtaIs shall be of the
as Boots and Shoes war
J. BERTRAND
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY.
April Rules, A D l849.

April Rules, A D l849.
L. Maury Garrett
Ralph Campbell, ct. al.
TTPon opening the Compliments bill,
~ and it appearing that the defend
ants Ralph Campbell and the unknown
heirs Of Mary Campbell deceased, are
not citizens Of this State but reside be-,
yond the limits thereof; so that the ordi-
nary process Of this Court cannot be
executed upon them; therefore it is ord
cred that said defendants enter their
appearance herein on or before the first
day OF the next term Of this Court to
be held at The Court Room,in the city
of Jackson on the first Monday in June
Lext, ensuing, and plead, answer or de
mur TO the bill Of complaint aforesaid,
otherwise the several allegations there
Of will be taken for confessed by them
set for hearing ex parte and the mat
ters thereof decreed accordingly.
1t is further ordered that a copy Of
this order be published in the "Missls-
sippi Creole" a public newspaper, pub
lIshed in the Town Of Canton, once a
a week 70. one month.
Ut SEMMSClerk,
By E P Russell, D c,
L, NJ, GARRETT, Solicitor,
Nav a. I849. 1874
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BOARD OF POLICE.

WHERE will be a special meeting of
n the Board Of Police on the Cd Mon.
day the 18th day of June inst. for Coun.
ty purposes. J.J. PUGH, Pres't.
Canton. June 9Th, l849.
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buckets,

tzPR1 Buckets.
rRECEI /, ,eiVed a large supply Of su,
|rk, gst %sS' bound, vanished and
D. MURPHY
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Ll0hn GerweeIr

hpi.S 70 the shop forme rly
of,ba Is : a Gun Shop on the
Pork square and will do the
assrv S %n furnish the best ma
I lsis," can do.
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From the Hon. Wiley Williams, Mayor
of the city of Columbus, Geo., and
Rev. Dr.. Jesse Boring Of the Methodist
Church Columbus, Geo. Station former
ly of Alabama Conference.
This is to certify that from a long &C.
qu~aintance with DR.. NJ. Woodruff, we
Know him to be q gentleman Of undoub
tedvveracity and Physician of expert.
ence and responsibility in regard to his
Dysentary Cordial, we feel free to give
t as our opinion, after having fully
tested its virtues ourselves, some of US
for years, and witnessing lis effect in our
community, and hearing others testify
in regard to its value, that Of all other
preparations known by us, we believe
it to be the best for those diseases for
those diseases for which it is intended
it has great and deserved popularity in
this city. and stands pre,eminenI above
all other preparations. Its effects are
generally speedy and %salutary, and al
ways safe, relieving frequently as soon
as taken, and curing generally in a short
time, we look upon its introduction into
any community, as a blessing.
WILEY WILLIAMS, Mayor OF the
City Of Columbus.
JESSE BORING, Columbus station,
IA. E. C
GEORGE W T%URRENTNE Treasurer
Civ of Columbus. Gen.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-27

Present 10 Commodore 11atnaH.--A mag
nifcent silver vase las just been manu-
featured in New York. to the order Of the
citizens Of Savannah, Ga. intended as a
present to Com. Josiah Tatnall, u. S. N,
as mark Of their high sense Of his GAL
liant conduct during the Mexican cam
paign, particularly at the attack upon the
Castle Of San Juan de Ulloa. The vase
weighs l60 ounces, and is worth 5000.
A magnificent sword is to be presented to
the Commander by the Legislature Of
Georgia. Ef
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Whate'er thou wast-or is-or e'er shalt be-
Then in thy rage, for thou art great when vex'd:)
Throw thy strong arms securely round
Those two gigantic rivals on thy banks,
And thence remove them to yon head-land Cliff,
Far south the city. which aloft does lift,
It's rugged head mid way the empyrean vault,
Launch them close in that shady nook,
Hard by that cove which comes down from the west
Unwreck'd and free from either jar or leak;
And then call off thy watry aids unto their source
Aud ,kou, clear of the dregs they heap'd on thee,
M.y hear wcll-pleas'd at morn even,
Soft words and gentle whispers by thy side;
Blu even now sswith all thy faults'' and name,
Da k stream, the City Fathers .slove thee still"
Burlington, Dec. 6, 1919. MlNGo.
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LIGHTNING DISPATCHES,

BURLINGTON HAwX-EyE OFFICE,
Thursday Dec. 20, P. NJ, lS4s. =

BURLINGTON HAwK-EyE OFFICE,
Thursday Dec. 20, P. NJ, lS49. {
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10, sP.M.
No change Of any kind in the markets. Flour
firm at former quotations. Good country and city
brands as. Sales entirely connected to retailers
and bakers.
Wheat 70 los.
The number Of Hogs killed last week amounts to
upwards Of $4,000. much larger number than at
the same period last season. .
Beef Cattle same as at former prices. Weather
CATION will be resumed. Very little change in the
river opposite the city. No reports from the east
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
The following Washington news came through
this morning by telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1S49.
The Senate engaged. Appointed Standing Gem
mittees and got through.
HoUsE.-Father Mathew appeared on the floor.
resolution was passed, giving him a seat inside
the Bar He also visited the Senate and was intro
duccd to the Vice President and members. A num-
Der of different solutions we're introduced relative
to facilitating the election of Speaker, which were
laid on the table,
An attempt was made to rcscind a REL solution pas
sed last week, precluding debate until Speaker is
elected, but failed.
Julian appeared and took his seat. Voted this
morning three ballotings.
5sth Ballot, Winthrop 81, McClernand 80 Boyd
81, Strong II, Cobb is, Julian 4, Scattering 80.
57th Ballot, Winthrop ss, McClernand 40, Boyd
%, Strong II, Julian 4, Cobb IL, Scattering as.
5sth Ballot, winthrop SC, McClcrnand 46, Boyd
3d. Strong II, Julian s, Cobb 10, Scattering %. No
choice.
CINCINNATI Dec. 10, P. NJ.
Rained all day. River stationary.
Flour-10o0 bbls sold at 81 SO. Whiskey gag.
Professionalism kegs prime Lard 6-s. 1907
900 bulk shoulders 3-4c.
Hogs-The unpleasant weather checked sales and
decline in Pork. In New York also had its effect
Sales 1000 to 1900 head at 81 so.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-27

A witty young lady is Miss B,
daughter ofthe Rev. Joshua B., D. D.
While listening, not long ago, 10 a very
original and eloquent orator, a gentleman
remarked Of a particular passage that it
was exceedingly rare" SHAY. indeed"
said the lady, II think it unccmmcnlv ,reu
done !'''--IPost.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-27

A poor shoemaker having plunged into
the water TO save the life Of miser's
child, the latter was profuse in thanks
"What do not owe you" said he. 81
owe you every thing" Every well, you
may just pay me ten dollars Of it now"
said the other, land l will wait till you
get ready to discharge the remainder of
the debt" The miser .loped.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-27
An ARABIAN ArrcDoTE.-Ther dwe

AN ARABIAN ArtcDoTE.-Ther dweu
at Ira young Nob'eman named Mira
van, who was blessed with health, wit,
beauty, and sufficient competency of the
good things of this world, which for some
years he enjoyed with the most upln'er-
rupted satisfaction, till one day walking
among the to,nbs of his ancestors, he OBJ
served upon one of them the following IN
scription, almost erased by time:
Gin this tomb is a greater treasure than
CrGsus ever possessed"
lnflamed Immediately with the very lust
of avarice, he caused the ponderous and
marble jaws Gas Shakespeare calls them)
of his ancestors sepulchre to be opened ;
when entering with rapturous expectation
of finding immense treasures, he was
struck speechless with disappointment to
behold nothing but heap Of bones, DUST
and putrefaction, with this inscription over
it:
"IIere ould have dwelt eternal repose,
treasure Cresus never possessed, which
thou hast driven hence, being excited by
an Unsuitable love Of gold TO disturb The
sacred remains Of thy progenitors. Had
no, the reason been deluded by false
fancy she would have told thee that thu
grave contains nothing but dust and ashes. ,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-27
A SLEEPY JupGE.- A Judge in the

A SLEEPY JuDGE.- A Judge in the
French Court was iii the habit Of falling
asleep on the bench during the proceed
ings. On one occasion, the president, on
collecting the votes Of the Court, came to
ask that Of the slumbering Rhadamanthus,
who, yawning and rubbing his eyes, an
swered that ''his opinion was the man ought
to he beheaded.' 'Bm the case before the
Court is about meadow" exclaimed the
President.-"Oh let it be mown then!'
replied the impartial Judge.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-27

HArrAu-Some particulars which /
have heard regarding the paren'age ofthis
fend are such as to account in some meas
ure for the disposition he has exhibited
He is between sixty and seventy years of
age, and is natural son of an elector Of
Hesse Casse|, whose name is held in in
famous recollection throughout Germany,
not only for sensual vices, but for the fact
of his having shipped of his subjects in
consideration Of subsidies from England,
to serve in our American war. lie was
afterwards obliged TO fly from his territory,
during the French invasion, and the cir
cumstances Of his depositing his ill-go.ten
treasure with the grandfather Of the pre-.
sent Rothschilds, was the foundation of
the fortune Of that family. - Corrcsp ondence
Commercial .fdrertissr.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-27

HoNEsrY.-A spice merchant Of Con-
stantinople, carrying a piece of fine cloth
TO tailor, desired TO have cloak and
tunic made of it, and inquired if there was
enough. The arts, having measured the
stuff, declared it, sufficient, and then re-
quested to know the cost of it.
s'Five dollars" replied the customer,
twas the price and, considering the quail
itv, it is not at all dear"
The tailor paused moment.
II am but beginner in trade" said be
TO the spice dealer, at length, "and money
is an object to me. Give me two seqnins,
and l will show you how you may save
three in this affair.""
II agree" said the other, and the mon
ey was produced and paid.
''It is well!' said the man Of the needle
I'll am person of my word. This cloth
has cost five sequins, and l promised TO
save you three. Take it to some other
tailor, and Allah direct you TO one Of more
experience; for ! have never made such a
dress as You want and if attempt it, i,
will be spoiled
Us VI diI dIltCuOlC IEIdtCN
of Sheridan, who went to hair dresser
to order wig. On being measured, the
| barber, who was liberal soul, invited
the orator to take some rerreshment in al
inner room. Here he RECALLED him with
bottle Of prime port, and showed so mucl
genuine hospitality that Sheridan's hear
was touched. When they rose from the
table, and were about separating, the lat.
Ter looking the barber full in the face said
"On rejecting don't intend that you shall
make my wig" Astonished and with
blank visage, the other exclaimed, "Goco
Heaven! Mr. Sheridan, how can l have
displeased you'll" "Why, look you," sale
! Sheridan, :yon are an honest fellow ane
repeat it, you shant make the wig, for
never intended 10 pay for it. I'll 60 t
another less worthy son Of the craft
IN. o. Picayune,