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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-02
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Madison) BY the Probate Court of said County,
County, at the January Term, 1919.
VNIIE estate of A S Ilu ,chlnson decd,
Il having been reported to, aud de.
clarcd by SAID Court TO be insolvent.
Not. &C is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate Of said
deceased, to present the same to the un-
dsrs gned, on or before the Cd Monday
Of August next, or their claims will be
barred.
By order Of the Court.
J. r. CAMERON, CFk.
Canton, January l2,lSl9. l8-6m
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ADMIhisTHAToR's >oTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS >oTICE.
NOIlCH i hereby given that the I'M
= v dorsigncd administrator de bonis
non, with the viii annexed OF Amos Lott
deceased, has fled in tie Probate Court
Of Leake county, Mississippi, his petit
ton to surrender his letters, and will at
the next February term Of said court
present an account Of his admnisr ration,
SO far as the same has extended, for al.
lowance with Commissions, and apply
for final hearing of SAID petition.
w. MCBRIDE.
Dec. 20, lS49 Is-4l
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Ely Virtue OF an order Of the Honor
~ able Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi made at the Janua-
ny Term l849 thereof; will,
On Saturday, March Sd, l849,
at Camden, in said county. sell r y
highest bidder, on a cred II
months, all the right, it'll
being one fourth. VIII
Cullooh deceased, h{
death, in and to the Nd
tenements in said counly:
The north half of sec Sc, a50
Of section %, except the south haf.1H
west half of south west quarter Of sec
ton 25, all in township l2, range 5
east.
Bond aud security will be required Of
the purchaser,
MARC ARET ID. McCULLO H.
AdminiSfrdtrir
January le, 1919. 1920.
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Town Lots for Sale.

4 WILL offer for sale, at public auc.
u ton. before the Court hou Sc in Can.
ton, on Monday. LIST day ofJanuary next,
the lot in said town situated between
the residences of Col Garrett and G
w. Henderson, Esq, containing about
four and three quarters of an acre.
1t will be divided into three lots run
ming across the lot north and south, or
into four corner lots, as may seem best
10 suit purchasers.
T, rms Half CASH, the balance in
six months with interest.
JOHN HANDY.
December LIST. 1876
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ADMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

II ETTERS Of Administration hav
~ ing been granted to the undersign.
ed at the January Term, lS49, of the
Probate Court Of Madison county, Mis-
sissippi, on the estate Of Henry Ridley,
deceased, all persons indebted to said
estate are notified 10 come forward amp
make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate, will
present them legally authenticated with
in the time prescribed by law or they
will be forever barred.
SAM'L J. RIDLEY, Admir-.
January IL, ls49. ct
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&c.
VIE lime has come when 'coDsut1o.
lion may be classcd among lie Gu
able Diseases!
We do not wish to dcceiy the nH :
ed, or hold out any hopes of relic f " her.
mona exist /; but when. so mnny hun.
dreds pronounced by skilf physician.
as most hopeless cases have been cured
who can blame US for using every word
and account Of persuasion to induce the
suffering invalid to lay ASIDE the prelu,
dice and pariake Of remedy seldom
known 10 fail?
TESTIMONIALS
IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH Dis
EASES OF THE LUNGS AND BREAST.
Will MIRACLES ever cease2 More eyi.
dence oil It's saspassing health res;ora.
tive virtues!!!
From DR.. Baker, Springfield, Washing.
ton County XVI
SPRING FIELD, Ky, May l4,I845.
Messrs. Sanford & Park:-I IKE this
opportunity Of informing you of a mat
remarkable cure. performed upon me by
the use OF DR.. Wlstar's BaIsam Of Wild
Cherry.
In the year 1910, | was taken with
an Inflammation of the bowels, which IL
had labored under for six weeks. when
gradually recovere d. In the fall of
1871, was attacked with a sever ecoldf
which seated itself upon my lungs, ami
Tor the space of three years was con.
lined to my he'd. tried all kinds Of
medicines, and every variety of medical
aid, without benefit; and thus wearied
along until The winter of 1914, when
heard of Wistar's BaIsam Of Wild Cher
~.
MY trien DIS persuaded me 10 give it a
rial, though had givenup all hopes of
recovery, and had prepared myself for
he change of another world. Through
heir solicitation, | was induced TO make
Use OF the Genuine Wistar's Ralsam OF
VIVID Cherry. The effect was truly as
onishing Alter five years ofsfIlio,;~n;
'utu uud suffering, and after having
Pentfou or five hundred dollars to no
purpose, and the best and most respec,a.
lie physicians had proved una vaiIing. |
vas soon restored 10 entire health by
ne llesslng Of God and the use of DR..
v stars Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
am now enjoying good health. and
uch is my altered appearance. that am;
o longer known when | meet my former
rquaniances.
have gained rapidly in weight. and
~ h5sh is firm and solid. can now
al as much as any person, and my food
Gems to agree with me- have eaten
lore during the last six months than
ad eaten in five years before.
Considering my case almost miracle
deem It neccssary for the good Of the
ifiicted, and duty owe to the pro-
fIeiors and ny fellow men, no should
now where relief may be had, } to make
'ls statement public.
May the blessings of God rest upon
e Proprletors Of so valuable a medi-
ne as Wislar's Ralsam of Wild Cher
Yours, respectfully,
WIN. II. BAKER.
o. Sold wholesale and retail. by
owl Il Mead, No. 80 Chartres street
ew Orleans; General Agents fox the
nth and West. ..-
Sold BY f. d. WARD g. CO. and
81 MOSBY, Canton.
JAS. BLUNDELt, Benton.
Canton, June 2. So ty
z ECElVED and now opening
II Cask Cognac Brandy,
/" Madeira Wine,
| I" Port Wine,
1 " Teneriffe Wine,
IL doz. Claret do.
& Iondnn pnrfar
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Madison County.
BY the Probate Court Of said County, al
the January Term. 1919.
HNFlE estate Of Rol
Notice is hereby~9UloMO1
having claims against the esr1'e oil said
deceased, 10 present the same 10 the I'M
iersigned, on or before the 81 Monday
Of August next, or their claims Will be
barred,
By order Of the Court,
]. L. CAMERON, Cyk
Canton, Jan. l2, 40. l8-6m
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Notice..

A LII those indebted to Cords a. Mont.
a gomery will please call and settle
their notes and accounts, as no longer
indul gel ce can be given.
CORDTS & MONTGOMERY.
ran. 5, lS49. II
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BSrOOlns.
INsoLvENT NOTICE.

INsOLvENT NOTICE.
MOTTO is hereby given that the un.
~ dersigned, commissioner of lnsol-
vency on the estate of VIM. Hoy, de.
ceased, has made and filed his report on
said estate. in the Probate Court Of said
which will he confirmed at the
January Term, I849, of said Court, IN.
less exceptions are made at or before
that time.
J. T. CAMERON, Com.
Nov. Is. loot
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,
BY the Probate Court of said County.
AprI Term, 1848.
TIME estate Of Sarah S. Rawlings,
Il deceased, having been reported to,
and declared by said Court TO be insol-
vent. Notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against the estate
Of said deceased, 10 present the same to
the undersigned, on or before the LIST
day Of November next, or their claims
will be barred.
By order OF the Court.
J. T. CAMERON, Crk.
Canton, April Is, lS4S 3l-6m
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To Physicians and House
K44~4-.

To Physicians and House
Keepers.
WYE have just received a supply o
" BURROWE'S BEST SUPER
FINE, A, Ne. !, MUSTARD, warrant
ed equal, il not superior, to any in the
world. Also,
Burrowe's Fine Mustard,
An excellent article for the table, or
medical purposes. These mnstards need
no commentator bit single trial.
They may always be found at the
Drug Store Of
= PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
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East half south Gas, quarter of sec,
ton 36, of township 0 range east west
half of south west quarter Of section 3 /
Of township 9, range 3 east, Also south
east quarter of section IA [; north east
quarter an north west quarter of sec
ton 90. and north east quarter of section
%; east half of section 81 of township
8, range east in Scott county. Also
north half Of section IS of township 70
Of range east in Attala county.
| have nominated John Montgomery.
Andrew J Alsworth and Benz. B. Frizell.
Of said county Of Madison, Commission.
ers, to divide said lands into equal shares
or parts; and unless proper objections
are stated to me at the Term Of said Pro.
bate Court TO be held on the I'd Monday
of January next, in and for the county
aforesaid at the Courthouse in thetown of
Canton, the said John Montgomery. An.
drew J. Alsworth, and Benz. B. Frizell,
will then be appointed Commissioners to
make partition Of said lands pursuant to
'' An Act concerning the partition OF
lands held by coparceners, joint tenants
and tenants in common"
Given under my hand this 18th day
,f November, A. d. 1848.
J.. B. HOWCOTT,
Judge Of Probates.
Nov. 10. lot
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SADDLE AND HARM EgS
NJ y T'.K us IL 4 y N. IN VT

NJ y EsK us IL 4 y ~. PI E.s'3'
VA Z. the undersigned, have token J.
w NJ. BIantou's old stand =" here we
intend TO keep aud make to order and
OF the best material, all kind Of Saddles,
Harness, and Saddiery Of every des-
crlplon, and do all kinds OF repairing
IN the Saddle and Harness line, neaty,
durabIy, and pune uaIy. Persons wish.
ing anything Of the kind viii please give
US call and they -haII have il chesp
any how, bu; cheaper for cash. go,
A. NJ GURLEY,
J. NJ BAILEY.
JanuiFy !, 1913. l9-!y
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A LIST OF LETTERS,


EMAlNlNG in the Post Office, at Cantor
~ Madison county, Mississippi, on 'ho 81
OF December, 1913, which if not taken out b
the 3lst OF March l349, will be sent TO tn
Post Ofice Department as Dead Letters.
Baum, G Means, Robert
! Baskin, Mills, b b
| Burns, Dennis Middleton, G. B
Biel, james Mois, Miss (,tG ia
Bourne, NJ 2 Moore, John
Branch, H c Moore, FBB
Brown, Mrs c 2 Moore, D
Brown, John Montgomery. Eli 7 ,
Brown, Mrs Charity Q McAtee, Win
c. McClupg. Co
Cage, JHW N
CANADIAN, A J Nichols,
Cole, y H. r Norman,
Coleman, Isabella o
Caleman, Asa Ovens, VIM
Cooper, Ihos
Collins Miss S Paysant, Mrs
Collina, Burton Perkins, Jesseo
Clay, Thos Philips, Rev f
D Prchard, Maater W
Davis, MorganJ Pease, sc
Dear, II G R
Ratlif, Jesse D 9
Edwards, John Raynolds, r
Elace, I Ridley, Mrs John
f. Riley, ID
Fair Mrs James Rider, VIM
Terrell Rucbey.
Foster, John NJ Richards, Reuben
Fort, Mary f Kicks. BIS 3
Forest, Haywood Ross, Robt
Fugltt Martin Ross, Rev l.
Frzell, Robert Rogers, Mrs Marier
u Roach, r
Gullitt, George Russell. Rev 7 Rec
tor & Edress of Pres't
Hardeman, VIM Church
Hanna, Osten
Henry, Gen Patrick Semmes,
Henderson, Jno d Sorsby, Joseph
Hoyle, A ndrew Stone, John
Hunt, Capt VIM Sanlield, WIN N
Stnson, F
james, Levi Slaughter, Lucinda
Johnson, John Slocumb, Miss A E
L T
Kearney. Mr. Tailor, Armstead
h Terry,
Lane, w Towel, James
Lawhon, R OFF Towel, DrWP
Lee. f w
Lewis, Samuel Wales, James
Lewis, Samuel A Watson, J
Locke, RevyR Warren, J
Lockei, Rev b Warren John
Love, Robt Warren, VIM
M Weeks, A B
Nancy, Elijah Wea,hersby,
Martin, James Wild, John
Matlock Charles wilkins, RIB
Malone, E & Wimbush, l. w
Magru der, VIM Wooster, Mary
Mangum, R W Wyley, Alfred II
Massey, VIM Wyley, Gen w 3
Mercer, Ft
Persons ealing for letters in the above lis
will please say, "aduertised"
WIN. PRIEsTLEY, p NJ.
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CHEWING TOBACCO

CHEWING TOBACCO
EOUR boxes best James River Chew.
ing Tobacco, just received and for
Gale by
Z. D. WARD g. Co.
September 4, 1s47,
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ihI GREAT AMERICA A.ma.Y
foH LUHG COMPLAINTS, AND ALL APfkc
TONS OF THE RESTORATIVE ORGANS.
Z E E { +
The best remedy ,rer known 10 Man,
For Cou CHS, Asthma, Colds, Groups,
Bronchitis, Influences, BLEEDING Of
the Lungs, Difficulty Of Breath
ing, Liver Affections,
Pains or Weakness:
of the Breast or
Side, First Stages
Of Consumption,
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IN MADISON PROBATE COURT.

N0vWi D2sr", 1913,
By John b. bd W Judge of
Probate in a had-
p ison, and SaY \
undivided par lands
lying and being il Of Madi-
son, to-wit:
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- EMA lNlNG in the Post Office, at Canton,
~ Madison couuty, Mississippi, on ,he Gle.
OF December, 1913, which if not taken out BY
The lst OF March l349, will be sent to the
Post Office Department as Dead Letters,
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lust received by
- d. w. MURPHY e. Co.
June 9, le4e.
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Persons ealing for letters in the above lis
will please say, ''adrertised."
WIN. PRIESTLEY, p NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-17

Before the Recorder ard Aldermen Kelly aud Mullins
NOV 10 Wgf1s ier az :aie.'.sa, the Recorder
t,ciate together with the panel Of Jurors counsel,
Witnesses, reporters 40, were In attsudance At the
Court II Sessions nc the usual tims this morning but
court could not b. properly constituted without
two aldermen the immense press OF business which
awaits the action sf this court ob ed 10 remain At
stand, IN consequsnce Of the absence Alderman
Clark When things had been 10 this interesting state
fer three gusrteTr of hour one Of the urymsn ad-
Juna.s The jury would like to know Of the court
wl,ibcr thtir services win be reg aired to-day.
RlcuHutE.--Wo are waiting Tor our associate.
JuE,MAS.-It u rather bad that atty men and their
business shorid be Kept waiting for one man
There Was another pause, aud no alderman made his
las came into court aud being invited to lake seat
The bench did TO- The court being, therefore, re-
culsTIy organized proceeded to business.
Tstsl Jor .ssssuu and battery William Poole was
placed on tTisi, charged with having c,mwttsd an as
taut aud battery on Isaac n. Austin, on the 18th Of
lie pIainant, AusrrS, being called 20 the stand,
testified that the lstn OF September 1Sts he aud
Mend named Nsrshsll, went Into q public house In
Irankn 81 set called The Volunteer t. g-ta drink;
while there Poole and another person In aud asked
witness 10 drink; this witness declined doing aud
thotty sftrwsrds the accufed committed the sAult
be ttu ck witness a bios. which staggered him
he tben threw heavy dscsnter, witch struck Austin
the fbouider; he was In the act OF throsinga se
cond dscantsr when Austin drew pistol aud fired Just
the sscobd dscsntsr vas thrown secured then
at witness thres him doan, and bit hts ear he held
him down for some time, biting at bis shoulder aud
iAicng such injury with his teeth that the part vas
extremely lame for several weeks witness also de-
tcfbed another uEsteDly assault made on his person
BY the but which s hardly proper TO meet the
puhiIc y in a newspaper.
The sToss eAssiinsuOs showed that the complainant
ans accused had been At variance for some tine aud
the former carried the pistol Ina u threats
made the latter 10 order to defend himself rhejury
returr,d n verdict Of guilty The court deferred judg
msbt till Thursday morning
Chars, Of Rouiise Sioien Goods robert w Illges
was next called TO ,fsnd himself against charge II
receivirg t~o stolen watches, (scisnter
Jas W FAuLKNkR, Jeweier, OF 5Ss Brosdssy testified
&C. having Loot two watches from his store the 2th Of
July. 1875 The watches worth respectively $50
srd fs2
Laws AusicH. jeweler ofT9 Chatham street testified
that he chssed two watches II MIR Higss some time
IN November lstt IL IVES an open trsossotios. MIR.
BigQs cay and leOAet a. gpid lever watch,
tdptopcssd TO exchange 100 gold watches for IL tie
came two days Afterwards aud cOmpieted the bargain
one 81 thsse watches was the one clsinVd BY Mr.
Isuikrer ss he property.
1be Gaze viii be resumed on Monday, Saturday being
nation DAY
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Contemplated Reduction OF Postage.
lCon,spoBdenOe Of tue North American

WAsut~crON, New Ia 1919
TIE public will be gratie.s to know that the Poet.
after General intends recon nendiBg reduction In
postage sud the establishment u upiform OF ave
cents This measure Of reform has leng been needed
sns can nov be adopted " the msjorites Ia Congress
are 6spoeo TO second the popular and judieious sus
gest.Ds Ct Nr. tollsmer Indeed, ~ his views could
BE- fully csrra cut piedcsted As they upon care
fol examination a the whole system three cents would
be the rate liked BY lsv Ana this reduction IL entire
~ practicable, Congress will relieve prtyste corre
tpondsDee from the enormous and unjust tar vhch IL
nov imposed upop It, fer the transportation OF the
reeponoerce ami documentary matter Of the depart
meBe aud members II Congress IL may be asked with
prcIriety Why should this imposition be levied upsn
enc branch Of the public service more than another
Why ehould the expene Of custom houses land oHoes
SC be iiqudsted from the general treasury and the
poet office which. ~ all others IL entitled TO pecusr
exemption from the nsturs Of its functions be made
10 bsst these oDetous burhensl The policy OF the
k in favor Of the dnuson Of knosledge In the che apet
aud most ext edtous manner, and the member Of Con
gress ~ho opposes himself 20 this policy ~i be visited
With the indignation which followed the pssssgs Of me
cid con pensstion bill.
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National Thanksgiving.
WseutNgTOx. NOV %. 1870

kfR:-
Your communication Of October 18th, In relation TO
proclamation Tor day Of national Thanksgiving was
duiy received and with many others Of this zane i'm
Iurt bA been considered with the attention which lie
importance demands
Wit. ubitirg cordisy IN the universal feeling OF
thBnkfuinsss ted for his manifold blessings and
eT.oisy for the abatement of the pestence which
iateiy wsksd In our midst have yet thought "a most
proper 10 leave the subject Of thanksgiving procsms
uun vhtfe custom has 20 long ccnsisuet it-in the
bsnds a the Governors 81 the sevei al states
This Cecion hse b.e ened by the considers
ohs tba ths IL the usually set apart for that
purpose that several have already issued
their annual Iroclanatioss sccnrtingly. With high
respect, rel nam your friend sud servant,
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Supreme Court.
Before Judges Jones aud Edmo

IMPORTANT RAILROAD CAsE-sUsANSAH DRAKE AND
OTHERS VS. THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
Nov 10 -This case came up motion for On injuno.
tion out Of this court 10 restrain the defendant
lsy ing down double track Of rails, any track Of
rsls whether single double from the northern
OF Canal street at West street through and Hud-
son streets to Chambers street or any where with
in the said limits and that the said Injunction be
perpetual
In support OF the motion Mr. Tilou counsel for the
plaintiffs read the petition Of the plaintiff printed
containing the legal grounds and for the
junction demanded The substance Of the reasons for
the injunction is let Because the rail track II laid
down will I'M the adjacent property I'd Because
the rail track. II laid down will be inconvenient to
carriage and other passengers over tina said Sd
Because II will be dangerous 4th Because It will be-
nuisance 9th Because IL will be illegal aud unconsti-
tutopsl 6th Because the streets, when opened.
given rrevocsbe right To the citizens for the
Of the citizens which vested right corporation have
the right to violate and take away It'll Because such
railroad track Ia not required Tor the public good
The perussl Of the petition and the various doou.
meDts adavts and papers corroborative Of the same
having been gone through, + Sanford Esq rose to
argue the question In support OF the motion. Mr.
Sandford entered upon long and able train of legal
argument TO show the right Of the plaintiffs Ia
junction. the legaty of the proposed action Of this
railroad corporation. Sc, supporting his views by .
learned array Of legal authorities Mr. SANFORD not
having concluded. the court adjourned to Saturday
(ihis day.. at 10 O'Clock
We shall give the heads and points Of Mr. Sandfords
able argument when IL IL ended
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ArorHsR Pass o. 1HE Fs~srIcaL AhotfrfoSfsa ~
TuE NOLIu-Tbe following our. petition. with the
remarks. find In the Boslon Liberaigr Of the 10th
met: the exlfteDca Of SsbDI.s lass In this Com
ntnv'aith - virtual union of Jnureh aud Sat- and
fhtulo.no more be tolerated than establi hed
gior. with all the rituals ~ Rome No time, there
fore tbould b. Loot In circulating ths f0iloSink uDsx
csput natle prtition-Or excrpuOuable TO any. OOy
TO the bgotsd sud yTsnLtsni-smong al clsses " the
J,etie 10 ssks for eqUsl liberty aud protection %
otnscience- nUshing more lt protests sssinst re-
hgious fsvosi-u Injustice. u-urpstou AZ every one
fAosld in republican gOverument Circulate. then,
this Fsti'i,n. TRENDS Ct religious freedom Pristst
coIiss on letter els ct mey b. Obtained gstutousy at
o.. anu slavery once. ~ tuTnbiH
To ns Ssnets end lions, ~ Rpytssnfatres Mare
shHsuss
"Ths upder,Ignsd Inhabitsnts o. Massachusetts, re-
spec fully ask 81 tine Legatue the repeal q all laNs
la his commonwealth enforcing the observance Of a
Gay q the week n the Sabbath or the Lord dsf'
l. betause there exists among the people an equally
hcbert and cieDtous difference IT opiuiun 20
the holiness Of particular days sud 10 the MODE VI their
Observance
Because II IL contrary 90 the Fundamental idea Of
. republicans government that cousciense should he
coffcsd into conformity By Law that special rights
aud privileges should be given 60 particular religious
belief
Because the question Of the holiness of dsysliks
that OF public vohip the support Of the clergy, tire
ohtrvaure ~ ordinances should be left 10 Its decision
60 ~ dvtdusl con science and made to depend ts
m.rits without the Intervention II the state aud
a. Becsuse a. II has been found safe. polite aud
beneficial to ALLOW tas people % decide tor themselves
all other RELIGIOUS mat .rs there doubt
That tie same good results would follos toe repeal Of
be ah
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TAYLOR


II. X Psrrsm who shot q short tine since st St.
iouis by yUung MoDte,quion u reported dead.
The fUrpvteo cholera at Cape Guardian Mo land OF
which httep persons died IL IL ssd poison thrown
into public veil
The utole amount Of produce passed through the
veeh locfs 81 Rochester N. tor the two weeks
idng The 18th Instant 229 7s5 barrels OF Sour
s2O fsb bushels q wheat and 100 900 bushels corn
The cotton am % Samuel Davis on Lake Coscorjia,
La destroyed ~ Ere abort time since, together
With l2s bslee OF ectton.