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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-02

LwsngbIi.b this week a list Of the dele
5. .00ointsd from ,hi. State to the Nash
: Convention, both those selected by the
,oSs,~ convention and those selected by the
s;l.,n,e, and also those appointed by some
II our sister States. We hope every
I'm state will be represented.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
MADISON County, in the Circuit Court Of said
county, at the April Term, 1850,
Attachment on an account
Admir-. &c, VS.. from the year 1895 te the
Moses Ridley. year l947, due to the es-
No. 1878. tate Of Henry Ridley de-
ceased.
AND now, 10 wit: on the 18th day
= Of April, A, d. 1850, ''Ihis day came the
plaiutif, by his attorney, and the attachment
in this case having beea returned duly execnt.
ed, and the defendant failing TO appear, and
replevy tds property and estate levied or, and
plead herein; therefore it is considered by the
Court, that unless the defendant does appear
here on or before the first day of the next term
Of this Conrt, being the first monday OF oct'r
1850 and replevy the property levied on, and
plend herein Judgment iiual by default will be
rendered against him, the said Moses Ridley,
and the estate attached be condemned anu
to satisfy said plaintiffs debt, damages and costs.
1t is further ordered by the Court that q copy
Of this order together with q specification o. the
Fcanse Of action and the amount due from the
defendant TO the plaintiff be published IN tue
" Madisouian'i a weekly newspaper puolshet
in the town Canton Madison County and state
Of Mississippi, once Il week for four weeks sue
cessively-ani that all further proceedings
herein be stayed until the next term Of tnls
Court y
A true copy from the minutes Of said Court.
Attest, HENRY r. COULTER, Cpk.
A. u, HASDv P.J. april 25-l0wJ
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ADMINISTRATORS NoflcE

ALL persons interested III the KS,
A TATE Of Armstead Branch decd
are hereby notified that at the June
Term 1850, Of the Probate Cont of
Madison County, | will present for
allowance, my final account as admin
istrator dc 60nis mn Of said estate, when
and where they may appear and show
cause why the said account should not
be allowed, and a decree made therein
accordingly. L. G.. HENRY,
an 1886 Adm. de honis non,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ALL persons interested in the ES-
~ TATE Of John G.. Or. decd are
hereby notified that at the June Term
1850 Of The Probate Court of Madison
County, | will present for allowance,
my fnal account as executor cfsaid cs'
tate, when and where they may appear
and show cause why the said account
should not be allowed, and a decree
made therein accordingly.
E.. q. HENRY.
an Is-o--6t. Exe'r
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wee s''ugs US even in our pleasures
virtue consoles US even III our pain.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HlIERSte siameniary having been
granted 10 the undersigned on the
la1e Of John Tate dec. at the April
erm ofthe Probate Court Of Madison
punty all persons Indebted 10 said
'ale are notified to come forward and
IKE Immediate payment aud all per-
rs having claims against said estate,
present them legally authenticated
WIN the lime prescribed by Ia "
eOey will be forever barred.
al, p. Hill Executor.
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THE STATE OF MISSES IPPI

THE STATE OF MISSISS IPPI
Ma isOq CoHnty-ss
Prob ne Court. April Term 1850.
To the heirs and all persons Interested
in the Estate Of Spencer SuddeM late Of
Madison c. unity deceased.
You are hereby cited 10 be and appeal be
1 lore the Probate Court of Madison
County, at the Court house thereof, on the
End Monday in June next, then and there
to show cause, If any you can, why The e.
nal account Of George E. Suddeth, Execu-
ter ofthe last Will ana Testament OF Spen.
Ger Suddeth late of said County deed
shonld not be allowed, and a decree made
therein accordingly. And further to do
and suffer suchlhings as shall be considered
and ordered by the Court.
II is further ordered BY the Court thai
publication Of this citation be made in the
Madisonian for the space Of sixty days
Witness the Hon. John B
MTkRN Howcott, Judge Of the Pro
MR ga bate Court Of Madison Conn.
@G1&N " he sacond Monday in April
&TasI in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and
fifty and seal Of said court.
Issued the 9th day of April 1850.
J. T CAMERON. CPk.
April, 18th 18%50.-8-9t.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
y Undersigned Administrator Of the Estate
y. mFs MARTIN Brown dec. will sell at her
'sslaence ~ Canton on Saturday 25th Of
next ail the household md kitchen pro-
belonging to said Estate on a credit Of
O o"au ana approved security wall be required
e,,. JOSEPH R, DAVIS, Adm.
Sra'on April 25th '50-lp-4t
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STARE or mIssTssIPPT.
Madison C0nnty-ss

NNN-eVe ON1WSy@oo
Potato Court. ADrI Term 0.
The heirs and all persons interested In
heE Estate Of Lydia n BagrOsO late Of
MadisOn County deceased.
Vou are hereby cited 10 be and appear
befnie the Probate Court Of Mad
ism County, at the Court house thereof
onihe end Monday in June next, then
and therein show cause If any you can,
why the final account Of William
Clark Administrator ofLydia A Barrow
late ofsaid County decd shonId not be
allowed. and a decree made therein
accordingly. Aud further to do and
suffer such thing as shall be consider,
ed and ordered blythe Court.
II Is further ordered by the Court
that publication Of this citation be
made in the Madlsonian for the space
ofsixty days.
Witness the Hon. John B
NN Howcott, Judge ofthe Pm
bate Courtof Madison ca
Z'the second Mondayin Apr
in the year Of our Lord on
thousand eight hundred an,
fifty and seal ofsaid court.
Issued the 9th day ofAprA 1850.
~J.TCAMERON elk
April, 18th lS50--S>9t
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DELEGATES 70
SOUTHERN CONVENTION.
MISSISSIPPI.

MISSISSIPPI.
For the STATE at Large.
lion. W. L. SHAEKEY, (w.)
Hon, c. P. SMITH. ID
Hon. A. M. CLAYTON. (d.)
Hon. J. S. BoYD, (w)
AODoiatsd BY October COnOentiOn.
Delegates, fA'.eI""'e
~ " Lsharkey, Hon J | Gui"n.
|oh ~ CLAYTON "a Hutchinson,
=, En-, W Cannon,
= S sm ! J t Harrison
ns,.ea,.s for CONGREGATIONAL Dish ictS.
FIRST DISTRICT.
,.coy Matthews, Tho' J Word,
Appoinfed By October COnUenffon.
n.Iooo,es. A~ltcrnatess
j.. Cav Matthews, II R Miller,
i Ward. J D Bradford.
SECOND DISTRICT.
F Neil, (d) Ugh Y"ung' tw'J
APPOINTED BY October COnVe"tto".
Delegates. A"t'""'e''
N WnnL ReuhtH Davl:'
B Cobb, ChSfies 0"HPO
THIRD DISTRICT.
Inn R Miles, w. j ] Prttus' (d)
Annotated By October Contention.
Delegates. AlteFna'eS'
g chambers. w r Hill,
! G Wilkinson, Patrick ShaFKey.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
MoRae, W.) IT. Stuart, w.
appointed BY October Convention.
Delegates. Alternates.
leo Winchester, David Hunt,
\ II Cooper, Ht'fy MouuSer'
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TME STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
hudson CoUmty-ss

hudson Cosnty-@
Probate Cont. April Term 1850.
To heirs and all persons interested
IN the Estqte Of Elan Davis Iatc Of
MuaisOn County deceased
Vou are hereby citedto he and appear
before the Probate Court Of Madison
County, at the Court house thereof on
the 2nd Monday in Juue next, then
and thereto show cause if any you can
why the final account OLA, p. Hill
administi ator of Elan Davis late OF
said ( ounty decd should not be al
lowed, and a decree made therein
accordingly. And further to do and
suffer snchthings as shall he considered
and ordered by the Court.
1t is further ordered by the Court
that publica iOnofthis citation be made
In the Madisonian for the space OF
sixty days.
Witness the'Hon. john 3,
Howcott, Judge Of the Pro-
l.. bate Court of Madison
us County the second Monday
SIS in April year of our Lore
one thousand eight hundred
and fifty and seal of sal,
court.
Issued the 9th day Of April 1850
]. 7. CAMERON Crk
April, l lth 1850.-S>9t.
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THE MAIDIsONVtLLE MAIL.
Ts DUE Monday nWl Friday BIZ Q Il. NJ. w
Closes: Thursday and Sunday AZ tia. NJ 8sI
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DISSOLUTION,
TAILORING,

TAHkORING
THE subscriber has commenced the
Tailbring business on the South
West corner Of the public square iTtbe
building formerly occupied BY CALI
ram 4 G~illespies, where he %solicits his
friends and the citizens generally to IA
YOUR him with their patronage. By
good work and reasonable prices he
hopes to gain a fair share Of business.
j. m. FANSHER.
Msrch oS, 1860. ely
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THE BENTON 4 YAzoo CITY MAIL.
Is DUE: Daily Except Monday BY I IN.
CLOSES: Daily Except Monday at7r.M.
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THE COLUMBUS MAIL, an
Is DUE: Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday byi
12i O'Clock, A. NJ. ss4a-
Closes: "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at
Il 4 O'Clock, NJ. Ra s4 4a34
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TEXAS.

WESTERN DISTRICT.
Mayfeld, FieId;ng Ione,.
EASTERN DISTRICT. q
W Henderson, James Davis,
anus o. e. River, &C Mifs, Of Harrison
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THE RAYF0RD MAIL. '
To DUE; ClosEs:
Saturday By lTA,M Saturday atIIAsA.
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POST OFFICE HoU RI IN /,
0aioe open every day (except Sunday Id.
ring business haufs, and on Sunday from to
~ o'eiock, 4. ~, Ouly.
.FREsTLEY, Pm
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ARRIVAL AMI DEPARTURES
OF THE T1
MAILS AT N T MISS

THE JACKSON MAIL:
Is DUE: Closes;
Daily by TAM. Daily at 3 r. N. I.
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R CAROLINA.

Ga Jar as heord trom.)
Dn Robert stronse, GJ McRea.
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The permanent fund be invested per charter the
benefit Of the policy holders IN bonds and MORTGAGES
ereoD and in Stocks Of the State and Of the United States
This company being organized not for the benefit Of
Stockholders and capitalists but solely for the protecnon OF
ey s % " % sa 6e ya sss wS5 and
ton the most and solid prngpe and
and handsome legacy to widows and children alter death.
All policy holders, whether for life shorter terms who
o In d S aS N s whole
Creditors can insure the lives Of debtors thus securing
a 81 Rs9 iff Rs Rens eat
and use OF herself and children free from the claims OF cred
% %S6n 99agan,t . ..s.spb SWsiksr. y9hn $; Allison.
EsS' Rsss gS3'wS w ssS%: sRs s%s %% ssSSsh
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Joseph W stanton. DhSssSiRHi' Morgan fisli NJ M. cgesa,
SFP l:% GSooh $has h@SyB Bs%a iiRa Il W5s
6S {GHR p tsa taraHs Geo il " hsIn smith Thee FMcGfs6
Cornelius Feowes Joseph aaade. John B. Lesfs. sspA''
loHN HAGNN, President OF the COMPANY.
JostPs llALLkNpE, Vice President
Anoass MfHPBEF1SEf H6ET NJ b. AiHa soSssoa sGRg
H.G HEARTT. Aetuary :. e, L. GooLD, Attorney.
Eysmnsr Office hours, Tor bldcs to A M iep'io do for
ws TO- G r MA at III s E ssasnSe He ANIL WI fSsmRs exam , white
O'Clock p NJ He will not examine any one at his dwelling
without permit which can had application at the office
G- This Company is prepared to entertain applications
W life Nd ee + pCs s n all " gSDd
BY the Board which less than the rates charged by the
New York and London offices Snd without Their nsssrstons
Profits are declared annually and the profits draw interest
and can be made available the Of twohrs
~ Galifonia Permits are issued to Lie Insnrsnee mem
Rsss at New Xofk and London stes hospecus Table Of
to effect insurance can be had at the office Of the
ayk@ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
" Oihee hours, "a. N. to 5P. NJ leT ly
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who shall have denounced their Esher.'' Thein-
QUESTION which at this very hour holdp in the pepsi
1hraryihe manuscripts OF Calico, closed with the
seal Of the index. II is trus. thar as consolation
to Spain for what you have aken from her, and for
what you have given her, you have surnatned her
The catholic. But do you Know iIsi you have
drawn from, one Of her greatest men The doIoroas
exclamation, which condemns yoti." would pre-
fer that she should he called the great than the
/ Csl6olie''
Those are your Haster- pieresi That hearth
whrh was called Italy, You have exiihguished;
Thai Colossus which was called Spain, yo's have
undermined. Tie one is in ashes, -iIlr oIleE in
ruins. There is what yon have done with those
tsyo great t'aiiops What do yolrwish 10 do Niih
Fpncs!. Bat you have. just come from Roms. !
compliment you for il. You have met with fine
success there Yotrhsve Just gagged the Roman
peorle; now you wish 10 gag the French people.
understand, this is mores inviting, it is, rather
tempting But fake care, il ia dificui; this is a
lion alive.
Against whom then are you asrayed viii tell
you: Yon are arrayed against human reason. Why
Because she ets out light. Yes, you wisi, that ]
should tell yon what annoys you Inis thai great
amouni Of ffee light which France has been diSen-
gsgng for lhreeeenuries lgtt entirely Of reason
light to-day more brilliant than ever; light which
has made the French nation briIliant, somnch 50
that wspereeive the light Of France on the face of all
the nations Of the world. Well, sirs, that light OF
France, that free lignl thai direct light thai i.ghr
which comes not from Rome, but from God, that j.
what you wish to extngqisl; that is.what We wish
opreserve III repsl yonr law. ItepeI,i because it
con6scaes primary instruction., because ii deg fsdes
A..- =.
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TNHE undersigned desires respectfully inform the public
l. that they can always find at ms MUSIC STORE, a
choice and large assortment of PIdyNO FORTES,
at very reasonable prices, and on accommodating terms
brated manufacturers T. Gilbert 4 Co.., of Boston, of rich
tone, and finished beautifully in Rosewood Black WALNUT
and Mahogany, with iron frames, made in the most subsan
tal and workmanke manner. Also, the Justly celebrated
okioR PIANO EOrtes which for sweetness of tone have
moi been naed They peculiarly suited to the country
as The htolian does not require tuning for years.
The ew m rove m n in Piano FOres, ,the patent
If6rattng UpeTbTtdge also Tor sale at the establish
mept This Improvement gives peculiar rmness and bril-
ancy TO the ebe adds the durability and strength of the
Paho, and renders capable of remaining much longer in
w, T. NJ, is Agent for Henri Herr celebrated Grand
Pianos and Pannos, made in Paris For power and
nessOf tone, they stand pTe6minent.
The Dolce COPdRa y4ttGchent, j. Pleyel Co.'s Pais
constantly Eeeeiyng and for sale-ou liberal terms: -
SECONDHAND PlANOS,lO for sale, from $50 to 500
each, and taken npaI payment for new Pianos .
| f1ANos RepaiIed, Tuned, Rented and ppTaised.
CAFHCART'S MELODEON.- beautiful toned
Wind Instrument for Village Churches Lodges, Serenadng
Parties, aud the pIvale practice Of ogaplsts,
sweet and powerful tone, Is portable Iweighng V pounds),
and offered at $50 each f't.ft ~
Flutes Fageoles Strings and Musical Merchandise OF
kfud will be promptly executed at reasonable prices.
Bands spppled with Brass Instruments aud Band Music;
HARRIS, double and single action, hand and made to
order. TO suit the taste OF purchasers.
MUSiC.The largest catalogue in the South. The stock
accumulation of twenty years In it many old
and heautilul pieces out of print. =
NEW MUSIC received by every arrival from the North,
and by the Foreign steamships Spdntsh Songs Dances
Watzes, &c.-a regular supply Original Music published
every week at the StOre-Nave Compositions solicited
Music heSpd copied and ARRANGED sgbserP9ts RECEIVED
e oo SsfS f5e saf
Catalogues of Music will be sent any part Of the aaioin
ing States. fy4 I'm VIM. Il. MAYO.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
'HE subscriber begs to return thanks his friends, and
the pnblc in general, for the liberal patronage he has
received IRON Them and desires intern them that he has
taken the Store No 4naneiatiCR street, where he in.
lends carrying the business of PAINTING in all i'd
branches, and hopes by strict attention his duties,
merit continuance of their support. E. i. DEANES. :
N. b. All orders promptly attended TO. ia2s 6m
ElNGIisH tlANNEI. GOAIS--50 tous Of the aboT:
~ Ssndd Sa, cargo OF tie I3Htish 9hip Eliza Keith AsI
Iisehngghg FGy aals n bulb ef AYldsAtp sit AaFsifa
~ Igsss ssiss nav, a. ala hi u.
~ ~ ksSk Y y x tlles \ ea,i = slassslss q,
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{. ORLEANS and CAHRoLLToN RAIIRoAD.



RkR II ~ s: ~ d
Ns4 .3rTagemert Hourly iDspsrtsrs ef tss cars0seH
lNs af Tie LoNisidHa Gad .NaF@'eoa Areaxe hrdHsa
Reads, aad Rsdnetf6 tte Fore u tGke place on tan
Ath Qf FetrMaiH, 1850.
A singietcket any distance fr0ni. OF above Louis
children over and under il ysais 10
To ~ from Louisiana Ayenue trhlldren half psea, ID
80 tickets foE above Louisiana Avenue, os hom CsTos
- tickets ool from i.osisiana Avspus q
each month only } any istunce 5 %
ThF Cars depart from e Bgrganr Srce 1enef aiians
Horse Car, 6s A. n 9a and IT'S f.M
steam Train, A. ~, then every hour un. NJ, fnaEn
the third Monday IND shuarg TO the seond Monday IN No
vember and at other times Until rs =. y 81
FryR Carfglifen-
Horse CaFs A. n; Sand 10 P, n.
Stesm Tram, A. then hour until ~. hon
the trd Monday in FebFaary The serond A1nday m No
ss'n1e', and At oisss I9t%SEffsEiNE s'S';p gis 81
kAre any distance. tcAdie shove. half pnes,) - lg
Personal imophs tisiss sa he r:t to 6s st Il
month only any dalndce. "
=. THE CARS pHfART ~ rohLowes
rom fsayssis n aanler i az Z a :, !. ~ y.
From LaAyette. ln wrfer nn.i III A. =.
az 2is i w6ieS sbs Car, vii sss sas ed ssy dn
pnpSes until = NJ shen Al u y aEe y = = 1ss
a1s' nis s@ sss'' 81 ldHE nAIPsoNs Era saS ssrs
Notes 80 spG G As g ? a.sssl,sss
sss ( 7 sss; q a i,a ~ lssSs sas
s 's'S''' " y u III u Il III WsiMs 4 IN
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Tnr Rlvsas.-Tkss Pls,pls csupss Echo 4 d.

49, -. f'y = 'f.tN 1t't,at t1ssNV o. Al&
ID inst SAYS - 49,,
8 fThe-riyef al this place has risen since Safnrass
lst about five, inches, and Il still rsae a he szis
Of inch N every twenty Hour hours, sn4 is nov
dive OF SIX inches higher than I4st year. Ffsm iAs
upiayorable accounts from above, we may ezpecIi Ii
at lsast six inches higher, ahd should the spTing
t'se come down upon betore i Commences falling
lerc, there is no.caculation to be inadr how much
bigber we will have Il We have great nufnber
OF bands from False river working on the ieyee in
oif neigbboIbood, and are endeavoriag % secure
the levees in the best possible maaBer. II i had
not been for the assistance from FaGsae river the
Mississippi would; now be raining over ens-skird
o the plantations Of this parish :.
Westake The following from The Eouistsns (St.
FrancisvitIel- ChroaieIe of shs % inst q
The river at this place stiI continues TO rise.
We have learned that the grand levse in The upper
part Of the parish OF PoiBte Coopee cspuot bear
but three four inches rise. II such be fact il
mast give way il a few days; and. when il does,
Il with prove very disastrous to large section OF
hcouRtry We are fearful thai but few planters on
The eoas! between thls point and New Orleans viii
be able 10 make crop, as general innndation Of
tfe bottom 1inSs seems inevitable. Every steansr
thai laHsls here ifosn above reports the very
high and rising rapidly. The river at this place is
soie two inches. higher lhan i was last year, and
rising inch esery twealy-loar hours Almost
the entire population IN Bayou Sara seek pfofsc-
uda from The waiegs By false floors IN their dwellings,
aGa stores. Those Of our psrshioneFs- who reside
on Cat Island are in a deplDrable condition. the
overflow having destroysd their cattle and other
stock. They are left homeless aud without the
| me ans of subsistances3 s Ia
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!. THE Quo RrvER.-On the 27th ult. at Louis
ville, the river was rising slowly, with 9 feet
inches water in the canal. On the falls shers wene
5 feet inches over the Indian chute On ths
26ii at Pttsburgh, the river had fallen one inch
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+ y ElI0tt Robbins, hbm Nan0ibber, Glares PIlde,
feter marcy, iE. 5zymknski.i Joh Hail
-, rWM; BAuGHhIn, President.
GUTHgERT fUbLtTTI VICE President.
jos. NASH, ActumH. EWD. RANbK, Solicitor, -. WA
Ms. ioNEs,h; D, and A. H. CENAs, n. D., Physicians.
The Merchants and Planters Insurance Company having
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