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SIg11grok & Wet.

This is the style Of II new law
firm recently established in our city.
with its office over Yandell & Max
wells store. The gentlemen con-
siituting the firm are T. I. Single
ton, Esq, who is SO well and favor
ably known as one OF tie rising
young men of onr state and bar as
to ncedho encomiums at our hands,
and Mr.. Thos. T. West la e of Vir-
gina. Mr.. West comes with the
highest recommendations, is a
young man of education, talent and
refinement. We welcome him to our
city and bespeak for the new firm a
liberal share of legal patronage.
See their card.
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TO OUR PATRONS.

We earnestly appeal 10 our friends
10 sustain us. To those who owe
us, we say, please como forward and
settle. On the first of January we
shall strike from our subscription
list the names of all who are in ar
rcars, and give this timely notice.
The subscriptions taken out tor the
campaign are expiring. In fact,
some have already expired. If par
lies wish to continac,t they will please
notify US at once and forward the
price of subscription.
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l023-Is
Ii L z 2 IE D.

MELVIN-MCMURTRAY.-On the
ID inst, at the residence of the bride s
mother, by Rev. j. X. Gilla!id. Mr.. Ed.
w. Melvin to Miss Lizzie A., daughter of
the late james n. McMurtray, deceased
all of Madison county. Miss.
We have received cards of invitation to
the marriage of our esteemed friend, w.
ii. Howcott of New Orleans, formerly of
this place, to Miss Edith Watt. The
wedding took place last Tuesday eve
ming, the 14th, at the residence of the
brides mother. Mrs. John Watt, in New
Orleans. We wish the newly welded
pair every earthly happiness.
May life be to them one summers day,
Enriched with every joy, and devoid OF
decay
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Last Friday night shout II o'clock
the kitchen of Mr. J. r. Powell was
discovered to be on fire. The
alarm was given and the engine
brought out, but owing to the dis
lance of Mr.. Powell's house from
town the kitchen was consumed be-
fore the engine arrived at the scene
of confiagration. The fire original
ed from box of ashes containing
fire that had been set against the
side of the building, the box catch
ing fire and comrnunicatingIt to the
house.
On last Wednesday morning about
Q o'clock, the roof of the frame
building occupied by Mr.. N. Wink
Ter as a shoe shop was discovered
to be in flames, but through the eff
forts of some of our citizens and
the prompt action of our gallant
fircmen lie FIRE was soon subdu
cd, with but slight damage to The
building. The engine company was
out in very qmck time, but were
prevented from throwing water on
account of the very detective hose
with which they are supplied. The
hook and ladder company though
rather tardy iii arriving at the scene
OF the fire, owing to the distance
they had to bring their truck. did
splendid work; in fact, with the AS
sistaace of Capt Garrison's colored
company, which did its duty nobly,
succeeded in checking the flames
a d. saving the building. The own
crs of the property are residents Of
Mobile. loss not exceeding St00.
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john Handy. 'o' L.
II Aids
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re Creditors Of Win
ter e. Steele, Exa-
cUtors cS Richard
Winter, DaC'd.

VOU are hereby notified to prove and
Il file your claims as creditors of"1Fin-
ter's Bank" or Winter q Steele, Exr's :.
with the undersigned Special Commits
sioner. appointed by the Circuit Court
of the United States tor the Southern Dis
trict of Mississippi. in equity. in the case
of First National Bank of Cairo ct al. VS.
Saflie +. Winter ct al. by decree at its
May term. y. ID. 1873, on or before Tues
day. the 10Th day of February, A. ID. 1876,
at Canton, Madison county, Mississippi.
in accordance with the terms of said de-
cree. which requires each creditor to con-
tribute to compiinants in said suit a Just
proportion of the expense of said suit to
be settled by said Commissioner Credi-
tors not proving and filing their claims,
as aforesaid. will not participate in tie as
sets Of Winter Sc Steele, EXr's, for distri-
button. GEO. 4. HoGsETT,
Special Commissioner.
Dee 3d 1879 ID Ltd
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We Eear Business !

With almost daily additions to our large
and varied stock, we can offer uuprcce-
denied inducements in ladies, misses and
children's and men aud boys boots and
shoes, and we invite all in need of these
articles to call and examine our stock.
Close attention to the details of business,
particularly of shoe -. opened TO us Il
wide field of pltronl1. switch we
tender the public our grateful acknowl-
edgemeEts. with assurance that we viii
n OF relax in our effort to please.
II 1l-4f Ii. GwINNER s. Bro.
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The Mississippi Conference for
the NJ. E. Church South is in SEES
sion in our city at the present time
The delegation is a very large one
nearly every church within the
bounds of the Conference being
represented, and quite number oil
visiting ministers from other Con.
ferences are present. 1t is fine
looking and intelligent body ofmen
and embraces much of the fines,
talent of our state. Bishsop Marvin
presides over their deliberations.
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STATE OFFICERS !:

A. Ames. Governor.
A. h. Davis, I.ieutenant-Governo
w. ii. Gibbs, Auditor Public Accounts.
Jones 5. Hamilton, Deputy Auditor
Public Accounts.
q. III. Holland. Treasurer.
james Till. Secretary of State.
G, F.. Harris. Attorney General.
4. w. Cardozo, Superintendent OF Pub
lie Education.
III. w. Warren. Levee Commissioner.
- Brasher, Deputy Lcvce Commits
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Ho for Christmas!

As the annual visit of old Mr.. Santa
Claus is approaching. it may be well to
remind the public to call early at the Toy
Emporium of ii. Gwinner IS Bro, and
see what Il store of rich treasures Is await
ing the little folks. You will also find
there the choicest fruits. nuts candieS.
raisens, cIlrrants, citron. crackers and
cheese. Also Il full line of fireworks.
1111-0t
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CITY OFFICERS /:

Robr' Powell, Mayor and oGicio
Nagisri e.
w A. tet.le, City TREASURER.
'aEics Leonard, City Marshal. j. G.
rhigpsH, equity Marshal.
.iidrTmrH-N. &. Orrick. James McFar-
and. George Handy. p. 4. Noonaii, j. V.
t'itclieit. Isllam Garrett.
school Traxsets-H. 5. Footc. Jr.. J j.
Richards. East WarI; j. NJ. anderson.
1s,hu f,arr,-if wrSt W:lrtI
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CANTON MAIL.
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
u. s. OFFICERS

Hon. r.. A. Hill, Judge of Circuit and
District Court.
q. T. Swan, Clerk of Circuit and Dis
trict Court.
Leroy :. Bronn, L. S. Marshal of the
Southern District of Mississippi.
w. II. Ford, (oifice) Deputy Clerk,
Jackson.
ii. NJ. Swan. Deputy Marshal. Jackson.
j. W. Blessing, Deputy Marshal Ficks-
burg.
John. j. Gainey, Deputy Marshal.
Henry Wilson, Deputy Marshal.
NascheZ.
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Last Tuesday evening, as Bishop
Paine go5 off the cars at this place
he received dispatch that his SON
in-law had been dangerously injur-
ed at Meridian, and requesting him
to come to him Immediately, which
he did, leaving Rev. w. E. NJ. Lin
field to preside over the Conference
until the arrival Of Bishop Marvin.
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Fruit Trees for Sale.

Peach, Apple, Pear, etc. Best varieties
suited to this locality. Early Beatrice
Peach trees. first class, 25c. DO MT send
off for trees when you can get better and
cheaper at home. w. III. CASSELL,
ll27 Canton, Miss.
1.-TWO thoughts with but a single
soul, two hearts that beat like thun-
DER" is the way Charley Dancy put
it when he asked us to come around
Christmas and see the gordian knot
tied.
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Several days ago, as Mr.. John
Burk was leaving town en- route
for his home, his horse stumbled
and fell, catching Mr.. Burk be-
meath him, bruising him considera-
bly,, though not seriously.
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The Hook and Ladder company
is a valuable ad junct 70 our fire de-
partment, and we are glad to learn
that they have, through the courte-
sy of the engine company, secured
q more central location for their
trurk
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RelNOVal.-Mrs. G. Sulm has re-
moved to No. East side Court Square,
where she keeps a full assortment ofbrcad.
cakes, candies, fruits, nuts and fancy
groceries; also cigars and tobacco, toys
and fireworks. She has also just received
a full assortment of ladies' underwear, all
of which she offers at the lowest cash
prices. II lift.
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Siolier.
SUPREME COURT :

T.. G. Peyton, Chief Justice.
ii. F. Siinrall, Associate Judge.
j. Tarbcll. Associate Judge.
lanes. Mckee. Clerk
Thomas Melville, Deputy Clerk.
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Grange Meeting.

A stated meeting Of Canton Grange No.
272, Z. of H., will be held at the Grange
room in Odd Fellows Hall, Canton, on
the 81 Saturday, 18th day, of December,
1873. at l o'ciock am. \ full attendance
is desired, as business of interest TO every
member will be considered, and the all
nual election will be held for officers for
the ensuing term.
WIN. PnIEsTLEY. w. NJ.
WM tTCRRIDr See
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Fresh 0yats.s IN TIE Shell.

am receiving daily from New Orleans
fresh oysters in the shell. to which call
the attention Of NY friend. and CUSTOM
ers. JOHNNY LivELAR,
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FOR STATE LIBRARIAN AMI
KEEPER OF TIE CAPITOL.

NrE ar. authorized 10 announce AL
" LEN L LUSk. of Madison county.
as a c:,ini,:at,. tor State Librarian and
Keeper oi The Capitol. at the ensuing sc2-
sion of the Legislature.
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COUNTY OFFICERS :

X. J. Ross, Sheriff.
ID. Pingrrr, Circuit Clerk.
T.. :. Jeffrey, CIlancery Clerk.
s. ii. ii. Toles. Assessor.
J. L. Boyd, Treasurer.
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Last Sunday was q beautiful day.
Churcb-goers took advantage of it,
and all our houses of worship had
good congregations.
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SALE CF MADISON
TELLhAAIt;;HE LANDS

DI VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF
ID Tie Circuit Court o! the United
States for the Southern District Of Mfesi--
Sippi. sitting III Chanccry. made ON the
goth day OF February. 1874, ia the case If
Thomas Graves W. I. II. W'iticr> and
wife. EX'rs of John Kyle. deceased. and
other, the undersigned. Commissioner.
Will sci. before The door of The Court
house III Canton. mississippi. TO lie high
est bidder Fon CASH, in one aodg and By one
safe, an undivided interest oi' : in The ful-
lowing tract q! land in TALI.AIIArctiiE
COUNTY. Mississippi, to-wit: Lots /, :.
J, .. Z, $40. II. -, Band Ii Of Section y;
lots :. 3, 10, Ii, II. -. Il and II OF Sec
ton IL; lots 3, 4. >, :, 3. .. 10. II and l.;
10. II and II OF section :3; all in Town
ship "A. Range / West, being about 1910
acres. The s,lc to take place Oh
MONDAY, 27th DECEMBER, 1875.
Also at the same time and place. on
same terms and in the same ui;;Incr the
entire interest in the following lands in
MADISON COUNTY, Mississippi. to-wit: %
acres oft north end of Cd me-; also ii }
of WI n.e.f less two acres; NJ vi n.w.+
lying NV. Of the diagonal line; all in
Section 4; n.3 of NJ and 81 of WI H.e.l
and Sd e-a n.w-4 Of Section 5; all in
Township s. Range 3 East; the 81 of ed
OF sci; WI 81 and ed of w! and W.!
of s.w.i of Section 33; md 81 Section 81.
Township 8, Range 3 East. about 100
acres. The Madison county lands vail be
sold subject to the dover of Mrs. Eliza
beth Withcrs therein, as allotted by de
cree of the Probate Court of said county
rendered the 18th of February, 1863;
said allotment being in NJ of wi OF e4
OF sw4 Section 53; 81 OF WI set and 81 OF
sw4. and l33 acres Off the south side of
WI sw1, and Sc acres off the south side of
n4 WI of sci Section 81; all in Township
o. Range Eat; the III nwl and s1 q
nwf and WI mel of Section ). Township
8, Range East, containing 500 acres.
j. II. BOYD, Com'r.
Shelton q Shelton, sol,rs
john Handy. gu is'
II 4-tds
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Every variety of House Furnishing
Goods, CrOckcry, Glass and Tinware for
SAC at cost at HEBRON & ANDERSON
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Divine service at Grace Church
the first and third Sundays in each
month.
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Our city is full of Methodist
preachers. and tho people do say
that they are fond of chicken. We
saw sad-eyed rooster on a shingle
pile yesterday, standing on his right
pedal extremity, with his left drawn
close up to his body, and looking
the very picture of melancholy
loneliness. Evidently, he consid-
cred himself the last of his line, for
all tho fine brood that sported
around him week ago had fallen
before the devouring element like
leaves in wintry weather, and he
alone was left TO tell the tale while
crow as loud as he would, his shriIl
notes were only re echoed from the
distant woods without . single an
swer from a neigh boring Ehaniiciecr
He no doubt appreciated fully the
feelings of he poet whom he sang:
Il feel ike one who treads alone some
banquet hall deserted,
Whose lights are feel, who girlan,ls dead,
and all, save me, departed
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DRTUTT'S HAP DYE

is easily applied. inparts a beautiful black
o. brown, and acts like magic. Sold by
all druggists. irice, LOO a box. Sold
Wholesale and Retail by
". j. MOSBY 6 CO..
1023-I23 CANTON, MISS.
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For the largest stock ana the
cheapest and most durable childrcn's
and boys wool and fur hats, go to
the Red Store. G.. l.. GROSS.
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Toys for the children and handsome
presents for old and young. suitable for
the holidays, ut the DOLLAR STORE.
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Mr. John G. Russell has received

Mr.. John G.. Russell has received
the appointment as COMMUNIST oner
for Madison county to the South
ern States Agricultural and Indus
trial Exposition to be held on the
Fair grounds in New Orleans, COM
mencing Feb'y 26, 1876. The New
Orleans Cotton Exchange offers
$4,000 SPECIAL premiums on cetton.
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n. G. GrricA, has just received q
large lot of Nails, Rubber Betting, Cotton
Beams. Wagons. Grindstones, skisl, Glass
and Doors Table and Pocket Cutlery, Cis-
tern and Farm Pumps. Breech and Muz-
zle Loading Guns, Pistols and Ammuni-
ton. . 2J-tf
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Turkeys for tIse EEOlidays.-I'hc
undersigned gives notice that he has Just
received and will continue to recrive dur
ing tie session OF the Methodist Confer
cncc and the holidays. turkeys, game,
etc, and will offer the same at the very
lowest possible prices for the cash.
I2i0 Il. SEWER.
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Remember that Mcssrs. ID. A. Mayer &
Co., next door to Mosby's drug store,
sorted stocks ofdry goods. clothing, hats,
boots and shoes, also family and planta-
ton supplies. to be found in Canton, and
at fair prices for the cash.
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or Goods than at any other house i'm Can
ton, go to the 200 RED STORE.
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Mems Hats.-For stylish mems fine
fur hats, go to the Red Store of

We have just received Il line of Is carat
plain gold rings, latest styles Of heavy
plated iewelry, consisting of breast-pins,
earrings, cuff and shirt front buttons plat
ed and solid pearl. watch chains etc.
Hoyt's German cologne, extracts, and
latest styles of writing paper. Also mems
and boys hats, cheap clothing, boots
md shoes. Cheap china ware, fresh gro
ceries and fruits constantly on hand.
Ill, GWINNER Il Bro,
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Force ans! Chain Pumps for sale at
ll17 HEBRON & ANDERsoN's.
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KfatS.-For the largest stock mem,
fine fur hats go to the Red Store.
9IS G.. l.. Gross.
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Ii you want the best and cheapest cook
stove, buy the Campion at Schneider's.
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IReady-lDade cIOthing.-For the
pretiiest and cheapest stock of Mems
I'd boys ready-ni;lde Clothing. go to
the Red Store. QO9) GROSS.
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Cotton low. but Goods lower.
The most goods for the least money al
the Red Store. Gil GROSS.
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Johnny Livesar receives daily
from New Orleans oy stcrs in the shell
live, fat and finely favored 1127
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Onion Sets at Phillips & Jones' drug

Go to the DOLLAR STORE before you
purchase your Christmas presents. 1918 4
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ErOceFIes.-For the best and cheap
est Family Groceries and Plantation Sup
plies, 20 to the RED STORE.
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An ox-team created quite . SEN
sa.ion in front of our Office for lit
tie whilo last Tuesday morning by
running away. They didn't run
far, however.
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Crockery, China. Glass and Stoneware,
Cutlery and everything needful in the
house-iurnishing line for sale at cost at
1125-tf HEBRON & ANDERSoN's,
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Don't faiI~to examine those beautiful
Bedsteads at SCHSEIDER's
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Fine Spcctacles at Phillips & Jones'
drug store.
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FashaOnable Eiafs.-For the most
fishionabic mems fur hats, go to the Red
Store OF - Grnss
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Heron g. AndersOn's.

A large assortment of Furniture, both
fine and plain, for sale cheap for cash at
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I'EGSoHAL.
[. SEWER.

Mr.. Chas. III. Goettc, represent
ing the PAPER warehouse of Julius
Meyer, new Orleans, called on Us
last Tuesday.
Among the visitors to our city
during the past week we were
pleased TO meet Gen. Harry Hays of
New Orleans; also Mr.. Jno. G..
Thompson, formerly of this county
but now editor of the Observer and
Reporter, at Harrodsburg, Ky.
We failed last week to call atten-
ton to the announcement of our
friend, Allen p. Lusk, for the Office
of State Librarian and Keeper of
the Capitol. Mr.. Lusk is one Of the
rising young men of our town, earn
est and ardent in the discharge of
every duty, and is qualified for the
position to which he aspirts. We
commend him to our Legislature as
worthy their support.
The business of the Southern Ex-
press company in this city is attend
ed to by Mr.. Harry Newsum, one OF
the cleverest and most accommodate
ing gentlemen that ever shipped a
package or took your money for
express charges. Mr.. Newsum has
been in our city for more thar a
year, and by his gentlemanly con-
duct and courteous department has
won the confidence and esteem oil
] the nnfirn commnnifx
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Ministers watches repaired at half price
by WM. WILEY,
at Phillips Il Jones drug store.
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COtfOn.-Thc highest cash price paid
Tor Cotton at the Red SIoHL.
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ShOes.-For the best custom made
mems, ladies' and ciiillrcn's Shoes. go to
the Red Store. U99) e.. l.. GROSS.
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Good news! Good news Just
received, 100 pairs double and single sole
Garfield hand-sewed Congress Caters,
and every pair warranted, at the Red
Store. tlO3D) GROSS.
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For Il parlor or kitchen stove or crate
%keosi. 20 TO Heron & Anderson
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COMMISSIONERS SALE !

D1 virtue of decree of the Circuit
ID Court of the United States for the
Southern District of Mississippi, in Equi-
ty. rendered at the May Term thereof A.
ID. 1879. iii the case of First National
Bank of Cairo ct al. VS.. Sailie F. Winter
ct al, will, us Commissioner, sell at pub
lie cutlery TO the highest bidder, for cash.
in front of The Courthouse in Canton, in
the county OF Madison, Mississippi, on
Monday, goth Day December, 875,
between 10 O'Clock am. and 1 pm, that
real estate in Canton aforesaid, known as
the Banking House OF Richard Winter
and the lot on which it is situated. and
Bank Furniture in SAID Banking House.
and eastI OF two lots on the corner OF
Union and North streets, being 100 feet
on North street AID 200 feet ON Union
street.; and that land in the county afore-
said described us Sc ana Ell S.W.4 and
M W. S.W.i in Section %, and M
E.4 Sc / Section 20. all in Township Ii,
Range East. containing }20 .icres.
GEORGE a. HOGSETT,
Nov. 2o-tds. Commissioner.
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Saddles, Harness, etc. at Cost.

North side Public Square, Karp's cid
stand.
We have Il large and well assorted lot
of sadGlcry Of our own manufacture.
which we wish to and will close out at
cost. All persons wishing such articles
will please call before purchasing as we
are determined to sell. Hides, etc, bought
Us usual.
IL 4-2s a. NJ. GURLEY, Agt.
made good use of the beautiful
weather of this and last week, and
that much cotton has been picked.
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FIRES.

Insure your gIn-houses and cotton
with STEELE & YEARGAIN. Ins. Ag'ts.
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Merchants, why do you send to
New Orleans, Memphis and other
cities for your bill-heads, letter
heads, account sales and other de-
scriptions of job work when the
same can be executed in as good
style al the MAIL office? Call at our
Office and see specimens of our work
and we will convince You that we
are r.ght in the above declaration.
Pa;ronizc us and keep your money
nj home, and at the same time help
sustain homo institution.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-18

If you want your watch, clock or jew
c,fy repaired or cleaned go to
WIN. WILEY,
mt CrSscIl & Rouohu,S old stand
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-18

Toys. dolls, vases, toilet sets, motto
cups, wine sets. etc. at the
12lS-4f Dollar Store.
Fresh drugs, toilet article, etc, at Phil
lips & Jones.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-18

Fur Ezass.-'rhe cheapest and finest
in town, at the Red Store.
9lS &. l.. Grass
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-18

Bows and Ties.-For the prcttiest
and cheapest in town, 20 to the
1913 RED STORE.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-18

Twelve
yards of
best Standard
Prints for one dol
lar ut TADEEER'S.
Twelve yards OF best St:;n-
daisi Prints Tor one dollar at
Stadeker's. Twelve yards of best
Standard Prints for one dollar mt
Stadckcr'<. Twelve yards best Stan
dari Prints for one dollar at Stadekcr's.
- lift
Full line OF stationary, at Philips &
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-18

Hats. hats. hats.-Any orders left
with =. j.. GROSS for any special or extra
size hat will have prompt attention. 91S