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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

"-,, SAYS the terrors of the
..." law are SO great that a
m,hopS have already closed
.- great deal of swearing in
0.9~c Friday-;Ill owing to the
,..lrw county officers began
t.rm that day.
Lodge Of Good lem plars Gel
.tgy evening, December 10TH
--J.v Of the organization of the
III su oyster supper.
.m of the Union School closes
..l vacation lasting till Janu-
w. The teachers of the fall
u.u throughout the year.
IDS Temperance Association will
..u- at Mrs. Joel Fosters. to-
.au~dlv) afternoon, at three
.ool attendance is earnestly
.u. Horny Chamberlain, the
.n.cr!.Grtor on the Central, so
u,- last week by u falling stick
80, 10. unable to attend to his
..-. rt,r trains throughout Yer
80. hclve,t loaded last Wedncs-
.au since the close of the Cen
y p.r were going home to
...- of Utica, y. V, lectures
otoning at hall-pa>t seven
n..'m Corners on the Bing-
H.,tr Asylum, the methods
:' used. etc.
u, Canada Rtilroad stock is
,,-.m ut Is: Rutland preferred
. Central l>t mortgages -.
- ~1arE and Like ClmpIain,
..~~. l>9p. 81.
M.nt State Grange meets ut
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06
I"i;rr> ncn:;cs. fornf Montpelier. W.. Post

!.~i;rr> ncu:!c" fornf Montpelier. W.. Post
Oiii," December I'd. 1876
- 70 obtain tines lctte-S. rers ms must give the
above. date
LADIES'. Ms u p.Vy. VI - Hattie L.eMrS Magic
Reed.
GGHrrrN1N Eugene Allard. Frank +. Church
WASHINGTON Fisk. T. g Hilton. John ]. Lee. Thomas
McMaLnll. d. I: Mul.roc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

CA>rOUl \ i = perfect substitute for Castor on,
without of It's objections, Tor 1t i pleasant to
take and does not nau~e1tt Of grli}c. For Coetlvc
ness 1t any age but especially for sour stomach,
Wind cole " Worms, and the Dl-olfered Bowels OF
Children, It is the most effective remedy IN exist
cure It's harmtl>s il rel able, and II is cheap.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06
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liz tins villa4". ;: Tie mon House; No1 30 by Eev
J Edward " right FRANK W. SOMiHS and LEILA a.
III NSMOOI, both 81 MlidItseN
In Nurthticld November %. by Rev. Nm. s liaIen
Mr. OHitIN III NIB ALL OF Berlin. and Miss IL q A
SMi I'll Of Northic!d.
In Northied. November %. by Rev \. 3. Truax, Mr.
ALDEN J.. CLARK, and Miss MARY NJ SIENi Ems,
both of Nurthled
In berkshire; at the brides parents NoX 9Th hy
Rev. u. Lewis, Mr.. JUIIISc- WELD and MISS LUCY
l.. WOODWOlTH. both OF Berkshire.
At the hotel in Wiiamsown. Nov. %, by Key; p
Merrill, Mr. GEORGE. :. BENNETT and Miss IDA +.
no GER ). Both o: STAFFORD, Vt
In Danvllle. Nov - by Rev. A NJ Wheeler. n CARL
FAK!INtirON of West Dauvle. aud tANA f.
STEVENS Of Walden.
In Danville Nov. 3D. by Rev. A. VI. Wheeler. GARD
NEH l.. HEATH Of PlaIntield anI MARTHA c. WILL
Ii Of arShheId.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
+ ITERATION NOTICE.

lus is to certify that have giyel soa, Dini Ell
lSDn during the Under OF his
aud snail claim OF MS wages any
btbts " his contra tiny after this date.
SOLOMON " EDISON.
Attest. T / S,TGENT.
Iro,kfel1 Saturday Nov
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

-. u,,;. y; L',.l &,,I1;,'
- ,,t,,
NJ, ,iI,', ,l,, rt,.-, ll,.
-. c,i ,,L.,o, r1;nI r,1i,
~ :, ''''' -
- p;, 1,,
er: Mary Boydrn, Melissa Can. pbcI I1a
Mckennrv. Favignv Carp .ntcr, Clarence
LaHrn Elmer Baird.
I.Lo1J \, : Mary +. rren,js. Tr1rll-
tr: Nvri, Jones. Lena Fuller.
James :. mayer MS '!'C'''H 10 "'t''he
me NOMINATION ior r"h'l'''"'Icr ol ~"
ork city, len!rrrd "lm Ivy Mayor !th-
ham.
MOI va" '''o '''''' ~ II =" ~
dlr-dnm ana i"'cdI'-'e" i that hct"'en
/. Weed and Tweed; nevertheless lhullow
IN, cone and visited Ex-hos> William now
: ~ '''' ''''''''''- -
h'F-lh "i~P' l1A u 'l3 Lon .''h I'M
>tv> the moblIzed RUSSIAN regiments are
,rin,r III. .,,->ivcly cent south In the lit
.orI ..Ifor \.,..n,1.,. ON u,, armed mon
wiz. DO ''.' ''i' "''' '''H ~
military hospitals have been l"fme'!' c3pa-
bic of Icceiving -. 600 men.
In" c'>,tFh ">tF''i9 "i u III ''N are
RAPIDLY recovering from tn" effects Of the
rv,.'on. The I,u,or to the crop, * less
'N'' - ,:r
tn IN at llr>i sNpn'>r'' "''i lh' l"$> 81 ne
! (ren"nlly Reported At about "1p''o ma
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

Samuel j Randall used to be called Il
salary grabbcr, but reform in language IS
made necessary by the democratic House
and he must now be called Mr.. Speaker
President Grant has bought u house in
Washington. 1t is one which hats l'lst been
erected 1T the intersection of Vermont and
Rhode Island avenues. opposite the lhir-
teenth st circle.
The marriage Of MIS-. Ives, daughter OF
John Lotlrop Motley, the American his
torian. to Sir William Vernon llarcOnr,
member Of Parliament for Oxford took
place, Saturday, in Henry VII. chapel,
Westminster Abbey. Dean Stanley otficiat-
! inc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

..,.thp FREEMAN particularly valua
t-tu al Parts of Vermont, and our
mt parts of the state. especially il
-,4-1 i,l1noillcC : ,willrOnfe1
...~auI uur readers by sending rs
tst..ti- facts and we Will arrange
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06
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l. | y | NJ + y L ;

lie lame be healed, and the wounded N adj, l q
We know ROW just what the CeIltilr Imminent wIl d.,
They Will not mend 5r ken bones cure Cancer but
they VIII extract soreness lay pam. heuat.in
and Il larer OF flesh bone muscle ailments
than any other article ever before discovered
Scientific skill cannot hey uIl the fleets Of these
remarkable preparations Chronic rheumatism Of
many years standing. SeuralsIa. Weak Back. Fever
sores. Weci'ln-Slnews. ScIatica. CakeI Breasts Dls
torted Joints and Spraned Limbs Of the worst kind
are cured by the Wilte Celtaur Ilnineut
l. Viii destroy the PAIN and heal without scar all
ordinary Burns and Scalis 1t viii extract the poison
IF Bites and Stils. and the from Frozen Limits
It's very efhcacloUs for E4r-ache To IL ache Itch
and tutaneous EruItIpns-
Mr. j ,siah West axe. Of Mary svIlle. o writes
q" For Years my Kheuinatl,In has been 50 bad tl, I
nave been unable to str from house. The inst
three to titles ~ teuttur LlnIncut enabled ne 10 MlL
"lthput my rrutrleS man,llil- r.I4dv | tInuk
your IL lncut simply d marvel"
II Bennett, Druggist, Rock Prairie No saw:
"Cc'taur Ilniment sells better and l-ly-s IN. .s-
satisfaction Of any thing III the market
What the Centaur LlnIuent has dai.. FIR others i,
viii do t9r YOU 1t Is handy relI.Al. and II !
I CHEAP
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

THT ADVERTISING AGENtl Of \. w.
Aver X son of Philadelphia WAS started in
very limited quarters in ls61; but their
business increased ;, rapidly that they
soon had to cultr9c their quarters. and III
a short time thy employed 4 very large
force auL occupied three floors. Even
W it'll thu Increase in their rooms ANA f.
ciitic> for doing BUSINESS. however, they
Hra;n found thrm>clvr> compelled to seek
! larger quarters and noW have engaged the
second and third floors of the new = Times
building. They have just published the
second edition OF their manuel for a'lvcr-
ti>cr~ 1t i, Il very handsome book of one
hundred and tvcntv-cight large octave
page. sixteen of which have been added
Since the fist edition WAS published, The
work contains :, complete list Of all rrl:ci-
Gus paI cr> published in the United States
and Cana,las having any value to genera
advertisers. living denomination. estimated
circulation, and publishers price per line
for advertising in each; Il selected list o
Que hundred and thirty religious p,perS
divided into FIVE sections. with speca
price for ten lines one mouth in the tntir,
/ lit or any section OF it; Il list Of the lead
mo daIics Of The country, with estimated
calculation and political tendency Of each
!, carefully prepared selection of literary
and political "cc!lits, giving character !"
each, its estimated circulation. and pub
lshcrs' price for ten lines one or tire,
months similar informal on about the az
rlcultur.L Publications of the county, an'
very complete lists of sun ,avschool. ed
ucalion.;l. musical, and medical publca
tons. and popular magazines. though
the books are numerous and very ;u!V''n
tageous special offers for advertising IL
ynriuus classes and combination of news
papers, well worth careful consideration
by AL who contemplate the expenditure o
any money in newspaper advertising h'
book reflects great credit upon It's publish
er>, and Will materially aid III eNtendh?
theil already large and rapidly cfeasin.
business. Sent post oaid to any address
upon application to Meo~rs. n W. Ayr,
Il Son. Advertising Agents. Times build
inc, Chestnut and Eighth streets. Phill
IplDhIa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
I LIBERATION NOTICE

This is to certify that have this given my son
4 Culver. his time during the remainder of ms mi
norlty. and shall claim of his earnings mar
any debts of his contracting after this data f'
Montpelier. December l. ISIS riaws -''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06
HAPPY NEW YEAR

Spltndrt Holiday Novelties New Years stores !:
New lcal > Presents, New lc:tl'S Pictures; New
! ear Music; New lral', Cabinet Gems: New
! eu'- Chromo>, New 1caI : Poetry. New Ycl ;,
throm" Boohmtl Ks, New lcn ; Hol sct.ol, New
ear Fashions, New eal : tricetIng,, and Other
liolhltV Novelties, W lth r2le Literary TENS ANA
tuls'He Patterns, IN tue ~piendel HOLIDAY Janu-
AIRY Number of DemoiestS Monthly Magazine. -
etc. post tree. Yearly. -, with Il splcndId Pre-
IN 'um. DO not fan to see OF send for tie .JanuaI.
Number, " lh the beautiful al net and II, TIE
ol lomOs. worth -:Vclal time, the cost OF the
Magazine. sold everywhere.
CONSERVATIVE ttKtD-N hen death MA hour
* cNpccci, all remedies Wing tailed, and lDr IL
JAMES Wa- experimenting he arcWtcnt..II. made Il
preparation ct INDIAN HEMP, when cuf.I his only
chlid of con -tlmptlnH- lie HoW gives Tins itCluc
iItr on receipt II two stamps t. pay expenses.
tiEMl also tutco HlGh sweat, utu-tt al the >t"m
ach. and WILL bleak "A flesh cold IN twenty Jour
huul-. AdlIc>-t EAnpC \ %. ,0j3 Race street,
fh1lt'I,Iptla- hAn!n- TINS paper Niln.3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

n-,, says the terrors of the
~. law are 50 great that a
m-Aops have already closed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

Ill oe found TO possess those qualities Necessary
% the total eradication of all billions attacks
prompt to start the secretons of the liver and give
heahy tone to the entire ystem. Indeed 1t is no
oloinaiy discovery in medical science to have ir .
vented remedy for these stubborn complaint =
"hlch develop a II the res uts produced by a here
olofc nee use Of cal0me mineral Justly dreaded
ny mankind, and acknowledged to lie destructive
IN NE extreme to the human system That the
properties OF certain vegetables commi-c an he
virtues of calomel without It's injurious tendencies
Is no" an admItc,i fact Icndci ed in,llspu,ble bv
scientific rest ache and those who use the Nan
"'"he flis VIII be fully satisfied that the best med
,cnes are these provided by nature in the common
hel Us and roots of the fields.
these rls omen the BOW els and correct all b,l-
nous arrangements without salvation or any of the
Injurious effects OF calomel or Other poi~uns The
secieuoh OF bile Is promoted bv these rl<, as well
DIS seen ny tle Altered color at the oiunIs,
ap!ta' hS ol The sail Nv compile Mon and cleans IN =.
OF the tongue.
Ample directions for accompany each box OF
pills ~ "
prepared only by J. H. :>chenck 4 son at their
',i i 'f'.' Office corner sixth and Arch Streets,
ihiiaheil'hli and for sale by all druggists and
| NcalclS. f1lcc - cents pei box N4.nI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

- N'mc three years since | was ttat Ike with n
severe cough, soreness and imitation of the lungs
IL winch was a't!cu Asthma severe ini m
during the lir-t year uicd ), several OF the most
popular mcIlclnc> Of ic day, but received no cal
ltlitl, ana nat almost dcspali ed of ever tegtln
lng my lcaltf, When | WAS induced To tv 'Dr
W iHld ei'tI-itin OF W lt Cherry, which very soon
ftflVcd me. NV cough became loose / he sUrel :
ana m ltiion disappeared, and my general health
began 10 ncn'l continued It's use, and Il few bot
lies restored me to better health than | hoped
|" ENJOY aSlln. believe HE I.al~;tm to be the
most reliable lcmpl that can he found" - cents
ANA ~ Il bottle. sold 10y al druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

iaIr:N..-The village meet
evening. WI, quite largely
y. Gi,'m1n was chosen mod
-. T. Stbin clerk. The tax
..'. ..-ut~. \ new board OF
rps.u composed of the fol-
45.l~: Il. II. Whittier, l.. T.
r Ropes, II. Mills, Charles
d. fGoNing were chosen fire
T. = Pitkin, l.. b. Cross, Geo
.,-l. I. L. Smith. The art
d. the erection of wooden
referred to a committee,
$ Wells. S. c. SHIRT eff and
n-, 0 report at an adjourned
p..,. wee,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

roW has two hundred and
oranges.
am IIcndcc has been called
Washington by the illness of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

We were exposed last week to Il plt,le>, stolm
.iil Net nU' lccl ana stockings, and indeed oul
PEI sc Ms all over. In fact we took Il crack M cold
when brought sore throat aud severe symptoms of
lever. ne good wife asserted her ;tulholitv
P,'''S' u ON Itct III not water, wrapped hot
ni'hhetS, and sent oul faithful son for IA bottle OF
hfEhS CHERRY PICTORIAL. 1t IS >lendt Il med
| hlnc-pleheant to take and did the lob. We sicut
aoundlv through the night and awoke well the n, xt
morning. We know We owe our quick recovery To
me itrloIai ana shall II oil hesitate t. recommend
! IL To all who nceI such a Incidence TchuarHut
(1cXas) II esbv terrain FS ulm
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

.tl rHort,ng Of Aurora Lodge
s.. 3. NJ, Montpelier, held at
il. '4T evening, November -
e''...rr~ were elected Cor the
Ma o.. j. Austin Paine :;
Il. Wright; J w. Charles
RETRY. Thomas II. Cave ;
"a ~.,n u wcy; :. ID Carlos
lj..,I - ph 3. Morse; ). s.
.i@u.~: J. : john l.. Phil
AajlE. Humphrey; chap
..wn; tyler. Abrnm 2. Nor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

y young rilA uancl imncl Collision of Derby
Line met with severe accHlcnt Dec. lst, while at
worn on WatcI-ppr at Ntansted Plain, j. O., 10y
tpp;ng a kettle OF hot solder INTO the water, cau,.
in. tn. solder To- IL INTO his lace and eyes, burn x
him IN a iclliul manner.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

~" weather does Tot yet
aH@ snow. but to make it
us very pleasant weather..
.. hn Int IL for Thlnksgiv =
..a y'ry huge or LONG one,
r.l'm thl' November and
= lFrcruIb'r are not much
n' 'h II they h,ve proved to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

Henry Gra>clin the murderer Of Her
brrf 9. White ut Wcnlhcr~titld. has been
removed 10 the state prison III Windsor ior
safety. under IN o.drr from thu Govern II.
10 he keep, unti his trilI, which occurs
ncNt month. Ii appear, that he and Il Beth
el horse thief had Il we'll arranged plan
with Gravclin'S ou,>;dn friends for escape.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

- 4 great deal Of swearing in
use Ffiday-all owing to the
new county officers began
t.rm that daV.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-06

The Al tr:ttion of >layt"n, VS., lluSe for dam
.,., To A huI Sc caused by coils sion, in which Nj.
>ltytpn'- horse was killed by his ming out
TIE LEI, -llc, heard last saturday, at Morn vile
brlo!r ! l.. Hail. \. l.. Smith and II. IL Powers,
as Al hlti.to- AM 1t was ccIlcd that Nj. Stay ton
l-oull not q over.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29
GENERAL ITEMS.

Tho Tredegar Iron Works at
Richmond have suspended.
The bonded debt of Georgia
amounts TO SS,005, 500.
The Marquis of Ripon has pre-
sented the Pope with $4,000.
Richmond, Va. with a population
of $4,000, las 24,S34 church mcm-
bcrs.
Gen. Beauregard has asked Con-
gress to remove his political disa-
bilities.
The Cincinnati brcweries made
471,977 barrels of lager beer last
year, worth Sl,719,770.
The Republicans of Maine have
brought out their presidential can
didate. His name is Blaine.
Abancay, Peru, a town of 10000
inhabitants, ard having large SUI
gar refneries, has been destroyed
by an earthquake.
There are $4,000 street lamps
in London, and these consume
about ,000,000,000 cnoic feet o.
gas, at a cost of 9250.000:
A land grant scheme, by which
California is loser to an enormous
amount, has been unearthcd at Sacra
mento, and legislative investiga
ton Is to be made.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

the matter to-day Startling de
velopmen's are anticipated. 1t is
understood that Bristow will testify
in behalf of B;,bcocK.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, January 81
On the 18th instant a party OF
200 Apache Indians attacked u
squad of twenty-thrce soldiers fifty
miles south OF Santa Fo. The
troops were on buffalo hunt, and
being armed with car ines, made u
good stand, killing twenty three in
dams; three soldiers were wounded,
one fatally.
CHICAGO, Jan. PA. c. IIesing,
editor of the .Sfaafs Ztjtang, Jacob
Rhem, ex-Police Superintendent,
and ex-Deputy Collector Hoyt have
been indicted for whisky frauds
IIovt was held in default OF 100000
bail. Ten others were indicted.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29
TELEaaAPHIc RESUME.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. Jan. "a. : Bow
ers and other prisoners, charged
with counterfeiting, who escaped
from the jallor at Huntsville, have
been re-captured by the U. S. Mar
shall.
TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 24.-The
Cincinnati Express from N W
York, on Sunday evening last, was
partially thrown from the track by
q misplaced switch. The locomo-
tive and thrce cars slightly broken.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 24.-The Steamer
Carendelet, from New Orleans,
sunk eighteen miles below here,
with seventy tons of sugar aboard.
bermuda, Jan. 24-Threc shocks
of an earthquake were felt here on
the 7th. The third one lasted three
minutes.
New York, Jan. G4.-The Tweed
million suit is postponed until the
ninth of February in consequence
of the sickness Of Dudley Fields
wife.
Tho officers of the direct cable
company expect TO connect with
the Newfoundland end of the line
tomorrow, and within forty eight
hours to resume work.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 26.-Thc
snow has crushed the roofs of the
courthouse and other buildings and
has completely blocked the rail
roads in Nevada.
WAsulYGroN, Jan. 2l.-IIcnder-
son, of Missouri, is hereand, smart
ing under a sense of the injuries done
him in regard to the whisky trials in
st. Louis, is using Information in
his possession to bring about an in
vestigation by Congress of the pee
ulations in connection with said
trials.
Knott, of Kentucky, introduced a
resolution going to the bottom Of
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29


Mobile has a city ordinance max
'ing it an offence Punishable by fine
and imprisonment, or both, to use
sling shot, or ''nigger shooter" rs it
SIS known in our town. This or
.dinance was passed for the reason
that these 'sling shots" are regarded
as mischievous and destructive wca-
7pons. several parties in that city hav-
ing been injured by them, to say
nothing of the damage that has
been done to windows and plate
glass. We frequently see these
things in use in our town and hope
our authorities will also put stop
10 their use.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

NDEH a decree OF the | nitca States
~ Circuit Court for the Southern bis
trict of Mississippi. i'll equity, m:,,l,, o,i
February 10th, 1874. i'll the case OF 'rhoni-
as Groves vs. Il. Ii. Wiliicrs and wife,
eX'rs Of John Kyle and others. the under
Signed commissioner will on the
22ND DAY OF FEBRUARY 1875,
at the front door of the Court House III
Canton, Madison County. Mississippi,
sell ut public auction to the high
est bidder FOR CASH. in one body and by
sale, an undivided interest of in the fol-
lowing tract of land in TALi.AHArcHE
COUNTY, Mississippi, to-wit: Lots ]. :,
8, 5,6,7. 1911. IL, Il and "A of Section p;
lots 8, 8. 10, II. ID. ID, J. and 10 OF See
ton %; lots 3, 4, ., Z. 50. TO- II and IL
of Section %; lots ]. ,. ;. /, ), g, Z. s. 3,
10. II and y Of Section 33; all in Town
ship 81. Range l West, the tract being
about 1910 acres.
Also by seperate sale, but on the same
terms and in the same manner the Thofe
interest in the following tract of land i'll
Madison county, Mississippi to wit p
acres Off north end of e.5 n.e.4; the NJ
OF W.T. n.e.3 less two acres: II. W. E.w.4
lying NV. of the diagonal line: all in
Section 4; nj of n.a and s.! OF VIZ n.e.f
and Sd ell nw.4 OF Section 5; IL in
Township S, Range East; the 81 OF J
of sch; VIZ of e.9 and e.l OF WI and WI
of s.w.I of Section 33; ana 81 Section %.
Township 0, Range East. about HOO
acres.
The last tract will be sold subject TO
Mrs. Withers' claim of dover therein. as
| allotted by Madison Probate Court, Feb
rt,ary Is, 1869, being in n. of w of e!
of sw4 Section SO; 81 of WI sci and sl OF
swl, and l35 acres off the south side of
WI swI, and ca acres off the south side of
nj WI of sci Section 30; all i'll Township
9, Range 3 East; the NJ nwf and 81 q
nwt and VIZ ne4 of Section ), Township
8, Range East, about $50 acres.
| J. III. BOYD, Com'r.
S Sosn Ma a Shelton sorrz.
| | S-ttlS
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

No people can prosper, no peo-
;ple can be truly happy, where all
the little envies and jealousies pecu-
liar to human nature are allowed to
go unrestrained, unbridlcd. Every
one should be interested in the
building up of the community of
which he is part. ALI should
feel a pride in the success of any
particular member of a community,
for as one succeeds, and another,
and yet another, the whole commu-
nifty is IL a measure effected for
good. If honor fails upon one or
more members of community ev-
eery member Of that community
may justly feel proud. But sup
pose, in our sclfishncss, because we
are unsuccessful in our ventures
either for fortune or honors, we de-
.tc.-sri ne that others shall not have
What We have failed to gain, could
asc hope to prospcr2. Can com
.Jnuuity hope 10 prosper if all its
members act upon this principle?
All Of us know instances, we have
them here in our own town, where
men are governed by feelings of ca
wv because of the success or good
,iortuae Of others.
We don't know what our law
.yers, doctors, and school teachers
call it, bnt we have often heard our
merchants speak of " cut throat
business, yes, suicidal process,
which, while it is directed with en-
w and malice at some brother
sradesman rccoiIs with more or
less effect upon its anthor, and
while 1t may destroy its object, it
weakens and, in time, destroys the
one who planned and directed 1t.
How much better would it he for all
ito rejoice at the success of others.
III a lawyer or doctor, merchant
or tailor, or farmer, or mechanic
prospers, is on the upper grade, let
us help him up higher 1t will do
him good and can do us no harm,
and may do us good, whilo If we
cry out against him, and say pull
him down, we injurc him. we harm
s1uysclycs and forever rctard the