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1@The Pope has of late been subjet

A%The Pope has of late been subject
to frequent attacks of fever caused BY
chronic indigestion His physicians re-
commend exercise in the open air on foot,
or at least 10 carriuge; but unfortunate
~ the Popes legs are greatly swollen, aud
he cannot 90 abroad. He has to be rolled
in chair to pass from ore room to an
other. He has also been affected by q
disposition to somnolency, and he cannot
by any means be diverted from yielding
to it.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE rorNTr--ss.
by yirtne Of fPeefsi eSrentinE to directed,
tssned by the CLERK ~ the District tour Of ssid coGn
", In favor OF Hiram Barney and GEsiBst Stephen
est bidder the donf Of the Clerks Once Of the
Ustrict Court OF Lee county, I1aA, Ut Eeokuk. In
said COUNTY. The ssth day Of February. u. 1861
between the houfs OF . o'cock M. and 4 o'clock
p, m Of said day. commencing al oclocE y. N the
following properly. to+wtt: Lot Que III In Biaek
seventy six 1851 In The city Of keokuk Lee county,
Town,
Taten, levied upon nd be sold BIZ order curt
10 satisfy said writ OF execution.
N. e.. HEDGES,
Sheriff nf Lee county,
iAnal-4w BY D. Ii. shlrh, IT,. Deputy.
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I lOAL +! COAL.! COAL!!!
The AeOkssk Coal COMPANY.

tsuscessors TO the N. \. q Pennington CoalCo)
HAYS Acoded The plan OF screening eoa nd will In
iaurc De aple 10 supply beth qualities They are aso
In tecept OF The exclusive yield Of the GHTER
COAL MINES.
RATES.
AZ Inc Yard, screened. 10 cents per bush.
. nnsereened.-... y cents per BIN b .
Slaughter CoaI.l3
Fordclivery within the old City limits when the
quantity 10 Afull wagon load, I cent per bushcl IL
charged, otherwise extra hauling 10 added
lanEemshts are made for receiving orders for
Co.
omes.on the Leves opposite the Coal Yard.
J. +. FRANKLIN, Presr,
J.W.CuRkiEk, Sec'y.
NC. FIrcH,} So So"s
keokuk, Ueo. u, Tl-dtf
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i,.al
y IIERIFF'S SALE.

sTATE0 or IOWA, Irr CovKrY-ss. -
by virtue OF special execution 10 me directed. is
sued by the Clerk tbs District Cent of raid Conn
ty- in favor Of Hiram Barney and against dotsphP.
kletts have levied upon will 10 the highest
bidder, At HE daos the clark . eaee OF tAe als-
trict court OF lee county Iowa. MT hcoknk In said
countv OF, the eRth day OF FEBRUARY. A. b. Ifgg be-
tween the hours OF go'cack A. M ard O'clock r.
M. of snii day, commencing at o'cttrh r. NJ. the
following property, 10 wit The sopth hnii f.51 of
ths BbrthEaFt quHrtrF Uf FeFtfUH tWHTIy -KEyen
t17l In i0wHfhip sisil-sta north Of rAHge Eve s
west. In Lee county, Iowa.
Tnken, levied upon and 10 he sald by order Of
court. 10 safety said writ nf execution.
keoknk, January 3ist, Iee2.
N.G. HEDGES.
Sheriff or Ire county.
jan3i.3w BY y. b. aMrTH, IT,, DEPUTY.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA LTE CorsIY-ss.
by virsne OF tpeelri execution 10 directed, la
sped by The CLERK Of the District ccur Of said eoun
~. In favor or Hiram Barney nud tfalGpt j. j. ID.
Eeaies, and also decree against m q. Daniels and
Others, have levied mon and Will sell the hiyh.
bidder, 1T the door Of the fierk,# Once of thx
District Court af Lee county, va. ut keok uk In
said county, on the 2rth day Of Fehrusry, d. IeGQ
between the hours OF o'clock 10. and o'clock H.
m. Of said day, commencing At o'clact p m, The
following property to%wit. The Yrsr half ~ lots
fusir, five snd six la Bloch hundred and thirty
three 10 the city OF ksokuk, Lee county loss or 10
much Thereof m shall he necessary.
TAKEN, levied MIon MD to lie sold by order Court
10 satisfy said writ Ut execution,
n. G. HEDGES,
Sheriff oil Lee county.
3an1l-4w ny u, n. sMiru, IT.. DEPUTY.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

-
STATE OF IOWA, LEE COUNTESS.
BY virtue of special execution me directed, Is
sued by the Clerk OF the District Court OF said county
In favor Of Hiram EaYney and against u, billings
have levied upon and viii sell to the high bid
der ut the do~r Of the Clerks Office OF the District
Court Of Lee county Iowa. VI Keoxux In said count,
en- the Sd day OF March, D. 1864. between the hours
~of . O'CLOCK = m. and O'Clock p. or said day
commencing ut O'Clock p. M, the foio~
tv. to-wit The west haf of sectun thrty-three
1881 and the southeast quarter i) " section thir
teen 1a) township sixty seven tG) north, OF range
six t6 west also the north vest quarter cton
nineteen tIa} In township (61 north
ave 10y weAt. In Lee county, Iowr.
TAKEN, levied upon ana n be sodby order OF court
tosatisfy said writ ofexecution.
KeoKuK, Jan. ~, 1869.
NC HEDGES,
Sheriff OF Lee County
jn3l BY u. b. SMrTH, it, Deputy
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- The Evening Pos. suggests that
Of the twenty thousand prisoners recently
taken by the Union armies, the privates be
liberated on parole in the interior of the
free States and encouraged to look about
them at or houses. schools, factories,
farms, bridges, DC, &C., talk with our
people and ascertain their true feelings
toward those of the South, so that, on
being exchanged or liberated by the col
lapse of the rebellion. they may truly and
faithfully report us to our Southern
brethren. The suggestion is good one,
and we shall be glad to see it carried into
effect. Y. Tribune.
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GHERIFFs SALE.

LEE COUNTY, S.
ny virtue Of aspreia execution TO Nnc directed is
sued hy the Clerk afhe Hist rict RI OF aaecuntt
IN fAsor Of Hiram Barney shd against Hsx bIns
have levied upon and will sell H. lie hshs dder
at tho door OF the Clerks aee of tho District Gour,
OF Lee County, lava, ~ Ksokuk In snid county. on
the 30 Cay 81 March. A n itde, between the hours
ofSecioek n and oscioek p m. ~ sKid dry, com.
meneing ut o'eaek the following pr nrs TO-
Wit. The Hoftheast~rty side aneh bali ~ OF Lot nnm.
Der five E6 In Block number three f3f, excepting tho
rear end by twenty 1901 feet deep, IN the City
kuk. Lee county. Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and 10 he sold BY order Of court
~ satisfy said " rit Of execution.
keokuk, Jan. 40, 1sG2
NC. Hedges,
SberE o. Lee County.
jt3 BY d. b. snirM ,jr., deputy.
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ar Sergeant Moulton of Willimantic,
Conn, Of the Conn. I'd, captured at Bull
Run and lately released from Richmond,
Is the hero of story to the effect that
while in prison he made the conquest of
a beautiful and wealthy young lady of that
city. The story relates how she sent him
money, clothing and Injuries without
stint. The Hartford Courant says the
story is true and that he is soon to BE-
married to the lady, who has come North
for that purpose.
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~ The Richmond Inquirer says that
Humphrey Marshall is "a deep man, All
we'll, he isn't bottomless. Il Louisville
Journal.
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GHEKlFFS SALE.

- HEKIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA. LEE couNry-ss.
by virtue OF special execution N me directed Is
sued by the CLERK or t4 District Court said conn
y, IN favor Of Hiram Barney and against Walker
Wiison, Executor oil E.A Ramsey. dsceased and nj
50 decree against Esrah Jane Ramsey and others,
have levied upon. and will sell to the highest bidder
at the door of the Clerk Once OF Me District Court
Of Lee county, Iowa, at KeokuK, In said county, on
TIE 2esh day Of February A 1s02. between the
hours 3fe O'Clock m snd 10 CLOCK m Of said day
to-wit: The northwest quarter OF the souiheas ct
quarter OF section iwenty.one IN township siAty
en nsrth OF range FIVE west, Ia Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon and TO he old by order Of Con
TO satisfy said writ of execution.
N. g. HEDGES,
Sheriff Of Lee cou~tv.
lan3l%w BY ID. Smith, IT,, Deputy
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I EGAL NOTICE.

EGAL NOTICE.
To Robert Wilson .--Sr:--Yon are hereby notified
thai thereis file In tie once the Clerk or
the District Court OF Lee County low Fort Madi
SON. petition OF Elizabeth Wilson, claiming OF you
div orce FROM the bonds Of marimony now existing
between yon and her. for the guardianship or her
child born Of said marriage for her costs Of suit
for general rellef The ayermenis of said petition
are inhuman treatment and wilfu dcsertion.-
Unless on appear and said petition on or be-
fore the second day Of the next OF sad Court,
10 be begun and held ut Fort Madison aforesaid,
the third Monday In May next default and decree %
prayed for wilkbe taken against you thereon.
SEMPLE FiELY,
jan17d1m Attys for Plaintiff.
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SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, LEE Corsrr-as.
BY virtue OF special execution TO directed 10 j.
sued by the CLERK Of the District Court OF said coun
tys In favor Of Hiram Barney and against Samuel r.
Jones, and also decree against James Smith and
otheFs have levied upon, and will sell to the high
trict Court or Lee county. Iowa at Keoluk In said
county the 18th day OF February. A. ID. 1869 be-
tween the hours OF o'locl nj. and o'clock p. m
Of ssid day commencing ut O'Clock p. M, The fol-
loving property, to.Wit. The fraction al south hal
Of section thirty in township sixty five north range
ave west. d The county Of Lee and State Of Iowa.
TEscn, levied upon and 10 be sold by order Of
10 satisfy said " rtt OF execution.
n. q. HEDGES,
Sheriff OF Lee county.
jan3i-4w BY d. h. SAITn jr., Deputy.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur Wolcott, Clara Wcieott, Nathan NeNs>ra,
Geo n. GIL & Co. Price, Ferris Co, Geo Rich
ardspAp Elihn Turner, George n Cxosaman, Grim
nett Z Jenkins, PegrAm, Paynter Dayls, IAppen-
colt, Hunter Scott, James Kent. Eantes q Co. WIN
Graydon = Co. Lind. Brother 4 Go. Abbott. Johns
n Co.
You are hereby notified thst there ID now On die IL
ths once Of the Clerk or The DlsaEee Coun or Lee
county lows q Fort MAdson. The petition Or NisuY
WolCotA, RxecntOr u ~ oalato Of Eihu N0loat de-
ceased, claiming of you, Arhtur Wocott .the asm Or
Thirteen Hundred and twenty six Dollars With intAs
nj on the iron May l1h le63 d The mt Ten
per cent per annum. - mapey justly due ona PRONE
paid for said Arthur WelclM: end clAimine Of you
Gil the forectosave OF ssv~u ~ sstd wet
eott, 70 said note the sasleriy half Of lot
four IN block twsnty-nine In ths city of Ksokuk Lac
county, Iowa.
Now. aniess you appear and plead thesete on OF be-
fore noon ri the second day Of the next Nay term Of
on the third Monday OF May, 1877. ! Judgment viii
ciaisd, interest and costa ana decree cutting oN
barring and iersclaains Al your rights In and 10 the
equity Of redemption Of said property. No personal
claim - made against any Of you lint Asshnr Nocott
McCRAKY 4 BRUCE.
feba4-dlM Atty Tor Pitn
RATTIFG.
LOG bales Nos and Batting. ustrec' 4 ana
fer sale BY .CQNMARLE SMYfHs
dsclA Nos. ~ and - Lsvss.
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THE GATE CITY.

~ Contractors may not want to stab
= the yitais Of the Republic. but they keep
jobbing at it.--[ Lou. Dem.
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GHERIFF SSALE.

STATE OF IOWA, as
LEE CouTy. o'-
BY virtue OF special execution 10 mo directed ls-
sued by tbs IeFk OF The District Court of ead coup-
ty In favor Of Hiram Barney and against n. French
have levied upon and will sell to the highest bid
der. ri the door Of the Clerks ONCE VI the District
Cour. OF Lee County Iowa. at Keykak In said coun-
ty,Dn The 3d day OF March, A. y. Isc9, between The
hours Of O'Clock n. m. aud o'ciuck p. III. ~ said
day, crm ~ encing at O'Clock p. m. the following
property. wit: Lots number II and two f2l III
blrck number sixty-eight IG6I in Mathis Low Ad
,iition to the City OF Keokuk, Lee County. lows.
Taken, levied upoL and 10 be sold b. order Of Court
to satisfy said writ of execution.
Kecknk, Jan 80, 1852.
N. g. HEDGES,
Sheriff Of Lee County.
jB3l BY ID. b, SMITH, in Deputy.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

To John Early, Augustus Cook, &. G.. Strong. Day
aud Bro:
You, and each of y0n, hereby notified that there
10 file IN the Office Of tina Clerk OF the District
Court OF Lee County Iowa. 81 Fort Madiscn, petition
af Hiram barney claiming OF ron, JohnEsry the sum
OF one hundred sad City dollars. Win ten per cent.
interest per Anntms payable annually az a1eney duo
Mortgage ms dc BY y0u To ChArteEMssoH and since
gned said Hiram Barney. dated Sept qQth 1884
also claiming Agsnst each OF you be force OF
said Mortgage, the same being upon Lot No. seves
"a in block one hundred and farty eight 1tr In the
city III keakuk, tes County. lewA, for the nrehase
money. and further asking for sale OF said pre- sss
aud general relief.
And unless xon apeAr and answer said petition
before or the s@eond day IL the term Of
said Court, 10 commence al Fort Madison on the ard
Monday Of May. ID. lsG7, default will be entered
against ynu and ludgnepd rentersd thereon prayed
for In sid petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG
fet0 S.-ht ny f,rp
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UATTING.

LOG bales Nos. I and Z batting. lust rec, 4 ana
fer sale BY .GONMARLE 4 SMYfH III 8T
dsclSd Nos W and . Lsvss.
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TT B. TEN EYCK,
General Insurance Agent,
Office ncxt door 70 kxpress Once, ON ID IT.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
On the ist day Of January, le62 made 70 the
Etuta afT nun
uh OF SAhMAFy, TcVz, WA
State or Iowa.

Tbs name OF the Corporation In ETEA INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, located nj Hartford, Conn.
The Capital il FIFTEEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
/ AAs, and paid up.
ASSETS.
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GHERIFFSSALE.

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The New York herald., 1862-04-29
RESTAURANTS.

1lACON AND GREENS FOR DINNER To-Day
- "siisk your FORK IN the f,t wrap your scca ronnd
The uacin. aud yoru there's dish lke hac and
greens.n- sam Cowch. Dunops Ale RiCiIAIlDaO
Agent " Maiden lane. corDer oi William slret
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
sA REsPEcTAHLE PROTHSrANT YouNa WnMAN

Ny from the north of Ireland wishes situation good
eoos understands all kinds OF PLAIN cooking. wiring
sist With washing and ironing, has two years
2ytnst
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

A SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS
IA PLAIN COOK, washer and lroner; objection TO DO
h0dsework a short distance in the The
best OF city reference. Ca III West 25th St. 9Th
nd
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

w ASTED-A SITUATION AS LAuNDEEs5, OR AS
w cham ernnd aud assist with Me- wash rg wi lie
plain sels; all kiuds Of trencs BaIng. Ca
b. seen III suied AZ 92 Frvat o., BrQokvt
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

A SITUATION WANTED-BY A SMART AND AGREEA.
n Die young woman caamoermald and waitress ia n
private family has city from
employer Please call a. address, l59 East 32d ST. third
noor, front room
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

SITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN
- one plain cook washer and ironer, and the
chambernald and waitress take of children; M
objections 70 the country; city references Can be
two days al 20 Eoyt ST., between Douglass and Butler
Brooslyg
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
NEW YORK HERALp TUESDAY, APRIL 29 l8s2-TRIPLE sHEEr
HELP WANTED-EEMALEs.

AT MRS. LOVES COMFORTABLE AND ELEGANT
N Office IL stanton street, the bowefy plenty o ~
celent suau ready, in respecta5e, small iales ioi
all of reliable be obtained inhe
.fata
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
LOAN OFFICES.

ATT BLEECKER STREET.-TIfE HIGHEST CaSIT
n price advanced On Diamonds Watches, Jevrry Planes
Dry Goods Scgus &c B-PaN .okers tir,rts bo,ant
H. NEWTON, u Blcccsor street, ip stair
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

CITUATIoNS WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE
- girls; and washing and ironing
the other bermaid and walter and To assist in wash
n and fOn!n bCtl wish be together in small respect
family Good city references he's last place. Ca
425 7h av between 36th and 37th top oor front
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

4 WEALTHY GERMAN GENTLEMAN WISHES TO
~ become acquainted witi .vuEs Ameri an adv, of tail
pepls app WITH future view uiatr
mDny al inior ion will be strictly cohhd nts Address
ayB bca m.D station Sprns Post once.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

(NOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A RE.
~ spectacle young man, who understands his business
has had many years. experience good and careful dr
l. perfectly with the
men Of horses will be found willing and obing. Good
city reference Address W. H.. Mr. Walkers saddley
store, corner of Goth and Broadway 223 Herald
nl
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-26
CONFEDERATE PRODTCL

TIME undersigned having oss
Il agents of the Governmert .
county 10 receive subscripilol
and other produce heretofore
Produce Loan; TO receive other lt
tions, 10 receive the proceeds o.
such produce as the subscribe
sold, and also to receive money
will subscribe the same, and Zil'
Bonds bearing 8 per cent inteFt'
for such produce aud MONEY
wish 10 pay their produce s-
kind will be attended 20 By o.
those who shall have sold o.
other produce subscribed of n
exchange Confederate notes Q
call on Wm. ;. Bailey. We 81
at all times TO give the Bon-s
IL is hoped that our people VI
ward in making good ihei
already made, aud that The! .
ward with new ones.
| WILL. z
August %, 1852.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-26
IN MEMORIUM.

DIED, on the 14th Sept, 1862, at the resi-
dence of her father, in Madison county, in
the 18th year of her age, ANN LEWIS, eldest
daughter of the Rev. John and Mrs. Lucy
Adams.
Ann was religiously trained from her child
hood, being carefully instructed in the doc
trines and precepts of christianity; was 4
member of the NJ. E. Church. Having been
taught right and hired right, she had no fears
when she received the sudden summons to
pass through the dark valley of the shadow
of DEATH She desired to live to be a comfort
to her mother, help to her afflicted father
aud to set proper example to her brothers
and little sisters: beyond these wishes she
was resigned. Dignifed in her manners,
noble-lookiag il person. just yergiag into
womanhood, when the fond hopes of her
parents were being realized in her intellec-
tual culture so kind, so affectionate, and so
devoted to her parents and friends who a
few days since moved in our midst so full of
life and health, it is hard to realize that she
is now numbered with earth's silent sleepers.
Yet could we raise the veil that conceals the
future, we would see that all these mysterious
dispensations are ordered in wisdom for our
good by Him " who is too wise to err and too
good to do wrong"
Bereaved parents, lament not the early
departure of your beloved daughter. She
awaits your coming in that world Of peace
where change and separation are not known
With patient zeal your course of duties run,
God nothing wills or wishes to be done
But you would do yourselves. if you could see
The end of all events as well as He."
LIZZIE.
SHARON, Sept. ed, 1862.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-26

SUPPREssEp.-Fo his many bold denunciatIons
of the tyranny of the Lincoln dynasty, both in its
treatment of the citizens of the North and its alb
clifton and confscation policy, Col. Medary of
of Columbus, Ohio, has had the publication of his
journal, the Crisis, suppressed. The experiment
is now being tested at the North between Lincoln
and the people. whether he viii be able to crush
down their spirit of freedom, or whether they will
be at last provoked to rise and crush him. So far
Lincoln leads.-44ppeal.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-26

AT We have had the pleasure during the past
week of a visit from our friend Robert L. Beck
for many years an attache of this Office. fe was
taken prisoner by the Federals in fight near
Saratoga, KY, on the 26th Of Oct, 1861, and was
a prisoner at Camp Morton eleven months He
corrohorates the statements made in an article in
another column in reference to the treatment of the
prisoners at Camp Morton. Bob looks consid-
erably worsted by his soldier and prison-life, but
after recruiting his health if that be possible hopes
again to stand upon his native heath" and assist
IN redeeming Kentucky from the iron grasp Of the
Northern despot
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-26

CosFIscATIoS.-A dispatch from St. Louis
dated the l4th says that in compliance with
orders from the Secretary of War, General
Schofield has ordered the provost marshal
general of the district of Missouri to proceed
ct once without delay to carry into effect
the confseation act so far as its provisions
are subject to be carried into effect by the
military authorities of the United States.
The property liable to confscation in the
district is estimated st $5o,o0o,0oo.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-26

DG- The proceedings of the meeting last
Monday will be found in another column.
The late hour at which they were handed in
precludes comment except to say that we
dissent, in toto, from the 9Th resolution. We
are opposed to making any overtures to the
West, as well as to the North. The West
Joined in an unprovoked war upon us !; and
our language should be to them, as well as all
others, q Lay on, McDuff; and damned be
he who first cries, shold-enoughp n Let
the West wage the war to her hearts content,
and let as "wercome them with bloody
hands to hospitable graves" Though we
should be as the Ishmaelite- hands
against all nations, and all nations against
us let our motto be awar to the knife and
knife to the hilt," until all peoples shall learn
to respect US and let rs alone.n
We have no fear that our Representative
IN Congress will advocate any such resolu-
ton. The idea is Foote-ism, and, with due
respect for the meeting, we hope it win be
kicked out and trodden under foot.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-26
RUMoR FROM THE NORTH.

A gentleman who arrived at Senatobla to-
day, direct from Cairo, informed the opera
tor at the former place that be had seen the
Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday last
which admitted that in the battle on Wednes-
day Mcclellan was worsted and lost num-
Der of prisoners. 1t pronounced the dis
patches to the contrary bogus.
The same paper also admitted the surren-
der Of the forces at Mumfordsville.--A
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-26
Final SetIIcn,sl

To David n. Dalton. q. iIuu.
Ton and ilargarcI u. Daiis
fdruf-, md all oflIcr- InffH.
Final >cffirnruG of .Baha
on Administrator OF lac
deceased, who was lAdIBil
John re. Dalton. dsu~aset
TAKE NOTICE.-That the
l. administrator of James Dss
who was administrator az job,
deceased. has filed his final acc
estate, with The Probate CouH
county, Mississippi. and will d
Der term, 1862, thereof, on the q
the term. being The 10Th day u
apply 5or It's addition and allow
be discharged-when and wher +
tend, if you think proper.
JOHN =. CAEl
Sept. 10. 1862. "a ct Ada.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-26
FOR CIRCrIT I'm

Hen. r. 3. HUDSON. the sreseu
a candidate for the ofire 81 Jud-
Court for the fifth Judicial Dist
the confities Of Alfalfa, leake. HOLM
IazOo.
We are authorized 10 announce q,
NJ DYER. Of Holmes county. a.
Judge OF the Circuit Cont Tor O.
District.