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LIsT or AGENTS

Wac are authorised ~ rsseive subscriptions
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haif n the IoeaNaI.i
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NORTH Dorset. JoHs CrHrIs.
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pownai, LxMAs WsLcH.
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Kasi Rupert, A. ". Dgsfo.
Sunderland. T. q. BAcos.
Sanagate. W. O. PAsgER.
Jaasaica. II. II. wuEEtKR.
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G. A. PIERCE,
PsRIgsnEn r ANe PRspRsRTsn
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

" HEREAE, Letters of AdminiStri
ton on the es tate Of Elizabeth Merr.
deceased, were granted to the underSie'
ed by the Prob ate Court Of Madison couc
ty' State Of NJ ississippi, at the Septemb'
term, A. d, 1858, thereof
Now, all P ersons indebted to said d
cedent are requested to come forward al.
make paymeint, and those having CLAN
against the e; state are hereby required
exhibit The sab me and have them regls~
ed in the matIner and within the time pr
scrl6ed by law, or they will be iorss.
barred.
WIN, J. TAYLOR, Admir-
Sept 10. 1858. 296t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-17
CilI8N MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

Jackson Mail arrives dni)y, except sunday, by 6
@ clock, r. 49, and * ready Tor delivery the follow
ing morning, Is made up every evening, except
saturday, aod closes following morning. al 6 and
departs NJ O'Clock.
Central Railroad Mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday evening aud is reudy tor delivery
following morning. Is made up on Sunday, Tues
day ana Thursday evening, aud closes next morn.
nv, az aud departs at o'clock.
ko~ciuslo Mail arrives on Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday, by o'clock =. NJ. and is made up and
c,'se' a.me evening. Leaves next morning at 4
o'clock.
EsmonNIail arrives on Wednesday and Saturday
by I o'clock p. II. Closes on Wednesday and Sat
arday, at o'clock, M
Carthage Mail arrives on Tuesdly and Friday
evening. Closes on Monday and Thursday, at )
o'clock, An.
OFFICE IIoCEs. For waiting on Office and sell.
ing stamps, from 81 o'clock. A. NJ, to - O'Clock,
7, NJ, on week days On Sunday from . to 10
o'clock, An Other hours are necessarily devoted
to making up. opening and asserting mails, and
Office work generally,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-17

WHEREAS. letters Of Administrator
on the estate Of Geo. W. Campbell, De
ceased, were granted to The undersigned
by the Probate Court of Madison county.
State OF Mississippi, at the Septem5s.
term, a. D, 1868, thereof -
Now, all pers pms indebted to said Dc
ccdent are requested to come forwar2
and make payment. and those havia.
claims against the estate are hereby It
quired to exhibit the same and have then
registered in til e manner and within to-
time prescribed by law, or they will b
forever barred.
JOHN A. SMITH, Admir-.
Sept. 10, 1868. Q9.6.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-17
TALLADEGA COUNTY. ALA.

A correspondent Of the Mobile Adyer-
,iser says
In Talladega county the farmers have
resolved, in public meeting. to raise by
subscription $4,000 bushels of corn. a
quantity of wheat and salt 10 support the
families of soldiers in the county aforesaid
They have already raised u large part of
the above mentioned supplies. They ap-
pointed committee of two in each beat
to canvass the same for these supplies.
The result has been very gratifying. The
farmers have subscribed very literally.
The whole amount will be raised. Now
note the effect. The Vicksburg soldiers,
seeing that provision was being made for
their families, soon filed up their regi-
ments Col. Shelley, of Talladega, left
last week with more men THAI he brought
ot Of Tjcksbarg They went to their
rendezvous in fine spirits and more than
this, the wives Of soldiers in Braggs and
Lees armies declared to the Probate
Judge they would write to their husbands
70 stay with their commands and fight the
Toe to the last. as they were now provided
Tor. The farmers subscribed corn at so
cents per bushel, wheat Mt SO per busheI
and salt at $50 per sack. to be paid for
by the Probate Judge out Of the tax rails.
cd for this purpose.
viii no. the other counties IN the State
follow this noble example ? If they will.
we will hear of very few assertions in the
army. Planters, rally! Your country
appeals 10 you.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-17
Plantation for sale.

| AN now offering my Eutaw place for sale.
L 1t contains 1850 acres of land. eight or
nine hundred cleared and well hedged-thc
balance in timber, The plantation lies nine
miles west of Canton and four miles from
Beatcs Bluff, adjoining Mrs. Fulton's.
The place is well improved, and will rank
az first class Madison county cotton farm.
Apply to W. J. Taylor, Agent
JAMES BROWN
Oct II, 1863. 33-4to
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

WHEREAS, Letters of Admlnisln
tion on the e state Of SAM f. BiIingslel
deceased, vi PRE- granted to the underslsp
ed by the Pr obate Court Of Madison coui
ty' State OF Mississippi at the Seple~''
term, A. d, 1868, thereof - :,
Now, all persons indebted to said 81
cedent are r equcsed to come forward 81
make payr nent, and those having clslr
against the estate are hereby requires /
exhibit the same and have them regls*
ed 10 the manner and within the ~
prescribed by law, or they viii be tore"
barred.
I G0S WILLIAMS, Ad@t
Sept. 10, ls65. g"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-17
Administrators Sale.

ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 10Th, 1888, we
~ will sell, at the late residence Of T.. G..
Henry, in Canton, on credit Of twelve
months, SEVERAL NEGRO SLAVES, ONE
BUGGY q lot of HOUSEHOLD and HITCH.
EN- FURNITURE, kr..&c.
NJ J. McKIE,
JOHN HANDY,
Oet' ~ le65,-lt Administrators.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-17
For The Citizen.
THE ESCORTS FAREWELL.

Adicu, ye fond, sweet hearts, adieu,
Can tie hours with You be forgotten?
Al! H., oar hearts are with yop,-
with yon lovely naidens OF Canton.
Wen think Of yc oft when we 60
To The field where dlty may call,
And We Il strike in remembrance Of you,
Aud if need be for you we will fall.
Wen guard every pass to your homesteads,
Wen shield every loved one we know,
Or perish, dear girls in our saddles,
Whenever we meet with the foe.
Wen cherish each fond recollection,
Wen sing your sweet songs with delight,
And vel turn with fond retrospectou,
And thin, Of our parting tonight.
Then adieu, ye fond, sweet hearts, adien,
Can the hours with you be forgotten?
ALI. no, our hearts are with YOU
With you, lovely maidens of Canton.
MEMPHIS LIGHT DRAGooNs
oct. It'll, 1868.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-17

Rg- The Marietta Rebel says Briga'
der Gen. Neal Dow, Of the Federal ar
my, has passed up the road from Mont
gomery, en- rout for Richmond to be ex.
changed for Gen. John II. Morgan.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-17

WILL De- sold, 10 Sharon or sATUE-
w DAY, OCT 2itb. ny hase aad faYDi.
turs, and many other articles Also. OF same
ii NE and place the building In dntoa known
a. the Dixie Works, aud the hose adjoining
formerly occupied by a. d. Barley.
FRANCIS A. EFINGER.
Oct. ~. 1868.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-17
WANTE

TWO good Wagon Makers and one good
l. Blacksmith. for the Government, for
whom good wages will be paid, at Madison.
vile, by IA. pINKlNS.
Oct. 20, 1853. 33-3t.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-17
Exchange Notice No. &,

RICHMOND, SEPT ID, 1853,
TIVE following Confederate officers and
L men, captured at Vicksburg, Miss =, july
4, 1863 and subsequently paroled. have boe:,
duly exchanged, and are hereby SO declared
l. The officers and men Of Gen. Stevenson,
division.
o The officers and men Of Gen. Bowen,
division.
3 The officers and men of Brigadier- Gene,.
al Mooie's brigade.
4. The officers and men of the second Texas
regiment
5. Theoficers and men of Wau's legion.
6. Also all Confederate officers and me,
who have Neen delivered at City Point at an7
time previous to July 25th, 1868, have beea
duly exchanged, and are hereby so declared
ROBERT GUILD,
Sept. "a, 1863. 3l.6 Agent of Exchange.
= Southern papers copy six times and SEND
bills to the War Department.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-17

G.-cE CHUBea-ruer- Val ae5.s..l....
'ao Episcopal church n,1' Sunday t.r
.3s being necessarily absent % other
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EaOuSc and lots for sale.

erIt--44} THE lot aud residence Of the under
ElHi signed one of the most desirable loca-
...G24...A tons in Canton--lot containing over
one acre. The Improvements are new.
Also lots adjoining aud in rear, the former
i beautiful building lot, one and q half scres
the rear lot, two and half acres.
Also, the Office and lot between the Stone
House and the residence Of J. W. Baughn.
The office contains three rooms, two Of which
are nicely finished and papcced. A good
ciStcrn Immediately in the rear. Lot 30 feet
front by 50 deep. This is an excellent loca-
ton for dentist, physician or lawyer.
Also, for sale, q complete and elegant set
of Dental Instruments, WITH operating chair,
operating stand, lathe, rolling mills, furnace,
and all implements for plate work Also, a
good stock Of plain and gum teeth
For further particulars, apply at the resi-
dcnce OF
J. G.. KIRKPATRICK.
Canton, Sept. 10, 1858. 29-tf
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re-" Yankee papers publish a list Of
81 steamboats, destroyed on the Missis-
sippi river since their capture Of Vcks-
burg, That is navigating the river with
i vengeance.
El'- Have you made one happy heart
to-day? How calmly you can sleep on
the piilow-how sweety sleep, In all
this world there is nothing so sweet as
giving comfort to the distressed, as get
ting sun ray into a gloomy heart
Children of sorrow meet us wherever we
turn; there is not moment that tears are
not shed and signs uttered Yet how
many Of those signs are caused by our
own thoughtIessness? How many a
daughter wrings the very soul Of a fond
mother by acts of ingratitude. How
many brothers and sisters meet to vex
and injure each other, making wounds
that no human heart can heal All if
each one worked upon this maxim day by
day--strjye to make some heart happy
Jealousy, revenge. madness and hatred,
with their kindred associates, would for.
ever leave the earth.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-17
CONFEDERATE TAX.

DT virtue OF an act Of the Congress of the Con.
ID tederatc States, approved April oath, 1865
ana III accordance with instructions from the Treg.
ury Department. | will attend with the Assessor a.
the times and places hereinafter mentioned for t1
purpose Of registering all persons engaged or abor
70 engage in any OF the following occupations and
for the purpose of receiving the specific and sue.
other tax as may be due thereon, viz:
Apothetares, Iaverns,
Bankers Eating Houses.
Brewers, JuEgers and eXh!6t05
Brokers, of shows,
Bakers Lawyers,
Butchers, Livery Stable Keepers,
Bowling Alleys, Pawn Brokers,
Billiard Rooms, Peders,
Commission Merchants, Physicians,
Commercial Brokers, Photographers,
CATTLE Brokers, Retail Dealers,
Clrcuse3, Retail Dealers in Liquor,
ContectionelS, Surgeons,
Dentists, Theatres,
D,terS, rnbacconsts,
DistlIlers Of fruit FOR 30 Wholesale Dealers,
days Or less, Wholesale Dealers in /
Hotels oaors
Returns Will he required II all profits made NJ
any person or persons durn. the year 1862, hy x
purchase and sale. otherwise than in the due co1yta
Of the regular retail hnsinesl of any OF the follow.
ing articles, viz: Flour, Corn. Pork, Bacon. 0d9.
Hay, Rice, Salt, Iron, Sntit, Moasse4 made
Cane Leather, WooIen Cloths, Shoes Boots, BLANK
et- and Cotton Cloths
The LAYS imposes double tar on all persons ahoy
enumerated failing to give list and pay their tay
AZ The appointed time, and it is impcrQtire on III
CoIcctor 10 enforce The lar.
Returns viii also be required Of all Salt, Wins
SpIrjtuons Liquors Toba co, Cotton, Wco, Fl09t
Sugar, MoIasScs, Syrup Rice, and other agrclta.
raj products, such as Corn, Peas, Fodder, Nc, h9t
or owned on the first July last and not Necessary
for home consumption for the unexpired portion d
the present year, and Of the growth and prodac.a'
Of any year preceding the year l86S and Of all Non.
eye, Bank Notes or other currency On hand or o.
deposit on the lst July lr't and the value Of all tit
credits on which iuteres has not been paid held Or
owned by any person OF corporation on the Is, q
July and not employed in A business the income @.
which Is otherwise taxed
Sharon, Goth OF October, 1863
Canton, 2lst "
Livingston, 2ad
T. II. GOULD
Confederate Tax Collector for Madison c.
Canton, Sept To- 1853. 20-!i
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IE7~ We learn that the Provost Mar
shat at Vicksbugg seiaes every paper
brought down the river by steamboats,, as
soon as they land, and has them burned.
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NOTICE.
Sept. &c, 1868.

PLANTERS are hereby notified that they
l. can procure SALT in exchange for BA-
CON, at the Post Commissary's.
G. B. DYER,
Major and G. S.
Canton, Sept. 10, 1863 29-4ts
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rJ1O the Jail of Madison county, Mi5siss;pri,
j. on the 9th day of December, s62, run
away slave, calling himself MOSES, ana saws
that he is the property of John Goodall, hv.
ing in Summcry!ic, Tennessee, aud that His
master deserted from the Confederate army
at Baton Rouge.
Said boy is black, about feet inches
high, will weigh near $50 lbs. has beard
growing all over his face, and had on when
committed Lowell shirt and pants.
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges, aad take said
negro away or he will DO dealt with as the
law directs ". J. TAYLOR.
Jan. l6, 1893 Sheriff.
In obedience to Law in such cases made and
provided, viii, or
Monday, November 9, 1868,
before the courthouse door, in Canton, pro-
coed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash
tho aboTe described negro man.
W. J. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
sept 70, 1859. co.'s.