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DISTRICT OF MIDDLE FAN~NkSSEh.-No. a.
w HEREAs an Information has been Heidi The
w District Court Of the United states for said
District on the ftth day of July, 1855, BY John Trim
bio. Esq., Attorney for the UnIted States Cor said
District, on the behalf 0. tho said United States,
against 0 boxes, Containing Tobacco and Cotton Yarn,
~alledging, Ia substance, that said goods were seized
on land, and in the District Qoresaid, es forfeited
10 the United States, Tor reasons and causes In said
libel mentioned, 10 Wit; that on the ist day Of June,
1855, the owner thereof was engaged harmed rebellion
against the Government Of The United States, ana
In aiding aud abetting Raia rebellion, not having re-
turned 20 his allegiance within slxty days aner the
Proclamation Of the President Of the United States,
mentioned IN laid libel aud praying process against
me same, that The same may be condemned a. for
feiied, a. aforesaid.
Now therefore, In pursuance OF the monitlon Of
the Court, under the seal OF The Court, 20 me directed
and delivered, ! do hereby give public notice 10 all
persons claiming said articles, or Ia any manner In
terested therein, that they be aud appear before the
said District 4ourt, 70 b. held ~ tho Federal Court
ROOM, Al the Capitol, 10 the city OF Nashville and
District Aforesaid, on the 80 day Of August, A. u.
1858, than and there 10 interp0se thsir claims, and
10 mako their allegations IN that behalf.
E. r. 0LASCOCK,
u. 8. Marshal, Middle Dist ofTenn.
lnfvAC-TIt
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1ons D. hIDn, Grand SeorstAry should be ans. sseed
~ HaIrils, Isan.
iaatessee Lsdgs, No. I--Meets every Tuesday Byon'
ing, 40 their Hal, 90 the corner Of Onion aud Sum.
nAor streeis. The officers fer the present. term are
Jno' x. mia, MGR. n, hcEwen, Jr., N.o-i John n.
Hide, Secretary; " x. spain, Treasurer.
lhabas Lode, No. iO--Neeia AZ tho same place
every Monday Eyoning The olnoors are Henry
APPLE N. O. J. l. Park VIC. Chas. Robertson
Secretary b y. Brown, Treasurer.
hisaeb Aodeu, No. Wl-hoeis AZ their Bal on b0uto
merry street, every Friday kveping. me oleera
Ie lraAk Harmon, N. O. james Wyatt, f.Gi X. T.
0O0dlei, secretary N. Z. Cotton, Treasurer.
Aurara Lodge No. 100, (GermGnl-Meets II tho
Halt eoraer Of uniou aud summer streets, every
Thursday kyening, Tbs onicen aro r. FRIEDMAN,
Mi john heIbriehV.0 Jacob Juagormani seefe'
t2fyi 0eo' neierle, Treasurer.
RdsSy ~HsosaaasaA No 1-Meets AZ ihs above hai
ga the nfai and third Wednesdays OF each month
Ihe ohioofs are 4. a Moifide, Cfs0 A naAof, n.
7 tfetet hf era, Jr., HM-i D. n. Packet Nv dao.
, Hue scribe b r Cutter, Treasurer
uh@ BraisA Nlaiapasat, No. Ehesta a. Tie
above hAl o. The second and fourth wednesday
nlthts W each month. The olicQTa ares henry Ap
re, 10 l. hekort hPlk.A omPpeui aH.i A
Wagd, Treasufef.
~ DYrS u naEsAtrs3 RsbskaA-Maets tbs hrsl
stiaAT Ahsfnoon 81 saoh mouth, Is , o'clock
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DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TkNNkrSFk mo. ~
IA nERKAs. vac nied 81 the Dis.
w trict Court Of the United States for said District,
on DE 10th day Of July, Al, 1858, BY john Tiimbie
Esq., Attorney Tor the United states for said District,
on the behalf Of the said United states, against -Four
Boxes, containing Bocke, Pamphlets, Sheets, Towels
aud divers other articles, Of which Robert A. lOnng
Is the reputed owner, ~ailedgiug, Ia substance, that SAID
property was seized on land IN said District and "a
Liable to cOnfscation because the owner thereof was
engaged in armed rebellion against the Government Of
the United States, aud in aiding and abetting said re-
bsliion, on Tie first day OF July, 1858, sad owner not
having ceased to aid and abet said rebellion 10 pnrau-
ance 20 the Proclamation VI the PRECEDENT Of The
uuitedStates.
Now therefore, ia obedience 20 tho motion Of The
Court, under the seal OF the Court, 10 me directed and
delivered, ! do hereby give public notice 70 all per-
sous claiming said property, or knowing, or having
anything 10 say, why the same should not be con
demned as forfeited, that they be, and appear before
the said District Court, TO be held at the Federal Court
room, at the Capitol, in the city of Nashville, on the
30 day OF August, 1868, then and there 20 inlerposs
their claims.
E r. SLAeCOcK,
.. ;. Marshal FOE Middle District Of Tennessee.
fulVT0-TAf
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DR.. Kings D~ispensarv
EOM FMIvATE DlsnAsEs.

E291sA<sAS nR. KING formerly Of New York,
SkUtS for u,st4 yoars Of Loulsville, KY,
&BN~&BAN WHO has devoted M, atlentltont5
the ttsetment Of private diseases for 20 years, Bagiers
hlmeolb having attended 10 a practice for 20 many
years and cured 20 many thousands, he ls enabled
% cure an diseases Of a private nature, 90 matter
how BAD they may DO from lUudlcious medical treat.
menti Or nom neglect Of their own. n. Klag's
u8ponaary a. No, % Doadorick street, between Cher.
~ and lhe square, seooud story, where be uuyea Al
diseases d q private nature.
9onorrh@a cured without nAusc0us medicines or
luterierenco With business.
Structures Of old DT recent date edeotuaily cured IN
a few days, by an operation which causes no pain.
Where . structure exists health cannot be onajoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief AID uudsf-
mines the constitution 80 much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases OF tho nkin, grOwiAN
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be sdootualb
cured In q row days
ssmisal Wsahssss. -paFton attention hayipsbcea
given 20 this disease aud all the consequences grow
Aug out Of n, brought On In many cases by the do.
~1truotivo habits Of inconsiderate yoaths, end excess.
i've Indulgence Of the pasaione, a neglect Of which
viii undermine tho constitution, rendering the sub.
lect unit for buainess or society, and causing prema.
tuFe old Age.
Eemales who may DO iaboring with any difficulty o
the Womb may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, BY writing aud Stating
their case, with 1 fee enclosed, direct % d.. A. King,
No. 28 Doadoriok street. Nashville, TeoL., will have
the Necessary medicines sent 20 lhoir address. Ofnos
hours from . o'clock ir the morning until o 10 The
vsning July l0-n dAWlys
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OF Tennessee.

state OF Tennessee.
Davidson County, 8. 3.
Monson White, Plaintiff, ys, David ~. james, DeFt
Beforo C NJ. southgate, a Justice Of lhe Peace, for
Davidson county.
NN the 9Th day OF July, 1893, on attachment was
iasued IN this case, on the al1davit Of the Plain
tiG, that The Defendant David D. Janes has removed
himself, from tho State Of Tennessee, 30 that the or
binary process OF the law cannot BE- served on him for
dupt, aud IL appearing 20 the satisfaction OF said
Justice that the said David ID. James 10 Q non-rosi-
dent of tho state Qf fennesseo' IL 10 therefore, or
dered, that publication be made for four successive
weeks la d Newspaper published In the ciiy Of Nash
VILE, In said county, requiring Tie Defendant David
d. james % appear personally, on BY Attorney, be-
fore said juslioe, on the 20th day OF August, 1858,
and plead, answer or demur 20 said attaChInsnt suit,
qorc on that day
q. 81. s~OUTHGATE, T. p.
iulylg-wit-printer feo - O0i
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RATES OF
TO ApvERTisERs M DETAIL

Advertisements occupying any special position tn-
ode, 20 per cent, additional special position outside,
10 Per cont.
ST. Advertisement. Inserted In the Local Column
charged az the rate Of twenty cents fsr liue.
Changes may DC mads periodically wnen agreed
upon; but evory such change viii involve extra OK
pense, 20 be paid fur by the advertiser.
a8 Advertiser exceeding Ne -paoe contracted rorAl 70
Be- charged jJr Ds ersSs.
Marriage ana FuucraI Notices,
Whsu exceeding nve lines, Will be charged At the
usual advertising rates.
Announcements OF Candidates.
For state %
Z" County " D %
" CITY ) ~
ss- Cash required 10 advance Tor all advertise
iaonts, unless by special agreeutent.
VS., the rndsrsIgned, haze this day adopted tho
shove rates. 10 which We bind ourselves s%tfctiy te
wh. CAMRR0N, nor the Unsas.
JOHN WALLACE, fof the D1p1oA.
NkasUrfa TEsr- TuiV ixth. la8y
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COUNTY oFFtCERs.

shsTp-lames y HtatoO. D-sSvi.-nouss bob.
son and J. X. buchanan.
Reg~lEs-Phiueas Garrett
Ts,sss-W. Jasper Taylor
uoyoney-N ". nsioheF
Renqer-IOhn Corbitt
RseenHs CoiiscDr-W. u, ROUert-a,
Railroad Tar Coneci0v-I. g.. 8riloy.
0onsab,es JT ne Nssavils Dsvt8-JohD n Cover
and ). I. Newman
COUNTY COURT.
Jadge-Hon. James Whitwarth
eisrk-P. Lindsey Nichol
ar The Judges Court meets ue a-Ht Monday IN
Zach month and the Quarterly Court. oompossd Of
tho Magistrates Of the County, rs hsld the drEt Mon
lay ia January, April, July aud october
CIRCUIT COURT.
JadQe-- -
OsTt-David G. Love.
81 The opuTi meets the ers' aseasy So ilsrob
aud September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
JAfoo--Hon NJ Al. Brlen
Obrk-Cbarles W. smith.
~ The Court meets the hrst Hoaisy 10 Aprl Au-
Gust and December
ChANCERf COURT,
0anoeiIor--H0n samuel ID. FriersOn
CeTb aud MastcT-J. Il. gleayes.
81 The Court meets the nrsi Monday 10 Nav and
November.
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STATE on 'lSS doSsTiF or nAvlDsoS $,

1891 TN"""|'V
WIN. Morley Plaintiff, ". VIM. A. soTren, neisndnt.
~ a suit BY original aiiaohmsnt, before q. NJ
AHOuthgate. a Justice on tho Peace tor Davidson
county, on the 9th day Of June, 18G3, en attachment
Was sued ont BY the. plaintiff against the defendant
Tor debt an aldatit that the defendant William A..
toFrels has removed himself from the State Of Ten.
ue8aee, aud returned isyied; and GA motion u the
plalutn % appearing 70 the fatisiAetion OF the Jus-
lice. that the deisndantts q non resident o. the state
% tennessee, said defendant tNill0ln A. borrela
= hereby required - appear beiore said Jaauee, on
the ioth day d August, l6ei, and plead answer o.
domur Co said attachment, otherwise the caae VII ~
500 down for hearing, ~ pGrte, on thai day
q. ~. d0urHGAIk, ~,
luIIll~wlt-PrlntaIa is e8 Oae
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Refuse the Issues .ot al Banks

The following TenDeasee Banks are broken, or
have been wound MP and their Notes, II auy sre
out, are utterly worthless;
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, At Memphis
Mschanios' Bank, az Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, At Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at Murfreeslioro.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, AZ KuosFH ..
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, AZ Trenton.
Bank OF Jefferson, at Dandrdge.
Bank Of Claiborne, AZ Taxewei.
Bank Of Tazewell, at Tazowel.
Law roncehurg Bank, 81 LaErenofburr
Utizens' Bank, at Memphis.
Bank Of America at GAINESVILLE.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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DERECTORY.
oiTY aoVERHMgNT

WV w ~ IN "
0HN HuQH SMITH, hara
WILLIAM sHANE, Ressdw.
JOIN CHUMBLFY, Aarphah
Dsg4ls Aankait-W. q Wilkinson, A G fac<er,
d~E ~ EssSs-5oba chumbky. u-oae.o, arst.
Jacob french, SECOND aud fhos. 0cCariy, third.
Tax Asssuor--Wuliam Driver.
Rsyesas Gliecor-A. p. sh1nklana
Watr 1ar Oaleoior--E 3. Gsrreii
Trsasnr1--R. Henry
Wharf H~ast1-ThoDias leeko.
eAp~sassndet of ~ ReFahcuss-J Y Dodo
Superintendent of ne Wa~ Wovk-NW stewart,
ss1ioa yofn. Gsnas- S-T. 4 NoBris
6rssf ogrsefJ L Stewart
OSg Asos-rg-E.f Munsy.t
CITY COUNCIL.
Board Of AldsrHDu--M N. hriru, President iohn
osrPer, Jos. J. Robb, IA MulOy, a q. scovel, " r.
Cheaiham, N. q. L. Claiborne and J. G. Smith.
tbiamon OoHao-Andrew frisrson, President Jas.
Irrheri William soherts, q. n, south ate, Abraham
Nsers, Alex. McDanlel, i. b.. Hough, Charles ssyera,
2. NnUwles, ". A. AcClalband, 7. y. fArhTougn,
WIN Driver, Wa. stewart, fhoa cre'4v Wm Haly
and Wa, Sanboru
STANDING Quantities ~ ~ err oolsUl.
Naascs-knosies, scovei and Brice
Nasr Worhs-Auderson Smith aud Claiborne
syeas-hnn, Turner, Myers. hniios Chea1hem
farbTough, tready aud AailY
Rhar-luruer, CArpcr and McClelland
eAtoote-Cheathani huloy and Knowles
we psparlneat-hysrs, Steward and AcCleilAnd
Has-Drtver Cready aud Myers.
Uo~NdaE-amith. sapBora and stewart.
Marked House-YarbtouRh Roberts aud CARRIER
siayes-Nutloy, Mcdaniel and stewart
Poilos@Cheatham Bricn and say0rs.
SPfAgs-Cready Claiborne and Myers.
Workiorse-Sayers Eobb and Mcdaniel.
Improvement ana EgpadauTa-AcCeliSod Brien
and Stubborn.
psbio P~roPsrts~-Hobb, stewart and Driver.
Pei H0ass-O8rper. Houthgate add Haley.
e5- The Board oi Aldermen meets The Tuesdays
aexl preceding the second and fourth Thursdays IN
each Month, spi The Common Council tb. se'on9
and fourfh Thursdays in each month
NIGHT POLICE
Capais-Iohn Baugh.
2ssoad HsntsaolsA Robert Scott,
Eirri Lisaasaafg-~John S. Ingalls,.
Poisismen-Wm Jackson, John Csgenaef, NlCh ia
is, IoelsPhiliire, WIN. Baker, John Cltircll. William
tayo, Iphn EbgIer, ,. w. Wight. Irphn PaUkett,
robert stntt, " g. Foabais. DAVID 7.tss Ciias So
ut and " tianley.
sE Tue Police Court ~ opened every morBhs ~
aitn O'clpok
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=" The beet lald echemes 3 mlca ADD men
Gaug 90 eeloe,"

The triangular Geld Of Gettysburg,
aud tho brilliant campaign o. our own
Roseorans, combined with the dsf De
auvrs Of the war, the fall OF Yioksburg,
and the now certain capture Of the prince
VI horse thieves, tho fall Of Port Hudaoa,
have turned their day Of rejoicing into
mourning, The grand fox chase IA now
closing up Last night we captured near
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Candidates,

40 Cash required 10 advance for all advertise
iaonts, unless BY special agraentsnt.
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VS., the nndsrsIgnsd. haze this day adopted tho
above rates. 10 which We bind ourselves strictly &c
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Nh. IAN hhONi nor the tHs0qs.
JOHN WALLACE, for fhs DspDoa.
NAasu1Iz. Task, Ialy 18th. 1897.
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La. tbsa ossassh IN nsmbsf u lhs
,osss EAT 10 sssh haiss 81 lhs Ffstlisa'
a. slssil0a n ihs ysaf N vf l,pf9
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shsll fsssiga ibsFsasdsf ibs baasii y ~
tgasdisHessl pfgghlga ~hlsh dsslafss
tbst che Ushsi states shall gawsslss
10 sysfy STATE 10 lhs Usl1a fsgsbllss1
form ~ gogsfamsal, AL shall pfHssi
sssh n them sgslafi ihVssi0n, on sppl
cation N shs Legislature. ~ ~ ihs btsf
saiiys wbsn me Legislature cannot b.
soavsssd. asd sgslass domestic 'io'
lsacs"
Add I DO further proclaim, declare
asd make kaovb that say provision
.bieh may be adopted w such State
/ Government Nv relation 30 The freed pso.
Ole Of such State. which shall recognizes
asd declare their permanent Zee loin'
provide ior their education, and which
may yet be considered ~ temporary
arrangement with their present condition
AZ laboring. landless and bouselesa
class. will no, be objected 70 by The ma
lionaI Executive And u Is engaged as
not improper that. 10 constructing loyal
State government In any State, the name
Of the State, the boundary. the sub'di.
visions, the Constitution and the general
cone Of lass, as before the rebellion. be
maintained, subject only to the modilica
tons made necessary by the conditions
hercinbefore stated, and such others, !
any. not conirayeDng said conditions
and which may be deemed expedient by
those framing the new State govern
ment.
10 avoid misunderstanding, IL may b.
proper to say that this proclamation, s.
far as Il relates to State governments, ha
no referedce to States wherein loyal Stat
governments have all the while bee
4 maintained. And for the same reason
may be proper to further say that wbethe
members sent to Congress from an
STATE. shall be admitted to seals constitu
tionalTy, rests exclusively with the res
npctive houses. and not to any eXteT
! with the Executive; and, still further
that this proclamation is intended to pre-
sent to the people of the States whcrei
the nation6l authority has been suspend
ed, and loyal State governments hav
been subverted, mode in and by whic
, the national Authority and loyal Sta
governments may be re- established will
Ein said States, or in any Of them an
while the mode presented is the best Il
! Executive can suggest with his prese
$ impressions, it must not be understoC
e that no other possible mode would be a
+ ceptable.
t Given under my hand, at the city
J. Washington, the 9th day of Decembe
P A. D. one thousand eight hundred al
d sixty three. and the independence of 1
= United States of America the eight
e eighth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
l. By the President: ar
l. WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD,
le Secretary of State.
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HEADQUARTERS LoRNG's DIvIsroN,(
CANTON, Dec. ODD, 1863.

have been authorized by the General Com.
manding The Department, to raise company
of 100 men, to be attached to the Headquar-
ters of Major General Loring, to act as escort,
couriers and scouts. 1t is necessary for al;
applicants to be between the ages of Is and
IL or between As and SIS, 1t will also be re-
quired that each man shall fournish his own
horse. All who are DESTROYS of joining this
command. will report to me, at the Headqnar-
tiers of Loring's Division, Canton.
J. r.. ODEN,
Dec. "a, 1863 LIFT" Capt. q A. d. @.
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AT Pasgagoula, on the 18th inst, Mrs.
NJ A. DELAcRoIx, consort Of q. O., Della
croix, Of this place.
Mrs. d. was an anectionate wife and
mother, and ever bore the appearance of
a resigned end patient christian.
"The sonl, too soft its ills to bear,
Has left our mortal hemisphere,
And sought, in better world, the need
To blameless life by Heaven decreed."
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Administrator's Notice.

II ETTERS Of administration on the estate
Lof Benjamin Lefore deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned by the Probate
Court of Leake county, Mississippi, at the
December term, A. d. 1863, thereof
All persons indebted to said decedent are
notified to come forward and make payment,
and those having claims against the estate are
hereby required to exhibit the same and have
them registered in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred
MARY LEFLORE, Adm'x,
LEWIS LEFLORE, Admir-
Dec. "a, 1863. l7-6t
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a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

r FILTERS of administration on the estate
of Samuel ]. Stokes having been granted
to the undersigned by the Probate Court OF
Madison county, Mississippi, on the 9th day
of November. A. ID, 1853; ~.
All persons indebted to said decedent are
notified to come forward and make pay
ment, and those having claims against the
estate are hereby required to exhibit the same
and have them registered in the manner aad
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred
PATIENCE L. STOKES, Adm'x.
Nov. 81, 1868. JS-bw
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ABRAHAM LINCULN.
By the President:
WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.

A New CABINET. next best
thing the President can do, now that he
has delivered a message which excites so
many pleasurable plaudits, is to turn out
his chief clerks and appoint q cabinet Of
approved and experienced Minister'S
With such men as Rives or Graham for
Secretary of State, Alexander II, Steph-
ems for Secretary of the Treasury, Mat
thew E. Maury for Secretary Of The
Navy, G. G. Clay or Curry. of Alabama,
for Postmaster General, Lieut. General
Polk for Secretary of War, Gov. Foote,
Andrew Ewing or Gov. Harris. of Ten-
nessee, for chief Of the Department for
Justice, for example, the country would
spring forward With new hope. We
know that these combinations are little
incongruous, but all the names mentioned
are men Of ability and Of national repu-
tation, and carry weight with them
which would restore perfect trust in the
wisdom of every Administration measure.
Not any patriot in the land lacks conf
dence in the earnest devotion and strict
integrity Of Mr.. Davis; but with large
class of citizens there is dread Of a
certain willfulness of disposition which
distegards the counsels of the greater
favorites of the nation. Thislis pepu'
lar revolution. The voice of the people
cannot be considered a npIIity, and suct
I 4 l. III
pay its universal expression deserve
as well a substantial tribute,--Atlants
q Confederacy.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-24

fIiHE uhdsfsiansi have formed e cgphfi.
nafshlp aadsf ihe Mans SOD Hfia N
Offifk iaadsn. aad are aathohtsd -
settle The business N fioshy A hlchafdsi And
T. g. Hithafdt Go ~ pefaoni Indebted
10 che above firm ore earnestly requested ~
settle with them. Confederate money wiil he
received for III claims INSIDE before of dnfing
the war.
"a i our Intention 10 eouhns ourselves
strictly 10 The drug business, and keep our
stock fnll and complete, and We hopo 20 be
allie 10 merit the patronage " our friends
ORRfCk 4 LANDERS
Canton, Dec. tst 1883. f.u
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-24

r ETTERS Of administration on the estate
Ia of Edwin Bass, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned by the Probate
Court of Madison county, Mississippi, on the
9th day Of November, A. d. 1859
All persons indebted to said decedent are
notified to come forward and make payment,
and those having claims against the estate are
hereby required to exhibit the same and have
them registered in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. lKLIEN TAYLOR, Adm'r. "
Nov, 81, 1853. 3S-OW