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s9rfio1 10 ihe hirhe. bssder fncs - tknn rsr D a.
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~ TIE last naned ec1ds, gi,l le sn3crrel and
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inis bear per ce1t interest p1y1bli serni-a-rual
r. ~ The couuerriai Ba1k a 1,zbrnn - S>lua
VIII co1pons attacked iur TIE fnierts- Te bends q
The Company finierEz nn1 pri1cip1) are secured -
ucrrE1Ee. tnT e1ccuted and rrcurtet. pufbc entire
!i-ilro11 of ne eomra1E, uth al is rarhnery ard
rad cornus1ces a. ihe crJ ~ Selnz. where i nal
rccts With the 4lEhan1 a1d Icnllezee Rivers Rail
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TELEGRAPHIC.
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lsPzc1Al T. THE nAIr RKt BEL
Latest from the y North.
ReinfOresments in New Orleans.
HrrLER REroRrED sss.sS s~sTED-
The French Emperor about 10 Open
Confederate Port-
GOLD STILL GOES UP


Pozr H0DsoN. (via Mobile Feis = A flag
ot truce boat arrived from BatsnlRouks yes-
isr.haT, bringing i2o exchanged n Eisossss be-
longing principally 70 tie leth si3s son Lon
isiana regiments
Yew Orleans papers ooHtain uolhing Of ina
postalsce. ~
There-isa report Of the killing II Butlrr by
Bolsigsly. in Washington City.
There are evidences Of an eaty advance
upon this poirt. Several mortar bbais have
arrived at Baton Rouge. and al4o Reinforce
uIcnts- IntcIlisence received thkough pris-
oners. strengtaer this belief. PrikOters state
that reinforcemen.s we're continuslEIiy arriving
at New Orleans. and confrsn prisoners p
ports tf the Decentralization Of Banks army.
RlcnxoSD. Eel. 25sh.-Ths Kew York
Times, Of the lelh inst admits ssish fcluc-
saHce hat The Frsnch Emperor Ids 4eiessnin-
ed TO open Southern ports Iy Tile Isl April.
Tor the expectation 81 Gotten. ard That lie r-ili
welcome rather than deprccsfs ~. - :
coi.sequcnce of such act
Tho tenor OF the BIoniterr. TIE tlr,.,-ral tone
Of the sIiIlisteriai Journals. snd Il recently
changed language Of the Liberal frs1s. co,.l.
bihes. says the Times. TO show that this IS
fl{ policy whirl the French EinF.lror has re-
solved 70 carry out The Nafios,zil InieIli<,--
cef. does not share this conviclion
Hon Isass Toary. has rronissli t. stump
the State Of Connecticut. for sssr our.
The Times says 3iercier openly predicts a
Washington that Napoleon vii hreak The
blockade befe-e the eod Of 1l.rdh. [nss. /,
says IS he at.aouacei iniervl h,s,a frcIr
France fl,e ve-1 fcforc i teak rlicc.
The KeokulS constitusionzi nc4 sl,aftr Ma
destroyed or The and - conraie.l sent iroor,.
s1arioned H.. that riaec-
letter from Gen. Sro-r nader dale u oe
tclseT the <ih. 1861. has ieen c4ilcl Tor by
the Yankee Senate. which viii show fl.a'
Mcclellan treated Scc;t with tiisrdsr ect " liis
the latfer Was Cor'raander-in-Chidf. and tia.
Mcclellan would hare been Court MarfisleH
but for fear Of doing injury 70 the cause.
On The 18th Sterling Exclsange eorrin.nEcd
one-eiyhty IN New York. TIE Ti4,es says this
vas brought shout by tic Na,ioial I0an Bill
and ;tc discussion Of French Mediation.
Butler had grand reception n Balsiinorr
On the 18th, tlairty-four yosng ladies' dressed
in rliife. and bearing Gags perfo.-b bed Is<riotis
airs on the platform.
Tie Times says. cdiioriaiiy. n Z attack al
Charleston was 70 have l.een Madden ti.c eod.
instant
The Commercial Advertiser shys. the e.
trances TO Charleston and savaniai, are flle,i
with torpedoes and distractions. And We mus,
not lie surprises If assaults on tispbe cities par
take more Of the nature Of protfacied seiges
than ovefwhelrning assaulfs- II Fiort McAilis
! ter IS a specimen Of the snesnys f,rtitirstions
We may pause before contemplating an Gasp
victory.
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S3O REWARD

TtHE ahore reward q fh-fy dcllals Win be srt1
Il Tor TIE 1pQrricnsio1 81 T. " Zap. ; frserier
from llookouf Artillery, row stationed tt1o1srd Al
Said zsrp = abrut I've Feet eight - hirc irrc 10
height. snarc bci,t, dark Crup-znn dark hair carr
- yellow eyes aa,ut tEe7fy-lTe year4 of aEe rery
com zI11ica-Fc. and -9ther fnc rfFninaie rcire
feEturs sharp His family reside A. cr rear Trer
ton Dade cor1tT Georgia. about Nh ri pate ~ mar
be inrkinc- r l. BARI.f Cart
te115-ff~ C1nnli-< Tockc1l Asfi.|err.
ruIfar1 Ala
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cEaT-ksoor Frh- Il. ls5-.
TEE cr1e- q Cal El.ke c-runraars of cun.rrspts
crrri1< 80 E1EHri f1- fle zrresl ~ rorsriI..s
erIfiflrs rrro-irr crcer- I, fhe -~rn-f 80 sh-r
nnke ne 1rrrsl cunlenIQlafed hr rhr rrtrr
t--c1 L1rclI1E cf1cer j fErnnirrl 70 r.nfr 5e~.
e-ptise rrll 81 himself and i1rEard i tnue6 aielr
- l1t hl1Et- o1ceu a. curscriEr nre. can retnin
~ o--ce- - rroultg enrrnE ard ren6inr forward
r1e-r -r-rlr.1 --tttr thelr respective 1istr-rts
JOHN l. HOPKINS. A. ID c
Iie1-l-4g and s1rif EnloIin Or. ce-s-
~ E.si re1aessee rapers coy f1ur usrks-
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o.l y lat was ltel eae4ld. Get BllcAner stated
Ithat 10 qlsr4F :d q Fiight 10 sacrlEre his tnen
alluded p slkIf dneedhs ai.d tic fbree opposed
lte them anil stAifa .lEbl they ivo4laE noW ssr.
r6lideF wits foRe1 ssniIrillPw sAiiiitt he would
never sntreqle G4ia lloyd sdidlE would
suffer any fltd lbefode Ae sjenla fall IN thb
hands oftlieIcrIk FL tabEyel
Cen Folrls9 labE bEAH4 F.oHlh del "Ibsfers IL
woni4 sarr4nleF ltE4Ht EucIi Of his mes as
won,a fAlIa,f lIFihlhEHfHalBhi take oHf
II was 9gHeE seHl llHyE Il OH that INA
boats vsre f3ssa Ell b spiaIus .soxn. r1isilt
6en. lfloyll 4lsIsqa HtlhYy q ne might l.e Is
pernlitted ID Tue ilis tFlors GA them Gen
BuclsnerE teFllIf fifsIsI4 t.ight leave EIse
coala do seIh iEe lHlh Is Fat io Cen
Grant. lllE.EilHH
Naiol Il dtIsfil Rt4 tIay es Ifl X snlbstal
Tally tli4 saEna4sltlIllEeA Asrl positions of tie
officers. MdsE iEsi5FIEe. bays ION re-eg leriile
the room lesEa & 4Ei lFuck Der s4y eG,s,l.oi
hold my peIiSRp italElak boat after an attack
Gen. f'illoI Wild WV s5tilig mex to- Gen
Buclnel, ail s4mFsl; lely fronting. the Gre
place. promptly 1is8d0l ly cknt y od At tils
same time dtllEnsg II!ltBshs ydu eau hold sopl
position. i iliiElx gbA sps sil Gen Buctsnhl
res9flesl tfhoV EtlY h5siEioa. can mi,
hritls Q sflr ssaEnbtIthP fier,y abous 4o0G
iinef, whiif s'.Ele cab 'Efpls N wit any eir{
tQuiber. 4s
!, foildws Fifh HHi#
cen. Ba,l.slF ain cbtlfisldtt Il.
sisiny VIII adj I'll ahk lln IS highland esi
pied quiclI lnilyHo Biqllner fsplisS
and fgne.i l.eEiteralfIa s long Exposure ans
harl fight fea iahild 3shfii fsFssis pny aHanl.
Of fresh trf5Is. ftfls. tsiegw Te1 lied: II lilEe,
know ny hio4Ehon 81 khrsw bat tlie line
canhpt he HeiH win9Idiy troops III Their, ,pres
ept tion3iii7nIll Ell I:
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TrSEOLIINC uEsce-- IN fhe Stss- "a T.-.ss.--
l. ain ~ cnce c1rcl - cc.scrilEs. II rHsoer- II
t1tr re<pectire di-li-1s. wto r1y - abenf wi.hort
Ie1rc lr1D der ccEnu1nds- he eurv1nr u7rr-s 81
AiidIc Iecresrt>. vi se1i 6cscrirfirf ruIs 81 rhs
t4ccrs 30 enrolled - 10 Cc-lrnantnrt rf cn-rp 81
lnEtr1c-iu1. - f1rett-Fiic. Ie1ness-c Tte .--r-i
~ c-cers = E4s1 Iennes=nc. wlI srr riuiIrr -
rirtiFe fol.f % fhe crz11and.nE ot co.~rr7nss 81
knurFiIIc. lrrrc@-te-
=. u. BLaKE. Il csi. a. =
Ie1-l - l1-nl Z uf Con Ser 1enne~rrf-
~ E.st L1z1eszse r1rrrs copy fear reefe
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S2O RFWARD

HOST a. CT ncar the Depct Of TIC Nasiriiic n
Chattanooga Rsiiro1d. On fhe nornitx of TIE ith
nsf- the FEBRiLL Of ny sword slshdard-fr1s<
Tainer "a slEe and very t-e-y tnshsf- - Eise
teb111f " n PIfE-S. lieuf
and oIcer Ira n Guard s. A G. T. r..
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VfAkEA rp and committed - Jail % fbe osthg nr
~ loc3- 1eErp nan ~ he nn-e q Hear ~
seJs lie 1enEs 70 John Ferrrl cf 1utheracrd courfv
tennessee 30 nles tun Sz5rna Dcpof. sid nrrr-
= about - O. - Fears Old. 81 cnrue. rclnr -
10 inches high and stlrhs ztsouf 10 lbs
= h STAIN Ia-lcr
lacT- -0-II r~1r.r.,-a T..~~-
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nFFIcEIkS zs-iEned 70 drty Il fhis Pcs vi rsr,
" ply ufh paragraph s75. Army Rernlntins u
aVotd ccrf1fion n accou1ts- lHricrs nof cttslnet
trt1gh me vii noi - pad for an1 citizens are no.
tiled hat VII hereafter rrorni-e calm fr hi,R
or rent. uniess they h1ill ors-rs srurn ms-
Frhl5-lm T. = JONES
Nj. O.
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Il HAFEftr sale. Farm co-t1lnir- lSD acres r1
Il 1ol1.n- The la1ds 81 Eark a. kenRedy siiun--d
- The Es<lunzry EidEe. four niles East a Ctarts>
ntoE1- fEe 81 thr la1f an cleared And fsocei
rlth snail cab thero1. nnrsrry of fruif ttees--
telecf npphs and pezre-1rl 20 l-Iod srr1nrsL
1tol>-lu C. r. BlluCkEER
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TO fIl Toe rth ReEf1erf Ie1nrsz-s Cnrnirr q ths
D1rrIn- Elorc1 - la1- A J r.ersuns drrs-inr
= rclu1fcer IN he C1Falry erTrt cln dn 80 hr A.
plying iunetiafelT- Al 1lee-feef from ne re~i-rns
1e crirr-d % rrp1rf unce e. ~ fresied A. ircr-
fefs- !. G. n MONTGOMERY
Ie1-l-lw. Tuur.ernrn Carl
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.s0o bush 40 sd 0sts. - r-rflc ci l7,i-
a er-1iI lrt rt ~-ofct crtlr-
N1tcotrv kn-r-
Toig 60. Ci-ar &c. -fcr taie -
;ss4tiE y HOPPE.
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rT1HE Moran Nesrenrert nlIl1r l-kn Csis1-.-
II Sire Fernonf Black n RI. trrt neeenref
mare hroEn coIsr. IS. hH1ds high. 4 yc3rs Cd
sure foal reffer and has clted lrtquEnfly IN r1bc
IN les rh1n thrse ni1utes- Price 50 looe II -
$50 Apply 20 A. = BIBB.
Fshs-i15 Psiut Rock. Jsd7,u1 q. 1i..s
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1lrIzExS arr notiiied tlsr fier A. r..~-s-s =. -
orf % The Pest Qcarferrlss rf--r - -,
1f-es - t1ls vicinity ad warned ~ i trade fr
Gcr7crnrnrut rrrreffr 81 arr krr - tI.i- -I.---.
VII not te rc<perfei 1ness he r-r,erfr - Ir,-
cptdtr1td. and fra7ded viii -ft { =
Fehl3-In 81 JONES.
MAJ A Pu<f ca.
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NUMBER rs.


10 kNANAI from The r1ern s,s ur thr s-i.r,7l~- =.
E-ln1f Valley fDsf O1ce Seorstrhir -
Lilnessee % ne night q lie 9Th J41y lsf3 -
SO boy 1l-1cc Pave ab1uf ~ ~ r;ars 60 -
Cor irrbes 1iEh. weighs aherl l2E 1ronrfs ~ i
bl4ck 1eEro- f1lher sharp f1ce6- lor rnouth fhi~s
lIIl- He s1Fs - v1s rliscd a hentr[lv - = -
rained lShtr. Bui was bonEh. - n i,o-f r,.si-
sine IN Hamb1rg. So1fh C1roi.El- He avs - -.
bronght frun Peiersi,ErE. "a. q Hnnturr r. .
when he ielt bruu1 Mans u.nfs h--'--r 49, -.
ohd black cioth car|-his ccSf -. ID, - .7i-- -
coat but-u1s and tie ciofh o. II ~lh 80 - -
made had trro cclors m III = r.r ~ if i-s-- S-.S
sn1 - ne o---r- slll 14T tlQo rard for his
tI-s-1 - Nc - ~ ,sl1tact. n 5eonatchie @
Il = - - ~ a.e cl1leern n anr
l4l - r-af l-al srcf hir1- JAMES ~ STEW az
Fet5-lrue = - - -
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81 IufDtnati,n deemri sntAen..c. las f-tet -
ceiFeA 10 Official crcies, that rhe -reafcf t1r- G.
Hooker zrtny npz ~ forfre-s Iotfoa Ser-lori
New aci 3rtolk. they are m1rA dcniosaIiztd. AID
Il j. 5eiref Fere moved from the pahlnnDc te-
cause Of nj numerous desertions tat dliiF o.
CURING. aBd Which threatened = hc1k - The Crran-
zltien cf i4e army. The nrmaer that las beea->eni
. S19ok ate csfrn1ted ~ twenty I've fht1sanf The
occur alton 81 Newport News il = fhouEht rte1d-
ed % Be OF long dur1tcn tc frDops hare hen sef
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~ WIRE q r1ragr1ph Z. f,r1eral OIiers Eo- g
A1iuf11t ard Inspector General o1ice IRE fn1r-.
urtned occ-l are bcrehy crderef eors ~ fsis -
trt Sitho1f delay, eih-r ty ictter cr u perSon-
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s= 4 obstructive ifc tool, plat, il 3la-
con- Ca, sunds y last. consuming one half
the eaar 'l.aes fronting oa Walnut is'd Second
Streets. H
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FORT DoNELsoN.

.FRlDAY MORNING, FEB. 2. 1863.
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rS- = Kondtrill egs was axposed for safe
ii The Il el.burg Market House tlicoiicr DAY,
vhiei. te:rs the Inscription iissraisied into the
SHELF leace IN so days. The tmps are
tIEly sdlerafe. when escn hen vill fl,afch
. ~ ''is hat.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

WHEREAS, letters Of Administrators
on the estate of Geo. w, Campbell. de
ceased, were granted to the nndersigne
by the Probate Court Of Madison county
State of Mississippi, at the Septemba
term, A. D, 1868, thereof -
Now, all persons indebted to said de.
cedent are requested to come forward
and make payment, and those having
claims against the estate are herebyr-
quIred to exhibit the same and have then
registered in the manner and within The
time prescribed by law, or they will b
forever barred.
JOHN A. SMITH, Admir-.
Sept. 10, 1863. 1885,
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-26
PETER PLAINDEALER.
CLEAElNGs or THE PRESENT

More thhn twa years have elapsed since the
American Revolution" ike some unseen
power coAue 0lAwayt the politics of our
country, burst upon the world, in mingled
terror and masnilcence, fascinating Mailman
Kind by the mIeIuess Of its promises, alright
/ ING the other half by the novelty of it's prip.
lc'PieS sud striking and awning all by the sub
unity OF ~ grandeur, and the suddenness
OF IT'S origin. An iuexplcabe, mysterious
and lnso'uhle problem, prodigy of the past
terror to 'he present, and formula that
battles All analysis aud detes all historical
analogy.
me picturesque view of the mighty pro.
gresSion OF human passions and power. con.
nected with the political questions which dis
tract psrfIeX aud confound the philosophical
acumen of this ey4niul age, form an interest.
ing study for The future historians. The wick
edneSs OF those by whom Tins atrociouslv
cruel war was brought upon ogr country, can
De no stain upon the glorirs Of the war. when
The war has come, nor the virtues Of those
VINO, urged by the noblest sentiments Of oDr
nature have responded to tho call of duty by
taxing part IN 1T, and calling into requisiton
the most enrolling impulses that ever ANNA.
ted The human breast.
Leaving, therefore, the personal RESPONSE.
bility OF the authors Of this war 10 h, nj.
Judged By rule which will dispense approv.
al or condemnation, according 10 Inc impuls-
es and circumstances which inpelled us to
take up arms, pass on briefly to notice it's
oaneiul and corrupting effects upon society.
mighty moral infection has seized upon
the minds Of cur people, and like a hidden
hFe' is consuming the very yltals Of our
county. need not say that allude to the
P'"V.''S O e4taruea AID speculation, vices
winch are SO common and winch have been
SO often discussed through the medium of our
journals, that it is hypocrilicll in any of its
participants to Ignore and dissemble its Grim
'n@IF' All thinking men can readily see
That II not only teuds directly to depreciate
our currency. butt also has the two.fod evil
oil impairing the confidence of the common
people as to the dnal issue of the great cues.
lions which arelow involved in the political
world "ol accused thirst for gold What
VIII II not cause the human breast In marina.
''a'e Truly This war has proven :" money"
10 be the root of MI ayil."
| once iLooght Mississippi could rival the
noble little state Of Sparta. But Che ana.
1867 Is gone Lham tut The Spartan moth.
efs taught their sous 10 love" honor" to Low,
virtue to b obedieDt; and enjoiued as a first
au'y to serve their country. But here the first
lessons taught. are to ignore honor y;rtoe
ana s"eFihe all the more manly PRINCIPLES
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

WHEREAS, Letters of AdmiuisIs,
ton on the estate of Elizabeth MerrfA
deceased, were granted to the underssf'
ed by the Probate Court of Madison eOli
'y, State of Mississippi, at the Ssp.ep&f
term, A. D, 1868, thereof
Now, all persons indebted to said d
cedent are requested TO come forward AZ
make payment, and those having cIalp
against the estate are hereby required
exhibit the same and have them regHIa'
ed in the manner and within the timepr
scrlbed by law, or they will be fore"
barred.
VIM. J. TAYLOR, Admit
Sept. 10, 1868. e9G
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DLANTEHs afs hereby mortified ihai ~.
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pEHspNs hbubs county warrant, A..
Hi.Mlt 'Hr money go ibe SANE. s.i
present 'hsmfD
W. D. TAYLOR, Ar
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


WHEREAS, Letters Of Admln,n
ton on the estate Of SAM F. BIImg'q'
deceased, were granted to the undeTsE
ed by the Probate Court OF Madison t'p
ty, State Of Mississippi, at the Sep'sD"
term, A. d. 1868. thereof - III
Now, all persons indebted to ssa
cedent are requested to come forwaTa-
make payment, and those having ts~
against the estate are hereby require
exhibit the same and have them regrt
ed IN the manner and within the y
prescribed by law, or they will be l0F''
barred. faaj aenn Oh
TH0S. WILLIAMS, ADM
4 .'+...I NHI NII WIG WAN h
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CITATION.
The State Of Mississippi, !
Madison Comfy, 7

10 THONGS A. Haley Cora G.. Haley, John H.
ford Haley, and WI. Mosby, non-r@ident
hers Of Nancy Mosby, deceased
NoU are hereby cited to be and personally
l. appear before the Probate Court Of Mad
lson county, Mississippi, at the next October
term thereof, on Saturday, 18th dey of said
month, to show cause, if any YOU can. wbv
the final settlement of Samuel L. Mosbv adj
mlnlstrator of the estate of Nancy Mosbv
deceased, should not be allowed.
,>, Witness, the Hon. WILLIAM
>. BAILEY, Judge of Probates of
LS. Madison county. this the Second
- Monday of Sept, A. D. 1863, and
seal of said Court.
Sept. 10, 1869. a'1e oo.s,
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CONFEDERATE tax


DY y0rto W tn act " the Congress N tls y.
ID 'edofia =tte5 approved April 2nh h.,
aHd DO accordance win lrsirueli0ns frum IT, r.
Hry Department will ittend with the As.e.,a.s.
u.s. tiurt 8na plcps hereinafter mentioned y. =,
purpose NJ registering 30 persons engaged ar ~
10 engage In any Of The following occnpato,s IVY
for the purpose Of receiving The specific and w
other tax as may be due thereon, viz; ''
Apothecaries, TayCrns,
Bankers Eating Houses,
brewers Jugglers and exhibition
Brokers, OF shows,
Bakers Lawyers
butchers. livery Stable Keepsr.
Bowling Alleys. Pawn Brokers, T'
Billiard Rooms. Pedlers,
Commission Merchants, Physicians.
commercial Brokers, photographers,
Cattle Brokers, Retail Dealers
C C1sr',1 lietall Dealers in Liquor
Dentists Theatres.
Dttlllers, Tobacconists,
DistiIIerS OF fruit for 30 Wholesale Dealers,
=, days Or Less, Wholesale Dealers in 4.
Hotels, qn0rs.
Inns
Returns will be required of all profits madol,
any person or persons during the year 1862 hv a,
purchase and sale, otherwise than in the due con,,
OF the regular retail business, of any of the folo.
ing articles, viz. Flour, Corn, Pork Bacon 6',
Hay, Rice, Salt Iron, Sugar. Mol.sses mads !;
Cane. Leather Wooden Cloths, Shoes, Boots Rl,ng
cts and Cotton Cloths
The law imposes a d2ube tar on al nersonsabov,
enumerated falling to give u list and pay their fs,s,
at the appointed time. and it ia inareratp, al i.
collector 10 enforce the Luc.
Returns will aso be required Of All san VIM.
Spjtnous Iquora Tobacco, Cotton. Wcol p%,
Saglr, Molasses, Syrup, Rice and other agri,oIe,,
raj products such qS Corn, Peas Fodder. Z, rl
or owned on the first July last ana no, np5aay
tor rome consumption, for the uuexpged portnsa
The present year, lnf OF the growth aad nro1nee,
oil any year preceding the year 1863 and Of No.
eyS Bank Notes Ur other currency GA hand a.
deposit on the lit Iuiy last, and the value Of snG
credits on which interest has not teen paid hepr
owned by any person or corporation on the Lao
July and not employed in business the jncoued
which IL otherwise taxed,
Sharon, /" 9Th
Canton, 7th
Livingston /" 9Th
Confederate Tax Collector for Nadisvn e..
Canton, Sept, 10, 1868. "a.
PUBLIC SALE.
y virtue Of az order made by the Pro
~ bate Court Of Madison county, at de
September term, 1868, | will sell at sus.
ton, on
MONDAY, 2sTH SEPT, 1863,
between the hours prescribed by IS
before the courthouse door in Cantoa
Madison county, Mississippi, to the hisi.
est bidder, for cash,
FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES,
consisting of men, boys, women and child
rem. Also, three horses. twelve mules
three wagons, and farming utensils.
NJ. V. LAWSON,
Executris Of II. A H. Lawson, decd
Sept. 10, 1863. 29-td
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Confederate Tax Collector for Aadisvn e..
Canton, Sept. -. ls63 W4t