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CAIN-Of tunstroks, M. Jonn Cain. Of the r, ri.h
Of Columbtill, Coan's LeuGord, Ireland, = Is
JssH.
rbe friena and a~usintsnoes sr respectfully.
invuoH " = ZEN" h "a" "a. Voc = r.u -
Third ave ia
CANNoN-At bis rrsidsnc., ses Hixhth 81, Jane,
Crnl'p, nsS' "a vcsrs ard month";.
The relative aud herds OF tho family are resrect-
rhr ib'tsd % a tend the funeral, irotr the sh,ye
urn.seI - a-s o'clock Is3
,RAuGiIEY 80 OF congestion Of the brain. John
II ur.e, ~ '
HIS friends are respectfully invited n sr.,d thu
tnner.l ifcm bic stc residence, 800 O.esus.tA 81
this tlhu ~davl aheInoon, A. O'clock 1877
HIGGINS 3 IN ldenly, on Wsinerssr tpyuH 9Th
WhtsG Hirsln', = nttive OF the Juitsn :. .t,s IN
the 3lst year " has ssu
Tbs relative. and fferds Of tn. family, .nd ,hos-
OF ms rht, hsrsSrot Gofman, nd the Il. ~ her. ~
- y fireman Hoo. Co. NJ. 20 and lnill an,e IA rol
NO. are .clsrfully invited 90 ttrnd the funeral
from hs late residence 3 Liberty q, this Crh -.
dA' afternoon, 81 O'Clock. ISL
,hy6HEs On Tuesday. August 4. Mrs Margaret
Hughes, ssed M years
The relative. and friendf are rear iflily invited
to sttend the funeral, tbs Tn itsdN .uornoon At
o'clock, from her late resasAc,, Lhsny ct, Fisuk.
lin s,uns. ia
HoNE-Oa wednesday, Aug a, Mr.. Mar, AZ ,n,.
rset OF the late Dennis None, IN he 6lt year Of h,
I"
lac relatives and friend. OF he family are r,,r Fl
July invited 10 attend the funeral on FRIDAY morn.
ins Aug y st 10 oeisek, from her late residence 70
kldse ct Nv
| shlFLpS-On Wednesday evening" Au. o. Of
ehoers iisn UNI, Leslie young son II Iu...e and
EiiaA sh elds, asrd ~ months.
hetslht' e. and friends Of the family are respect.
fuly invited TO attend HI. nsTal, from the r,s.i,nt
q hi parents, $40 West 20 h 81, on Fridsy att,nNo
Aug. !, at o'elock. is
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sea N hin ,rtNla i'm she did nc csre 70 oe ~
!. I.a ca ut .,.is wife--wigs and WOO sarEs we.S
.Y. - ne Ias only If be ishst y, 'he ~ouA
~i'hn.
Cd Sudden heat burst forth, ~ 1t doea ..S
ly Tor . few hours even IN our ebIy hns.Ss
.prny The srsy.b-wu oIfte' snd tro'e "ASA
sncst With vir,le Pro.r ss n'o .'s 'eHdef -
a., De W - IA tie icr,runner OF tht ounUS
ies..s. The sly vAs Of fIll cloud.ess blue NJ.
wIxin, vas t. coai. h3m. Pr cav vAry rom "
os 70 'iio ,ni - h a.s dsus Lite sni Ia W. :
tai NJ w1Irr To- unr .or Tim 49,.
l,ts I'D III, ~,t. obliy 70 i've y be " )sAs
N.t.ng vOlli u-Ve iinsr. hsn. 60 Va sn'
mast csfy oulst b ~ I've "' ssre1
On ,ts sunny SIC N ire shots re
VII sas .p' 10 play vi =
OBJECTED .'t'y o t..s cspnc o. ~ torS -
"e tust IL ~. to ely - t.t i'"f 90
bu, W Cpttsi YER 4.ed III Ib al sra ""'P-
81 p. - b'r ~ P''is-" - Sb'
t'f 9" "a rtt Oh. I'm 800.
81 o.. 80 yst .si.- t'ri hrf a. 80
1a-ri. srr h a m-'l, al. go, N"t 'a
ty ~ l,. an 81 MOO. Thee VI 81.
hftd or or l.. -Ai e. ~ o. 30
N's .ui1. IT.. iii III, ~ :,
b'r, aA g. ms DTS, -id VI u tl"r ms
. m- IH. J. . urr &C IA N %
.'.a iggr.u ..t' 80. HIf g. - 81 .. ui.
- % G'~ ! e. O IIs ~. hst''s
AZ va. - Il ~ be-" 81 a. - PC 't''P "a
van ~, tSty 90 90 Ia ''l WIN 'of d 10
H'' ''Iee' 10 .n.1 is h,-g - g. ,o ~
uoth X, Asd ~. fre 'u l. - b.htors
o c. iyn. g. lee M se ccAui N e NJ tn ~
rare s. stu we'd net ia,Le = sp e-.'on. %
49, Lca hm M. psy. II, pe &C ed I, A"a
'H"-sAvtr * ia t.st s.rsn.s a., .ol-Ao's
a. un' ~u.Gu pOguisr'y ttia ned BY ne ts-
pr ts "a issi 2, m Que - pa eug over 'hs EARN
h.t vii one form ,.-i sN -
"Ea no. Ms j. cot dsy .tf o4t-5t-i)or t.A
I nave let 90 ch.li s''oi Ia my Ia. | lnnpeA
.tt3 tom sh.k.n. ~ II I - Ln1 cave tab
pace. my q, c.,, Ia s,..e # al. ,or' o.. e. -, "
''Du. p,r~ In ~ sorry Blu. oh ncS fun
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BMoOKLYN.

THR MILLION DOLLAR LoAS.-The Special
Committee OF the Common Council and Board Of
ntrscu hsii . meeting "a. srday morning, In We
su IN 10 the sub ct Of procur ns loan tsf IN IL
lion dollars heretofore sppropris 81 for relieving poor
men OF families from the draft. The matter vas
talked over b. 10 mcmbep and the suggestion al.
vanced that application for tho loan should be ado
to parties outside the city, ntssj Of yns TO the
local capitalists aud b.nkias inst tutioas. II VA
finally determined however, TO hold smother meeting
saturday merit and 70 ipvite the st,end.rcs Of the
vsrous bAnh presto. nta, % seeTtais shat smounts
the banks al. POI OA to advance upon tn, loan
The subject Of sdsptins some rian for the di.buns
snt Of the fund Wa discussed, but the matter VA
finally laid over for the present..
ScHooL STATISTICS. The last yearly report
OF the Superintendent OF Pu.ic Schools OF Drcosiyu
shows that there Ri school houses In the city, IN
GLIDING 6 " msres sud coorei tchool sdifces. Oi
Grarimn schOoi, these are 70, aud Primary Depart
neut -. Th,rs are $50 teaches, % male and 80
femsIo nips u 'h''s ere eolcred, m,es and To-
males The number OF chidr rnI' I'd or rrgi-tsred
durins he year sa 50: The eolorel children are in
cuded In a., list res.terias l,oT4 This Is a. ctcsn
over the preee Inns yea ofe,+Sa,
CoRosERs lNQUEsrs, Sc.--An inquest was
held yesterday uron the body OF boy, found in the
water. near Port Hamilton, on Tuesisy nsmed 10,
senh Thom'. tho rss do.u'd rosr Fulton Ferry
one ~eek since, NJ falling from excursion bJa
Verde, " Accidtptai s,Ah"
4 rho er, nauod Iohn Dons'd, engaged a, work
In ~ Ntsi.u'. s'h strs T. I; s,,1I' on Ia
dAy ~ss pV.,rstsd b. the lo.l aud died so,n houi
heE'sf,tr.
Johu O'Conner,a lahore, omp'o' I'd IN digging Q
r,lyr IN ]! 70 to- snr ~ fV.. ti0vALut, n rs
dshcd lypa a ta'i'.s raL.na lorntanL II IA lear
| cd sss istA!l, laIGrsG.
TrE NV 'puHr Iior-g.-Work on this
'eifcr heb ca tospaGn,y sas, euded by tho con
'rector who lie hinn,li ~ be o rulf, hi, orr slnsl
contract vithout lninp mihey tho ri.e o. materials
~ iSi b 90 heesus r." act vac made
| n to D. Is !! 'or - 5S 4 pi lion a.. mpds
| TO h u AZ W Suprv .. lot roll, ard W ocm.
49, q. ~ fN' 'cty o. "I 40 sv.srlr IrUNtI ~
&c osa,!oasl rcg,n lasaelns La tina CO.. saln
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"LfARED.
sTEAhsHTTs-Jsm.ss Gr~-n, Washington: Par
tsuburg, Poitlant: Oc'Orora, baltimore.
SHIPS -Wisconsin, Liverpool. War u.wt. San
Francisco.
BAkKs-Jchn Winthrop, Pirto,r l.. Gamma do;
ssr shop ii, Care, a.: Te-oss, ~ 1homse May
Flower, Barbsdoes Cnarlct Brewer, Thilsdo?bis.
BRIGs-I>onsrd Rrry. Kins,top, Jaw. sco.l.rd,
buhadoeN Emma Ives. Plc'olG Milo, Care Dre IN.
hchillea, Genoa; Inohtils Balsioe.. W " - nv,
h.amorse polu', AntVefr Georsisns, Glarsow;
saw M Para Alice hsude, 81 Jaso, Cuhs; Datop,
Gspsf, CE-
sciOoNERs- c VI Cork. Port Al Prince vlct.
y Reg Bait NOR. Rosrr A Ers'n. llysrgoo' V 81,
ton; l. IA, oy, = Jefferson. y-nu,, fosl. Wm
ca oil Hsnror' hal Maria, Belfast Hnrr.c' Eul-
er, Pnrtand. tare, Prtsmou b: Augusta, sAso. lIia
Ha,hA, Weymouth.
ARRIVED
nsTr:AA,wsHrrs- E-sla, ,priEtl Ks7 Wet Massey,
do kirr Fisher, pTovid. nee, Octofofs ia more:
NJ .hs s'evs.s, DO. Ab NJ, Men bern Massasoit, do
Northern Iifht, AspinWall;
BARK Scotland, Rollins New Orleans 10 days
BRIG -Fsunie, Loss, C,eufuesos lG d,ya .ur>r.
ScToONrP,-Krhcc, 81 May; Daniel Brown
~, ChincoteAsue Sophs do Kat, Key West: u
Wainet, AiryNndt A. Magellan, Virginia: Empire,
Prov d.re. sh,o n. So, C.l.is r Frer,h, Ne.
Scranton, PyidrNport. H.nrr Cibb, Ne-port; " W
hr.insrd. Gresnr'r,; fonn'nin. Fall liver; Jo,eph
Marion. Bristol. Ma hsnicl Chasc Soner,et. Charles,
raUuton Aid. ~ London: Alexand r Law, Provi.
deuce; r,nsy 80; Ju,tce ssu,t Pie, l ora
psvtucke'; Ocean s'r. Providence; 4 " poGdor,
Taunton; 4 smith, Nsnuck.t Tor Albany.
eIooP-I.Ase Borden. Collins. Fall River.
bhLow-Bgs fsv7ri.e, tfot isn.)
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BAsR BALI The Hudson River ". u. e., Of
y vbnrrh paytda nis;ch game y--'r .lsy, On 'hs
n.on 'ttr,i1e', Bro k.yn. y D. -H-ct %, ~
s'roi' 81 - H. 10 Ayr Il the Nevburshera Their
opponents were the Res1.ute club.
IiQrEsTs. Z oroner Barrett, Of Brooklyn,
lat evening hold an Inquest the body o. - ~snisa
named Ann hnrs atd y year, Vc,dc,-Died (
cond'fti n the ursia. Als-, r.. tie tody = Ma
th". " '~ey, cred IL vio ded from III. etc 4
D. ~ TtN' A. e. on h. ui " iis SOL estli "a A..
nivu - John To- aw-l, cp.tet Of F.l.rl ~ Ga.
500 sNruuts tie 80. ~ 10 q south 81 sueet.
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Jorts 80 travelling al his vie, sud FOR fresh.
v-s 20 - ant w Li b,hs.ior = h. ara h.'
m dam trvw uutg,r md y uonstfs'id 4sins he
attention. ~ TOO maxi Tor pubh ob,srvst,o The
a. sid JVa', &c a,e mar ed, uppo-r =
- Hs,' 'slG tie l. ~, "i'tt. iudN ~ your -
m'n', o..s - ihihk ~ am y "Wcf, -hst oil p"
N dJta"' why not much, c.tt.in y, ior you"
..it me o1r iui DANE; you ate IN y; bu' We
nave car Character g. take Of" Jcn-s VA
shocked into PFC paety Tor sIe rs. Of the journey.
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THr WHOLE rcMgyR ENfoLtE, IN Nv il-
ssj h. ca, -5l Tie quot, required ton, he 4 81, "
So. cti tiusi vcy brsk u Ne. Arb. one hun
dfef aEd t.cn sciuts -'-. ob',.ed ye-'srtay.
issv nt on' nv hun'r'' ,Jte IA nah d In thee
sex There e, m't Nev..y nee uh ,hai b
-hcs quo's ter the ate viii be obtained .itbout
Z. an.
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Csptie Words.

denus words how sw.e, they sound
10y they give 70 ell around
Hippine.s - evory,hin,.
Gen le W rds vii Ie.cn,1 hears
hafn 20 s-f,op they imrsrt
L. in1 words sfc sw'e' I, ear.
Joiri ! hearts others dear.
Gent words t--s freely give,
IN y vi . Oh NJ Tow T. Ay,;
Th"v co. fcu az fe-i gwen,
An.elsN .ve- ten rom ieayen,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO Al WHO NAVE FRIENDS IN THB
II ARMY

Soliiers Aid soc,ties, cher. -rsn. ed CT, and or.
arc rcspectf, lly requested Aid ~ di,uinatiDS
the follow inr rot,e st'ch 10 Of tuiuet 70 AL ~bs
AAve friends IN the ar.Iy:
DIRt1 TORY ~ THE HOSPITALS.
The lt;sry COA4 sion have IN tde fflAllg rnerf1
for snrr irr sIs'L.'Uusl, niormston v regard ~
pat, 1;s in me III I'D States GeD,ral Hospitals =
the following poin,s, tothcp viii be added!
E1s..,n Deparfus,',-Tor infarrn.,,on adar~~.
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rfetes be notfed. and n they neglected 10 fro-eed
with he work. &c a',tr >" p's 71r'l r 9r.si NJ
tie PAM. h"sluiect N.s, i8-,,C., III. o.tt To-
further confederation.
Tur TOTAL AsouSr claimed bv tho Atar.
tic Dock Company for damages during the late riot,
Ia .lcU,sye.
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C6 CENt Hale DYE!
81 BRltSrs CELEBRATED
COIlNlHlAk HAIR uyp

Il the only RilIb, .wll ~ The Ch.apss, article In
thc world I'D 'old bv ali re'rectablr Drir, ~
tina United aatr' The folio iug s,il k0oat, ,,b ,.
ssle prusti.t, fsour A. sts ~ New YorS: iAg.I
Co, 2G2 B~adw,y q. q. HARr, 20 Be,Lnar
ana N 's,is, WHEELER II Cherry /, D.,
chA also b supp"t D. GHAs. \ CAIrTItloS AZ
s,,h ,yslnr bsn"'ssaL ID a, 40 soush hscOna q,
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MARINE NEWS.
cI.TAPHD.

sun S,oc % Sun s. ZOO Noon 4, lion. ". o. q
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

T ETTERS of administration or the estate
IL Of Asa A. Hsirgrove. deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned by the Pro-
bate Court Of Madison county, MssissiPPi,
ON the 9th day o! November. A. d. 1853
All persons indebted to said decedent arc
notified 10 come forward aud make payn emit,
and those having claims against tn estate
are hereby required to exhibit the sane and
have them registered in thsemanner and W III
in the time prescribed by law, or they viii be
forever barred. DAVID DEAN,
Nov. u, 1868. 3S.6w Admir-
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FOR RENT.

THE BRISCOE PLACE. two miles west of
l. Canton, will be rented out to the highest
bidder. seiore the Court House door in Can
ton, on Monday, the It'll day of December
next. The place Is well improved and has
one thousand acres Of cleared land.
j J. d P. j. BRISCOE,
Nov. 90, l663-6-3ts Exec'rs.
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LOST NOTE.

A NOTE of hand, given by P. j. Briscoe
II to r. r Anderson. or heaeer, dated Janu-
AIRY 9Th, 1861 Tor eighty dollars. All persons
are forewarned against trading for The same.
and tbs maker not TO pay it to any person
except myself. A. d. G. AN DERS0N.
Nov. %, 1868. SGT
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"A Administrators Notice.

I ETTERS Of administration ON ne estate
Ia of Washington Ford deceased uay.ns
been granted to the undersigned by The Pro-
bate Court Of Madison county, on the oh
day Of November. a. y. 1868;
All persons Indebted to said dccedeat e
notified TO come forward and make payment,
and those having claims against the estate are
hereby required to exhibit the same and haze
them registered in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred,
JOHN F. RORD, Admr.
Nov. 81, 1863. 356w
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Ey8tnu GHts AZ Clffrowv tcc1.i.r1 q q
feeat tafeIef l'e pa1r c,.sct % Inei.h e.fs
~ f9ifftefa cars rlsn Ga.rD psdly marry
to Hutaumtdl1 saIk r.men Of that place who
mike good tri sab.r husbands. Tao wives soon
sloli tie religious notions 81 their sppusss, m.Gnt
tie prz sud keep .be F.ilay StbbajAs.
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psg~ The Memphis Bulletin of the 18th int.
contains the following:
q We learn from a gentlemsn who has just
reached the city from below, the particulars
Of the operations of The Mississippi Marine
Brigade, which interests ut present in charge
OF Col G. Z. Cusrie, who has been doing eff
fcient service for several months past Three
rebel mails have been captured recently, con-
tanning valuable information. The first mail
was captared at Campbell's plantation, just
above Greenville. Il was exclusively from
Texas, bound to Richmond. It was in charge
Of Lieut.. J. R. Brailsford, who was returning
to Bragg's army. The next mail was captur-
ed on the 9Th, at the same place On the 7th
another and very important mail was cap
tured. 1t was from Richmond, and contained
very important documents and letters. One
of theseis letter from JEFF. Davis, in reply
to certain parties, asking his opinion as to
the propriety and expediency Of employing
bands to destroy steamboats,. he replies that
be sees no objection to the plan, and con-
strues theact of the rebel Congress to en-
power the formation of hands for the pur-
pose. There are other documents of equal
interest
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GsB~ The European press treats Presi
dent Lincoln's call for " Thanksgiving F"
as blssphemous Irony. The Times, which
strikes the ibs key note for England, ex
claims as follows:
Thanksgiving for what? For civil war,
the very greatest Of calamiles; fur the
destruction by rude hands Of copstilu
lion which has been regarded as mas
terpiece Of human wisdom for the loss
Of liberty; fer the death or mutillation
of hundreds Of thousands Of humsn be-
ngs; for the increase of spirit of expa
ration and hatred; for the devastation of
large territories for The substitution Of
paper credit for regular and lucrative in
dustry, and for the tenfold miseries which
the war has hitherto inflicted on the black
race as well as the white-these are the
things for which President Lincoln would
have to thank Providence il the day of
Thanksgiving had been fixed on the third
Of October. For what blessings will he
have to return thanks on the 26th of No
vember? How can he-how can any
man forecast what in six weeks hence will
be the position of the American republic
whether it will be one demanding
Thanksgiving or more suitably commence
rated by fasting and humiliation? Is The
course Of events flowing 50 entirely in one
directon--are the indications of prosperi.
ty SO steady and assured that Mr. Lin
coin is justified in pronouncing with GER.
tsinty that his affair Of 26,h November
will call for thanksgiving and not hnmil-
iation. To thank Providence for bless
ings not received is as near an APPROACH to
blaspbsmy as to rapiue against chas-
tisemenls duly merited.
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MIssIssiqpI LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
BALLorNu FOR SENATOR.

TUESDAY,, Eoysmber Z.
Th- convcution took recess I'LL o'clock
Z o'c'ock-The convention met The fol-
losing letter IRIS read by The clerk
Hos SiMroS OLfyER;-My esteemed friend,
| authorize sou to withdraw my name from
before the convention. In doing 30 | have
not consulted with siugle friend, but cannot
consent longer to embarrass he action Of The
Legislature from merely pers onal cousders-
lions.
Elected to the Confederate Senate for six
wears, for two years have labored 20 dis
charge irresponsible duties of thct position
and now retro from it, trust, without hev-
ing furnished with single stain the mime Of
Mississippi But enough Of this, withdraw
my nt'ae, and for your kindness accept an
assurance Of my grateful remembrance. Your
friend, JAMES ,PlIELAN.
Proceeded to ballot
Thirty-sgcanl ballot Anderson, -; Wat
spn, All Phelan, 81 Fonttine, 1 Gholson,
IL, Brooks, 3; Pcatherston, 4; Staply q
Thirty-third ballot. Andersdn, go Wat
son, AZ; GHolson, II: Fcatherstou, q; Brooke,
81 il, NcRae, !; Yandell, i.
gr.Tontsiae withdrawn.
Thirty fourth ballot. Anderson, 40; Wat
son 4; Featherston, 8; Brooke, 4.
Ac Brooke Withdrawn.
Thirty-hfth ballot. Anderson, ~; Watson,
a.; Gholsop II; Feathcrston, 5; Bradford l.
The name Of Featherston was withdrswn
Thirty seventh ballot. Anderson, Al; Wat
son 54; Gho'son, 49,
Thirty eighth ballot. Anderson, 40; Wat
son, 81; Ghoison, II.
Nr Watson declared duly and constitution
ally elected by the President.
Tho Senate repaired to It's chamber, aud
taa HOUSE adjourned Ill 10 o'clock to-mor-
row.
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Secretary seward Informed dh.in
glisbcd Senator 10 day, that ~ no time
sinco O. commencement ~ lhs ear have
have lis .dvices 10 Ministers Adams aod
Dayton htcn 80 cheering . saaras'er
Tic c'TciN sentiment Is undergoing >
great change IN England and Francs,
and neither is couGlcut of rebel success.
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4 Nnael Order.

General KIty Smith ba. issued ~
order published IN The Natch,z Courier.
hat i, IN honorto him. II shows that
be has a sep'. Of beauty aad feelings Of
humanity. The order says:
The General commanding the brigade
is panied to see That many Of the beau-
Glul forest trees thet sdorn this encamp-
ment have been cut; some of them IN
the wanion spirit Of destruction. Here
after no trees viii be felled withoal
special orders Fuel in ample abund-
ance far warm'h or cooking, will be
furnished by regimentsl quartermasters.
Fences, ouhoutoa, properly OF any de.
sciiption must not be depredsted. 40
uuofcnding people who are without pro.
lection, save chat afforded By our sold
iers, appeal to our sympajhlcs. 1t is
believed lhat the chivaIry Of every true
soldier will not permit his eymPathies in
vain 70 be appealed TO.
War has it's laws as well as peace
save by military rule, the rights Of per.
son and properly are sscred--sacred
here on The soil Of Mississippi. as near
your peaceful homes il the far West
Remember it is not women and children,
nor States upon whom tbs Government
i making war bat the traitors wis
compcse The rebel armies, and their ad-
heIen,s.
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Administrators Notice.

Admins ssg'aet US Notice.
# ETTEFS Of admini>t ration on the estate
IA Of William L Brooks having been grant.
ed to the undersign d by the Probate Court OF
Madison county, Mississippi, ON the 9th day
Of November, A. D. 1863
All persons indebted to said decedent arc
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 withln'the
time prescribed by l&w, or they will be forever
barred. DAVIDK GALTNEY,
Nov. 81 1868. 81 6w Admir-.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28
Administrators No4scc.

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. 1868
All persons indebted 10 said decedent are
notified to come forward aud make payment
and bose having claims against the estate are
ht feby required to exhibit the same and have
the. rssstered in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law. or they will be forever
barred. ALLEN TAYLOR, Admir-
Nov u, lSG3. IS CIV
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Wanted to Buy,

IA lroner also, an active negro boy, Ia or
Is years old. om.3I
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