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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
LAND FOR SALE.

nNE MILE EAST OF THE COURT
~ HOUSE, and the river good brick house with 10
so OF rich land 10 OF il river bos
tom. One-haf cash, and the other on long ;ims
ian25-u JOS. A. MABRY.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
FOR SALE.

FARM OF TWO HUNDRED acres,
two miles OF the House. Thi, farm has on
hne brick good stables One half cash. and the other
Cn time TO suit purchasers.
isn9Stf JOS. A. MhBRY.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
NOTICE.
To w. Peak, Administrator of Rich'd Oliver,
| daoooeod

TUNHE SAID PEAK HAVING ABSCONDED FROM
the country, and it is alleged that he carried part
of the effects of said estate with him. leaving the estate
to waste 1t therefore ordered by the County
Court Anderson county. that publication be made Tor
four successive weeks in BrOwnOws Wing notifying said
Peak appear the County Court to be held for An
derson county the Court House Clinton, the first
Monday February, 1868 and make known how he has
administered said estate his will be appointed
iu-4w& ". W WEAVER, Clerk c. c. A c.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

noZEN AND BALE THREAD on hand and for
i sale at $1,000
jan25-u WIN. BooHDs'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

Louro Z. Wobry L. 7. Rogsddle, Trustee IN cas-, Of
e. ". CAurchrrcH ard others.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25
S. II. SMITH, Clerk.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING THAT

Horace Foster -. james Smith Franklin Smith Pr,ak
Lenoir; w. ~. Cor, j. L. Cor, ". 7. Cor, HiUiop T.
johnson and Henri Buren,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03
y 4 =. DlcEIvW, n III. n !
ConnAential Physls1ant

.(Sesmet5y ~ -. bouts, 2i1sCuft,
n4U $500 9Jaoa2k 0ereeA. Chfennto.
riSnr At. n rrrifa. lnrY Rn1ir ATrn M
t5e.Slfv sr.35SsT 9SSIS ei1h m fsh5rs~n vhn
49, ~ f.ss4s-e.3 ~ nvsrn1ss fsesss7 si,,1n :
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49, ~ erd f's ~ iScts1 scas6 nj Ss3ert}Sr
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~: 1r,Ss ~ ~ 60 ms.v 49, Ssso1sd
MI rhois .&2e~4icr Is ~ ~ {t.sS ~ TtyvSys
ccs,risints n shs;r vsr;s6 .na Snrms
nj. srrc"sa II NJ N,eears5 ~ nv ~. sxs1
10 sn1 d;faclf cssss ssch A. .srs forrSriv es..,
s;4.r.S ;rcrr.sis n srS'sjerf ~ M
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49, Xxx \. ~ sss.ys.a ~ .ssssss;.r3 -.
ne{ience n korriisi ana privsse prsctisS A. {esd
~ sprc.~h wrrv vs:rs n 49, ,ra csS., a.s.sr4
msnts N m.S;esi ssissce ~ i ~ S;ssrvs,er n
~ ~ ~ .sncedr "a rslisHis re.,:d;ss y.
shs.s .s-.,i.ss $500 "a .h-c.s. S;ssssss ~ ~;
hss i.ssSss ~ ,Ssasn '1 49, ~ s.c ~,
am inrnished and errerieneeA isnrsca.s ~
PHI sicians 81 this country. y testinon;ss 81 hi1
enc1rine Sl;ll - reninss.1 iS1.r,.ci - N.
s.ISt,rsr. NJ dssss.. C. s.-;~.!s as.,... - s"s
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03

rokNEARtY QtJkKTKROrA CESTURf
Methews' Venetian Hair Dye hes bees sxtes.
sively used and In no cess kss i failea 70 give
The vRNITIAN DYE il The bess end chsapsst
in the world lts price i only fifsy Cents. ord
eaeh bottle contains douhle IL Vuen4sw a do
IN fhose usually sel4 fee 4. :. - 81 IL
THIS HAin DYE 4 aapiietured By pseu-
vt process Which g ~ iesnsasss.bIy -.
ever before the people, Being complete in one
bottle, NO pfcpSfatfon Il required, which greatly
N USING Ti}is Dye yeu Mold Dat ,u.rr
DlarY appearance BY which cred half and Whiai
kess sre 10 readily recognized, when IN inferior
article has besn yssdy hesiass, Il produces PSF
fecaly natural color on sny shade that may b d.
sired~oQe that will Mt fades cesck o.. waeh oul
Ono mn mai permanent q the Hair itself. For
sale By Druggists. Price 50 centa *4
Al. MATHEWS, 0sAsea1 Agent.
IL God street, New York.
Also oauufhcturef of MAfmiUS. AnxloAs HASa
GLoss, the best hais dressing jn ass. II large
b0ttles pfieg 50 centes oCtSl-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03

plsSiDn," II contains no mineral ingred'epts, md
i perfectly innocent, delicious ard reffeshiDg.
i z me-. dsIighsrally ssel ed s:cta chi r.
T1ONS, prevsan WRINKLES, Roseh and sallow
Cheeks, improves and preserves the beauty Of
- COfnpiexidn, ana renders the skin white, son,
smooth md clear. 49, s
0eDtlenen, alter shaving, will find 10 -
agreeable and beneficial.
Sid ~ ylrusgisas ma per1smefs es1srally.--
rfinc3pel depQ& III LiberiY 81, N. n. Iny1-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03
10 TILE y DE w
ron the COMPLEXION.

This delightful
preparation u TIE
most emcaciogas 8
valuable artiele
known for beautl-
flying the complex.
Ion, and isIspafting
TO Me skin th6S
clearncss and whit.
ness % much Gov.
eted.
Unlike most Pre-
partitions offered 70
the public . beau
ti6ers r. the s:em
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03


icr years mads the trsatsaent Of private diseases
~ bssiness and sendy. Experience, the best d
teachers, hss enabled Rim % perfect remedies 4
q once sulR<ieaty ~, psrminent, nd IL unoel
saees can b used without hinderance 70 businses
PaftlcpIar attention given q old stasdipe CO
-, sachHs were considered ineurable. Gyshilis
y ~ form. 0onorrhGa elect, 6trictures
0rchites, Diabetes, Bladder IA Urinary diseases.
Al.e, The s9scts Of SOLITARY habits, bolk ruiosus
q BODY nd mind, nd which lrsdqce saqe efths
foliowinE snsstsf Hstehes, DJdtly We3kssss,
Constipation, Aversion and uoeaeineee ia ~
mals 6"ciety, UsmanIiaesa, Dread u Future
Events, finally complete pFosSrstion * ths Is
~ Howets, ~ - nemery, ringing n M EN-.
60 - fully lsstsredto healeA. IN rsr N
u. NJ. Q the publisAer u ! new work. estialsd
MP ~ evnin ~ Du1 !" Wlllell viii IS sSsf u
- , rsss;es g = s.ssa y gssla psssass
Oe.ssletisa re. Chasss msdsrsss ~ surs
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IA NJ 80 aeagDGd4wJy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03

II morslisine upou the close Of the old
and sAvsnt a TIA ~, .yar. ,ti,s ,leodinx
newspapse Of lie abolitiea pugsuasisn In
New York il thus pathsdcally and horribly
Imaginative in it, patriotism
I'VE nay MT b. ohlivious Of the prohsr
~ PAIN which swat: us-we .ey inlly
% .enSnu tns' ouls = /. ~" ~ n. 1r ~ ,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03
All. Private Dlsceeos Cared
Without Mercury.
m. WHITTIER /,

nR. WHITTIER n RE0U-
- IARLY educated md lexiti-
mately qualified, and has expse
Irtencesln I'll forms Of disease. :
knowledge quite indispensable
IN she proper treatment Of the
venerial diseases u I'll its varied
md coa,n1irafeA 1rrrne - -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03


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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-11

s.rn rro1r-,d hv TIE announcement 81 o..
peaoeatle sssenhla7s a. CinanuNu American,
~ v'l .. Irs.Irncn, In ani o4t o ireland. a
w,Vh tie of.c, win great interest, :. nse,v 70
60 England N tho attitude n ~ eAuca
Advo'ate n the neutral sights Which 80
h,' rejected and tsAied TO- the - tour
years Coming event, may render M ss1Arus
relations with EU RrssvIt N. rl.asantc7i. n,'ead
Il the most difficult department o' bic o.fc.ll du.
too. Indeed, there s,me are grounds for believing
that cur ever hopeful and .sng..us S-cre,srv NJ
stste conHmpists ibis rro',No Eith no Hnal de-
gree n s,lf-co n p'aceacv. Il - hs business as
statesman " pro6i 10y events and he rrnhn''y
knows how 30 use the fclisns 70 he lost aiv,.-
tsss for The Interests n t.- country u,lt NIL.
hon v-llorg,n'yed lrs. mon, prepared st The fr',
sg' 81 90 ny o. te throst Of England, msv u1, .
diverson Ia or favor 900 n pomauc a. voll As 100
military sfa.rs. 1t ma ~ al the q. ontc in ne
wtri pu'ae ov Is gored aud vhsp Ens,nd
coasss 70 ray tho psd of 'nlU" u vii
probably he found ,n-t tho hrretotc-r dcp'.el
Tsui,us are ca'.u'I o. - the merits of ne change
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-11
Rngii.h Alarm nj the Pep,nu.

1Hs English papers n last exhibit ell the ,ivu.
=" genuine alarm at the Fonisn organization IN the
n.ted siatesl The proposed Foni.n Congress "A
Cincinnsh-sn socount Of which appeared In the
srS a few lays ago attracts general attention and
a letter IN tho London TINS, from an American
correspondents, giving nearly sccur.te statemen,
N the Objects and strength Of the Organization,
show tina, Ia proceedings arc closely watched hv
NE Pross 4 not by the Government Of ire, BRIT
ain. lhis writer stairs tina, the Fsnians number
half million ~ men, have al their disposal mil.
lion Of dollars AMI aim At nothing less than the a.
somte independence Of Iroland. This estimate IA
probably an eHasgeraton Of the sctual Agure. but
y IS 40 nearly correct that IL clearly provs,
To writer to lie tolsrAbly well ,couaint
I'd with his subject. Tho other nor
hons Of the letter-to the effect thai every F..
MAN il pledged to encourage revolt IN Ireland and
10 t.ke up arms In o.se Of eonnic, between IN.
United STATES and Englsnd-msy be conc, led as
Established facts. Our trans-AuAnuc cousin. soen
considerably exercised 81 these revelations, and
effect 10 console themselves 10y the reflection thai
tho Irish people In Ireland will repudia,e the
efforts X their brothers and sons on this SIDE
&c Atlantic ON their lehslL and reject tho
rroTerci boon Of independence. l. has
'lways been a popularity Of EngliShmen to
believe that ireland enjoys under English rule all
he blessings under the sun, and ia bound 70 that
country by the everlasting ties Of gratitude and AZ
fiction II may possibly remain for the Fenisns 70
dlspel this deluson. In the meantime the CON
a.rnAton al John Bull at the significant news
ast ths merit annual meetin S Of tho Convention is
.L.aks nlsee N Ireland. NAY bc inisIred from tia
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-11

We amy "a 10 reae' U-~ nc v~erA1a
"a" nv i"lAht o. many oar.pa' sr7 NE T. "e'
h' o'Nl' l'rstn grey, r ri 'h" -'ar- an bars
49, s'i H TO 70 Iost u l.. taeir lapss ~ ga
l.t 'te' u ''Hi'rs 1904 v b iIN VA
uiis a"@I y. l'ruiHaie ihc io' To- uIlrag Fer' 10
ule var sh i'.i D" renewed "ucrsv 10 % - - .
hni 60 lu'' '.''' 'A' Hu'iice' % Iclcfn' ZEE ~
btro' si.sslno.
ne i'h'- ss'' i'a'lf organ. ~ ats INST &
.'iVeoh o., We u 'e cor r.is'iHue-" SHOWS o
w - g. l'' ''''''' W 'is' f'a 7'-. 10
anu tHA' ~ u, H. D. t' '.d - ELECTED 70
80 lA1 ~ ,''.'h AMI tf"| "a.
NO's' " HHu d. 'uc VI ~ I'Iie 20 h' pea
,AL' uc '''NH'' ''''t' '. H''N hAn0t s'd stout
ne sr
lL' Nu'' ~ l'l,N, iN'' tN.lNH inht tho contro-
''''! '"''n VT, N'r'u lli 0't' ha' Arriv .p ~
I''"' Hu''- Wy " ~ '"' i' ."uat n
VS. y'''...' -" w l'''N ''Ht ~ 20 rato
- - - ID . y ,,'' L ..f..y ~
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-11

80 jcgt of rfcd cannon tor the navy r. port In :.
vor o. The PIE5tt guns TIC ogrst.r : oil ttcsc
guns 'e!7re For, Fisher is generally ssor.tcd 20
premature explosions o. defective shells IN the
p.eSeA ratEu ,han " Any inherent dc ecSsy
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-11

ADM" Fb 2.--rhc Senate of t-'. s,tte rs''fe
The Amendment today. Every dcro,-s, IN tha
bod, voted IN the negative TIE question ".
come MP IN tie Assembly Tomorrow.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-11

Pror,dsHc', Il ], 70 9.-1hc Rode Island
House OF Representatives th.s morn ~, pss.oi
a resolution ARROW ne nni aio ting the pro.
rosei amcuau.clt g. tho IntcI siatcs C1nsuu.
tlon. The vote stood-62 yeas AGAINST NAYS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-05
GENERAL GORDON Richmond

GENERAL GORDON Richmond
Times, speaking of Gen. Gordon. OF Ga
who distinguished himself in the cam
paign from the Wilderness to Appomat-
tox Courthouse, remarks:
1t is not too much to say that in the
campaign 10 which we alluded, he gained
more reputation than any other Young
officer in the Confederate army. His
record is fresh in the memory Of our read
ers. 1t, however, may not be generally
known that when Gen. Lee, after the bat
tie Of SpottsylVania. was attacked with
dysentery, which threatened to disqualify
him for field service, and the necessity Of
looking for successor was contemplated,
Gen Gordon was believed to be the choice
of the army to take bis place and respon-
sibibiIities. Gen. Gordon's farewell ad
dress to his troops. delivered from his
saddle. after the surrender at Appomat
to1, was listened 10 with respect and in
terest by thousands Of Union as well as
Confederate troops.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-05
English Mercantile Opinion of Presi-,
- dent johnson. ~

The new York correspondent Of the
Philadelpbia Ledger. IN his letter of the
18th, writes: ~
The European mail by the China.
which reached our Post. Office this morn
ing. is the heaviest that was ever forward
ed via Boston. The extraordinary 40.
tivity in cotton, American stocks, ETC.,
and the anxiety Of operators there to COM
municate as speedily as possible with
their correspondents here, no doubt in.
duced the sending Of many letter
through that channel which would, I'M
der ordinary circumstances, have been
deferred till the sailing Of the packet d.
rect for New York. Merchants and
bankers have been kept pretty busy all
day examining that correspondence.
Though chiefly devoted to facts and
6gures," the writer's from the great
houses 10 London and Liverpool put in
good word here and there for President
Johnson, whose statesm aDlike and patri-
otto policy towards the States recently
in rebellion is doing as much to re ,es-
tablish> our financial credit abroad as to
inspire confidence at home.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-05
Sherif's Sale.
Mary G llerndon. Guardian, dc.,
vs.

Mary G Helndon, Guardian, dc.,
vs.
Estate Lawson + Henderson.
Df virtue If the above stated writ TO me direct.
ID ed from the Honorable Probate Cont Of Mad
ison county. ! will stfl nt Public Anctiun. TO the
highest bidder for cash, before the Court house door
in the town of Canton on the FIRST Monday OF De.
cember 1865. il being the 9Th day of said month
the following property to-wit: L''ts and 2. square
No aud residence in Canton n w 4 Section
Is, N and S Section Is, T. 3 Section IN seven
acres of W corner Of L and one ere off 5 y
corner of W land S less 90 acrrs out Of n +,
corner. Sec. 20, all in Township 3. Range I. West.
"a acres aS OF end IF \ aud !Nwi
less ~ acres ont of end W ~ W section II
Township s, Range West. n " and S 1 See. 25
I =; West, = Of = ! sec. %, rs. RI West
= and " 1. lying of diagonal Inc and
W fand n of I ] S W 4 Sec. rs. + 5 n
and W S Z !. Sec SO, Ts.R2W p.,i.
mated at 3ls0 acres, more less. lcvird On as Tho
property OF estate lawson +. Henderson. and Ni,I
be sold 10 satisfy the above iaied case and ali ems,
Sale to take place within the hours prescribed IN,
law. y
J. r. SENMES
October %. 'G5. ~,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-05
Telegra phfc.

| ,
New YoRK, Oct. 3i.-The steame
Star of the Union. from New Orleans o
the 22d, has arrived. %&
The steamer Perry. from Savannah
which port she left on the 22d, has ar
rived with the loss of her sails one havinJ
been otherwise damaged. - = /
| The steamer Eagle, with Havana date
10 the 2lst inst. arrived at this poIt to
day. ~
Her news bears no feature of import
There was no cholera at Havana, and
the city remained perfectly healthy.
The recent freshets in San Domingo
did extensive damage to property.
New York. Oct 3l.-The Commercial
says Secretary McCulloch will recon.
mend tax on sales as substitute for
the income tax.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 3l.-The President
is seriously considering the Communication
of Writes sentence to Imprisonment for
life.
New YORK, Oct. 31.-The Herald's
Fortress Monroe correspondent says the
steamer Victor, from New York to New
Orleans, which was lowed into Hampton
Roads on Sunday. was almost complete
wreck.
A Mexican letter, dated the LIST, says
that President Juarez was at FL Paso,
The French were on their way there and
expected to arrive 10 a few days.
The English capitalist gave banquet
to their friends last night.
New YORK Oct 3l.-The Express
says that the Havana steamer brings con-
6rmatory news of the uprising of the ne
groes in Jamaica.
The instruction WAS spreading rapid
". and the greatest alarm prevailed
among the whites.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 3l.-The news
from japan received here is unimportant.
The Tycoon is indisposed to return to
|eddo at present.
The quicksilver mine owned by New
York Company is worked by Freedmen
rho have recently arrived from Rich
nond.
New YORK. Oct. 3l.-The cotton mar.
let closed dull and heavy at a decline of
C. Middling SIC. Flour advanced lOc.
Whisky unchanged. Wheat is .declin.
ling. Corn is dull and has declined lc
Coffee is firm and quiet. Sugar rules
.clive at lac. Molasses quiet and firm.
dess pork $35 1871. Sterling exchange
90. Gold l464. Government stocks
re heavy and 4c. lower.
Stocks are steady. and gold is frmer
Dder the foreign news. The decline in
COS and cotton, and the dulness in the
rade at Manchester. are construed as
.voring the export of gold. which closed
I l46.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-05
AFFAIRS IN Mrss,ss,rrr.-we are pc

AFFAIRS IN Mrsstss,PPr.-We are per.
nitred to make The following extract from
private letter received by gentleman
in this city, dated Palo Alto, [ Miss.
Oct. %. 1865. It will be seen that at.
fairs are in a very distressing state
II am living in a country perfectly des-
titute Of mail facilities and entirely bar
rem Of news. Were TO write you on
the condition Of the country here the sub
ject would be far from pleasing, for in
deed the prospect is gloomy enough.
Never since l have been planting have
seen such small crop Of corn raised ;
tue crops now are barely equal to half a
crop in former years. Many planters
have scarcely raised sufficient for their
own support this year. The American
citizens Of African descent" are too aris-
cratic to become hireliugs. They all az
poet to have farms given them and set up
for themselves. Not q single negro is
willing to hire up to this time. What
will be the result the future alone can
deTei. pe"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-05

THE PROFITS OF THE EXPRESS BUSINESS
"A letter from New York, dated 0cto.
her 81, says:
The prof sbleness of the express bus
mess has been newly illustrated this week
by the declaration Of handsome aria
dividend, over which the lucky share
holders of the American Express Conpa-
ny's stock are rejoicing considerably.
This company paid in 1864 dividends on
a capital of S3,OUO. 900, amounting TO
thirty eight per cent. 10 cash. and fifty
per cent in paid up stock On its CAPT
tai. thus increased to $4,000, 900. it bias
already declared, 10 1865, cash dividends
OF twenty Fix per cent. and twenty-five
per cent within the coming four months.
What wonder, then, that the stock Of this
institution is marketable at three times
its value Z? Aud of what use is it TO dab
bic 10 the Wall street "isncies," when
fortunes can so much more easily and
speedily be realized by permanent invest
ments in concerns whose operations are
as money making aud as sure as gold
mining itself? n.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-05
"ONLr ONE MORE White Man KILL

"ONLr ONE More White Man KILL
ED Thursday evening, about 7 O'Clock,
a man, whose name we are unable 10
learn, was walking along Washington
street, near the corner Of First, when n
negro soldier took deliberate aim and
shot him through the bowels. killing him
Instantly. They have got no white OF
fcer to command them. and they seem
TO do as they please. Several persons
have been shot at after night BY these
rascals. We advise Geu. Palmer to
look after them before some or all Of them
fall into the hands OF an outraged public.
However. this is only one more white
man killed .-LOuisvlle Democrat.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-05
SIieriH,s Sale.

'EfFhnsoN LOVE-, Aum r. DC,
W. II +.
Estate LAWSON +. HENpEusoy.
Rf virtue Of the above stated writ 10 mn
~ directed, from the Honorable Probate
Court "f Madison county, viii sell at uub.
lic Auction. to the highest bidder. for cash
before the Court House door, ia the town Of
canton, on the first Monday at December.
1903, II being the iih day Of said month
,be following described property, To- vii
Lots ard 2, square No. /, and resldenc,
IN The town Of Canton. y wiSI Sec ~.
NE ! $ Sec. 49, L See. 10; Seven acres
oil W corner of NE I, aud / acre off s
corner ON W |. and S ! less 20 acres out of
Z corner, Sec. 30, all IN Township 8. Range
! west, % acres Off end Of va Z ! and
Et 1. less ~ acres out Of S end. and W 4
Of Sec. 81, Township g. Range | W.si.
| and Sec. 25. It's. R.2West. Ei
Of ! Sec. 26, T. Z, r. West. INLAND
1, lying L Of diagonal liBe, ard WI
> and Of Es II Sec. rs. Ts.R2
IVES, West N and W. S 4 /, Sec. IS, Ts.R1
west, estimated at $3.50 acres. more or less.
Levied on as the property Of the Estate Of
LAWSON r. Henderson, snd will be sold 10 sat
hsiy the above stated case and all cost.
Bale TO take place within the hours prescribed by
q, N 49,. JNo. t. SEMMES, Shelf.
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ALABAMA.

Governor Parsons left Montgomery on
the 34h for Washington. The Mail
says: ...... ...
His visit to the National Capital at this
particular time, looks, we believe. to q
representation, in propria persone of the
true condition Of the internal affairs OF the
State, Of which he is the honored Chief
Magistrate. That this course will have
tendency in great measure. to dissipate
the many false and injurious statements,
that have been SO industriously dissent.
mated throughout the Northern sections
of the Union. as regards this matter there
can be no question. and will. perhaps,
greatly rebound to The interests of the
Commonwealth. The Governor will
probably be absent about fortnight.
The Ledger learns that planters in ad-
joining counties, are moving in the mat
ter Of appointing Delegates to the pro-
posed Convention Of Planters in Mont
gomery. next month.
The Montgomery Mail says it is use.
less TO disguise the fact that the small
pox is gradually but surely spreading
itself throughout rhat city-not only
amongst the colored population. but also
amongst the whites.
The Hon. Alex. White, of Talladega,
has Withdrawn from the Congressional
contest in the Third District.