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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-19
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COW, BENJAMIN G. HUMPHREYS.

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GOV, TEwIANIN G. HUMPHREYS
Usaaemea Of tie Senate and House Rerre
aaalire5.
Tie people Of the State Of Mississippi
nj lue recent election, called me to ia,
Chief Executive Office Of the State. ii
obedience 10 that call appear before you
TO day for the purpose Of taxing The oath
prescribed by The Constitution FOX The 10
cumbant Of lha. office
10 entering up01 its duties and respons>
l1iilies, with no experience IL the admin
istration 81 civil Affairs. am profoundly
oppressed by the humiiAting sense of nay
undtness fgr the position. But. rely
upon the charity and lor5earaoce Of my
s.,us-ci.izs0z, and invoking The support
lag grace Of Almighty God for wisdom
# strength | shall endoavor to dis.
charge those duties honestly and impair
md with such abilities as ! pos
taking as q guide Che Constitution
a.u ID, laws as the only sure and certain
means Of a,,iiaing The great end TO- which
.. afns O! every patriot should be d..
rec sd--fhe peace, the order, the Protec
lya Bd the advancement Of society.
should be aaGaog ia duty and graii>
.uoe 70 my fellow citizens who have SO
0rfIiDgly entrusted me With the e1ecu
u"a powers Of the State, were ! not to
se my views Of the Constitution, the
fracture 81 our complex form u govern
men. and the principles upon which It is
cdsd. ard should be administered.
THE founders Of our Republic having
~ eyed tbeTr national Independence, aud
.-.E their FIRST experiment OF govern
81 .-.. usIef articles Of Confederation,
"a h..g toto decay and contempt. at
saa.a /. aaIoad. from defects common to
..aassge. determined 10 change that
.rs. org nization, ard in its stead cor
1a5 d established" The "Constitr ion
-, United states" The trainers Of
naramebt were wise and practical
t- 5s1len. HEY knew frem experience
me reakness Of leagues, tie nature OF
merit. and felt the necessity Of
# cover ment, its stability and It's
81. They Intended it as a PRO
foil ne foreign affairs and some
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CTATI0E

THE STATE or MssSIssTnWI
Madison courtt.t
TO ", L. Co'tm1B and al ot.s t.f.r,. ~ f.. o.
Estate qf J1a3i+uR Coleman df,s.s.I.
NOU ere hereby cited 10 he end personally
l. appear before The Judge of TIE f.1....
Count Of said county, ut I courthouse Ih.e.
Of, IN the city Of Canton, On the
lSh dag a. Eoralbsc grrf.
in the November term Of said cou-', heu
and there TO answer the petition of FfwH
Coleman for decision of the personal ...a..
OF SAID decedent, aud to show cause If an. Won
can why the the petition should MOI De a..
lowed ana decision made accordingly as pray
ed for
- Wtnes, the lloaar.- De Wil. ,u S. E.H.e
: Judge nf The Probate Cuu " +. .a.-..
l.. 5. County the scraad Nasdis 81 aa.a....
I 4. D. 1865. aud -e.fl Of -a.i COAT.
+. b. WARD, Clerk.
Oct Is, 1865. es.Im.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-19


DID .. O.. aou.ry consumption, at the
aIs psohcrlu Law Dr.. Law, near
It1H MISS, aug l5in, SOD, Nr. GGonGE
u y.u.r. d native Of Kentucky, in the
',.a E.aruf bis oGc..
luas ia .lg midst OF the high hopes and
anogpus spiruions Of manhood has passed
ay one Rhu win long be remembered by
Who tuer aim 10 natural erdowments
li0ur sus,-g d, and mind highly
't- be added the noblest moral and
4n Ties that adorn mankind. No
on selfish emotion ever entered his soul,
arl IS DO j''e assertion, growing out Of
I.'". J"0s1.eo1 OF nerea'ed inend'
'... 'A.aah was az an times the soul OF hon
30, iuEa.tsfv. ANA generosity. Such will he
...,,r. ,r,o h.. u,o ;nu,i,,
Pa .''i
'7'i P''a'' 'u"' H"'" D''n'
ra. aDE wig be the verdict Of even those
aa8 know him as business man and ac
qatBtauaG, 10 vii! amount TO a iu higher
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cITATroN.

10 ChdT's Bro'rn A'ui,aira'ss 0f Ms ostrtc
Of Join " D.osru l.ff1 d.
ou are her. ly CITED t. le ard personally aI.
L pear before the PROBATE com, rf Ns1Is'u
County IN
SatuTdoy neH Glj1r hf 3nd 8Eopd ~ =, Oeio5sr
'fIt
men ahd there 70 execute new bond % -haw c#u-e
why The petition si Jesse NiHf, 10 e role. ttd rs
'e'u Is on your administration bond should mon la
gfaujgd.
sept. 10. 1865
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-19

II ar eat aBh Mrs. Davis.
I NeN YolK, oo;. a. Judge Wardlaw, on
81 ne 9outh rolina Delegation, asked TIL
p'esieaat or permis ion for the wife of JEFF
.6n DAVIS to visit South Carolina. ri,
President said she had written to him max
+tr ths samcrtqlasI, but her letters were
ast very commeulabs and not of a eharac-
d tsgoming one asking leniency. The Presi,
/ dent give no final answer to the appica-
loo, r6}u A
I Hs essrs. stephens and Rengnn.
Mr.. Stephens is en- route for Georgia, and
NJ Reagan FOR Texas.
~ an1Ha4l ExpIosiOm-LOss of LiGc.
Sau Francisco, Oct. IA steamboat ex-
plodcd at Sacramento to-day, and forty per.
sons killed aad wounded.
s2csior atiols e Sea ISLAND hnnds.
New Yors, Oct. l5.--The President has
ordered The restoration of the Sea Island
aaar on the coast Of South Carolina, Geor.
gia oo3 Florida TO their owners, provided
suitable oeretmauts be made between the
freedmen now located thereon and the own
e-s oftbe land.
Eowu Election.
New York, Oct l2-The Republicans car
RED Iowa : 2oo0O majority
UagrA Caroiins Convention.
a committee Of the North Carolina Con-
yaa.al on tle subject, reported against any
acuou on the state debt At this session.
NJ. : a,Tr.,
New York Oct l3-Oue hundred build
g. were BURNED 10 the fire in Belfast,
Maine. The loss estimated al $500 900.
Wfghdruwni Of Co,orc,l Troops irons Fzcn-
IucAy.
New York, Oct. - --Orders have been
asaae for the Withdrawal of all coIored
roona from Kentucky on the restoration of
elyl laws,
F',bras Corpus SOON Restored.
ID is semi officially announced that the
.agel- corpus viii soon be restored every
General Patnarr'e E;omoyaI.
aeI Iaom#s 1as 1eea summoned to Wash
aa ID reference to The removal Of Gen.
ma n.u die command in Keaucky.
New, York ua,lsrt-.
.H 1aaS, Oct. I2.- Ihe cotton market is |
3 Hi.ng quoted at aG55c.
,ra5f, eata6utIaf.
q - }sr,. 0.l l2-Cnuon hos advanced Mid !
qU1..l 90 u4o. ~ suouon low middiiug
ne- cue. glJ -ooJ m.gd4a2 &c.
NV baHa Jtt. lI.-touaa linn. Kidding
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-19
NOTICE 20 CREOITlIE.

T FILTERS o. administration o., n. ..t,. II
- ny. j. Hsestaa deceased having teeii si.-f-
"a TO u. A. Long BY The Probate Cont r.; ~ ~
son county, Mississippi, at The Oh Der tenn, A. y.
lsGj. therluf--
Notice is therefore hereby given % all persons
having claims against s,if Sst,-. ~ i,ys them
ptonted aud registered within the time prescribed
by law, or they viii he forever barred.
3. A LONG, Adm r.
Osto,er l.. 1855. eSsw.
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Miss. central Railroad.
T. M IL fgFas5' . & lftl
~ ~ l VI 1t 80 .I.ast : aa2z ~

IA - = u. .IaS55sst 9 afa.z
1DASSEN GER Trains leave Canton, Taes-
J. days, Thursdays ana Saturday a +
P N. Arriving at Holly Springs at GO
nextmefningi and AZ Memphis at noon.
Returning, leave Memphis at 6 a. NJ,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, reach
ing Canton at 3-l0 next morning.
FREIGHT Train leaves Canton MONDAYS.
Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 A. 81 r.
turning alternate days.
e. D. FROST,
Gen'I SuPt.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-19

NR0M my plantation, six miles Northwest
II of Canton, ono Mouse colored mare
Mule, medium size, about SIX years ola
branded on the left shoulder with 2 aud
just under this, is a brand. Of large b.
Also medium sized light colorad bay
horse Mule, branded on the left shoulder 6
C.
And information leading to the discovery
of said Mules, will be literally rewariei
GREEN COLEMAN
Oct ] o. 1865 A.
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Neither candidate having received a
cgasl.u oaaI majority, the House pro.
ceadeJ TO de
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tovVu Election.
Uagra CnroIlns Convention.

W York, Oct l2--The Republicans car
Iowa 3 20.o00 majority.
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Oct. 10, '65.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24
OFFICIAI

LETrERS REHAISISu UNCLAIMED "a
thF Rust-orce a. Evansville state Ct lndlaEs,
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d8se Of this list. aai ray esst for AAvsrtising
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b ssnt 70 the 4-Lestsr Of7re-
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resfisnoss o. opnars. in cities of 5n.uor iahaki-
tests over nay - SECURED ~ obsSrvfnK
Sc tallovtpx EULEs.
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known, shculd be msrksd. IL the lover IN had
corner. Hith the uord :. Transisut"
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Aaaf eornsr, aua lease sPses between the stamps
$40 eifscsisa far pss-sps,si-s yis6sss inssrssz-
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OF less, writtsa prf1tsd Sith TIE urttsF's
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Amnsemanfs.

Nav MErRaPotITAs.--A more fAsh-
ionsbIe and Intelligent or a larger audi-
ence has not filed the Theatre this sea.
sOn, than thai which greeted Miss Dora
Shaw last night; aud a more life.Iike
natural representation Of a character
was never witnessed on the stage, than
her Uamille. Many passages were the
very contamination Of perfect acting.
There are few II any, actresses now on
the stage possessed Of more true drA-
matte sxceiience, or Of more rssplen-
dent talent. The death scene vas in
tenselT wrought, and every heart 10 that
great audience almost ceased 70 baai, "a
inspiring was the effect "
In most Of the parts she was well sur
tanned, and We think the audience we're
generally pleasantly disappointed in this
respect We certainly were.
Tonight Miss Shaw appears in the
pleasing character Of Julia, in The
Hunehbaek, pafi in which ahe has no
eqnal. MIRA Golden will psrsonats she
character of Heleo, wiih 3 stroag csss
for the other parts
After .hscursain dropped, last nigks,
Miss Dora Shaw was called out and
made = very touching and pretty speech,
thanking the hrillians andiance, vita
q1ivering Zip, for the kindly couSpiin-ns
shown her -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

WRArHr.--0ur ncighbor, the Cbarisr,
BY little pleasantly has stirred up the
bile Of the editor Of tho Cairo TGHcs,
which goes Unfortunately for every.
thing pertaining to Evansville, includ-
Ing the JOURNAL, the merchants, and the
city lamps, and charges US with throw.
ing drs at Cairo, the very thing they
want In Cairo to keep the water out. If
the Tires win refrain from resdi1g itm
linen till we got time to attend to Il, we
win show II What ridiculous fgure IL
ia cutting Ia the premises
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24


REMovA1.-Perhaps no Individual in
our city has laboFed harder to build up
hone institution than our worthy
friend Jeremiah Behm, Of the CONNER
cial College. We rejoice to see that
success Is about TO crown his endeavora
Twelve years ago be opened his Com
mercial school With Elk desks Since
then, by his faishfuiness and attention TO
business, the number of sis pupils have
gtadaAlly increased, until just previous
10 removing TO his present quarters hs
had fortyeight desks all occupied. His
old quarters became too limited, and be
has rented and fitted up the fourth story
Of Carpenters large block, and on Sat
urday moved int 1t. In bis present
room be will be able to accommodate
sixty-sisht pupils, and from present in
dications that number win soon be reg.
istered.
We are not su rprised at Mr. Behm's
success he is deserving Of it. Not
content With leaching bis pupils book
keeping til they graduate, bis room is
always at their service for reviewing
their studies at any time, and be takes
great pains TO explain away any difficult
~ that may have annoyed them ID prsc-
teal commercial transactions This
plan makes practical book keepers and
redonns to the credit Of the teacher.
We wish Prof Behn'a prosperity may
increase yet more rapidly and perus-
nently.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

D@r by reference to ihe business card
of s. NJ, Barton & Co, in another col
umn, IA will be seen that our fellow.
tOwnsman, W. u. Altman, - about 10
locate In New Orleans in the Commits
sion business This viii make the fourth
Commission 6rm in that city from Ev-
Ansville. IS AA
Mr.. Aikman and his partners are good
business men, and will no doubt seoare
their share Of the tsade, Their acqusint-
Ance 10 extensive and their friends nu.
alerous. We wish The new house
abundant success.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

HAxDsoNE P1cK-We learn that Mr..
John Shanklin was offered, the other day,
the sum Of thirty thousand dollars Tor
he lot at the corner Of Second and 10
Gust ssreeta The lot fronts $50 feet on
each street, and is but poorly improved,
the majority Of the buildings being old
and worthless The price, though large,
was not accepted. We understand that
be has COW determined on leasing the
ground for term of twenty years
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

CoRaEorIor.--It appears that The she'll
that vas found By the family Of Mr.. Pa
get, and fran the explosion Of which
such fearful result occurred, was found
on this side Of the river. near Leaven-
worth. aud had been used BY an old sol
der in the vicinity as maui Two Of
Paget's children loat 90 arm each, and
others Of the family were more or less
injured. No one was killed, which is
almost miraculous.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

Boz l will sell Of auction, on Monday,
October sob. 1856. ssaOs ossk. 1t the
house Of P. g, ovsrley, on Water street,
ell Of his hno household furni ure, such
as carpets, pIash and hair seat sofas,
ehAira Aaa roeksFs nsarble.sop stands,
buFsaus aAd tAbIss, nAhOsasy and wal
nut bureaus, tables, stands, bedaseada,
feather beds. eOmfoEts, blankets, 6ne
large sila Frsnch mirror, aud q general
variety of good fine furniture, kitchen
and cupboard ware. Terms cash.
= g. @w HIRAM n exaox,
- Auctioneer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

Mrs Haggart took her infant to the
Catholic Church of this place, last Sab
bath, for the purpose ofhaving it christ
ened On leaving home she wrapped Ii
up in o large shawl to keep it warm.
After she arrived at church, and while
preparations were being made to admin
lister the ceremony, she uncovered the
infant and Sound that il wss dead. II is
supposed that the child snfocated for
want OF air.-- Cbmmersrilfc TFmcs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

~A gentleman named John Hig-
pins, ; tailor in the employ OF Hartsock
& Bsanester, mysteriously disappeared
last Tuesday evening, and has nos been
seen nor heard Of since. dis family
and friends fesr that be hss enmn,itted
suicide, ms he had hssn nnweiA ana des-
pondinr for some time pasa--1eEye
Ha~xs losfFzsat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24
10 the Farmers and C0zl Dealers OF
liz - ganderhufgh Comfy.

would mo-s respectfully ask Of you
donation Of Wood or Cal for the ra-
lief Of the pooE- Of or city, Cold
~eaaher is Ease appcsekisg, ana | can
safely say hat shsre are 4 lean I'VE Ian
dred destituts families in this city that
will s1fssr ssvsrelg IL Aeix wAnta are
not relieved il thss way. "a
would prcpcss that al liberal mind.
ed farmers. that feel thas they can az
ford il, wouid come n aexs Saturday
week with their douasims cf weed or
coal for that benesolent Ynrposh.
a good dinner viii Be prepared By the
ladies' Of TIE city s:lfor thSss thar may be
pgess6s % The oeeasionA13z
Up. ELLrox. 90
Trustee Of PidFson Tosnship.
lGsEnan papers please copy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

s@-Psrsons, scovilIe h Go, At No. "
Main street, have received. In addition
to their magnificent stock Of family gro.
ceries, fruits, &c, NO involce Of fresh
Cstawba Grapes. They are nice and
good and no misteks. Call and gel
box before they are all gone,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

We bad an opportunity Iasf week Of
observing our contemporary Of the
jackson Union, (Unioa upon 3 Coussd
crate basis) IL his official capacity M
Justice Of the Peace He presided With
considerable dignfy. HIS ofheial lsgs
were legally crossed, the left over the
right, With the breeches Of the left skin
ned up 70 he Judicial knes. His hair
was apparently wsxsd and roached up,
each particular hair standing upon lie
owu rights. and forming, as il we're, al
independent eenfedersey; yst there VIA
uoahing positively frighffui OF feiocicus
ia his appearance The case before hin
was rather eeTious one, bat with the
valuable suggestion Of the hero Of Par
ker's Cross Roads. be appeared 10 dis.
pose Of tbs most knotty points Of law
with ease and facility. We cant ex.
press our cOntempt for the cowardly
agne that seized our contemporary da-
ring the sitting Of the court, shaking
biz bones and teeth just nc IL be was an
ordinary mortal, and paying not the
slightest respect to bis exalted position.
So mean On ague as that deserves at
the strychniHe and rats baas 10 ten doses
Of Ayers Ague cnra-Seym0Hr Times.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24
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Sergeant. White and Johu,E. TAYLOR
viii address the working men and eiti-
-usnag nnasrAllyMFEh4 edErs House, on
fussazy ssenfhg -usxrs 0ctotsr 24sh-
ETks lsasgacs Awiilc Reiulssgard 10 the
movement 10 favor Of the eight hour
system, now being agitatei throughout
The couptxYrofT rxnf4nM
= Ladies aad gentlemen an respectfully
invited 70 attend ock2S-d2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

~Cansesf e1assS aIvaysEnvOIves
danger unless precautiohs are taken 70
prevent g FersifS ESsh the Red yaeSssf
Biftera. and bid defiance to ' cissishdes
Of temperature aud civilizations gener-
ated By excessive heas acting on
swAmpy soil
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

s@- Jnst as We were closing our forms
last night, very animated row was pro-
crossing on Water street, near the cor
ner Of Wins Some very strong express
siona we're used. We may expect TO
find details At the Recorders Court to-
dau -l.M .-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

Last Friday, in Yorktown, Delaware
county, eight took place between two
men named Browa and Dala, in the
course Of which VIM. COMBS, bystand-
or, was ahot in the aide sad severely
woundsd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

PiEg-The alarm Il Ere late last
night was caused b. FIRE being discov
cred In Cox h Humphreys wharf boat,
which was happily exiinguished before
II had done much damage We were
unable 10 obtain full particulars
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

THAxKk-We airs indebted 10 r. II
Hodge, Eaq., Of the firm Of Hodge, Carr
a Co., for full Giles Of New Orleans pa.
pers Of the l5.b and 10Th; also, for
Matches papers Of the 18th inst
We are also indepted to Duke Nichol-
son, clerk Of the charmer, and 10 Mr.
49,, Of the Adams Express Co, for
Mobile aud Cairo papers Of late dates
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

REHovAL--Mrs J. Hastings has re-
moved her Millipesy Store up stairs,
over Der Old stand, No. 50. Main street,
where ahs ia prepared 20 do .aII kinds Of
work IN her line, 90 the short-s, notice.
oo24.1wd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

A lady slipped her foot and limb
through the cellar grating in front Of .
store in Lafayette, Indiana, the other
day, and has brought suit against the
frn for IS 900 damages
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

CHASeED-The Yipcennes Gazette
comes 10 us this week With tbs name of
J. 81. Griiio a. editor and proprietor, be
haviaR rscentiy purchased the establish
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

BACK AoAIS.-Mr ID. w. Lusk has
resumed the publication Of the Shawnee.
town Mercury.
We shall no doubt see great improve
rnent in that sterling Union paper.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

Coon SEws-The New Albany Ledg-
er notes decline 10 butter in that mar
kes from G5 10 As aud 30 cents. We
hope 70 see The decline extend thhhsr.
ward
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

REcoRDERs CoUzr.--Three or four
cases Of plain aud mixed DRINKS we're
disposed Of yesterday BY the Recorder,
bat we failed TO obtain q list Of those
who graced bis levee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24
City and State.
TUESDAY.

A saloon keeper 10 Es~ Albsny, nauasd
Aerv, xas stabbed On Tuesday By .
drpnkep man named Jacob Nelser.