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Circular.
HEADQUARTERs,

ClYC0laf.
HEADQUARTERS.
Columbia, April 2u, 1855.
THE rerreasat tio,. winch have been
L . made to me of the general practice of
Installation of liquors by persons wiz. have no,
Stat. ssssnsa su .or',y Ass he s.' Of The
n, doubt Of the goat mischief which 10 now
affecting the people ~f the State. That the
laws Of the State should De opcm,y violated, r.
OF lfs~if public wrong, than wh.Sh noRs- ean
he greater aud which mist he red ess~d That
,is" purpose for which these la VIZ are -vielas-d
sheoid be productive Of taG certain tn ,.sry aud
unaatpiness of the people of the State. is as
occasion which eails for the un.,sd assien- ~f
all good si,iz.ns in maintaining the 'ateg,My sf
the laws. and protecting ths lives aud fortunes
Of their fellow msa.
2. For the in nfsi imsti~n Of all persons. it is
now proclaimed that the laws wh,sA ars NJ
force 10 the State Of Soath Carolina, aaa which
Pend Ia vial ,hs distiilats. of iiqu ,r-. ars 10
he derietiy on fo-s-d. To ah... laws ,tt%a,isn
10 rsqa rel; obedience is u. aHl niue. b. given.
8. ltis the dIay "f ali p. on. h~v my fsa.
sonabls xr.mnd t"r the .u-pixi.,n thA. .h-s.
lava are ylolA'.d, to give Information sLe. ent
thst sush violation may bs prsvsatsd AND
punished.
4sUnder whasevsr othereprst~xt. just. .acstion
or excuse NAV i'e snu;sa for tn--e practices. q
rs sufficient a"~ to pr 'ota,m snat ta- law. Of
the State afford the only s.nenoa wnIeh san hs
had. and tnat .hess laws slone indie ,is the
mode IN which that .ans-i.,n sA7 be abA s,.,.a
Sheriff. If the st ate. ~. ! ALI nA ,islrAtss
in th' diff :remt district. OF tn. 4 49, wlii. ian
all due diligence. pr0cs~.i :" Q c,linins their If
f"rts for the dsteotion of tho,e whn are suilty
at q viola lou OF these laws; An'i. AL okher
RESPECTS. |" s-curs that nbssrv .hs+ nf the sr
ac',-nts "f the st .te. which Ia alons consaassut
with tn. resl'ect dne t' its ~sihori y.
6. All persons engaged III tue dsthla,ion of
liquors referred to in tns laws OF th~ State,
will be- required to present the -v,fsn at the
authority X,v-n to tnem tI x0atinae in such.
t'usinrss AID IN al, VIII" suon authority
Is NOT exhibited, ,nfor nation t!-rs T. wi! bs
communicated - the Pr's.s". ny o'ti'"rs OF .,~
State, 'sh" may De appointed g III. .frs.
met "f th.: "r,.r;'mat laws OF tEe an in tn,,
porsi"n OF 9 STATE wasrs saen yl,lal,on may
h- ieun0 i
7. Pa- Auditor. General "f he State Jam 3
Tupp.r. Esq VIII obt.ss, from sne proper Of
Scers the ua tie of sss.i p.re.a nave bs-n
daily auth .r'1s Lo engage in "A iI-tn i.tion of
liquors, anI publish sac same for Ysnsrai iu fos-
..tion.
BY ,he G ,veruor: A g MA4!2ATTl !
Oi,i4l: W. s. MULxsa L. Col X.k a. ID. q
May
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Tdriety Sais.
BY F. Eugene Dur bee.

at II o'c!"ck. ut my office. Assembly street.
Tire following articles. v Z 6us Broadeaoth
Dress Coat. Table. Rocking Chair. Axes. -sto-
vrls. Tongs. p"k~rs. Skiilets. Wood saws. Tia
Ware. Pots, Kettles, Letter Paper, P.ns, Pen
Holders, Horse C"'laFa, dc may 0l
Unlimited art,. L. received on 70 hour of sala
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AUCTION Sales.
By E.. T. Levin.

By L.-T. Levin.
JOSEPH SAMSON, SALESMAN.
WILL be cold THIS DAY. (Moadsy. th ikst..
at In"'elock, opposite DR.. Geiger's ofkse.
A lot Of ofC1kPENTERS' G TOOLS, do.
Conditions cash: may IL
En- limited ar,ic'ea received sn.il hour Of sale.
By Jacob Cohen.
THIS MORNING. at IL "'eiu-k, At esrner g.
PLAIN and Assembly streets, will be svli,
z bushels Salt,
l'i.c. time Rchard.on's Linen,
yards fine d"ehle wiGta epring Cashmere.
Va ds Biaek Serge,
Yards IIem+srun
! French Ca.f skin.
Terms cash. May 80
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Local Itenns.
The .f,.e Of the Coi.msia Jhanis' il en-
Gates street, second q. OF Il. n, Plain. -,

.
-o~->~c~~~~~>~
AN IMrRovExE<r -ttsviny procured suit
able sress. the phenir wip h~reafi er present a
neater App-arance than heretofore.
OFFyc,AL uttenti.n Of I severnl off
eials "s the State s r-qussted TO the orders Of
she Governor, published tha day.
Persona rec-ising papers from other cities or
tcwns, are qnested 10 give u the use of them;
as we completely cut Of from all mail
communication.
PsRIic " IErlNe At meeting Of citizens
ct Celut,iha, tor the pnrposs Of organizing q
proper ps'r"' force for the protection and quiet
Of tt.e city from robbers sud riot ers-a m.a.
cure very insch rtq"red--lhe mayor forcibly
addressed the meeting. d-scribng he nature Of
tae evils affecting the copmuui,y. and appealed
30 vol1nteers from the ranks of the Young and
sbis bodied We irnst to be supplied, with the
j. nance of all who eame forward, in season for
'hss days ia.us of our paper.
We take tor granted that no ci,iz.n who ia
able TO do patrol duty. aud whee hos the good
Of the city .. heart. will withhold himself at
10 .ssuss when outawry stalks abroad, fearles "
10 open no0n-day. aud highw way rohb.ry is
reported to bs Of almost nightly occurrence.
Ast eur good people. at ali events, underst aad
sh's sober truth aud assurance that sss stso in
ontiawry leada inevitably to another. and .h..
shonkh one party may think himself quite jus
titled IN walking or riding of with the property
o! Government or ra.l.oad companies, there
viii oe otl'S's less serupsIenk. to carry the OK
ample Of viol-nc and pIunisr into the private .
e"nsehoid. wherever they fancy that the spoil
VIII Isward the robbery. and find, in the
apathy OF the community. s.errit3 ssai.st .As
p.naitias of ,h a law
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Eotice.

4 IL Persons iai.p.<i ~ the C)bJNBIA
\ rsiHsix. ARE r-q,-ss.'d to M Az. ra,as-
dl,'s pAy'neaI Is the III u's. tns CASH SYS.
pi;i wali be r,gi1ly enforced
'nay ! JJttAy T. SEL3Y.
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BARTERi RARTEkl

I'VE highe~t pr.u~ wall he paid in CASM or
4. ne BACON. for dry cow or CALF
HfOks, at the Shades. located hstw. the new
S tate Hon.e and tn. Washington Uo,@l. Nv,
may fZs TURNER'S NSKENNA
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HGH0soNss FSTAssNSe.
By A. q Phillips. Il.
THIS (Monday) MORNING.. sab met. ae 10
o'closk. will sell, a~io,aisg the Raties
House OPT osits Dr.. G~ix+r's ofies.
Sa.dry articles Oi h.ad,cns FURNITURE
Mahogany Hair Seat Chars.
=" - ''R"ek,a - Chaire
lpair Mshsgaly T.,s s.1e,.s
HiG~boatd marble. .tsp
'' Fr-hsA KsusAsaa
/ Cottage Reds.rad.
Bureau, dc.
AIGe,
spTiag wsgoa. su..nbls for Z ov 2 hors.s.
N. TN united articles ressiv ed OH n IN
inx Of the sails. nav -
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h2" Notice..
T>WlLL hs tun II l.. she south u.rsiiaa Col.
q issr buildings. I" she L.hrary. from ~ ..
m. 70 "" t.AEs d. rRADEWELL.
May 4
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23
ANN al DALE,
MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI,
(posr orYICx-NADIsoN STATION.

yUypE first annual session of this school viii con-
mepce on the 10th Of Sept, 1865. There VIII
be two Departments, the Primary and Tile Cole
giste. n.
Applicants will he admitted into the Primary De ne
partRent without examination, At any age. Al
mission into any Of tine classes OF the ColsgHte
Departnen t or promotion from one I" another wiz
be granted to such. only DE- sustain an eSamiha'I'
on the studies which precede 1t. Those VINO com
plete the whole course satisfactorily VIII receive AZ
It's close. diploma. ...
For the government Of the young ladies', but ohs
rule will be established, viz that they shal ~
ali times conduct themselves becomes the daIgh'
tiers OF gentlemen and the enforcement o. ,hls res
uation will be the special DUTY OF Mrs TOMBSTONE
Visitors to the pupils mast present letters OF ~
trOductiOn from parents guardians to tine fflhei'
pal No visits should be made on Sunday, or our
ing school hours.
Each pupil is requested to farnish her own FORK
spoon towels and napkins. and to have these ~
also her clothing marked with her name IN mi.
| Daily instruction in plain sewing will be anOrdeo
such as desire it, without extra charge. =,
| Parents who prefer their children shouiu ho'
study our religious textbooks, are requested % no
tify the principal, and they will have their wishes
respected. ,,..,..-u
81 comfortable hack will run on Mondays
WEDNESDAYS and Fridays, between Madison station
on the \. o.. J. K G. N. r. r. ard Annandale' si'
miles distant, connecting with the trains Ihe pos
Office address is Madison Staten, Madison county
Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23
4attrg.
TIE CHILD AT PRAYER.

Twas a summers evs-ths rosy light
Had faded from the sky,
And stars came twiDkling, pure and bright,
Through the blue arch on high;
The western breexes softly stole,
To kiss the sleeping flower,
And paturs wore her sweetest smile,
To bless the twilight hour.
Their. sat within a cnrtsined room
A mother young and fair
What voice comes softly through the gloom
,Tis ebildhood's voice In prayer;
a cherub is kneeling now
Beside that mothers knee
She who had taught him when to bsw
Before the Deity.
A father on the distant deep,
A sister slumb ring near,
A babe upon his mothers breast,
And that kind mother dear;
For every living thing he loves,
His prayers ascend to heaven,
Aud for himself he humbly..asks
Each sin may be forgiven.
And oft in after years, when grief
Shall bow his spirits down,
And the cold, bitter, heartless world
Shall meet him with frown;
Or when allured from virtues path,
He treads dangerous way,
Oh!Ae will turn to this blest hour,
When first he knelt to pray,
And the kind hand which thea was laid
Upon his silken hair
Aud the soft voice which taught him hrst
His simple words Of prayer,
VIII come again with thrilling power
To still his pulses wild,
And lure him back in that dark hosr
"A sinleSs AS child.
The prayer is Ger, the last fond kiss
BY that kind mother given
But rises not from scenes like this
Thr childish prayer to hesveuf
1t does, it does an angels wing
Has borne its tone with Joy,
Aud ,he sweet blessing which it sought
Comes on the sleeping boy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
situatsd one Mile from the Court House,
CANTON. Miss.

u "A N l. ~ ~ AVA = -
TIHE undersigned have this day formed =
copartnership under the style Of T.. ).
DRANE d CO., for the purpose OF carrying
on the Nursery business in all ITS branches
II ia the intention of the propr1etors TO
proragate in the Fruit Department, choice
varieties only, and such as are well adapted TO
the soil and climate of the South, riPening IN
succession over the fruit season. Consequent,
", purchasers will be positively protected
against disappointment.
Every new variety Of fine fruit shall be
added to our catalogue, as soon as tested ana
proved to be suited to the climate.
All trees and plants will be carefully labeled
and packed in the best manner for any
mart of the South, for which moderate
charge will be made; and no charge will he
msde for delivery Of packages at the rail-
roads. 49,,
II is requested that explicit directions be
given for marking and shipping packages
but in all cases. phen shipment T" maze ine az
fieies are at The risk Of the puTehaseT.
All orders from unknown correspondents
must he accom- panied with 3 remittance, DRAFT
or satisfactory reference
| Our customers are requested 10 notify VI
Immediately Of any error that may be commit
ted in filling their orders, in order that VI
NAV at once make amends.
Catalogues will be forwarded to all who ap
ply. post paid. and snelOse stamp TO PrePa!
Sent, I1ls65. ly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23
PACKET WHARFBoAT,
AT THE FOOT OF CHINA ST.,
TICKSBURG. MISS,

II WILL receive Cot,oa at all times from the
Il Merchants on :he Wharfboai; will receive and
forward all freight gong up Ys1oo river. AMI Ill
freight coming out 81 YaLoo, and ship to any point
FREE OF CHARGE.
Will receive orders for freight from New Orleans.
TO be sent per steamer iitnsD or Magenta either
from persons Of VicksbuIg or Yaz0O river, and vii
guarantee prompt attention TO the same.
We offer the facilities Of our large and cnmmodi-
ons wharIboat 10 Tire Merchants and shippers u
Vicks.urp and YAzoo river, and beg liberal share
Of patronage for our line.
d. LAMKIE, Of Yaxco City,
Agents for Steamers General QJiiman
| Dec. I, 65-3m. aud Magenta.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23

A Diploma from this College is passport in all
Commercial communities. =,
All former students are invited TO review their
stulies free OF charge. =,
The Sunth must now educate her SONS prhctcally
If sbe would develop her vast resources Of wealth,
Zil. -.
We have ample arrangements for 500 studenA
during The current year.
Parsons can make liberal conditions for their
sons II they apply soon. Those from he country
can board with the Professor II the College, or
good families. speaking English, French. spanish
or German, at moderate rates.
A business education, that enables one U earn
$1,000 or $4,000 annually 10 the best fortune parents
can give their Sons. As the College has been IN
successful operation for more than quarter 81
century, and the practical plan here pursued re-
ceiyed the unanimous concentrations oil the press
and business community, and as several thousands
Of its former students now in business in THIS
city and over the country. it Is useless TO go into
an extended explanation OF the plan and merits III
the Institution.
N B. Not one Of the several thousands OF the
former students Of this College is now out OF bus-
ness so far known, yet not one in Thousand Of
| those who have been sent TO Europe or the NORM
Is qualified for any business when he returns home,
after having expended thousands Of dollars. -
The city IL now healthy. Persons from 10 TO
go years Of age attend such branches as they may
wish. BY having q special Professor for each
branch three fourths OF the students time Is saved
| Students intended for this College should bring
this circular or special directions every winter
| there are temporary establishments opened
Young students sho:ld put their funds in the hands
of their merchant, or the President n the College
Citizens and strangers are invited TO call. College
RUFUS DoLBEAR,
| Nov. Is. President.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23
Course Of Obstruction.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.


Spelling Reading, Writing, Mental Arlthmetc'
El.meuIsTy Arithmetic, Elementary Geognphy;
Parley's Universal History, Royces Historical
Sketches, Child's Book Of Natuis, CntechiAm, oa-
cled Music.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Spelling Reading, Writing, Davies Arithmetic'
Smith's English Grammar Mitchells Geography
American History Exercises in Composition, l.atln
Grrnrlar. Natural philosophy commeheeu' Mp
Double Witness. Ua:.chism, Sacred Music
MIDDLE Glass.
Smelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. Algebra,
Geometry, Geography Fowler 5 English Grammar,
EnoIish History Ancient History. Exercises IN
Comuosition Karnes' Elements Of Critic ism, B"ta'
nv. Anthology, Caesar, Virgil, Greek 6rammar'
Thsophilus Americans. sacred Music
SENIOR CLASS.
E,ecution, Fowler's English Grammar, Rhetoric
o,;c Horai Pbilosopby, Mental Philosophy, Geom
etry. TIigonometry, Geology, Chemistry, Astroso'
nv, General History, History of Eng land, Ltera-
tire. Exercises in Composition Theophilus Amerl-
canus, Sacred Music.
OPTIONAL COURSE
Drawing and Painting. Vocal and Instrumental
Music, and Modean Languages.
TIE U N
(pAYARLR HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCED
Tuition in the Primary Department Cper HnnHm ~ NJ ~
Collegiate Department --------- lo -
IN Modern Language eaeh ..-.----- ~ "
In Music, Vocal OF lnstrunenial'------ ~ ~ ~
In Drawing Painting, ~ ~
Boarding, per MONTH -----------------'- " y
incidental tax per mouth :-------.,- y
The Rector v in correspondence Win aeveral o
the ,aet accomplished educators OF the country ant
iii IN due time be atle 70 announce the Faculty.
Application should be made 10 the nnderslgneo
, 0' W = - sBo. c. HARRIS,
seYt. Il, 1855. Il Rrercr'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23

HAPPY RELIRT.-The secretary OF war has
received the resignation of Gen. B. ?. Butler I;
the resignation to date from Nov. 30th, 1868.
ALAS poor Yorick"-Grsnt'sr report did the
business. Sound the he-gong-strike the
be-song-the hero Of Fort Fisher is again q
private Washington Uaion, 9th.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23

HT- The Memphis Bulletin, commenting
upon the action of the Mississippi legislature,
touching the rights of freem.u, says:
The Mississippi Legislature, like that Of
Tennessee, has only succeeded in protraet-
ing indefinitely the e1istencs of the freed
mems bureau aud of negro gsrrisons.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23

GEx. JuBAL A. EARLY.-AdVices from
Nassau, y. Y. announces the presence
nf Lieu,pnapt General Jubsl A. Early
10 ma page. ~hert be is residing for the
present, and is engaged 10 writing 9 his
tory Of bis campaigns.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23
ZINE CHANGES ALL THLEGS."

Sweet budding spring throws lovingly over
the gray old rock the graceful, clinging vine.
D4intly shs acatters many beautifully tisted
flowers, covers the earths uneven surface
with verdant grass, but not loHg does her
soft, fresh beauty finger with u.s. Ere we can
sufficiently admire, the land:caPo changes,
the wsiling winds chant a requiem ever its
departed loneliness, "hesped in the hollows
Of the grove the withered leaves lie dead"
THE sunny smiles bounding footsteps and
unclouded brow Of gladstone childhood re
succeeded by the cares of manhood, the
burrows and trembling steps of old age.
The golden clouds at sunset herald the
semhre shades Of night and summers sunni
est skies become overcast. Her smilei
change TO tears.
Bright and beautiful are the dreams o.
laughing, blushing girlhood, but, like thu
sparkling dew drops, they remain not long
and ere life's MONDAY is reached, are gons
forever. With unwearied Skill while bright
winged phAntoms lure US on, We build CASTLE
IN tue nlr, TeArlOg Prouu' i"it SHoO'"e'T -"
mindful that around US on all sides ar
s,towu the wrecks of other visions once q
bright as ours.
One by one the flowers Of Ffe's sweet gar
den fade slowly-one by one the links o
friendships chain are removed. Blessed b.
God who has taught us that the tomb 10 tb
garden Of immortal flowers. The chain will
be complete in Heaven. "PlaAting forget
me-not in the place Of the weeping willow
we will write here sleeps, not dead"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23

~ The Florida papers are elamsrcus for
the liberation of Mr.. Ysle from Fort Pulaski,
a, his presence is very essential to the rapid
development of internal improvements and
other important interests.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23

VeaCbere course IN PenmanshIp. IUO w
A IipR TICKET in all the Departments. 6oo W
Nh. A student having paid for eaurse in any
branch Az above s EMIT ed to ." Life Ticket N
that Department. He can attend such branches as
he may desire.
For any Language, per month. .......... szo w
Stationery for Commercial course. ~
NJ - " " 5 90
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23

e9- When Sir Walter Scott was urged not
to prop the falling credit of an aequaints nee,
he replied: The man Was ny friend when
friends we're few, and will be his, now that
his enemies are many"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23
UNDERTAKING.

TTyHE undersigned wosd respectfully inform the
citizens Of Canton and Of Madison county gen,
orally. that he has now on hand inli supply %
Metallic Burial Cases and Casksts, also wood Cof-
fms made TO order.
All orders promptly attended to either By day
or night. -,,
Always TO be found OF his shop or residence:
Terms Cash. j. f'TlOhb,I
Oct. 10, 1865. ~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23

h1y- Punch's caution to the ladies-a silk
dress should never be satin.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23
|Galtpll Aabtrtistn' is.
N Z W ST 0 r E.

NEW STORE.
WYE WOULD respectfully inform the citi-
w xens of Canton and the surrounding
country, that we arc now resolving new
stock Of goods lately purchased in New York
for CASH. which We are Offering for sale a.
the Store, known as the Henderson Corner,
North. East corner Of tbs Public Square.
Our stock consists Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HATS, Boots.
sHoHs, HARDWARE.
cHocKnRT. nAaars'
KnRosIKE OIL
RIES, &C.,
which We will sell at the lowest prices.
Call and examine and We will endeavor to
CON vince one and all that IL will be for their
interest to call 4 second time.
STEBBlNS, FLEMINd W.
Sept l6, 1865. sn'
Copartnership.
". n. c. SoNns. rErER BROWN. r. =. SoosAh
---------
w M. @. JONES having taken On inter
eat in our house, ths business will BE- eontin'
ued, at the old stand, under the firm name Of
BROWN, NooNAN d Co.
WE are now receiving and will continue to
receive, large sssortmsnts Of
To which We invite the attention Of our friend'
and the public, before purchasing elsewhere
BROWN d NOONAN.
BROWN, NOoNAN 4 Co., will sxehang
GOODS for COTTON, or pay the hishes
market prices, in CASH, for the same.
July 1885. IL
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23

A complete assortment Of oUEENSWARE
n and GLASSWARE, Just received ssd
70, sals BY T. J. RICHARDS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-23
DoLREAR COM M Z r ciAI
col LIE CT

Corner of Camp and Common Streets,
entrance on both streets)
In .he Spacious and Elegant STORY Buildings"
rs CONSTANTLY in session under able Profess
ors' II was founded in l332-has charter from
The State as permanent Institution. under the a.
rection of a Board Of Trustees appointed by the
Legislature, and is authorized to confer Degrees,
Diplomas, &c. II was not SUSPENDED aurrns 'ns
war.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-30
dbe Gbibooaux Gertinel.

INrEREsTINa-Wsex extract the following
from the IN. O. Southern Star" Of the
% inst: # Fa
We are exceedingly gratiied to learn,
by an interview with our friend Tobias
Gibson, Esq, of Terrebonne, that both
Gov. Wells and Major Gen. Candy have
given the most positive assurances that
the levees on the Mississippi River shall
be made good. This will be gratifying news,
indeed, to the distressed and worthy citis-
ems Of the section Of the State now and
heretofore subject to the ruinous effects
Of the floods from the Mississippi. H
Most likely our Police Jury viii soon
offer like security concerning the levees
Of LaSourche. Then our planters, without
apprehension of another food, can 60 to !,
work with renewed energy and restore the
former prosperity Of the parish.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-30
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE PARISH
RATES or ADVERTISING,

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For each square of ten lines or less, the first
Insertion, 81 so. Second insertion, IS cts per
quare. For subsequent insertions, per squar e,
cents.
For professional and business cards, includ-
lg paper, not exceeding 8 lines, for II months
10.
Advertisements published at irregular inter
ais, So per seuare for each insertion.
Aliberal discount maHe 10 yearly advertisers
Announcing candidates. for Office, $40, to be
aid for IN ADVANCE. ,4
Advertisements not marked on the copy for
specified time will be inserted ill forbid, and
ayment exacted.
Persons sending communications to this pa
yer must always furnish their real names to
he Editors. We will not save or return reject
d manuscripts:
Allrsions personally disparaging to any one
will never be inserted except as advertisements
ZOE thea, If peculiarly Objectionable.