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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-09

RENoyAL.-Onr friend Scatter has again changed
his base. He Is now In the front room OF the Odd
Fellows Hall. second floor. fitted up for his especial
occupation, more convenient to business than his
former location, Immediately over two first class
dry goods stores and directly under a first class
printing ofice! A good neighborhood, certainly
Scatter has on hand, and always keeps, a well sc.
lected assortment Of clsths. cassimeres and vest.
ings. which he is prepared to make up for custom
fashionable style. Call at his emporium and let
him g rehabilitate your dilapidated personal sp.
~ arance.
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Administrators Sale.

DY an order from the Honorable Probate Court
ID of Madison Comfy. Miss. I will sell to the high.
r,t bidder on the premises Of the late l Il Bass, ut
Madison Station, on Wednesday, the
Goth dry Of November, 1865,
All the personal property, consisting in part of the
following: 10. 100 bushels Of Corn. 90. 900 p"und,
OF Fodder. Peas. Potatoes. Pork and Stock Hogs.
Cows aud Calves, Dry Cattle. Sheep, &C.. Farming
implements Of all kinds. Wagons. &c. &C..
At the same time ! will rent the plantation for
the year lsiG. The Quarters. Blacksmith Shop.
Tin and Mill are included, but not the residence.
1erms-Cash.
W. N. C. JONES, Admir-.
r.-Iu s,L torr
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-09

A MODEL Sr0RE.-If you wish to see . mod
store. where everything is arranged in the most
tasteful style, in real apple pie ORDER, and NEE,
with model merchants, and BE- waited on by mode
clerks, just call in at Ford & Otto's. Tsere you
will find a Large, rich aud varied assortment ot
goods, of every kind, with which you cainut tail IL
I've pleased. aud some Of which you cannot resist
buying. If you want to :" get your money back, u
Ford & Otto's is the place, aud Daniel OttJ is the
man who can demonstrate it to you to a mathemat.
ical fraction.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-09

CITATION NOTICE.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison COunty.(

hAIE > i VT mASoACoAH
Madison C0unty.(
The State of Mississippi:
To A. II. Smith. guardian to Sarah Collins
a minor. and all other persons interested ia the
lands, fenements and he1editGmenfs Of StaTkey
Collins, deeeGsed
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear be.
Il fore the Probate Court If Madison cOun.
.ty, at the Court house thereof, on the
lsh day Of November nrrt,
in the November term Of said Court, then and
there 10 answer the petition Of Samuel Milton,
Executor Of the last will aud Testament Of said
decedent. for sale II he lands. and
heirditaments Of said decedent, for the pay
ment Of his debts. his personal estate being
represented as insufficient. and to show cause.
il any you can, why 20 much Of the said lands,
teneInents and Embellishments should not be
sold to pay the residue Of the debts Of said
decedent.
WITNESS the Honorable William
s. Bailey, Judge Of the Probate
LIS. Court Of Madison County. the
second Monday in October A. D..
1865, and seal Of said court.
Issued the 18th Of October. AID. 1865.
E. d. WARD, Ol TX,
oct. 10, 1865. eT-4w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-09

"SOAs PUMPKINS. We are indebted 10 our
Friend, Mr.. Ephraim Wallace, for a couple Of very
large, fine pumpkins. Having undergone the prop
er culinary process, we find them very palatable
and in the present scarcity Of richer vegetables.
they fill an aching void the gardens do not supply.
We always knew our friend Ephraim vas . some
pumpkins - but never had u PRACTICAL illustration
of the fact until now. Many thanks.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-09
Sherif's Sale

JEFFERSON LOVE-, Admir-, &C.,
VS. FL. IA.
Estate LAWSON F. HENDERSON.
DY virtue of the above stated writ, to me
ID directed, from the Honorable Probate
Court of Madison county, / will cell at pub
lie Auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
before the Court House door, 10 the town of
Canton, on the first Monday of December,
1865, it being the 4th day of said month,
the following described property, to, wit
Lots l and 2, square Nc. !, and residence
IN the town of Canton, S Sec. II;
N + S Sec. IS; f Sec. 10; Seven acres
off S W corner of N f |, and | acre off S E
corner of N W / and s less 20 acres out of
N + corner, Sec. 80, all in Township 8, Range
| West. 20 acres of end Of W N E and
Ell N W /, less 70 acres out Of s end, and W !
of wa Sec. 81. Township 8. Range l West.
N W and s ! Sec. 25. T. 8, RS West. Ell
Of e Sec. &c. T. 8. R. 2 West. N E and
/, lying E of diagonal line. and W..
s z | and N of E S !. Sec. IS. T 3. r
West N and W s E /, Sec. Sc, TS, R 2
West, estimated at $3.50 acres. more or less.
Levied on as the property Of the Estate Of
Lawson F.. Henderson and will be sold TO sat.
tisfy the above stated case and all cost.
sale to take place within the hours prescribed by
uw. JN0. I. SEMMtS, Shelf.
Oct 80. 1866. I'm
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

II ETTERS Of administration on the estate OF
IL W. J. Hueston deceased. having been grant
ed to D. A. Long by the Probate Court Of Mad
ison county, Mississippi, at the October term, A. d.
1855. thereof
Notice is therefore hereby given to al persons
having claims against said estate to have them
probated and registered within the time prescribed
BY Law. or they will be forever barred.
B. LONG, Admir-.
October Is. 1865. eS-6w.
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TAI N.
STATE OF MISSISSiPPI, !
Rf.l r-.s. 4

W
To John +. Ford, Administrator Of Washington
Ford dtcsa"d and ahethos int. ssf.d ins aid Sstats.
NOU are hereby cited TO I've and personally ap.
pear before the Judge Of the Probate Court Of
.a,d County at the Courthouse thereof. in the City
II CaHt0n, IN he
III day Of Dscembe, merit.
in the Dvcemha r term 81 said Cont. then and there
Ia answr tn petit IN Of NJ m,z, Groves. late widow
Of Washing III Ford. drcess.d. aud her husband
| c Graves for appointment of Commissioner to
ct apart to the said Maniza Groves her distribution
hare of the personal estate al said d.crdent and
how cinSt If any ynn can. why the prayer Of said
,%,etitiru should not le granted.
~ Witness the Hon VI NJ Cooper. Judge OF
the Probate Court Of Mad son coma
l.. s. ty. the tr-t day of November. A. D.
1866, aud the seal Of said court,
+ D WARD, Clerk.
November 5!h. 4w.
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EscuLEsTs.-O Our friend Mr.. Asa Coleman has
laid us under obligations for a present of very fine
potatoes-large yams, as good as they grow in these
I diggings;' also for some kershaws of like quality.
All very acceptable and thankfully received. May
our friend Coleman's "patch' be always extensive
his potatoes large, and many in the hill.
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4tgd Nattts.
Sherif's Sale.

Mary g Herndon, Guardian, &C.,
w Fl, IA,
Estate Lawson + Henderson.
DY virtue of the above stated writ to me direct
ID ed from the Honorable Probate Court Of Mad.
ison county. l will sell at Public Auction. to the
highest bidder for cash. before the Court house door
in the town of Canton. on the first Monday OF De-
cember, 1865. II being the 4rh day Of said month
the following property to-wit Lets ! and 2, square
No J and residence in Canton. W S Section
10. N E and S ! Section ls, f ! Section 10. seven
acres off s W corner Of N Z aud one acre of s +
corner of N W I and S ! less 20 acres out Of N E
corner. Sec. 80, all in Township 8. Range ! West.
% ac,e s of N end Of W N E aud f ! N W 4.
less % acre" ou, Of $ S end, Y Of W Section S q,
rs. re- West. Etof y ! Sec. %: rs r. West.
N E and = N {, lying f of diagonal line. and
s f 1 and N ! OF Z s W l. Sec. as g. R
and VASE 1. Sec. IS, &. RI w. esti-
mated at $3.50 acres, moe or less, levied on az the
property Of estate Lawson F. Henderson,. and will
be sold to satisfy the above stated case and all cost.
Sale to take place within the hours prescribed by
law.
J.. T. SEMMES,
Sheriff OF Madison County.
October 20, '65. I'm.
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THE WEATHER has been cold. bracing and beau.
tiful for the past few days. We have had severai
heavy irosts recently but as they are of such com
mon occurrence IT this season of the year, We took
no note OF the - first black frcst.'
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POSTAL

Which ALL should understand and observe
who would avoid vexatious errors,
delays and losses.
Al drop letters must be prepaid by postage stamps.
Al letters to places within the United States must be
prepaid by postage tamps,-texcep those lawfully
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Al unpaid domestic letters, including drop letters, and
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Department as dead letters.
f1@Prepay all letters with postage stamps, or stamp
ed envelopes. Nothing else will answer. Internal rey.
enue stamps will not pay postage.
Full prepayment BY postage stamps. or wrappers, Is re.
quired on all transient printed matter.
BY inserting the county in which the office Is located,
as wen as the name Of the office and state, upon all let.
tiers, many errors might be detected. and mistakes N
mailing avoided or corrected.
Postage Rates,
Which must be prepaid BY postage stamps, or stamped
envelopes, IN all cases, as nothing else will pay
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Drop letters, for delivery only. ........... 2 cts.
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Transient Matter.
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Over 3 and not exceeding 6 TO one address, 4 cts.
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In weight, not exceeding 1 OF. to one " cts.
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Horticultural.

AT a meeting for the purpose Of organ.
iziug q Horticultural Society for lhil
county. held in the CourI. house on Mon
day, Oct. 30lb, 1865,
W. H. Csssell being called 10 the
chair and X. II. Gould appointed secre'
tsry,
The Chair appointed the following gen,
,l,meu to draft Q constitution and bv
laws for the regulation Of the Society,
and to report at The nex meeting. 10 be
held on Saturday. Nov. n, 1865:
Rev. 7. J. Drsne, Jno. Handy, ESQ,
r H. Gould and E X. Manhard.
Quite q plumber Of specimens Of apples
we're exhibited, some very fine. Among
the varieties were Nieknjack. Shockley.
Maugum. White Crab. Buff. Meigs. Pry-
or, Red, Yellow Bellhower. Winter
prarmain, and several varieties Of good
looking and well favored apples. well
adapted to our soil and climate. After
discussing their several merits. the Socie.
~ adjourned to meet as above mentioned.
An lovers Of the garden and orchard are
invited to attend at its next meeting.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-09

IN There is to Le speaking to the negroes here
oh saturday next by some Northern man connected
with sOIne bureau - Let the white as we'll us the
black man come out to hear him.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-09

a. We ask a~.trniion to the card Of Messrs
Clements 4 Irrut, General Advertising AID Col
I,eting Agents, to be found in another column.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

II ErTERS q administratioa On The estate 81
IL Samuel w. Mc0saehey. DECEASED. having been
granted 70 Sally d. hcGangbey BY The ffohste
Court Of Madison county. Mississippi, 81 The Al
gust term, A. d. 1855. thereof
Notice i therefore hereby given 70 al persons
having claims against said estate 70 havs then pro
bated and Registered within the time prescribed By
law, o. they will b forever barred.
SALLY D. ne0AUGHBf, Adn'E.
Sept 1slsss. sssw.
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THAsKs.-To Chandler. Of the News Express on
the New Orleans and Jackson Railroad. for news.
paper favors.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-09

PAISTING.-Ne a>k attention to the card Of Mr..
i. !ngue, Offering his services to the public' II, II
house aud sign painter.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-09

BoARDISG.-Mrs. Reeves is prepared to &C.
,eommodate day bOarders. Terms to suit the
times. If.
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~ST0LEN-s20 REwRAD.

0h Tuesday night, August Is, q fne dark
" mare Mule, about la hands high, ave
year. old last spring.
Any one returning this Mule, or giving in.
formation which will lead to her recovery,
vin fseeivs the shove reward.
Dr.. ". N. fowler.
xo,,nA.,. Canton. Mississippi
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-09

Georgia CoSvExTIos.-A dispatch TO th'
Mobile Advertiser, dated Milledgeville, Oct
IS, says:
In the afternoon session, an ordinance de-
cl,rinc the war debt void, was referred u
the proper committee.
Two articles Of the new Constitution wer'
,rpor,ed. aud the fret article was adopted
The ,wentieIh section Of the same sbOlishe'
,l.v.rr. with the ~provIso that aequieseeae,
in emancipation is no est"PPsl to future
claims for compensation.
There Is a strong feeling In the Conventiou
against repudiatisn.
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MALE m

HAVING opened a classical and English
IL School at the brick academy, I would
state to this community whose patron.
age ! solicit, ! am a Southern graduate; have
had seven years experience in teaching aud
have satisfactory recommendations.
S. T. Rw1NG.
Oct. 10, 1895. N
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-09

One huLnred and 6hy studeuh from
tbs SOuth recently entered The University
Of Hsrylsnd.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-09

"a We art glad To learn that a militia compan,
is in process Of formation in this place.
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Canton Seurt-d0Ieeklp
DT D M /.
THURSDAY MORNING. >. i. NOV. 0, IS.

~ Stamping, Fluting and Drees Making. done
at n. J. Yancey's Millinery Store, next door to
lSteel's old stand. St
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S00 LIB. SHOCKING TOBACCO. jus,
WV ssusivsd and foF sale By
T.J, RIcHARDa
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Terms invariably in aavsneA Addres
VIZ. n. q. KING AC0-,
Ftspds,eB y o. EnN, WexupG
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Which ALL should understand and observe
who would avoid vexatious errors,
delays and losses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12
&sMihch esteGs2
G2(2l::}3sIllS

Haveproved their extraord binary curative power
IN PULMONARY AND NERVOUS DISEASES, during pc.
!iod Vt seven years, both in the hands OF the Ned.
ical Profession and the People, No remedy has
ever called forth such unqualified testimonials .,
Its efficacy as this The following extracts Civ.
EN- from letter dated
''AnnERsBrRG, c. w.. Feb. 9, 1865.
The Hvpophosphites have become 20 firmly
established in my estimation, through years or
severe testing, rs an IxTALlIsLE REMEDY iii 10 "a
wing much, know ToR CONSUMPTION even in a.
most hopeless cases, that do not he ii ale TO q.
sert that ALL eases of genkiae Consumption ARR
NCuxABLE WITHOUT II.
M A. RICE, NJ D."
iRicEs-ln OF and II. or bottles, q and ~
each Sold BY ally respectable Drsggists, and At
the sole general depot, Wholesale and retail By
}. WlNCHESTER4 co. 81 John al. n. Y.
,. Frank Harris. Ag't. 80 Brady st.
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DR.. BIGBLO wv,
Con 1adential Physician!

(tsTmeriy a 81 Lculs, 0iAeOufi,l
ne 10 ath Clark street. Ghaeaeo.
rTNHE ONLY REGULARLY EDUCATED AMI
= legally qualified Ply stefan In Chicago wh<
makes the treatment Of Private Complaints
| speciality. Ills Office has been established ex
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medical aid, without the usA Of mnreufy of NOT
iOus drugs Dr. b. has for mspy years. devoted
his whole after lton 70 the Treatment OF private
complaints in their varied and complicated FORMS
His success in the treatment Of those long atand-
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to the public ~ worthy Of the extensive patron-
age which he has eceived In professional eS
perience in hospital aud private practice extend.
ing through many ears in TINS and other depart
ments Of medical SCI ence he il the diseovcrer Of
the only safe, speedy and reliable remedies 70,
these viruent, secret aud chronic diseases, and
has letters Of recomIn endation from the most
distinguished and experienced Surgeons asd
thyscIans Of this country, - testimonials Of hls
superior skill and profound Judgment Ii tie
treatment cf diseases Of = private nature.
The univer sal and untaiiing success IN the
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doubt that permanent cure for the worst cases
in any form, I'll mercurai affections. diseases q
the skin, kidneys and bladder. impotency, sper-
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Intelligence. skill and exDerteDce can be relied on
icung men especially VINO have become VIC
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call with full confidence an" perfect cure.
Females suffering from irregular ties attendant
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he thinks II IL his duty to advise the unfortn.
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Tor Tue past ~ ycAAo ~. " .
has mair the treatment Of private diseases his
business and study. which has enabled him to
perfect remedies which are speedy aud perina-
nent, and in all cases can be used without hinder
anceto business or exposure 10 irienus
Particular attention given to old standing cas-
e. such n were considered incurAble. Syphilis
in all forms Gonorrhpa, elect, Structures,
Also, the effects Of solitary habits. both ruinous
20 body and mind, aud which produce some OF he
following effects: Blotchcs, Bodily Weakness,
Consultation. Aversion and Une ssiness in Fee
male Society, Unmanliuess. Dread Of Future
Events finally = complete prostration OF the vi
tai powers, loss Of memory, ringing In tue ears,
impotencv can be fully restored to health. DIR.
W. il the publisher Of new medical work which
should be in the hands OF all those contemplating
marriage. Sent to all on receipt of 10 cents to
prepay postage. Please call . friendly chat
will cost you nothing.
The subject Of Rupture. or Hernia. has long
since attracted the attention Of the medical fac
ulty OF both Europe aud America. II being one of
the most distressing complaints which man is
subject to be afflicted with. U atl late years tho
cure Of Rupture or Hernia has been considered
quite improbable II not impossible While trav
eiling through Europe in 1850, and visit ny diff
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gave special attention to the subject Of Rupture
Hernia in tier varied and complicated forms,
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for every patient TO visit DIR. WIS office. They
need not remain in the city more than one day,
end NO pain OF suffering attends any treatment
Of his All letters With stamp answered.
Dr. Whittier refers the public to the following
physicians : DIR Detlor, Milwaukee, Wis; DIR Pea
BODY aud DR kermott Detroit; nr Price, Grapd
Rapids. Mich; Or Bowen aud d. Harrison, ST.
Louis; DR. Webster. DIR Gaines, DIR J. Bailey, DR.
Jus. Thorn. Chicago DR. Hendefshott, Toledo,
o.: Dr Davis. Cincinnati DIR Beatty. St. Paul,
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