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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-16
~ 1865.
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Stem Sort II. Baltimore Srdn8pprtatitns .2inte.
SnIdnS.g3cute.
Hrdtex@SefapeatexuS ELLA are
utDeIRn are II. farttsu SaReI.
Die Boot. bttfsr stnis ssEsn tasIia ssn 9l5Htfr, gsAsrfts
I'm , ntr NahntttaeS as.
. 8ru6ti.her art ptri srsfdIttsbtGaabslt aas Y~tprsttrs
pettrt. ~
Die Si&trbtitnnb Itsslmdsist,it tttfrr etnte smpFtbIt
bttItlbt ale eth runi&eusrerttes Ntttel sur SefsretrurS
bon 5anbtlSenttrn. f#FrE.
Die Trttft FuS ~ ntterte Sit BITE Ste.Yrtttt, raprtHe
bttr bs gtrkrbet ittt St,. NiFts III btfar@ttn bateu.
0uter, BE nR6 itnftitS EeH Cart ettfx Sstrstr phat St'
rt&usne Spn 9emuitfrns- Yetu %bffirstrtg -h.
8. A~IeTknler SSrtset, agent,
- f3e # Re. 81 trbtnr. Rberfte.
EIfFI u nj. BGIteIi Astnt.
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-It#-.- -.'+f -.f-+ 80 q
an unb na6 WsntaS, az. arriI, nerbsH t60liH sSnse
mad gBb.lius uub garierstur1 HnS sia 1uS nae tss6e'
rid abseten, mie frl9t: .,.-ft ..-a1
Csff,Ga tSoIi9 Ssuntass a~xsgeucHu'tn1 Ncrg. eeo
Gypreslus tGgli8 Abenbs 0.4S
Felbe 4itae p~erbinben ft am Cktohus MI GAen Rlat
,r pgnlit. norbueitIi& unb iibrefIt&. e
Der Barriers Ierrs uaD Greberit AcceHteeAttcuss5us
weaIib. perlGst Baltimcre nm 4 tbr Ed&mittacS. Oef'
lid serlSst bisisr 3us Sarpees 6err9 nm 9 nPr Saorssns
uub ssrsper;d nm Z ubr, tGsli& lausSensmMen O%suntass)
Der qua mad gnicotts 9tint 1ekt ssH SaliStsTs
Utoro,us mn $40 unb . 40, unS Sea&n. Lac unS A.Ss
anS ppa GuicottS YiiGs siCrSsnS 7.4O HHS lice, lHS
Na6ns. 4. 40 HRb S.4a. o,.- ~nnr# re.Atr,., l
ri .te ..,, Nd9 8aibinstOn. tr5.la sf.Z
Fl atsaxs ssx Baltimore mao DaitiuStoH RorSsEs &se
ZOO. $50 unb go, uus sta&mittaSs $40 HnS zoe.
Spnntoas 1Pcrsens 4.S0 II. $50, Satu. $50 {. SOC.
abaana bon NaiSiuStpu 9tcrSens G.l6, a.1S u.ll.l5
uro g{sdm. 400, k.30 unA $40. Sonntass nus Stpr'
sens els, SIS u. Ills Hnb siGGW. 500. RuTleT ate
nab ST. aug BON Paltimorc unb Der 2te HnS &te SHS BOZ
s1aSbiuaton kalten an allen StatisueH. 4t.- ..
Der Z uno g.. so ItcrSensSuI Anl $50 nHl s-nqr
No6mittaeslus BON Baltimore unb Der s.15 nuo S.l5
Dlorseniu9 nno , unb $50 AaGuittn9StnI Bon Hatt'
troton S~erbiuDcn flo nit BEN AunaSoIiSs3u1e ~
B.aen xdSerx Ausiunft nnb Silcte ieser art 1eHSs
nan 10 an 3. 3. Guslanb, a9eut IN Der esnsen Sta
ten pber an bic Gidet Offce.
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Kcsferef Ssit!
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tpmrt, ia aus bed rttnftr arenat tn Yer6tnnGn9 Att pt'
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TtrttSt uut Bot pa saaeibt In aqen .ante&tan6tr per Reot:
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q Dtltt&loht eIt o. ,-..e -. ~ H3
.Das 5aassetrsai EHierer 3ftt- aids
setra@tet.
arutbt- fpntt .Bitteri. etne ~Ufr.bppne Autuf ae9 Frsfts %
Sena etumaI ssfcIct, Biz Sauftr nttt e5nt eate!et ittn ptl'
Ian. yfiHt pEe anrere Ipsen EEnte 4ttters bdnet o1tilos SAs
ben ser5buIiatx s9EGen- ptsseaGItettr BlSiden une aats
~tartrtntex gtiaustttn ab, anS sa Is Sa tepr rtrtessntt
SrSone Idnaa srn Oo.fpren e~EetforRt nrtftn fra, - zoe
BET e rtbtf BEN GttnFtr, npe rtss Grste. Der % erDt7esi'
ais Grini- DttterS fstt 60 bttrets ttnef Vifhafs u DftH;
btt beS a. NdraadtS ala unuterttpHeu "a.
Eb6rls(ele & GetntI u etntta tSnutn p~i'ttr3gae ttnsr9Rag
ttt1t StefeS Srr,hsIi&en G!sters tn 9ietS 2 SEsfas Aacgt
5IaiAtr bnta
I)Hi1 ben sleirigem Gp8NE1 l.g.r9au i.
3. srn ws. 80 $aHOpesi, @ers pom Gainsener
- sessnzser se,H Gzarfses Dnltif'pre,
iST8t Eer6ta . ....r.I NaptA'"'
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Asaayidtte fur G'"p""persa.
9tcue ARRANGEMENTS fir @~inruonrcrer
I'll, uah BEN WeIteIl III reiIen pinI9en.

Wcue ARRANGEMENTS fir @inluonrcrer
bic mad Dem 8efell 81 relle1 'pltnl4sn'
Ron bsntt. 2. Epsbr, an perstn bic StnnaFfsrtr sHfhtr
Rsrtb.rn central Gatrtrt ctr. Defet StlenoGpn NIT etm
&rnrss.us ~b.fSrbert. 9te SGtn btttgt eAeur9 ben &nit-
srantn tintn srSttren gartbstI sis ire.ns EN-:
Srstr, Hobn, aud Ia fe UNI 81 ytetleu tnrlsE alslec sabsTt
8asG mad btndnuten YlaSeu, ais; m .tEL
Bittsburg, GIeuelanD, Detroit, Sort Bapne,
Gbicasp, OliIwautee, @alena, DUBUQUE, 81
Saul, 3pd SslanO, Burlington, SOMA eItp
nm, n.rSsa bestalb bic nit Der RDrtbtrn Central Barn &c
6.nsen Vtrioutn 10 StunSei ffnbtr ais bic NIT aneern Sae
rtn atbtnbtu bert ~stntrtftp 5Hg9 Oeresn 4 Vial wsntstr Gt
Eastn babtt s~tve&ftlt. AIS 3abn tttbt eur9 zen 1S SnlsS
Tbeil tpa Dbts. Dtt gauge gutlernaue srn bier BITE eptsogE
Il 800 getilsn. Das Sspat NIB Liter osast5n!t tmqF's'I
ylG6 @reltline, 9aptOnj Cincinnati, 5nOtanas
polls, louisville uno st. Souls .al1.
r,rIsu tttnfaa4 yaHacttrt ~btf6sbtrt unb frt 'hr @epat
lei a { pt.tere nmlssunsssOftn btre4net. pie gdttagter'
tSnnen nit BEN 3 uhr. eetr abtnbS 10 nhrs Gus nd6 aaeu
uthiiA .YIaStn stbtE CSnt uuterpssS aatesbalttn u sstrsn;
- BSrh!abrtt- StastC Derbeu SertGuft tn Der Dtftee ets
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No. OamburQs AmeriiGali9t
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santeRt etraeri6nt.x srusts %etftrnsp p st-DanpfAtta
Goronia, 1890 3puner, gn&t 8 Q 8teier. r. .es,.,r
SSOrnIITa, 400 2pnneu, Capt 3 . speniea,
Saparia, 24OO Conner, Capt 8 Eante, 81
xsutUnia, atOO Iomicx, Capt . $ 3Gad, t-- 80
germaria, 1900 Ecnnea, CAPT 8 gbters,
NHe,nania, $500 &cunen, (ncnl Sapt = frAataasa
pc &snsftr lisitr 9trts ~btfSrsern bic
.1Gt B.reint9te Stddten pOf |
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0ptemser l.. Il rs Htteneer g. 2asI d 2 4,
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6arn6urs, 5dpre, 2cncpn ttno SOutbdntptcn
~ oes f%olsenstu grstten nep'ata' r. 4
spa ges 4rrt mad Sarabltt, 3asrE SsRtsa nas
SputbdmptsH: 49,
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3pi Ihenktt,..-.... 49,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-16
gt6rOlt9t Central
GiieHbabu.
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I'm anb rad epnntss, ben %. Mai 1885.

I'm anb mad epnntss, ben %. mai 1885.
t1|.a.. 3l9e rpropdrtS. ~eE a>1 t-.
SarttDx aee0mObGriOu NO. ."-.......Iee S0ru.
S~arrisbura acepuobaticn. . ............2. $50 Ha@n.
Barton ACCOMMODATION 30. 3.......-....S.ON
TittSsura unb Gri. GrprcB1Hs. ..........o.0N g.
gittsbnrO unb eImirs GrpreS1us ........10.0s
3I9e Ibpdrts.
Sittsburs, eIrIira uub Srie Grpres3nS. ..F.0O Dprm.
BARTON ACCOMMODATION Stp. q .........!.S 81
parrisbrrS ACCOMMODATION. 1850. IL. 20 EGdM.
SofSug =. o
Barftpn ACCOMMODATION Ap. 4...........f.2
Der gittsburG Grprss5us seFt bnra, pRns bic Cars IN
re9ieln. +tU u..-1l- 800. Ht-i.t l.a,.t
Ser 1000 @rpreBsus SsSt tSsIiG. dis m5. .
k Der 500 &rpreSSnS seRt t6sli&, a~usseHenMeA eaas<
tags, aa6 harrisburg, @ittsburg unb erie.
Pr Ser 1000 abenbS @rfres,ne, ScrntaeS, mad 9Grrts'
burg, 8ittsburS une benz @sfsn MIR, tcnmt tSoIia an,
au89encmucu Yicuta9s. 4s-l errr FL. III
Der 500 absnbs GFpres1uO OeRt tSOIi6, S~ussenrna,
men SamfdsS. .#. +"t ai"-i
= Der @cfSus se5t tSsIi&, sussenrmaeH eOxntaos.
au8genrnluten. Sie BOP. uib &rprebjiiSe EalttH jpit&eH
Baltimore unb BARTON ui3t an. >A- 't..H -.
a 4oRs unf Grpres5tse feben In 4serbinbuNS nit Der
RenninIoania Central ienbdbu IN Sarrisbnre fir BittSr
6ura, GIeSelaub, Columbus, Cincinnati 9nSiGnapcIts,
Rert Tedpre, &bicaap unb dncH FI6Sen bee errfeH aDes
Tens, unb in @lmira NIT ber ger Dorf eric GtientdPnI
mad alen YIGsen I'M nSrbIiGeu, mittlcrn nne perIt&en
gtem Dcrt. -.,,.gs, u.:r Ak.
RSbere Gusfunft rirb ant Galpertfr. Depot ertEeift.
r. .ts Ec.trf sHI +rr.- 8. 81. DubarrFgaif0
q Gen. superintendent
" eNrobts n. SoHaaierSHAent (baS4-)
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p nsv- p U K Il II 4 Il @EN
"'"' Rs 1870, BaItIuofsht. +t"'l''
ntIA.euIDtn /. RuaIttat unb tn alen per 9tetsnrr @to
een - peIhe, Tprte ALE ipnfietn 0 nttn tl5.&ttdtpt
Ina @rrteu unb EIetntn ptriauft GtrttH. una ttnptt man
boieIbA ben atDbttn gSttd,t BOA G%etptrnttn SHleppneSen
unbr lntammeu0eIeateu Eaueni 6elptEnten gtteem UNI
ban(tne S&IevpneSt TtcrMtneI-@ GntFt, DtMbf6ben, SetlC,
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iabItar Ia 8pIb S0tr TdSleretIh MI Vr!o.NtW. ~.
,. sinner ,rtIfen J RuD 10 5dbreR Bite p1ItTt- q ''
t%ue tntt. Stto4isun1D !
s,4,, roh tEn1rpc resreA SIR BIS . utI @srIsHs
ann GsuanSstsa. ttrts j,ttn Dampfi3tHts an.
i saSn SaTaat wtxbs man i'd In sttT Dcrt aael@ltsit8
an h, Seneral padast. &8enttH eE stnte No NtaNF'
- u ~" ss s %ertIoear, Rabe Brsdtray. Z
Sn salttmrrs an bic Grp,ttttsn Its "8alft~'rs ws6ss''
. = fq9ift cum III
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Sn ntlntm ausstbsbnter Suftr-@tatttGfatnt rrtrhsn an'
6orttn NaFtt, Dntten, HnbS II. E. N. rflr Bttrbrdrct, DC.
~Atuai.art, Siaupr- unb iNs-8abrsIantsu it' sufs Etas an
ksttei. i
III 10000 Vifdhs Yfutken. .rITI
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rite Rs asa aD. &SaItinCre Gtr.I
ndts Ytne Str SaItt m ore,
saIt lets stns VI usratl Der f66naeu 9nltrumente %Surrdtbte
Ssrsu Edle mt. S65n6eit hes 5onts, fcwte Dauerbaftiefet.
5ss Sdues rt3t GStrtrpntn merben i0nntn. Wean iprsde &C.
idutaa npr unh lberStuet fh feItf.
sG- Bur febes Snfrumtnt rirb fnntSdpre edrdnttrt.
81 III, VtanSs wtrben tn Eduf6 esenountu fur nent.
AZ Reparatureu, .Sttmmtn unS bsraittaen Arbetttn
r-t,r bJrttltb unb cut ap %Spef1bttg (23eetH
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MutualzWelaef

Wutu1I <Welaeft
Qebens@g eri9erun9s Comp. BON y(srs $3eriep.
-t''I Egm. y. NEebb, Sstnt. 4-D Hi#|'A'
1877 1fa @E.I6o SttPust StFGbt1rY 1t1it
xreeb6uftek Gosital lhtT ,...y.".......... 81 ,09s. 800
Getr 8tssnfsttte.
Der saNse Gtwtnn tCrhmt ben @ttF6trtfa ~ qua ,
S6brlide DtDteeabe so @~roSert! r.
EsrA6erunasf6etne psretn rad benz nersn' ur6 SeFuta'
rem itbn SGEr. (etbe1 ~ ntat ssrlSlenOen SlSn
a~us0thtGt. ..U, de. r.;.
otrN6trt Rnb nepntta urt se ~fsi9snetn eeuti4eH 2trrep
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sa5- SO. 80 NDrtb Str

f-.r laaa41 DauS opn SeTtn9tcnltr., i.
uriren! Gr bat bic bis iest %beiannten, sr0bten
Ruren gemadt alS Der Gntceder
Der ~etniteen unsttlba.en 5ttIrntttsI sestn Setttune 9ranf.
tetten. Die BtbantIune, tse,&t Ct tiniGldet. bat ett But
euns Der ausetIti& nttatH Atrtte Ssn Paris, ern6on u. @tu
ssatut, bs rtn. tausrnbt 5eiluns Der f&ttmmNtn Sale bon
einsebiirserter 9ufieu&e, @onOtrRSe, Stritiuren (Sarns
rSPreu' 8ereusuns), BerStSBeruhs ber 8crfePers
Drtie, tebeIu, tDsl4e einer e%etrifeu %Sebeimeu
3 @ewobnbeit ibre GrifenJ b~erbautsn, &c, 7.
Grtn.teu m,fbtH nab outn Ssstattn bss eantt1 %strlaRbt.
Dlau sers.1e ui1t bic rr-s
Office: $40. 80 glprtb Ctr,
k13n BatttntDTt Wb.
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Mbauns' @rpre6 GDmpd9nte


Stfstbsrt @ater Dsrtbfaatn pn6 @siotr mad aaen GteiIsn
sr Ser 5iaaten uno mad taft alien Etstltn ter Qelt.
rtre,-ber nieirige ptets, ben ff fir BubrIcbn tcrfGnet-
tt Rsselmaststelt une Raf6Gsit ". tbrenn @eiddftssGnes
sD1aren, 0ertbaaen unb sab 50 terf@iden saben MAIDEN
bic @lcans &rpres Gpnipdamte unaSerrefFiG ats
eta Be DrDerungsntttel r -.eL
4lr Austunft melbe nan nd In Der PaaptStftt br
apmragntet tn Baltimore ~ .
= ~. 1874 80. BaIttm pte StrGBe, FIr
aber In ttren Bureaus " .. 227 unb 229 S@2pU'
an Der 0aItert-Sfattpn unb am HErs
fSIf Dbnrt, sber bel trseub elmer tbrer A8entarsn.
t3Omat-intSl abdmSGTpreb ecmp'
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Sbr Siin9liu9e,
bic Sbrbur6 Sr0bnen sebelmer @etpobnbetten
,GuA ina o.iatabt.nse, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ie~tsStrni6ttnbt
go ,To.!Ucsn batt bds unitre Srrsnbauiet flu uns IN
krsr Scipttdiern ,apr.i&s gpntinsrnts Iteftrt--eretfs sbne
Auff4uh tu DR.. d um AIMS EtstHs-V lleht UNI
,Di,ie u,tttStrhbmteu NtatteI sfsen ane aus Sastnbinnbtn
entfrrtno,nhen lletet bacon Guserlt eunfte stwtrtt une Tau
itnbt Fem Qtben, tbnen Ike @eiRntbttt tpleberetstbtn. VSu.
H6nstae 6sfluna pirb ~bardnttrt, rtnu setne Belt n%trIeren,
Enb be Nltttel lOfort ahotrsanbt ptrttn. Gin seriu& Ttre
BEN Yat,enttn harCn lSerteueen. Seher irlte. ttt CT an
6etrotp Itntt, htefe Mrjntten stkrau&en une Sab rsretH
GSstG' etu, Glad unb 3uftieSsnbstt basaattsTtn. , +,
Office: Hass .at1 g
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.g.r. 9reimaI Die @Ode!
q cbt 9tnie

- GinsemaAte SriidteA
In sue.r unI eranby, rtrH4e, 9aitttn, St'siEslsetT1s s
rtrStn, DanGsnI lspitS ~suiatsss 9'Ttstsss essass ~,
fsis, auetrn, epbAsr, fernsr StAttt, sntrss1 T T.. =
@trapbeprs, CIad6trrp, spylsit Ens Esmhn " S't''"f
Ssrups ptrhtn iu ~nltbrtstE grstfsn ssrtarT; att
GbsrtodS 1Htfirt wti'tts, Sttrrs Ntt. sieaTFeH' wv
fen, RBrft unS c iGtehtnt 10 esncnnie G'rni
-..,.n ia QsHtbati Habe GhGrltSfr.
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AAa-Ana Eran8pprtatior8z& tnte+
gomuf,r ersre6 CAPT g.. u. Ept9er.
IN IN ~ Iben @apt. gpm. 9iieeGu,
DetialI.n gisbtRr. Wbarf, B9S son BarreaE tsPen StenFSS
rnb SaTfne 4 lltr Nd&nrttaeS fur ge-
Nleranoria, Wai6in9ton uno Georgetown
in 0trbIntuus NIT Sst 9rGrge uub a~trauettG @lieHbatn
rad 9pn&turs unb balten an &c saeHSbnit6ea SaneHnes-
pIasen bs pptOinat s uGes on. 20 :. III -tH "
3urndtebrsn6 DerIafen ~tefelttn gp. a btne to teoen
yttttwpb uno Samfee 8 ubr W,Ur9enS unb NIerdnbrtd
z uPr y~lorsers nnS balten eb<Ef5us an rem Yotonoc ean-
bunespldsen an. 3 Mt -HshlF
Mte.n @ustunft itber 8raGt OseT 9aFaee psute man f4
tt-. Sn Baltimore, 4tr+ata# ato
an u @eebba m Il Spas. LAP Qtobtar. speeYs
+t 1.' Sn Alerauhttr. h1r-1 ~" fl- .
H5sr an 5. Srebefs & 90 Rs.3 EingRr.; o 81 g
+ Sn gDaittneton WIZ Q~epr9etFnn $3.50
an WfaTGdr. Rbtnebart s. 6 e: RS Ig4 J1e.erdY
unD 24l " CITY 1887 tA.. q fhiun ia 4.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-02

ATTEMPT OF NEGRoEs TO BREAK JAIL
About 8 o'clock, on Thursday morning, a
very daring and partially successful attemp!
was made by a portion of the negro prisoners
confined in the jail to overpower the jaller,
Mr.. NJ. N. Vincent, and effect their escape.
Mr.. Vincent was in the large room of the jail,
where the prisoners were confined, and had
stepped out of the room into The passage and
was in the act Of locking the door, (Which Ii
composed of iron, cross oarrea) when Il pow
ertuI negro hurled back the door against Mr.
Vincent, and clasped him around his arms
sad waist. Mr.. Vincent endeavored to get
his pistol from his belt, which tie negro per-
ceiviug, released his hold and threw him with
great violence against the walls of the Jail.
Mr.. Vincent recovered himself as quick ms
thought, locked the the door Of the room and
fired twice at the retresting negro, but with
out effect. Whilst the scuf1e was going on
between NJ. Vincent and the negro, fifteen
or sixteen of the other negroes stepped oft
Of the room iuto the passage, At the head OF
which is II window. This was quickly broken
out, through which the prisoners jumped up
on a shed and thence to The ground. The
alarm being quickly given, the citizens and
negro guard rushed to the Jail. and pursuit
was made for those who had succeeded in
getting any distance from the Jail. One Of
the prisoners attempting to escape was killer
by the guard. All but two were recaptured
and lodged in Jail. The negro guard acted
well and deserve great praise for the assist.
ance rendered by them in the recapture Of
the prisoners.
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Attachment Notice.

]. R. Mayson, Attachment for $50 90. returna-
BILE before a. NJ. GURLEY,
'S. Mayor and J. p, November
Upon the calling Of the above case, and
y it appearing to the Court that J. y.
McAllister, the defendant, is a nonresident
of the State of Mississippi, judgment nj ST was
entered, and it was ordered that unless the
said defendant enter his appearance before
said Court on December 10th, 1865, and
plead, answer or demur to said judgment, it
will then be made final, and the property at
tached sold.
And it is further ordered, that a copy OF
the above order be published N the American
Citizen once e week for four weeks.
A. NJ. GURLEY, Mayor and j. P.
Nov. l8, 1865. I'm
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The North Aiabs nisn ssys the increasing
prosperity of Tuscumbin is remarkable. AT
no period in the last twenty years have the
business prospects been 80 cheering.
The Columbus (Gs) Sun, of the 22d, says
All accounts we hear from Eastern Ala
bana, represent that the negroes on farms,
where the owners stay, are doing we'll
working az they have always done. When
ever the owner leaves, they are apt 10 be
somewhat idle. Several gentlemen tell us
that the negroes, thus far, work as well in
the cotton as in the coru-feld. The most Of
them require some watching. There now
appears to be no desire to leave the old plant
alton yet the freedmen are scarce who will
make u contract for next year.
The crops generally are below average ones
Many farmers are now buying all the corr
they can, intending next year to plant every
acre of ground in cotton.
All the late Confederate soldiers are a
work hopefully. One, who has been wound
ed badly several times, told US that sine
Lees surrender he had been hard at work
and by being daily in the fields, and givinl
everything his personal attention, had sue
ceeGed in raising forty bales of cotion. Abou
A month ago be abandoned crutches. He
tsld US of others equally energetic. TIT
croakers and "lamenters" throughout To
land are not found among the men who &C
cupied fighting positions in the late Oon'ed
crate army.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-02

REsIaNATIoN.-We regret to learn that our
worthy friend, A. N. Gurley, has rendered his
resignation as mayor of the city of Cantor
owing to the demands of his private business.
We hope the city council will not receive his
resignation, but, in lieu Of it, request his
Withdrawal of the same, and increase his sal
airy. We ~reiterete but the sentiment of this
community when we say that A. NJ. Guriey
has proved himself to be an efficient, energet-
ed to promote the best interests of this COM
munity.
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cITATICN n.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Madison COunty.N
To all Persons interested in the Estate
of Mrs. E.. D. DIVINE, deceased.
NOU are hereby cited to be and personally
i appear before the Judge of the Probate
Court of said county. at the courthouse there
OF, in the city of Caaton, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of December merit,
in the December term of said court, then and
there to shew cause, if any you can, why the
final account of F. NJ. Baldwin, one Of the
Executors of the last Will AID Testament Of
f, d. Dipine. deceased, should not be allowed
and said Executor discharged.
Il. D. WARD, Clerk.
Nov. l9, 1865. eS-lm.
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r TO CREDITORS.

II ETTERS of Administration on the estate
IL Of William Nancy, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned by the Probate
Court of Madison county, Mississippi, at the
November term, A. D. 1865, thereof,
Notice is, therefore, hereby given to all
persons having claims against said estate to
nave them probated and registered within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
L. B. Nancy, Admir-.
Nov. Is, 1866. eS6w
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G E o Il

The Atlanta Intelligencer says there is
come smallpox in that city.
The Columbus Sun. of the 22d, says:
We bear on sill sides Of the unwillingness
of the negroes to make contracts for hiring
after the first of January. Why this is we
are unable to tell, anless it be caused by the
genera impression among the freedmen that
, division of land aud stock will be made af-
Ter Christmas. 1t does no good 70 tell them
such al impression is wrong, or TO read the
orders of high officers. Nothing will con.
vince them of the contrary until starvation
stares them IN the face.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-02

GovERsoRs ELEcrED.-A. H.. Balioek was
r.ceptly elected 10 Massachusetts; Lueius
Fairebild, Wisconsin W. r. Marshall, Vim
n.sota Jonathan Worth, North Carolina
michael Bulgsr, Alabama and J. NJ. Wells,
LOuisiaas.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-02
CANTON PRICES CURRENT.


We have no material change to note in the cotton
market since our last quotation up to this morn
ing,
Our latest dispatches from New Orleans, however,
show a decline Of one penny in Liverpool. with a
dull and drooping market. Yesterday the demand
here was active, prices ranging from 80 to 45c.
Nearly all the cotton offered was bought by one
party.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-02

The communication of "SALLIB B." came
too late for publication. 1t will appear in
our next issue.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-02

E9- We ask attention to the new ad-
vertisements, Cotton seed for sale, Plan
tstion for rent, Fine cotton farm for rent,
r etc, etc.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-02
CITATiO N.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Madison Country
To John F. Ford, administrator Of Washington
Ford deceased, and all Others interested ms aid estate.
NOU are hereby cited to be and personally ap-
pear before the Judge Of the Probate Count Of
said county at the Courthouse thereof, in the City
of Canton, OH the
l2M day Of December nert,
in the December term Of said Court, then and there
to answerithe, petition Of Manila Groves, late widow
of Washington Ford, deceased, and her husband
| C Groves for appointment Of Commissioners to
set apart to the said Manila Groves her distribution
share of the personal estate Of said decedent and
show cause if any you can, why the prayer of said
petition sheald not be granted.
~ Witness the Hon N n Cooper, Judge of
the Probate Court of Madison coun-
LIS s. ! ty, the first day Of November, A. d,
1865, and the seal of said court.
L D WARD, Clerk,
November 5th, 4W.
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Shcrin';s Sale,

JEFFERSON LOVE-, Admir-, &c,
VS. ii, IA.
Estate LAWSON F. HENnERsoS.
DY virtue of the above stated writ. to me
I'D directed, from the Honorable Probate
Court of Madison county, | will sell at pub
lie Auction. TO the highest bidder, for cash,
before the Court House toor, in 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 | and 2, squere No. l, and re'ideace
in the town Of Canton, N " s Sec. IL;
NEf 81 Sec. Is; Z Sec. 10; Seven acres
of 5 W corner of n + I and l acre off ) F
corner of W I, and S less 20 acres out OF
y F corner, Sec. 30, all 10 Township 2, Range
l West, % acres of end of W \ 7 I apa
e. n W I. less % acres out Of S END. and " !
Of va Sec. 81, Township G. Range ! West.
( N W and 50 Sec. 25, T. 9. R.. West. + }
Of f Sec. 26, T. g, R. 2 West. and
ElNWf. lying E Of diagonal line, and W.,
8 2 and N of Ed s I, Sec. IS. RS. r ?
West N and W S r I, Sec. &c, rs, r 2
West, estimated at $3.50 acres. more or less
Levied on ts the property of the Estate oi
lawson F. Henderson, and will be sold 60 sat
tisfv the above stated case and all cost
Sale 10 take place within the hours prescribed hy
aw. JNO. T. SEAAES, smell.
Oct %, 1865. In