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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19

The Republican commander. Alvarez, had
been reinforced with force of 5000 from the
interior, and was cutting off their supplies
The greater portion Of the population had
left with Alvarez.
Stores were closed and outside of the fort
the Imperialists could not get glass of wa
ter.
Imperial organs regard the passage of Ju-
arez across the frontier as practicable, and Of
his resistance. In various small battles it is
said the result was favorable to the Impe-
rialists
1t is reported that the debts contracted by
North Carolina in aid of the rebellion will be
repudiated by their Convention.
RICHMOND, Oct. l2.-The commander of
this department has been ordered to prevent
any Interference on the part of the military
at the polls, except in cases Of disturbances
at the election.
NORFOLK, Oct. l2-The military are in
readiness to quiet any disturbances at the
election to- day.
WASHINGTON, Oct IA special telegram
says great cotton swindle has been unearth-
ed at Augusta, Ca, involving nearly twelve
thousand bales of cotton, valued at two mil
lions.
Several prominent military names are mixed
up in the affair. Large sums have been of
fered in propositions of compromise.
The names of S. Metcalf Wm. A. Beal and
j. Mahan have been reported as The owners
places in Alabama AID Georgia.
South Carolina delegation has arrived to
present unanimous petition to the Presi-
dent for the pardon of jefferson Davis.
Six hundred Spencer rifles were seized at
Niagara City yesterday, supposed to have
been smu gslet by Fenians, and purchased of
returned soldiers
All the United States Colored Volunteers
credited on the quota of States, will be mus
tered out only.
NASHVILLE, Oct II The following resolu |
ton was adopted by the House
That we indorse the administration of |
that treason shall he made odious and pun
shed.
NEw York, Oct l2.--The Herald says Gen.
Steadman has issued orders prohibiting the
military officers of the department of Savan-
lah from abjudcaring questions of property,
Except when necessary to protect the inter
,sts of the Government.
WAsHINGToN, Oct, l2.--Cen. Grant has
eturned. 1t is understood that he is pre-.
Jared to reduce the army to its peace stand
rd
Mexican adyices say Lieut.. Maury has re
eived from M4ximiIian his papers Of natu-
Gen. Grant has advised the mastering out
II nearly all the negro troops
Col. Parker, of Grants staF has returned
ron his mission and reports ull satisfactory s
With tne Indians. II
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19

1e2S- The Boston Traveller of the 10Th says
Chief Justice Chase concurs with the presi-
dent in the opinion that man cannot be
punished by the confscation of his estate,
until be has been fairly tried and proved to
be q traitor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19
THE REPUBLICAN, LOSSES.

New YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE 10000 majority
of Gen: Cox the Republican candidate elect
600 on the Republican majority of last year
The vote in Pennsylvania also shows a loss
to the Republicans of $4,000, as compared
with the vote of last year
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19

EE If lady has thousand acres of
valuable land, the young men are apt to
conclude that they have sufficient grounds
for attachment.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19

PARDoNED.--The following Mississippians, prin-
cipaly citizens of Jackson, have been pardoned:
Joshua Green, Thomas Green, C II Manship, R
Dickson, Gen. W Miles, Col. VIM Griffin, James
NJ Wesson Edmond Richardson, Thomas | Bolton
George Bodde.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19

CHLoRoFoRM IErERSALLr GIvEN.-An
instance occurred lately at the North
where laboring man who was returning
from his work was suddenly seized with
hemorrhage of the lungs, became insensi-
BILE and rolled on the pavement. weltering
10 blood. While he was gasping for
breath aud apparently in the last agony.
a physician stepped up and poured down
bis throat from vial, about two teaspoon
fuls Of choroform. The hemorrhage in-
stantly ceased. The remedy was repeat
ed twice, in smaller doses, and the pa.
Iient was entirely relieved.
The internal administration Of chloro-
form is claimed to be an efficient remedy
for affections dependent On congestion.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19
Canton Semi 0NeekIp
g I U ] ZL$ M .
THURSDAY MORNING. :. OCT. 10, 'e5.

SYNOD OF MISSISSIPPI. This ecclesiastical
body will meet at Kosciusko, Attala county on the
28th October, inst.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19

The Chicago Times says General Duff
Green is AbOnt to publish letter giving
8 conversation be had with Mr.. Lincoln
before the fall Of Richmond.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19

We see it stated upon the authority of Georgia
paper, that the Hon o. r. Singleton has received a
special pardon from the President
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CLOCKS, WATCHES, &C.,
REPAIRED BY
r . R. CL A R H.

NTHO would respectfully state to the ~
w citizens of Madison sand adjoining ,gJ7A.
countless that he is now permanently located aAaliA
at the drug store Of 0rrick & Ianders. where he
will take great pleasure in serving the old custom
Gus Of Tie house, well all others who will favor
hlm with their patronage. Having worked at the
business ia Ylz0o City Tor seven years previous to
the war he is satisfied that he can. and Is de.
tcnined that he will, give entire satisfaction.
He would alsn state that he has the advantage OF
one # the 6nest Burglar and Fire. Proof Sales in
Mo city i'll which TO keep his watches. All work
warranted. 7. II. CLARK.
Sept. TO- In
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19
Merchant Tailoring business.

in all its various branches. Having an experience
Of nearly Thirty years he feels confident of his abil
ity 10 give satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their patronage--a liberal share OF which he
,oicit- from the public.
Having resided and carried on business in Sharon
for many years, respectfully refers to the citizens
OF that place and vicinity.
His shop is in the Masonic Hall building, second
story, over Dancy & Moormans.
Aug II, lsG5. N
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19
Drotfssional Gmos.
S. F. AFFORD.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
CANTON, MISS.
~ ENERAL Agent for the purchase and sale of
NJ Real Estate and the Hiring of Freedmen /;
will attend with promptness and fidelity to oil
business entrusted to his care in Madison and the
adjoining counties.
Na- Office In the new building near the Post
office.
Aug. 20-ly.
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*. u. SCATTER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

NETOuID respectfully inform his old friend, "a
w ard customers, and the public general 4
ly that he has removed from Sharon and set II
tied in Canton, where lie will contnus the @
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19
Il. IN. THOMPSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

I WOULD respectfully inform my old a.
L patrons, and the public generelly, "A
that, having dissolved my connection lR
with T. P. Wilson, have established a shop
ct my own IN one of the ofIices below Couch s
old stand, on Rat Row." and am prepared
to make suits on the shortest possible notice.
All garments cut by me warranted to fit.
RATES:
Cutting Goats. so cts.
25 q"
WANTED Three journeymen Tailors, ,Apply
Immediately to T. H. Thompson at this
shop.
Higher wages paid than at any other shop
in the city.
THOMPSON.
Sept. IL. ly.
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The Albany n. " knickerhockef says :
sam. Nlden, The oraior Of democracy, has
jusi ! elurnca In m WalhinCton, where be
had On Interview with President johnson.
A go.d story is told Of Sam and the Presi-
dent Avsryholy who knows Sam Tilden
knoNs that be is an iutolerabie bore. presi-
dent johnson know that years ago. He
therefore was disposed % indulge him aud
Jet him run hose. Tiiden commenced BY
esmplmcuvng the President upon return
ing % old democratic doctrines IN his re
eonairussiou policy, and bringing bnck the
party 10 The Jeiersoaian landmarks. He
apched oii, claborbiiuE on his subject, and
Illustrating j ~ only Sam Tilden can. lie
rtminaed De Presidcnt that this was a
mpensslRg world, and illustrsied fhis
p Al By calling his attention 10 the fact
that Whiis che peacock had a magnificent
rsinhow tail, the bird was good for nothing
- eat-that she elephant Was q colossal ani-
ma. but lacked he speed Of the antelope.
fhe President, al abe time sal biting his
lips, wondering what the ID Tiiden was
driving a. rildcn continued "There, too,
Air. President, she paor, stupid oyster I;
what sweet morsel % roll 6pder your
tongue, bot shat a fcpelsive object 10 look
a., The President here inierfcred, and
taking tbs speclaclcs from BE nose, quaint
N observed That there was one thinF 10
- saia b favor Of the oyster, and that was
& knfu RAGS 70 slui 70.
iildcn looked slightly confused al the
President lcit The nai, leaving him 10 d.
get TIE oyster. Tlden has noW the same
opinion 81 President johnson that Tie
World had Of him last iall--he is "boar-
ish tailor who knows more about "a
gotss" than an oyster.
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FENNEssRE LFGISLATURR.
sENATE.

ELNAALs
OcTsEKR 20, 1865.
The Senate met at 10 O'Clock, A. N
Prayer BY ReT. Mr.. Gee.
ID. Frazer, q Wilson, presented e me
mcrisl from Duff Gre ID, in reference 4
seuats Bill 80. 158, to incosporats tie
American Iadustrial Agency. Referred q
Commiftee On Bsnks.
Mr. Bowen offered Senate Resolution No.
IS, That the Committee on Banks be and
they are hereby instructed and directed 10
enquire Of auy banks in this Site, which
has been permitted 90 surrender its charter
By an act Of the Leg slaiure, and exempted
IRON taxation during the time allowed for
rs ilquioa'i0n, upon the understanding that
: Eih redeem its outstanding circulation,
mas beea doing 30, or negiecting the same,
% that its circulsti u remsins deprecated
IN the market, and If sad circulation Is not
redeemed, 70 asc rtain the caus', and report
The result Of their inye tigation 20 the Sen
ate. Ad0pied.
House Bill n. 50, IN regard 10 tie Recor-
der Of Columbia giving him concurrent ju-
- d ctitn ofthc Justice Of the Peaee in 81
cases Of violation Of the CT N nsi lass Of the
State and all isws and ordinances Of The
Mayor and Aldermen within the limits OF
thst city. Passed third reading.
Mr. Bosom offered Senate resolution, That
the Committee on Finsuces and Ways and
Means inquire into report on the policy Of
funding the principal sni interest now due
on bonds and other securities issued By the
State Of Tennessee. Adopted.
Messrs. Carrigan and Smith were granted
q leave Of absence for q few days.
The senaie then adjourned to 10 a. m.
Monday morning.
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The Chicago Repubiiean makes mention
Of The fact thst the Germans Of Texas
have again raised cotton crop Of superior
quality, and says the reason Of this success
81 The 6srma5s il quite clear. The farmer
~hs Haisos his own cotton, sad ne Iahorers
whom he employs, have every possible in
ducemsui 10 produce a GRIP q the iiness
susiiiy. Al every stage il is secordinslv
tended with ne utmsst care, and this care
bfings osi the grestsst degree efstni.
TIE cotton crop. onss opened Ia The com.
petition Of free labor, viii nov become III,
oisesi Of scientific study, 50 is she ea.e with
wheat, the Crepe, The strawberry, ana
other products OF the soil. The result vii
be not only that new methods Of cultivation
viii b. discovered. but that la6or saving
msehines viii increase the pso3usiion
smazineiy.
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THE FESANs-AREIvAL OF EssusH DE-
rrcTTvEs.-rhe New York Express says
Among the passengers Of the late steamer
China, from Liverpool TO Boston, were a
number Of English detectives, who were
sent out here 10 ascertain information Of the
movements Of the Fenians, IL ord 10 i'm
plieate those in ireland who have bee-s ar
rested on a charge Of being connected
with llle Srganization. These British spies
have been sent 10 Chicago Philadelphia,
Boston, and this city. It is stated chat they
viii make an attempt to join the Feniaus,
in orderio discover their intentions. should
the true character Of these officers be found
out, it is expected they viii have 8 very in
hospitable reception. The names Of the
officers, however, are known % the Fenian
circles here, who were advised by friends
10 London Of their intended departure aad
their mission, and thus anticipated their
presence before .hsy arrived.
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F; s;.;' 1s,s;,. sss' s, ss ,..

We had The pleasure al a csll FROM Dr.. J
Dell 'orio, fiona vi m We ars glad 10 learn
that iieps are hcing taken ID introduce !
colony 81 Polish irnmigfants into Teaas.
Coi. Hmei'nski has bought large quantities
81 lauds Id lhe counties ~ Freesfane ana
Anderscn. Cor he above purpose. The col
euei has gone g. London 10 aiskc arrsnee-
mruii iar the first colonisis, who ought 10
arrise hers 10 l'ecember Or JannsrT aext.
We VIII b. pleased 81 see these eoiorists
rrFiEs, sad hope and b'aiers that they vii
establish pruitao.e sstilemcnts Dr. J.
l'eli 'Qrio j. 81 agent, and now IN tkis city,
and sill shorty starr iof Palestine 70 tase
Possession OF the lands which Col. SmcIinski
ass bought ior these immigrants The terms
eaered TIE colonisis are very well calculed
y eAfeusage thcm The eut 2sae acres sre
y :, aifidod into trac % flsy sores each.
-le ,Ae immigrants eitea ne privilege of
Flienasirg 81 Two dollars an acre. a. ten
ss-ls credit paFing Sl3 50 each year, with
s-..Ie,i Aecfued, thus enabling . pocr man
saving q little every year. 70 acquire :
.seaA- Tue nmount necessary fr =
l- Tan, = purchase . farm OF ffsT acres,
VII ns SIS including intereet.
&c "lsA tosoe these and other immirfauts
~, encouragement By our cis..ena.
AAef wv 20 much toWards aevelor,ins -
Stticeltefal Interests Of the STATE. feras
a. IisA iaads, hue tiinber, a good eiip,ai.
Ane WIN me inhux OF inlmFrapt, Il MI
sssft ~ "sfd with Increased prospcrity.
- Iast thai cur STATE aufhrrifits ,-;n
eAef 81 me Inducements in their uauer 4
iniinig grants Tor they viii certainty. ir.r..s.
the revenue Of the STATE.
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sATUBDAY, OCTOBER a. 1886.


The upper bsaaeh Of the Tennessee Leg.
islature, On Thursday last, took a step il
advance Of former Legislatures, brushed
mustv preiadices away, ard passed & bill
making persons or African or IndiEn desceni
compsteai witnesses in The Courts Of hi,
State.
When the biz came up an amendment
va. ofered by Mr.. Lassater eon6ning the
provisions Of the act to per.ons Of African
e. iadian descent when they are parties e
the suit
This amendment, On motion Of Ar. Trim
bic, was laid on the tabis.
sAves.-Nessrs. Aldridge, Bosom, cypert,
fsse. Carrigan, Frazier Of ilsou, Frazier Of
Knox. Keith, johnson, McEiwee, Smith,
Spence and Trimble.-ls.
Noes.-Messrs. Lassater, Ackinney, New
bern, Senter and Speaker Frierson.--5.
The bin vas thea put upon is passage,
with The following result;
Aves-Messrs Aldridge, Bossin, Bowen,
Case, cspert, Keith, AeEiwees Smith,
spen e, ami Trimble.-lo.
Noes-Nessrs. Carrigan, Frazier, Of VIII
son, Frazier, Of Knox, Johnson. Lasater,
Mekiansy. NeWbern, Senter, and Speaker
Frlerson.-9.
The following is copy Of the bill as
passed
Abai g % Iusiice. ssid render Persons q African
and Iadian drsce.t eomIete Witness Ia iho
CsurtS 81 this state.
Bsu enacted b the General Assembly Of
the STATE Of TENNESSEE That persons Of
African OF Iudisu descent, are hereby de-
elared 10 be competent witnesses in all the
courts Of this STATE, IN 81 full q manner as
such persons sFe, BY a. act Of Congress,
ccmpeteut win sscE N ~ the courts Of the
Emitted States, aud all laws and parts Of
laws ofihis stsio, excluding such persons
from eonpetsncy, are hereby repealed.
The bin was ably deblted BY iis friends
and oPpossBis, and We take il for granted
that the shove action expresses the ma
tured Judgment Of the Senate.
Il the House Of Representatives. should
respond lavorably 10 the action Of the Sen
ATE, We shall have one Of tie last remaining
sources ofsgitatiou and trouble out OF the
way. aad need have 10 spprehsnsions as 10
ther.gt
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JACK ~aEPPARn.
The House Breakcr,
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The Late Meeting at GaIlasin.

RAA-AA-|Ar 1882 49, 49, ANAas
Eaiior q he Naahslie JASON;
DEss sra: In your paper Of 0etsber nth,
lsss, real the resolutions passed By the
disioysl citizens Of GUNNER county, Teasss-
see. those who IS led themselves loyal.
but sho are the rilest traitors the sun ever
sh0ne upon ] speak knowingly Of these
things. II there was 9 meeting Of loyal
ins1, Wis did nGi the loyal men know some
thmFi but the meeting Why we're they
3 Informed 81 itf No; they knes they
we = not holding loyal meeting and want
81 D1thinf 20 az siih those who were loyal
those who fought 70 sustain this glorious
Government Of ours, but who have s.nce
donaed The citizen suit, and who are loyal
meE. They were not informed Of such
meeting aud before I am done with this
via eudeavof 30 shcg who are the loyal
men and citizens Of Sumner couuty, and es-
pecitlly 81 6allain. There was not one
man present At the meeting who has drawn
loyal breath since 1850. Yet such men
would like 20 get the control Of The county,
elect the county oihcera, and especially
those 70 GA posiu ne il Home Guard Of which
they speak. Thee would elect loyal men.
General Bate, late Of the rebel army, would
he their choice, no doubt have heard IS
much iniimaicd- They also speak ne ] q
The returned Confederate soldier. So would
] speak better Of them thar Of thecOsardly
eueaEa Eno nAfc tt1l1 ~ nome oocaulc lnel
thought they could help the Confederates -
well ihefe % Ia the field. But those who
have been soldiers have got their Southern
rieiiIs. bat I ana afraid the rebel citizens
VIII not resp as much Of q harvest a. they
shoaid OF they would reap a lsrger crop Of
hemp. tm not in the habit Of writing for
papcrs 81 arguing viii parties through the
columns oi Newspaper, but The public have
been imposed upon by rebels through the
disguiss OF loyal men. The following Is
lisi OF } The Union or loyal men OF tha
town Of Gailntin. Not one 81 them were ia
formed Of mecsing. Where do they get
tie loyal Iasn Echo answers where
Fred. VOCAL, iate Y. s. A.
Andres Brown,
Edwin Wright, "
q. W. Rakcr.
john ?. Baker. o. s. A.
james Carhraeh, " "
q r. Monday.
Dr. 4. n. Duuu.
Gen. ". Morris, late Y. s.. A.
g. Krohcr.
81 } on D. Vance, u. 8 A.
David Nauce, q .
Joseph Vance.
A.. y. Tallani, u. 8. A.
Henry Assman, {"
Z Booker,
}, s. Bsnhaia, late Capt. u. 3. A.
y. Nc Donald, Z"
n. @. saiadlc.
Gut'. Becker, q. s. a.
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The New York tribune publishes an adj
DIRE = Of the General Committee ofthe J'aios-
band Of New York, which has been sent Coz
ratification to the German Union Leagues Of
the different Assembly districts Of the city.
The address indignantly repudiates The
Syracuse Platform and ticket, and announ-
ces that the Gaionbt,nS viii not part cipa'e
in the November elections. The following
arc paragraphs from the address
s'shall tie President be allo ESd, by car
rying out his pernicious plan, 10 open the
fatss OF the Union Tor the receipt oIi Of the
rebel States with their oppressive 6ristoc-
racy preserved, and with dis ranchised
and landless laboring class? Shall the de-
fested South, as en- exultant and malicious
c1n1ueror, enter the Uai,n saved by he
death Of 30 many thousands OF LOYAL men;
shall those words, "our Southern Rights,
thrown insuliincly and uurcbuked into the
face Of the President, become the device Of
new haitle-fag Of the south9
TaO Unionbund faithful 20 It's principles,
Is declared in its manifesto, jects wi y in
dienatiou The Syracuse platform, aud de-
clares openly and positively that ID will not
participate in The elect ons which VIII tske
place on this basis in the month Of Novem-
Der.
A. the present moment, when The dcsii-
nies Of tha Republic will be decided. il is
the sacred duty Of every citizen 10 listen 70
The commands Of his conscience and not 10
give on account Of party considerations, a
vote in favor Of policy condemned by his
coEvietious.
A protest sEsiHst the deviation from The
glorious spirit of the nation 90 rlowingly
manifested immediately after ths death Of
cur Martyr Pfesid MA protest against the
cunning politicians Who have chilled that
spirit into spathy-a protest aga nst the de-
mOralization Of political life ~ the taking
Of banner which ia that Of the adversary.
The President, instead OF being the exc
cutor Of the nasional VII, will be master
ard ruler IN the Stete-a mona ch as ALSO
Lutte as auY crowned head Il Europe.
Let US, Therefore, protest against the dan
ger prepared for the Republic-let IA not
participate in the elections which will take
place under a banner betraymg cur princi-
plies.
The Central Committee.
FR. SSHuEIz, President
? pA s, -, SgLi'k' Secretaries.
New York, oct. 6, 1855.
What viii be the effect Of this movement
we cannot say al present. II all the Ger
man Union Leagues participate in il, the
result may seriously isopardizc the success
Of the Syracuse sieketi but, IS yei, We have
seen 80 indications as 70 the probable course
Of the Leagues.
The Uziea5saa Is oFsrwiSe. There is no
sristeeTscy IN the rebel States to be pre-
served BY the Presidents plan, and not
many years hence when tie South has
made large aecessious 10 her population from
Tie immigration from Germany, and pres
perisy resumes her reign. the Usion5urd.
nov 20 h'siiIs' viii rae up and bless the
President Cor Contributing 10 the happy
change.
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agfw gapsrtissnIsats.


A FINE Lille chHds Hore or s.Pesy- To- sic
n arqTire Of 1T. rRAWFORD,
tct2i-ne Pest II GA. Nashville.
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Wearc grSfi6ea te find il announced b.,
telegraph nom lsckson, that Hon. ". L.
Sharkey has been elected 10 Represent the
STATE u Mississippi. in the Unite3 stafes
Senate. he IL chosen 70 an the Ha-sncy
made BY the resignation Of jefferson DAVIS.
This 81 once nsils the letter writer liz that
he stood no chance on account ~ BIS views
relative % ntgio testimony.
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The Albany Journal says the ru0or that
Secretary Seward informed The English
Government of he Proceedings q the Fe-
nians is false in is Length aud broa3th that
hr. Seward had not furnished the British
Government such Information As represent
ed I; that no correspondence has passed in
which eclaim has been made COZ such iu
selligsnee, and that ne whole story is a.
false Is it Is foolish.
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Gfr HorsE RrESEp.-The Gin house Of
AR. Bradley, shout nineteen miles below
ia Russell county Aiahama-was burned
on Sunday morning, abcut s = O'Clock. TIE
Ire it believed 70 he TIE uork 81 an inceu-
diary. The house contained enc hundred
and CITY bales cotton, 50 bnshela rye, IS
bushels peas, s.sao huskeis coitcn sefd, TIVE
gins, eir. LES between e.ue9 and S54, ooa.
one hundred bales Of sue coitln Hero IN
sured.-CaiaH5as Ca Sas, liza.
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Neiicl-onaSgs 90 rlnE.-o On azd ar er Na,.t,-
Sete.el IN, ne ecors WI be opeaed e els o,ost
Inc Caria-u Wllirse a. - precisely. ~