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II is now over thirty years Since tho abovs
celebrated PillE were hTst discovered bI, M
DUE qNCO, OF Paris, during which time theT
q most OF the public nstitntoSs ~ ys Used
In private practice, OF both hemisDhereS yIIitI1
~ ei success in every case, and it is
only AZ me urgent request +" OF the fhons
sands Of Ladies' who have used them that ~
IS induced TO make the Pills public for the nj
isFitisS HSa,4vSS S1meIing nom any Irregu-
grease OF family where health will not permit
10 ONE PILL ISsA DOSE
Females peculiarly situated. or tI,ose s,,,,,-
posing themselves so, are canfi0ne1IS s.s,aiIPpt
nslng these Pills while inlthdt co5dit ioS Iast
neg ne miscarTiagen after which ad.
DlIity, although their mIldness VyouId T1TeyyoI,t
any mischief to health, otherwise the PiiiS
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
ior an Sn those af1icting complaints so peculiar
GsIdtio Retenio Is De S' BdsR s, Sd f a,-
tt1[eSSln& Do1Cn F1inS, Rush Of Blood 10 ~
~ - s,ssSs !s;;l,less @ Sight Green Sick
Ed.pldtton Of lhe Heart, and All me Tsro,Iss
complaints, particularly that moSi
al other female weaknesses. I, = OF
The -LeueOrFhOea, or whites.
At the same time. there is nothing IN tIes.
~ ttllttt eau 40 intuIy to life or health ~
IN, e tey loLlot0ed and you viii
= / ONE BOX is SUFPECTEHT
9 . Boxes l4tl< , have been Sold within
Tn 17ioitsdnd Bores sent 81 Let,e- 7,,,,,a ~ !.
nSsen and Agents, to an parts az f,e yI,q,, N
% Whlcn answers have been ref1rneTi ~ ~
which ladies say, nothing IKE the aft1 I'm IN
S149Se 3een Known since THE ScTESE1rIt 't .l
~ UPoS THE WoRID.
IN Hemovtng ObstFuetiona z, uas.o,.
inltI 3 efHEe - its Proper CI1annsIieo E -
tsI55sls TIE MR. and bringing hack the
5sISEats q Health" to the cheek Of the
Price sIPer BOX. s,x po, - -. :
Bold by M,CABE, RRAFT6 "a M, ~, =.
N, . Main street, Wheeling fSeIIsraI
W noleSals Agents for West Va : ~ y
RFFn I afs q ddEesed. Sold at RetaII. bv
sod In ST. Clairsyille, Ohio. by 30 s
~ A. IL w; Z. ID. ]. PiCRERNe
49, ~ senatng 81 90 to either Of the
~ Isgept5 g The heeIIng Post Once csn
II St - n ~ By MaiI.
~ ~ - ! JHAi 'i NEE Of postaReb
.I,S,pa 49, -. 81 8. d. HOWE
bols Proprietor New York.
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WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR.

VINE OF TAR contains all the Ned
zeal Uirtues of PINE TREE TAR.
TT. IS UNNECESSARY TO SPEAK OF
the curative properties of Tar. The world
KNOWS that II its medical properties ana pTop-
erly extracted and held In solution that there
are few II any remedies equal TO 1t IA ctfTiTJ
az IhTudt and Lung Dise0se9. s.ii l7 f-
It's great curative powers are bringing Il to
the attention OF physicians and they md no
remedial agent more valued when its use Is
perseVered In. i.TITT71 -
WIne Of 1(1T is pleasant to the taste and
adapted to both children and adults. -
As TONIC giving new vigor and life to the
system, It Is preferable to the many fStfsI1-S
which crowd the market and have a Tendency
10 increase intempeTance. o -iil FIF -
WINE. OF TAR cures. Consumption.
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and Breast Rron
chltiS Asthma, Diptheria, Gravel DiabafeS
ana Diseases Of the Kidney and Blade. ana
other complaints - -i-"-I> - N AM
sold by Druggists and GrocerS througbnrt
me Sniled states at only 81 90 bottie.
OLIVER CROOK 4 "a.
,r1 ASS for DR.. PToetor's VINE OF "a Iar
lgs Beware OF COunterfeits.
bottle. Va In nioWn on
F, For sale by T. H. Logan & Co and To,.;,
Is! Isl . So., wheeling, W. Va, novs-SmS4E,
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ALARGE assortment of handsome
piece goods just received, which we nre
settling wholesale at eastern prices.
Stein Brothers, corner Main and Mon
roe SITS. 20
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RIVER NEws.-The river was slowly
rising yesterday, with about five feet of
water in the channel.
The ReUe,ue and Edh6urg left for
Cincinnati, with as good trip each as
they could carry with the amount of
water in the channel.
The Nora passed up, -......
The BoSt0Hd will not he here to leave
on her time for Cincinnati. She has
been sold for the lower trade, and we
may not expect her back here soon
again.
The regular packets made usual trips.
The landing was more than usually
busy. Freight was plentiful, and pns-
sengers numerous. The river men We're
not slow TO avail themselves of every
thing in the way of business that Of
fcreA,
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valuable Property for Sale.
The Atheneum for Sale.

The Atheneum for Sale. I
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
Public auction on Saturday, the 18th day of
November, 1855, at the Court House, at ten o.
clock, am, the six lots OF ground numbered
IS. 8, 10, IL and II, in Baker & StOuts Subdi-
vision, at the South East corner of Market and
John Streets, wheTeon Is erected that immense
building well known as the Wheeling Athe-
credit OF six, twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months for the residue, in equal install
ments, payable with interest, and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. - =
BEVERLY NJ. EOFF,
E. s. STOUT, II
Register copy. oct25-ts
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a CARD 10 THE LADTEs. ? :
DIR. DUPoNco's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES ~

lnialL6le In Correcting Irregularities Rernov-
ing distractions OF the MONTHLY IIIrna
nom Whatever Cause and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE
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a.s Late OF Philadelphia,)
WHO HAS LOCATED HIbisET;F PER
T y y, TES5RsTn.ePa!ly 81 No, TSZHERD STREET,
d.. y. proposes to cure Gonorrhoea and C;lae,
u LISI1 one 70 three days, without interfer-
Siits HtLn; mel or hindr1nce to Business: PHI
my I'M SypnlB In nom one to 1--WE DAYS: SEC
vn9IAty N nom one to three weeks, Soctur-
f31a u, 10 seminal Emissions stopped in from
1Se 70 zen Gays Skin diseases and All other
SaraIie5 o. private nature, treated with I'M
ETySlpelas, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. -Scrofula
S " ~, an Impurities Of the blood and diseases
" " ne Kidney and Liver speedily cured by
u. Dung 8 Celebrated Extract OF FireWeed
!, PIeP stlauon to be procured from no other
AN EA8fENAGoGUE FOR LADIES.
"A compound prepared and sold only nv On
toune, warranted to remove an ohstructions
70 the healthy menstrual Hood imnarting
new tone and activity TO the system: prica 81
Per bottle. Obstinate cases OF -lCIIiI sfandIng
may require No, 2 which is four deSreeS sfrons
er than NO. l; price S per bottle
y - Married iadteSBhould mt nee fI,a ohoya
compound Tor reasons made known with each
package. E III ? : = -7=-N' Il =" i'Ai '--~''
- "A safe, certain and healthy pneyenta-
i've 70 conception furnished on anpfcatiou,
PERSONS at g distance, by statinS their symp-
I9nsS age and occupation, can receive nnedi-
S S1affd 6y express securely packed nom obser-
address Dr.. YOUNG, No. rs Third street,
6lsttsouEgs Pa Qtdce, Philo Hall, second fioOr
SSntLHnee on Thirdt near Market. Once houI
2 g In. 20 Il m. and p. m. to D, m. oc3
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R E NOV a l..
SPEIDEL & IIDERRIEDEN,

VI alUH0 " llNDHlllllGUHN,
HAHE REMOVED FROM MONROE
IL street TO No. 81 Main street, in the room
formerly occupied by Jas. r. Baker.
Havenow in store, and for sale,
600 doz. 2 70 Can Peaches.
sSS 2S strawberries.
5 5sS :: q = tomatoes
SSS Green G Sogai
so Dnmsons,
% g :" whortleberrtes.
40 IN /" Gooseberries.
800 cases Brandy Peaches
90 doZ. l n Cans HOLSTERS
209 land IN Cans Cove Oysters.
100 Spiced Oysters.
poo % cans IL O'Clock Lunch Oysters.
10 cases u boxes SnrdineS-
100 quart and pint Pickles.
50 Tomato Catsup. ...sr
S a" worcestershire & English Club
100 Caddles asbrted brands Tobacco.
g g butts Bright e Tobacco.
100 gross assorted Smoking Tobacco in par
40 tloz; drums Kiiliclxinicl Smoking To-
60 doH- assorted bales Smoking Tobacco.
g 6hlS andy bhls Smoking Tobacco,
.. 80 gross Sunnyside, Sweet Owen Rose
bud and TalismRn flne cut Chew
ing Tobacco. ''f fI|llT III a..
20 sacks Almonds, FIlberts. English Wal
fn nuts, Brazil Nuts and Pea Nuts
so cnses layer and II. r. Raisins
3 cases assorted JellieS.
600 lbs. Fine Candies -f4rll -=
500 boxes assorted Candy Toys. .
Also large stock of Common Cigars, Cheese,
s Herring, soap, Candles, Backing,
.
SPEIDEL & HNDERRIEDEN,
oc2I 5lMaln st. Wheeling, w. Va.
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SHARPERs.- As may have been OBJ
served from police reports recently II
large number of the cases disposed of
were those OF parties arrnigned for the
practice OF "sharp" tricks. In view of
this fnct it becomes our citizens gener-
ally, and our business men particular
~, to be ON their guard in their deal
ings with strangers. A thousand de-
vices are resorted to by these sharpers
to gull the unsuspecting. Tricks that
stnrtlc the most suspicious even, md
do credit to the ingenuity Of the inven-
tor, are practiced almost daily.
MARKET YESTERDAY EYENIS0.-The
market yesterday evening was well at
tended, especially by purchasers. The
novelty OF the thing hnving worn of,
those who have no business there are
becoming scarce. Beef was worth l2a
2oc; Pork, I7a25c; Butter 4Oa5Oc; Chick
ems, live or picked, 4Oa45; Potatoes,
Irish, i0c; Cabbage, 5alOc; Turnips, 4Oc;;
sweat Potatoes, scarce, 81 90. 80
Consumers justly continue to COM
plain of the high price of butter. II is
said that II can be bought In the sur
rounding country mt l5n25 cents. If
this be true, those who sell it here are
charging too much of IA profit.
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DaltlR Knitting Machine Co.

WE OFFER 10 THE PUBLIC THE
w simplest, strongest, and besf KnitfinC
Machine In the world: Send for a Circular,
agents wanted. Address tenclostnR stamp\
DA1ITON :KEITTINGA MACHINE Co.
i7,L.,. No. q Fith St, PjttsburE, Pa !,
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Sale
For Sale

For Sale.
A VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN
"A Ritchietown, consisting OF two full lots,
one good two story brick yelling house with
rooms and every convenience about It. One
store room q feet front and 90 feet deep-
Warehouse, same size, will be sold cheap.
H. ODD. .z1,-.. ..-..ftr..y 1. IRWIN,
ocSl-lm Real Estate Agent.
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POLICE CouRT.-In the police court
yesterday George Washington Porter,
(whose nrrestwe mentioned yesterday,)
was fined $40 and costs for disorderly
conduct. a..lE.s
Another party was arraigned for some
disreputnble conduct, confessed iudp-
ment, and was fined s. and costs.
George Frey wns nrrRigncd for strik-
ing a deaf and dumb man, Much
trouble was experienced in securing an
interpreter. One was found finally,
and the evidence OF the prosecutor
elected by signs. The suit was not sus-
tntned, and after consuming about two
hours with it, it wns dismissed.
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Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate from one Of the most EN-.
nent Colleges In the United States, and the
the hospitals of London, Paris, PhilAdelDhIa
and elsewhere, has effected some of the most
astonishing cnreS that were ever known.
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed at Sudden sounds, bashfulneSs with
FREQUENT blushing, attended sometimes with
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y. 4, y ! w; 2. a ]. PlCKERINR !
,ts65. lies. y sending s., % to either Of tie
hav M 1tIII e Inc " hseling Post ONCE can
y any Pert Of the country, ffee u pS y y
-'0csS-lvd'i Sole Propulsion New YOU
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Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destnctIrUal
habit which annually sweeps to an untimsies
grave thousands of Young Men OF the MY
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, Who
might Otherwise have entTanced lisfan,nOO
Senates with the thundeTS OF elOuuenee Is
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may cS ~
with full confidence. NA
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-16

On last Sunday, Mr.. O. F. Rosecrantz rode
nm to Sharon. While there he complained oil
feeling very unwell, but left late in the after
noon TO return TO Canton. Early on the next
morning, the 18th inst, his body was fouuu'
by Mr.. William Bledsoe, about one mile west
Of sharon. on the road leading to Canton.
III, horse was found hilched, carefully, near
by.
1rnon an examination by a jury of inquest,
M ma, ks of violence were found upon the
body. They "fouud that he came to MS
tepth hv the act of God, induced by apople&y
,r a,iI.nsv. and that he died on the evening
of the l9rh of Nosember, A. D. 1865, about e
o'clock.
ufs holv had been robbed At II fine double
s..3 sorl watch, q oreastpin, ah"nt Sl23 IN
crcpnhncks. and a small amount OF specie.
His body and effects were taken charge OF
h, Mr.. Ritter, q friend ana partner u '"e ue'
CEASED, for the purpose Of taking them to
pnducah, XIV, where the parents OF Ar' hoSe'
crau,z reside.
Mr. Eosecrantz wa. formerly a member o.
Co. D, 3rd Kentucky regiment, g. = A. 1T
usde a brave and gallant soldier ana wa
sayerely wounded in the head, at the ha'te o
the> "Cross Roads," under Gen. Forrest II
tie simmer of 1864. lie never recovered en-
,ireiy rom the effects of this wo"nd' AM
thar, seems to be no doubt that the fit o
anonI,xy which caused his death was super
induced by it.
At the close of the war. Mr.. Roseeran'H es
tohlished himself in Canton, as a watehmake
and iewellor. He was Il skiIlfui ana atten'''
workman, unexceptionable in his department
and had already become a useful ana worm
citizen.
His parents have the sympathy OF the CON
muuity in which he lived.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-16

We published in a former number OF our
paper the proclamation of President Johnson
recommending to the people of the United
States, that they observe the first THURSDAY
of December as n day of National lhahks-
irving. We hope our people may remember
and observe that day as directed by our pres
;aont and also that they may pray to God to
ovort the evils that now threaten us.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-16

s.- According to the report oil Col.
Thomas, of the Freedmen's Bureau, the
total number of negroes in Louisiana
drawing rations from the Government is
Q 5000.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-16
CITATION NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,

Madison county,
The State of Mississippi;
To A. II. Smith. guardian TO Sarah Collins,
a minor, and all other persons interested IN the
lands, tenements and heredtdments Of StGTkey
Collins, deceased
NOU are hereby cited to be and appear be
i fore the Probate Court Of Madison coun-
at the Court house thereof, on the
18th day Of NOuemJer merit,
in the November term of said Court, then and
there to answer the petition of Samuel Milton,
Executor of the last will and testament of said
decedent, for sale of the lands, tenements and
Entertainments of said decedent, for the ray
ment of his debts. his personal estate beng
represented as insufficient, and to show cause
if any you can, why SO much of the said lands,
teneInents and Entertainments should not be
sold to pay the residue of the debts OF SAID
decedent.
WITNESS the Honorable William
S. Bailey, Judge of the Probate
Is. Court of Madison County, the
second Monday in October A. d
49, 1865, aud seal of said court.
Issued the 18th of October, A. ID. le65.
Z. d. WARD, Cl rk,
oct. 10, 1865. eT-4w.
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9 To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNoERN.-Kead 'he
circular letter of Maj. Gen. o. o.. Howard 10
be fonnd in another column.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-16

Eg- We invite the attention OF our
readers to the advertisements, to be found
in to.day's issue.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-16

The following, found in a late jackson
y,vs shows what freedom is doing for the
"poor negro"
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
HINDs CouETY.
Personally appeared before the undersign-
ed. Mayor of jackson, James NJ. Goats ana
w. French, both being duly sworn, deposed
and said. hat while they were passing near
,ho late residence OF the Hon. W. l.. Sharkey,
~ yesterday, they noticed persons being
hnried. and on going to the grave, they saw
,bree grown men (black men and a coioreo
child, pu, into one grave burying them near
N the top of the ground, and covering them
orer and leaving them in this conditisn'
rho persons so buried were from the Freed
mems Hospital, in the Clifton yard, they had
-, collins or winding sheet of any kind about
Them. the grave was orly Is inches deep.
j. II. CoATs,
WV. FRENCH.
Sworn and subscribed before me Nov. 18th,
1868.
D. y. BARRoWS,
Mayor.
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SE,cEIH''S Sale.

JEFFERSON LOVE, Admir-, &c,
VS. Fl. IA.
Estate Lawson F. HENDERSON.
10y virtue of the above stated writ, to me
ID 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 door, 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 l and 2, square No. |, and residence
IN the town of Canton, N W S Sec. II
MEAS Sec. IS; f } Sec. 10; Seven acres
off S W corner of N Z 4 and l acre off 5 F
corner of W !, and S J less 20 acres out of
N corner, Sec. 80, all in Township s, Range
West, 20 acres ofN end of W n + and
F8 n W 1, less % acres out of S end, and W !
of WI Sec. 81, Townships. Range l West.
N W and S Sec. 25, T. 8, R.2 West. E !
of E j Sec. 2G, T. S., r. 2 West. N and
E5N W /, lying E of diagonal line, and w,
S Z and N of T S " / Sec. 80, 3, X :
West N J and W ! S + 4, Sec. 80, 70,
West, estimated at $3.50 acres, more or less
Levied on as the property of the Estate o
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 b.
aw. JNp. |. SEAMf4o, 0Heih'
Oct 30, 1865. I'm
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rs.

GR0CEEEES.
100 DO1s FLoUR-F'''yF R,nnSt&: OTTO.
DU FORD & OTTO.
Oh FoRD It OTTO.
10 H'LF BBLS No. MACKEREL.
III FORD d OTTO.
III HlF BBLS No. 3. MAUKEREL.
10 FORD Il OTTO.
~ OUR BB'LS No. MACKEREL.
III FORD & OTTO.
On KITS No. ! MAoKE BEL orro
IN BBLS YELLOW CLARIFIED sU-
III GAR. FORD d OTTO.
III Bells WHITE SUGAR.
III FORD & OTTO.
LII FORD & OTTO.
z BB'Ls CRUSHED SUGAR.
, FORD 4 OTTO.
z BBLS POWDERED SUGAR.
> FORD Il OTTO.
z BB'LS LOAF SUGAR.
, FORD d OTTO.
100 oz. CANS COVE FaSR Ts ! oTTo.
Ok Doz. CANS sPICED OYSTERS,
70 FORD q OTTO.
200 BOXES FRESH s TdRp orro.
20 DOz. CANS FRESH F HafE I oTTo.
az DOZEN ASSORTED PICKLES, all
- si.es. FORD & OTTO.
< DOE. PEPPER SAUCE SoDn orro
OU FORD Il OTTO.
OU FORD q OTTO.
Oh FORD lotto.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-16

BoARnrxG.--Nrs. Reeves is prepared TO ae-
cnmmodate day boarders. Terms 10 sun tne
times.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-16

DR., Edward Latham has located in TINS
place, and so~licits the patronage OF ms ior-
mer friends and acquaintance. See his card
in to-day's issue.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-16
METROPOLITAN RECORD
-ANn-
VIEW YORK VINDICATOR II.


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Once 4 Brcome Street.
TIME RECORD AND NINDICATOR Is
L publisked once Il week, and contains
eighty columns Of political news. editorial matter,
and varied and interesting reading, 1t AIMS to he
a truthful and unswcrving exponent OF state hghts,
and is l~ntieNibly opposed TO the antI- DehlUCfStic
policy of consolation. Believing that popular
freedom In this Republic is dependent upon state
Sovereignty. it is at war with all despotic encroach'
ments upon the rights of the people. 1t shall new
err cease to advocate the supremacy Of the Civil Au.
thoritv, and to deuounce and condemn the prefer.
sious and usurpations Of the Military Power.
In the future, as in the past, the Record VIII lie
the faithful advocate of Democratic principles. 1t
is trne that the recent event, brought about by IA
natical interference with the rights OF States and ny
an intolerance Of the Constitution and laws made IN
accordance herewith. have causcd a temporary rev.
o|lution; but the principles Ct lT76 are only sent IN
allowance, and will. we believe, be redssettcd
ere many years cldpse. The people have yet
to learn from experience that the lessons and teach
ings of the great statesmen who iounded ihis kepuu.
lie cannot be set aside unless by the overthrow II
popular freedom and selfgoyernment. No tact was
more completely established no principle more
thoroughly viudiCatCd than that which asserts That
Government derives its Just powers from The con-
sent Of the governed, = and that a Union which can
only be perpetaatcd by the strong arm OF miiitaly
mower, must, if continued or be 50 sustained, result
in the establishment of a centralized military des-
potism. -.
= The Record and yindicator shall continue as it
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tration. the defender OF the great Charter Of Amer
lean Freedom and the untinchiug advocate OF LIB
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Trial by Jury, Freedom Of the Press and State
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The Metropolitan Record and Vindicator will be
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Agents METROPOLITAN Record and X: \ .p1iyEew
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October &c, u.
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CITATIO NJ.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
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Madison County,
To ". l.. Coleman, and all others int rested IN The
Estate Of Jonathan Coleman, deceased:
TOU 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 Caston, on the
18Th day Of NoUemter merit,
in the November term of said court, then
and there to answer the petition OF Edwin
Coleman for division of the personal estate
of said decedent, and to show cause II any you
can why the the petition should not be al
lowed and decision made accordingly as pray
ed for.
- witnesSthe Honorable William S. Bailey
Judge Of the Probate Couru of Madison
L. S. County the second Monday in October,
A. ID. 1886, and seal of said Court.
ED. WARD, Clerk.
Oct. Is. 1865. eS-lm.
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