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The Pittsbuuy Commercial Of this morn
ing has the foil owing

The hog pac. sing season has far advanced
and nothing hil been done worthy OF spe-
cIsl notice. 1t certainly looks as it we were
70 become Jew the coming season pack
ers are holding back and show no disposition
10 commence operations. In conversation
with one Of on heaviest dealers, he stated
that be did n OF intend TO pack here this
seasOn. Last sessOe he was among the
largest. The receipts Of hogs 50 far have
been light eve rywhere There Is mystery
a1Cut this this time alone eau solve. If the
packing is as proporti nately light in De
/ cember as H. was in November, there W n
/ be a scarcity Of products and rapid advance
! in prices. 7 ne supply Of new mes in tbs
/ market IS 81 call; the ssles, however, were
/ restricted to OTIS % supply the home market
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Mistaken Tenderness.

Gen. Grants report furnishes additional
proof OF the mistaken, we may 'almOst say
criminal tenderness exhibited by the Gov
eminent towards its officers during the war.
Take Gen. Buffers case, for instance. The
Lieutensnt General shows that he disc
beved at the start, snd guominiously failed.
Why, then, wss he retained in cunmand 3
After his terrible defeat at Drury's Blud, 90
the 18th of Nav. when the falcon Beaure-
gard swept dowa on the buzzard, this aud
other journals, not bound down 10 the car
OF party, earnestly implored the Govern
ment 70 remove Gen. Butler. The loss Of
Plymouth. n. C.. a few days previous,
t0rether with twenty-five hundred men,
aud an immense amount Of cannon aud war
material. was clearly due alone 10 his bad
management. and We felt that the interests
of the country should no longer be imperiled
in his hands. Sull he wss retained Ia
command. though defeat after defeat fol
lowed his operations, ami the appeals for
his removal oecsme more frequent aud ur-
reut. The authorities apPearedfo be wholly
deaf 10 the wishes 81 the people and il was
not until nearly year after he hsd shown
ms utter iucapacity 20 command, that Gen.
Butier was renewed. Even then be might
posslblv have retained his position had he
not been 50 0utrageously dlsobeoient and
arrogant.
mus il vas that thousands Of lives and
millions q treasure were sacrificed, lest the
| friends Of q General deserving q court-mar-
tisl every week, should be offended by his
| removal. Ner was Gen. Buffers case the
! onlv instance os this mistaken clemency,
| m baldv smith, BY disobeying orders in not
attacking Petersburg, prolonged the CON
I test Cor its capture s whole year, Ba dy
! Smitv should have been punished, snd not
/ simply sent into retirement IN Vermont
! Ii kosecrans permitted Pep Price 70 roam
Ell over spd deVEstate Missouri When
I he hsd en- ample force b head him
of. Eosecraus saould have been call.
Cd 70 account for his conduct, instead
81 being reieved II Colonel bm
Ford igu0miniously surrendered Mary land
Heights, whereby an army Of thirteen thou'
sand men was lost, be should have been
shot, aud not merely dismissed the service
with the privilege o. sitsrwsrd honorsoly
resigniug- And 80 We might enuulerat'
very many other similar instances, but Fit
John Porter is the only general oflce
whom We recall that was punished for HI
/, sins Of omission or commission
All tins vas wholly wrong. and produc
tive Of untold disaster and loss 10 the coun
try. Rather than such mistaken clemenc'
should be displayed in the event Of auothe
war, ID would be better 60 revive ihe terri
. BE rigors Of the French Committee q
\ Safety" when victory or death were N
Be- / only Alternatives held out 10 GsneraI.-N
p y. Cos4a.srcial Advertiser.
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Go to Bryant, StratJon i Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
in Book Keeping, PenmaushiD. CONNER
.isI Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIship, Settlements, &c
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STEAFlON 60.
Octl5-ly.
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HONE AGAIN!!

HAVING returned again with large
stock o.
TRIMMINGS, NVorstea-, Zephyr,
&c, &c,
to the old home, would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville inst we Will
be prepared TO manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tasseis, Buttons, Fnnses,
&c., &c.,
As sosi and as cheerfully a' formerly.
OSCAR BONNIE a CO..
r,.gl-tf No. Union street
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AUCTION SALE OF
GOVERNMENT FUEL
10000 CoRDs OF WOOD.

4 WILL O5eT for ss's a Publ Auction. the FOL
1 lowing lotr 90 GnFerumenr God. stgzf- on the
linz OF me Nastvilla and Nnrn- s.Iaru r. .f0ad
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NssGo AEREsrEp.-A negro named Albert
Upton, was Yesterday arrested by officers
Ilgnor aud Reddick, on a charge 0T grand
lsreny. Itis sIleged that he stole $50 worth
oi clothing from Lee smith, 8 white man
de val De examined to-day.
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car geuuemanly friend, r. 6. Thomp-
son, who has recently opened 8 saloon on
COiiege street, next door 70 Mars Othce
ssh retains hrs c1sv little place OF resort
yppo lie the 81 Cloud. Al either place the
public san always gel the best liquors and
s.gars. and be waited on by polite and at
t5HtNe clerks. Success b. both estsbu sh-
meats
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GA J0s UFPIuE.-WeHre executing every
se..riptiou Of plain and fancy JOB PRINT
M (. tie neatest style, and al the lowest
mica at this Office.
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sale u commsuos 90 Weine t3ay. De-. -. lHS5,
- 10 an. - ssruon h. Ns-hviIe and N1rtr-H go
tern l-oad aud from thence 20 earl SEXTON -
they appear 10 this adveri--sEDent
4 : uecial Tn 4 WI b iuruir aed % the ncrom-
NJ dstou Of purahasefs, % save he Dap1i 81
Nashville, Tsna. ~ = q n On t1s dsY 20 sails,
Terms Cssh In BoYsrrrleut flsafs.
b order Of Cap. A. X. EDDY. 4. z. A Chief z
b., Mia DIV. o. Tenn
A. ". VILLA
d@rs O. hFl- Ne. sBf s. q M.
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Get your wall paper at Merritt 4 Illus,
corner of Market and Church streets.
Gets
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Marriage Licenses and every description
VI law blanks Tor sale 81 this Office, or
printed u order.
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Boot, sud Shoes st low prices al Max. L.
Gutmsn's, No. 20, Public Square. He :
closing out his entire stock. oct 25-5m
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The Chicago AOurDal Of last evening says:
The provision market is almost entirely
lieess, aud newer, within our recollection,
has the 'pork -rOwd" on Change stood so
long as at this g ason Of the yesr. on the do
nothing policy should hogs decline 10 Ga
Sc gross the Pac kers would doubtless take
hold; but there being no Eastern orders
here for produce at the present figures. both
packers, shippers and Spectators have
made up their MINDS 20 Walt for one Of two
things the dec ne IN hogs or the advance
In product That hogs al present figures
are too high there is no question, and that
decline mus shortly be submitted To-
There are reports of & scarcity in numbers
this season cou pared with last, but the ad.
ditional weight viii doubtless make up the
difference.
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NEW DRUG BmN.-"Old Curiosity Shop"
has ceased % be--or is rapidly being trans
terred into d nodded Institution lrstcl
drug store; in other words, r. p. jenkins 4
Co.. have purchased the old e-jahiis hInent
OF Mr.. Wells, on Market street, opposite the
head Of Union, end are now arranging it
siter the most approved modern style.
The new arm consists of hessr-. r. r.
Jenkins, and the we'll known, and celehrat-
ed physician, ID Coleman--the former an
experienced and practical druggist, and the
latter one of the abisst physicians in Ameri
ca. Dir. }. was connected with IhHtcher's
drug store, on the corner OI Cedar and
Cherry streets. while DR.. Coleman has be-
come SO well known as Hu able physieisu,
that be has been called on Dy citizens Of
Cincinnati, and Chicago, for prescription
she partie, preierriug his judgment, after
q mere description OF the ills from which
they were suffering, 10 that Of any doctor
in their own cities, who could have made
personal elimination.
This new firm, will not only be q success,
regarding the subject from pecuniary
point Of view alone, but it will be real
blessing 10 the community.
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For Sale 1t this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. WIl be sold cheap for cash.
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For Rent

i 49, ,,I-,51-lfa IN iisiarsg b otss aad nsar
/ - Il Goa Hoiei. For aefass spsT %
| ~Fs-t5- - ~ y. h. ALLDWAV
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ITCH LTCHlI
Scratch no More.

great visnafq ai oss's i.id 81 iNe 800
ohsftnats, I'D protraslse IN r'lait .'.I. t,-b
corsring - 1l aio -tHfs-s ~ De I-'iys 80 t"- -
isa nc- ~ other nlstfH "a t''a ",u. 70
cured.
Price rs cents a box ~ ala.' a' -'r
over 1yaars have 90 lfr -raJl~ 90.
besa 10 cCslsfsuG u-e Il sII go % PM. ".
fteIr Ire-ea4-ur pouugr--T = r-.i".at Proc. N.
their great poser % nsas .. 800. Did. .HH
PREPARED anis ~ IT.. SWANhE RI ~
~ SIXTH street. sn1gs y .l-. fn..r'- .,
Cos. orJIalr-. end nee . e.
Na.lgiis
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KEEHsEF OFFICE- y &C. 8, r, 3
NasEylLLr. Isac. n, fso1. J
ON sd saer TO-DAY cur 2'snois vi b. opensd =
u ~ "A eor TIE recaptioa q FEcSEuis- ans
proup1y sicFsa 81 , a. -. ---.
decis In Il n spNa1s Agsli
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The Cincinnati Gazette of Thursday saws
There - u cont .nued dizziness IA the GEN
eral markets, ari5 ing from the fact that there
Is al lndispositi". 4 90 carry large stocks OF
anything ia the 2 resent uuceTt ain cuui ition
of values. Flour advanced ljc per barrel
in New York tod 5y, but that did not mste
rally affect the market here, which was
moderately actiS e. Wheat was higher in
all the pTincIpi markets to-day, the ad-
vance here being aCout 5c per bush; hold
ers are not gene rally offering their stocks
anticipating nigh or prices. Corn is scarce,
with an sctiye lGquIry and prices iirmer
The receipts of wheat "a Milwaukee for the
week ending Dee ember 9, was S35 4I9 bush
and the stock in store 500 600 bush There
was no material change ia the provision
market to-day; there is little demand for
any OF the hog roducts. An attempt was
made 70 advance the price Of hogs TODAY.
which was Tor {. time successfuI: but the
originators undel took more than they were
able to carry thr ough, and at the close there
was DO demand over the prices which Oh
tanned yesterday
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Pay Up Notice.

Y HAvE slalgs sElcgni dls Ne ~ ssftirss ~
u tsrrf- aad NOT rasparrlliT 80 You " Par
UP. of ssits q some ~ tslaIs - eosllnE Tesf.
II CORNELlua,
dssie-iE fsCfurch sirsaf.
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CITY NE VS..
Mayors Notice.

NasHvHLE, TIM, Dec l6. 1855.
called meet ng Of the City Council Is
hereby made for 10 o'clock this m0roIug.
ruzi4es- OF great import will be presented,
aud i is hoped that all members will be
present. ". Mari. BEoWN, Mayor.
IEssFa-LE MaNTN.-Ihe following is Tie
amendment o. the bank bin. offered Boy Mr..
Murphy. and which has not YET been dis
posed ai-
70. D, i- fHrrser tfartf1, That notes Of the
EauA "i Tennessee, collected and pad in
sat.- faction of debts due and owing said
Bank, shall only DO taken 81 the current
market yaIuE of said u0les-the lawful cur
r-ucy uf tho United States being the meas
are and standard Of said value"
Irtha above is passes, Tennessee money
will not be worth ANYTHING.
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LATEST FROM EGYPT.

A new aud exquisi e perfume for tbs handkerchief.
Ceooa "a. and IL the LADIES' Of the presoui day,
usiEg The same re Tome.
THF EGYPTIAN InTUS.
ThE EGYPTIAN LOTUS
TIE hGA FTIAN LOTUS.
Nsnufsr-ured by r. PHnuey. drocElynl n y.
nv-sm p. A. LpEElUht agent, Ha fu!!"a 81 y !.
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New carpets receiving every day, by "
". Berry a Co., No. 81 College street.
uovIS-lm
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- following A. q the rates 'sld by THU- = MARS
BRO6ER, con Isr OF Umoh and College street ior
uncurrent mon ey These quotations are hsbie TO
iuct1aie bllt Jay be depended on = safacient
Iength Of time for the remitisncos 70 ts4 received
by mali OF express, Il forwarded without delay
rsSNEssET Bank Of Fulton. -..... 30
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We would call attention to the advertise
ment Of the Christian Advocate ia this
mornings UNION. We hope 20 sec tho Ad-
vocat- revived, and more useful than ever,
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The Toper,s Autumn solnoqu

Learos have thfiT uuae % iz1,
And 50 likewise have 1
The ressou. 20, 3 TIE sEma-
erih comes q Eslt a. an.
Eut hars'a ne dfsrenca srlfi gee ard ne
lhlnc7s hsr1af aa1 E2ia ifss aens}'
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A DARK Transaction. A very black
man-sn American citizen Of African dc
scent, named Bob OyertoR-wss yesterday
arrested on a charge Of committing rob
berry, and attempting to violate the person
Of sable daughter If Africa, and ARA ned
before Esq. Meachsm but IS neither party
was prepared for trial, the accused was sent
% jail 70 await hearing nsxt " Wednesday.
a. the offence vas alleged 10 have been
committed in the night, we could but re-
gard il as a dark tran saction."
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Buy your carpets at ". W. Berry 4 Co.'S,
No. - College street n0ylS-lm
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The Indian Herb Doctors cured me OF sore
ewes. from which had been suffering Two
4...ufHa
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+. ,. Cone hss received the Clipper,
Wilkes Spirit, Turf Field uud Farm. Irish
Amerlosu, Fresmsn's journal, Stats lie
tuHr. Atlas Tablet, American Artisan, Lon.
dau News, Punch, Bells Life. Loud8u eek.
ly Imes, Sporting News, Dublin Nation.
lIIshman ma Freeman's Journal, Review
Chambers Journal, Good Woods late Neu
lsrk, Chicsgo and s.. Louis Papers.
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Line ST., between Cherry and Vine
Office corner Union and Cherry.
dgclG-lt
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olapapers, ltbs largest IN the city for sale
al III. office.
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wssrs obliged 50 ". c, Collier fer lss'
PsPErsA
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-16
Trust Sale.

PY virtue of the provisions Of a Deed executed
ID by Robert NJ. Davis and wife to the under
'gued, dated 23d day of May. A. D. 1861, and duly
recorded in pages 602 and sos book P, Of the REQ
ords of the Office OF the Probate Clerk Of Madison
county Mississippi, ] will sell. before the Court.
house door, in the city of Canton, county and state
last aforesaid, on
Monday, the l9h day of February, Il. d. 1866,
between legal honrs, to the highest bidder. at pub
lie outcry for cash, the following real estate, stu
ate in said county of Madison, viz; Northeast
quarter and North half of Southeast quarter, and
twenty acres off the Southeast corner Of Soutb-east
quarter of Section twenty-five, Township eight,
Range two East North half of Section thirty;
Southwest quarter Section thirty; Northwest quar-
ter Section twenty'nine Northeast quarter Sec
ton thirty-two. Township eight, Range three East
less twenty acres of the North east corner of West
half of said Northeast quarter of Section thirty.
two, containing by estimation one thousand and
forty acres, mors or less, with all and singular the
appurtenances thereuntO belonging.
The title is believed to be indisputable, but, act.
ing as Trustee, l shall only convey such as is vested
in me.
JOHN T. CAMERON, Trustee.
Dec. Is. 1865. eStds.
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Hymeneal.

Married, on Thursday morning, l4th Dec. 1865,
at Madison Station, by the Rev. C. G. Andrews,
Mr.. THos. N. JONES, to Mrs. NJ. ]. Bass, all Of
Madison county.
With the above we received a bottle of best
Champagne Wine and a supply Of excellent cake.
We wish our friend Jones and bis fair bride all
the happiness the marriage relation can confer.
M%ayfowers spring up all along their pathway,
and their lives now on as smooth and gentle as an
unrufied lake.
Sparkling and bright is the liquid light &c.
Here's to tnee. Tom Jones'
Married, near Livingston on the 10th inst, by
The Rev. e. @. Andrews. Mr.. CHARLES J. THoMP-
son, to Miss JOSEPHINE CAMPBELL, both Of hadi.
son county.
Married, Nov. Both at the residence Of Mrs.
Emily Smith, N Madison county, by the Rev. a.
ii. Montgomery, Mr.. JOHN F. CLOVES, TO Miss
MARC AKET J. SIXTH.
At smelly Homestead" Oct. Slst, by the Rev.
" Harrington, Mr.. GEoRGs wRIGHr, 10 Miss L.
SHELBY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-16
CITATION.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Madison COunfy,(

10 William d. Ne Gaughsy, residing in 7era,,
10 the hers, and all o;her parties interested in the
Estate of Samuel Ne Gaughsy, deceased:
NOU are hereby cited to he and personally sp.
Il pear before the Judge OF the Probate Court .
aid county at the Courthouse thereof, in the City
of Canton, on
Tuesday, 18th day Of january. 1865,
then and there to show cause, if any Won can. wby
the petition of John Warf, praying that title be
made to him of certain lands by Sally D. McGaue'
ey, Administering Of the said Samuel McGaughey.
deceased, should not I've granted.
~ Witness, the Hon. NJ NJ. Cooper, Judge
of the Probate Court OF Madison county
L.. s. the 18th day of Decemher. A. ID. 1865
and the seal of said court.
- +. D. WARD, Clerk.
December 10Th. 1865. Iw
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Upon the opening of the petition in this cause
it appearing to the Couit that John D, Fly,
Mary Fly, and Martha Fly, are non. presidents Of
this State, and reside in Gonzales, Gonzales county.
Texas. it Is now ordered by the Court that the 81
Tuesday in January next be set as the day for the
hearing OF siid petition that publication he made
IN the American Citizen, a newspaper published in
the city of Canton in said comfy Of Madison. for
said John I. Fly, Mary Fly and Martha Fly to b.
ana appear in this Court on said day. to plead, an
aver or demur to the said petition Of Reuben 7
Stokes and Others, praying that the proceedings OF
this Court heretofore had for d division Of the per
1onal estate of Samuel J. Stokes. deceased amongst
the distributes Of the same may he reviewed, AM
said division annulled ; also, that the Clerk Of thu
Court transmit to the SAID John ID. Flv. May Fly
and Martha Fly, by mail, to Gonzales, Gonzaes
county, Texas, a copy OF this Older
Test, L. ID. WARD. Clerk
Dec l6. 1866. 5y
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cITATIoN
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison COunty.{

TIE SIATE OF ISSISSIPP
Madison COunty.}
The State of Mississippi:
To all Persons interested in the Lands
Tenements me Hereditaments of Fl
A. H. LAWSON, deceased
VOU are hereby cited TO be and appear be
l. fore the Probate Court of Madison coun.
ty, at the Court house thereof, on the
18Th day Of January, 1866,
in the January term of said Court, then and
there TO answer the petition of NJ. V. Lawson,
Executrix of the last Will and Testament OF
said decedent, and show cause, if any you
can, why so much of the following lands, sit
uated and being in said county, which said
Lawson owned in copartnership as joint ten
ant with Thomas J. Smith, described as fol
lows, to-wit EA of EA Section %, Township
8, Range 3 East; w N Ell and N WI and S &
and Ell S VT Sec, %, T. 8, R3; N VT and
So Sec. "a, 7 8, R 3 K; Lots l, 2 and 8, Sec.
rs, T. s, r 3 Z all Of Sec 20, T. 8, R. 3 E;
Lots 2, 3, 8 and 6, Sec. ls, rs. RAE; Lots
2, 3 and 4, Sec. 10, T. 8, R. A f ; Lot 6, West
of b line, and lot 10, East of B line and the
following property of said decedent, to- wit F:
Lots 3 and 4, square IL, and 4 acres adjoin.
ing, 10 the city of Canton, on which is the
residence occupied by said deceden. during
his life time, should not be sold, as will be
sufficient to pay his debts, or the residue of
same, as the case may require.
WITNESS the Honorable MILAS
M. COOPER, Judge Of the Pro-
LIS. bate Court of Madison County, the
second Monday in December A. D..
1865, and seal of said court.
Issued the 18th of December. A. d. 1865.
E. D. WARD, CT rk.
Dec. Is, 1865. eS4w.
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In COurt of Pre-
bate, vi a o n
c county, Miss,
Deer Term,1665

n the opening OF the petition in this case. it ap.
" pearing to the Court that John d. Fly, Mar.
tina Fly, Mary Fly, and Dalton Fly, reside in Con.
zaies, Gonzales county, Texas, it is ordered by the
Court. that the Sd Tuesday in January, 1856, be set
as a day for the hearing of said petition for q divis
ion of the real estate OF the late Samuel j. Stokes,
deceased, amongst his heirs and it appearing to
the Court that Dalton Fly. John D. Fly, Martha
Fly and Mary Fly reside in Gonzales, Gonzales
county, Texas, it is now ordered by the Court, tina.
publication be made once a week for four success.
i've weeks in the American Citizen, a newspaper
printed and published in Canton, in said county OF
Madison, requiring said John d. Fly, Martha Fly,
Mary Fly and Dalton Fly to appear in this Court on
SAID day to plead, answer or demur to this pet.
ton, and that the Clerk Of this Court transmit, by
mail, to said parties Mt Gonzales, Gonzales county,
Texas, a copy of this order.
Test. E. d, WARD. Clerk.
Dec. l6 1865 4w
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

BTTERS Of Administration on the estate
hof William Nancy, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned by the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi, at the
November term, A. D. 1855, thereof,
Notice is, therefore, hereby given TO all
persons having claims against said estate to
have them probated and registered within the
prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
L. B. Nancy, Admir-,
Nov. ls, 1865. .if @ : 'eS6w
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BAKERY AND CoSTEcrloSKEY,-we ask attention
. the card Of Charley Stools. Everybody known
rst Che is the best csker and candy maker
hat ever aarksaed the side- walks Of Canton with
mis- shadow. May IT never grow less. M
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DOLBEAR COM MERcIAL
c COLLEGE E,
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Corner of Camp and Common Streets,

In the Spacious and Elegant STORY Buildings ~
rs CONSTANTLY in session under able Profess
i ors. 1t was founded in 1882 has a charter from
the State as a permanent Institution. under the di-
rection of a Board of Trustees appointed by the
Legislature, and is authorized to confer Degrees,
Diplomas, &c. 1t was not suspended during the
war,