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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
TRUsrEHs SALE OF HOUSE, AND LOT ON

By virtue of deed IN trust, bearing date 90 the
9Th day OF June. 1859 and recorded in Lfber J. A.
g., No III, fols 81 ct eco toe gu bscriber will sell
at public sale, IN Tt EsDAH, the SUtn ssy OF DC
fober ISso, 81 A O'Clock y. N on the premises,
part 81 Lot No. 2. In Square No. sS, fronting ID
feet Incl on sozih O street between 9Th and
sth streets west, by s. feet fncnes deco with the
fmpreyements consisting Of a comfortable two
story Frame Dwelling house.
Terms OF eAle: me half cash fof which 9IO1
will be required 10 be paid ON the ground . and
balance ~ ain and twelve months, for notes bee
interest from day OF sale. secured By deed In
trsst uros the Droperts IL the terms Of sale are
not CON piled With IN i've csy., the property viii
be resold upon one weeks potice, ct the risk and
expense Of the purchaser. All convey ancins and
rev, pae stamps at the cost IL the purchaser
CHAs. WALLACE. Trustee.
seT-d GREEN VILLA Ms, A scsa.
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THE FAMILY SHOE SToRK--C F. Cum
minis, 347 9TH street, second door below North
en- MarkeD Those of our readers who have
been unfortunate in buying worthless shoes
are recommended to the above establishment
as being the most reliable shoe house in the
city. f- 2
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ChAnLES LAMB, . memoir, By Barry Corn
~ Wall Sketches Of kussiau Lite, edited by
Henry Morley, Pate Piscas, BY Herman Ne!
Carpenter; Venetian Life by VIM. d. Hos ell
Bound TO the Wheel. novel
OCT FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Rf VIM. L.. WALL Co., Auctioneers,
- stores Nos. "a aud 3I7,
South Corner Penn a avenue aud 9th street.
WILL BE CONTINUED AT OUR AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING. Octobs 6th com
mencing at 10 o clock. within the stores. where a
portion 81 the most desirable Goods remain We TO
be sold, and We call the attention OF buyer. to
this sale, as IT will be the clOsiRg sale Of this
stock.
Terms cash
Oc4 WI WALL a CO, Aucts
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NEW BooKs-rhs Hidden Sin, . Novel, Illus.
! tratsd; Inside, . Chronicle Of recession. IL
!ustfated; Bette Pieces and Aspects OF tse War,
0eerge Eliot: Field History Of the Atlantic Ca
Die: tupereduon ond Force BY Henry q. Les
gu ~ srHHr RRlHOK TAYLOR
WALLAcH House 60 = =
BHsfAURANr AND DINING SALOON.
Southwest corner Of Penna ave and nth street.
e-sR I. ID. hkvAh, Proprietor,
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RY GREEh q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF YALgABLE REAL rs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Rs.
TATE IN GEORGETOWN.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme COURT of the
District OF Columbia, passed Sctoper ID, 1866, In
Equity cause No. z62, Dockets, Peter elnty re vs.
rsulfne kodier, the undersigned will Offer IT pub
lie taie. IN front of the premises. on SATURDAY,
the 18th Instant, at o'clock ,. all that certain
Iiece or parcel of ground lying and being in the
ciiy of Ceorsetown, District OF Colum Die, and
known In the plats Of said city rs Lot numbered
sixteen tl6l in HolmeAd addition TO the said city
OF Georgetown, together with all and singular the
ing. ~
Terms, presented by the decree; Cash. Convey
Ancing and stamps at purchasers cost.
S ga fHdLtbPS,} Trustees.
S-l0t GRHHN wtIT.IA
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CRAND OPHNING .


GRAND OPENING.
SATURDAY MORNING, q, 10 clock m g.
sI0Ok OF GOODS ever displayed in tSise y
100 FALL BONNETS.
leo FANCY Trimmed FLATS,
$50 different style Of CLOAKs.
Also, a large assortment Of REAL LACES,
LACE HAHDKKROHIEFs, EMBROIDERY.
and splendid assortment of DRESS GOODS.
Don't forget the place and time, No. 29A Pa.
avenue, next to Lewis Jehnson's Banking House,
Saturday morning, at 10 O'Clock. &C sst.
RUILDIBs' NOTICE
Just arrived. Sc, 600 feet Of
N o U D 1 N as,
Of different patterns the incest that has been seen
in this market for years.
BUILDERS DEPOT. $50 7th stres..
oc3lw h w. HAMILTON.
FRUIT TREHs AsD DUTCH BULBoUs
Fruit Tree. OF finest quality, and moderate %
IN pIies can be snI PILED ~ the nfpdpsrsisnsd -
Peaches, proofs Nsct.rines, Cherries, &C.
Grape vines-Delswsfe,C Concord, Iona, Adiron-
Ls~ton Blackberriss. Strawberries, Currants,
Butch BuIbens Roots iost srri ,sd from Holland,
Consisting Of Double and tiDeie Hysetnths. tn
upe, henupcutue, Aoe monies, 0etcissne. Crocus,
SEow pross. Iviee, &c. Fret quality Bulbs So
lected specially for ny trade. ,ouy..r,
392 1th street, above ".
" Seed Store win be removsd. after Nove@bsr
Fee. oc colin
,MILK-Warrantsd psre unaduIte,ated MILK
w delivered At any part OF the CITY ut usual
aSS sth street vest, or CHlPMAH 4 SMITHS,
SOS tRe~t norsh &c IS colin
A LAR0E ASSORTMENT or PIANOS THAT
Wsrerooms Of
au3 ". q. HETZEROTT& 90.
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SASH, Door AND BLIND FAcroRr-By ad-
vertis<ment else where IL will be seen that Mr..
Hamilton, OF this city. has taken into his bust
ness Mr.. H. Wingate. The firm is enterpris-
ing and reliable.
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GARRoTBRs IN ALExANDRIA.-Mr. Hugh
Infancy, of Fauquier county, Va, who is
stopping at the Mansion House, In Alexandria
was garroied Wednesday night on the streets
and robbed of about 500 lt..
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UY 0REEN Q WILLIAMS, A1cnoaesn,

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucnoaesn.
AUCTieN SALE OF A wOsTORY PRESS
BRiGk fR0NT HOUSE, WITH SLATED
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at 8 o clock p N.
We shall sell on the premises. Lot No Is, in sub
division Of square No SIS, having 20 feet front By
81 feet more or less, with the improvements, cen
s,sting Of fine two story Brick House, containing
and rs streets. Island, House No. 35s.
1erms: One half cash; balance In SIX and twelve
months secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
All convey sncipg end REV. sue stanps ss the of
the pnrehassr. $50 down when The property is
hnocke Cd of. -
oct GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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vg H. ASSsssSfPSsss.; .,.,,.

DY HAGLE d 90, AeeuoneoeS.
d ealss-rooms no. ass Pennsylvania avenue
sssl. . %: <,lI give their personal attention %
the Dais Of Real y tate sad Household Turnituraat
the reeidencs Of antltee declining hoaseksspins
Also. . the sssos Of stoeks Of Groceries and Nor
chandise Of ever dsseriVtaon. Horss. Carriages,
AT PRIVATE SAILS
Round House Hotet, situated en- the Leesburs
Pike, ~ miles from Alex andria, cad az miiss
from Warrington. The Hotel IL In excel,spt order,
aid contains 10 rooms and kitchen. Twenty acres
Of good land attached TO cane III NOT sold ~
private sale BY Qefobe. lst 1856 the soove prypsr.
81 ~ Oh be sold Of auction =
So isM NAGLR q 90. Auct..
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CoLoRED ODD fELLOws.-This morning,
procession of the colored Odd Fellows, com
posed Of Union Friendship, Jehn +. Cook
Potomac onion and Eastern Star Lodges, with
whom were the band Of the 10Th u. s. y. T.
and a coiored band from Georgetown, passed
down the avenue on their way to Alexandria,
where the Grand Lodge of North America
meets to-day. The fine banners or Union
Friendship and John 4. Cook lodges were In
the line. and with the regaiia Of the members,
attracted much attention.
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AUCTION SALES Z
nv stAsr Asesisa Ssies sec bsvrtA paps. I,

Nv stAsr Asessss ssies zee yssrA page.
RI JANIS o. MCGUIRE CO.. A.e.ione.r,.
st .Est ~ II SsSsP
% sAiUHp.r nossIso. October 8. .. 10
kocm. Of Household FaG si,ur,, ssos Ss'0n
H Ma,nat Bs1siesis wardroses
s.ir and Apsk Mattresses
c1 ssss. B c,, scl-ss ,,: and piio.s
Lot second hand Clotsins --..
Lot Brocms, Baskets, &C. ... ..
]. fIss.il 10. ncaUIRs co. Are...
By SAsLE o., y A. P: .ss:,i x.,..
iARa. A sc1 pX 81 ssT GOODS.
We shall seil on SATURDAY, oct 9th at our
ssIss.osm for .ecOunt Of whom it may eoucern the
2. boxes Adsm.ntine Candles
: poIe. Pieii.., 70 s.se. conser..a Mnt
bore- mssoes, 20 cases Sundries
large lot Of Tinwsre &C
. A choice assortment Of Wines and Liquors, I'm
az sc, &c n.oIr 70 .1...
Rf GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuotiOleers.
AUCTION SALE OF A HorsE AND LOT ON
ss TTTH sI * I MIST, BETWEEN M AND
On On. WEDkEspAY, the 18th day Of October, A.
u 1906, ats clock y m, We shall cell. on the
premises the south half of Lot sumbere1 thirty
three. 49, IN Iayidt on subdivision of square
three hundred and forty. said part OF said Lot
naVibge front at twelve feet ten aud one half In
ehes on 10th street west and running back ninety
two feet more or lees, to alley fifteen feet ne
inches wide. Improved by small but commo-
Terms Of sale are: u cash; balance in months
Tor note bearing int rest and secured By a deed
OF trust. All coDyeysnoing and revenue stamps
81 the cost Of the purchaser. $50 down when the
property lie knocked on.
oc eo6ds GREEN & WILLIAM Ms. Apets.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctooeers
PENNS1Lt ANA AVENUE, near 18th street
east and adjoining the New Barracks, at Public
On THURSDAY, the 5th day of ecteher next At
o clock y m. we sh all sell, the premises Lots
Noe 10 and IL, in IN bdivIsion of square No Olq
having good fronts aud de pths.
Terms One half cash: balance in 5, 6, O. and IL
months, Tor notes be airing interest and by
aceed Of trust on the premises. All convey sucing
ego down on each lot when seld.
And immediately sitter the above sale, we shall
sell Lot TO Ia In square No S}i, fronting sth
street sast, between and ID str eets NORTH having
"a feet front by u9 feet inch deep, TO a 81 foot al.
ley, on the same terms rs the above sale
Se2Sd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til THURSDAY, The 9Th instant. same hour and
place. GREEN WILLIAMS,
&C Sd AuctiOneers.
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sMILK-Warranted psre unad uIte,a ted MILK
w delivered at spy pert Of the CITY ct nsual
prices. Leave orders 81 RUSSELL BARR'0 Store,
lSS Mh street vest. or CHlPMAH SMITHS,
800 stre~t north. se n eoims
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RY JAS. q. MCGUIRE 90 Auctioneers.
PRINTING OFFICE.
ON THURSDAY, the llth of october, ct AZ
O'Clock p. m. will offer for sale Ut uction on the
premises, the north part of Square west of Square
No. ga, fronting on New Jersey avenues Ii street
TO q lease to the 18th July next.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance In three equal
pay me nts, 6, IL and Is months, with interest
... JOHN HAbLhESUN.
&C 3 eo&ds JC MCGUIRE, q CO. Aucts.
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A LAR0E ASSORTMENT or PIANOS THAT
"A have been used. for sale upon easy terms, ct
sui We. METzEROrTa 90,
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EXTENeIyE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON
SIX HUNDRED BUILDING Lots.

We will offer until fuftber notice, at prfvAts
sale, upon the poet liberal terms aud long credit,
the mott desirable lot Of property offered In
this city, situsted nsome My different squares
throughout the city. Parties Wishing to secure
q building let will find this The bes. opportunity
ever offered. Catalogues Of the square, number
OF lot, number Of feet, price, and terms
CLA0Irr 4 swEENY,
AuctioneeIs and Real Estate Agents.
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FATAL AcCIDENT.-Ye sterday, Mr.. Adolph
Elseneeiss, well-known weiss beer brewer
OF thls city, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
IZin ana 18TH streets, went to the marshes near
Jennings bridge cunning, taking with him
his son. little boy aged SSc.t nine years. In
their walk through the low grounds they came
10 dltch winch The son passed easily, and the
father handed the gun 10 has SON, presentfpg
the breech. He neglected to uncock the piece
before doing so, AID his little SON in taking it
grasped the Trigger, dis charging the entire load
of shot into his fathers groin. The little fellow
Immediately started for help, and Mr. Stone, a
farmer In the vicinity. went with him 10 the
spot, and seeing the condition OF the wounded
man, Obtained q wagon and with the aid of
some others put HIM in II TO bring him TO tha
city for surgical aid, but Eisen beiss xpired in
few minutes afterwards. The DIV was
brought TO his late residence in this city, w ere
the distress of the wife and children was truly
heart-rendng. Mr.. Eisenbeiss was about IS
years of age, and was highly esteemed by nu-
merous acquaintance
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E0R sALE-rhe eopmodious and .eIssnsiys
II HOUSE end 0ROUN DE- lvcatesl ct the north
ssst corner 81 North Capitol sndkBoundAry sts.,
isisly she res idsnce Of Chs UMmsn. The ero-
and spacious cellars. Terme easv Apply on the
premises, TO Mrs NINA UHLMANNSo or to D. l..
WELLS CO Real Estate Brokers, northwest
corner lQt0 and SIS. jy 3-u
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EOR RENT-T6e sTOR1 no 33i o street.
nssr lllh Is fscS S t1%sSi:ss'y On Penn
niently situated store. rooms To Wssb.ngson city
Apply to @. B. BAKER. At the etar Once. jes0 q
E0R RENT-Lares and email HOUSES, fur
APARTMBETe. furnished or unfurpished. suit-
able for hou.ske sSins. 9Th O. without Board.
l7th. = ! - ~ ; : De LIN
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EOR SALE-That valuable tract OF WOOD
L LAND, containing hel acres, by recent su rvey
located In Prince Georges county, Md about four
miles from the Navy Yard Bridge, and lies imme-
ton to Upper Marlboro. The Baltimore and Pc.
tomac railroad win run within four miles OF the
property. 1t adjoips the estates of Messrs. Lem
uel l. Middleton and VIM Rozier. This estate 10
rolling, and abunda ntly supplied with water
IL will be sold entire in lets TO suit Title
clear and perfect. Tor terms apply in peraon, or
BY letter address 70 me, at Upper Marlboro Prince
Georges county, Nd. 80 -.
60 Is I'm sss W. Il. BEALL.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS. &C.. TONIGHT.

AMCSINEhTB. &C., TONIGHT.
NATIONAL THEkTER.-This evening the
great historical romance of sThe Dead Heart
or the Fall of the Bastile," win be repeated
Tomorrow afternoon, matinee or the popular
comedy, "Rosedale'' s4- a. s1 d., ..-,.- =
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Grand festival con-
cert tableux. &c, for benefit OF ST. Uominic's
.(new) Catholic Church, Island ! f1G7f = :,
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~ GREEN . wILLIAns, Ausuou.sr,.

RY W. L. WALL CO.. Auctoneers.
BLACKSMITH SHOP AT AUCTION
We viii sell, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON Oct
5,h 1856. At 5 o 'Closk-
One Blacksmith shop, With rwo FIRE. ana 900
Brick. situated on h, near 27th street.
Terms cash.
oc3 VIM. L WALL CO., Aucts.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucuooeers

And Immediately after the above sale, we shall
sell Lot 10 IA, In square No 6)i, fronting sth
feet front by u9 feet inch deep, TO 81 foot al
ley, on the same terms the above sale
Esd GREEN WILLIAMS
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Hynneneal.

Married, at Oak Lawn, the residence OF
Nr. Edwin uImbler, near Cna!den, Mss, on
sI.t December, by Rev. Ii. Il. Montgomery,
Mr.. JOHN T. Scorr and Miss 1.-the HAMBLEN.
"Oh married love each heart shall own,
When two congenial hearts unite,
Thy golden chains ialad with down,
Thy lamp with heavens own spIendor
bright"
The printers fee, in the shape of hand
some cake, was handed in with the above
May the newly welded have pleasant and
peaceful journey through life.
Married, on the 9Th inst, at Bnrnsdale'
Madison county, Miss, by the Rev. D. H.
Burns, Mr. J. H. Snow, of Mobile, Ala, to
Miss MATTE S. GooDNOw.
Mobile papers please copy.
With the above notice we received good
ly supply of delicious cake and bottle o
excellent champagne wine. In bumper o.
! the latter we drank the good health OF thu
bridegroom and his fair and accomplished
bride, wishing them every happiness anc
/ all prosperity.
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Tzr Mrss1ssrppI SrAsDARD.-We ar,

The M1ssIssIPPI STAsDARD.-We are
in receipt of the first number OF this Jour
nal. which is to be issued rI-Weekly and
Weekly in the city Of Jackson, by Messrs.
Power & Jones. In point of mechanical
execution it is equal to any paper in the
State, and it's editorials and selected mat
ter give evidence of ability and discrlml-
nation in those departments
We have heretofore regarded the pub
LEGATION of a third paper in Jackson as
hazardous experiment. but the first num-
Der OF The STANDARD looms ont with
handsome advertising patronage. and
boasts AZ ool s1b-cripii,n list. There Is
nothing ike enterprise, '''er all. We give
THE STANDARD cordial greeting, and
wish our friends Power Il Jones the mos
abundant success.
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Our CHRISTMAS TURKEY.-To our much
esteemed friend, Mrs. A. D. Hoy, we are in
debted for the present of turkey on Christ.
mas 1t was as fine a fowl as ever gobbled
and strutted its brief hour upon the stage of
action. H. came into our possession deceas
ed, nicely cleaned, ready for the oven Zap
plause from the cook y, and his huge, fat
form indicated clearly a coop.fed fowl. 1av
ing undergone the culinary process, and being
subjected to the disSector's knife, and the
masticator's apparatus he was found to be
young and tender-juicy and sweet. Togeth
or with some half dozen choice friends we
enjoyed the savory dish which he constituted,
immensely, aud our friend Mrs. Hoy was
gratefully remembered by all around the
board. May she live a thousand years and
be blessed with every comfort.
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Special NOticc.--Very few of our

Special NOtiCc.--Very few of our
present list of subscribers have requested
us to issue a weekly paper, and fewer
still have manifested any disposition to
discontinue the semi. weekly in default
of our doing so. A goodly number
of our country friends, however, who do
not End it convenient to come to town
often. have said to US, il we would pub
fish weekly edition they would SUBJ
scribe for it. 1t is mainly with view to
this fact that we consent to incur the addi-
tional expense.
Our semi-weekly edition will be con-
tinued as long as it will pay expenses,
N. B---All persons who wish their
names changed from the semi weekly to
the weekly list, must call and give in.
structiens to that effect.
Of course. all arrearage must be paid
up 10 date.
Our TERMS IN FUTURE ARE CASH IN
ADVANCE, AND NO DEVIATION.
Price of WEEKLY CITIZEN, IS per an
num-$3 for six months.
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LIVERY Standardization is invited te
the advertisement of Messrs. Hill & Mcmahon
who are rein.staled for the present year IL
the livery stable formerly Pearce's. These
gentlemen "know how to keep hotel" fol
horses, have "equines equal to any in the
country, buggies as good as the best, and en-
terrain all who "put up" with them in the
most horseptable style. Moreover, they dc
not give unbrdled rein to the natural pro-
clivity of mankind to saddle a body with 4
big bill, and the horse that looks through
their halters is bound to get good "curry'
ing down. and is apt to :" feel his oats"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06

SUMMERvILLE INSTITUTE This school for
young men and boys is locatad at Gholson,
IN Noxubee county, eleven miles from Shu-
qualak Station, on the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road, among the sandhills, in as healthy a
region as there is in the South, and where
there is nothing to produce immortality or to
invite extravaganza. The Principal, Thos. S.
Gathrght, has had remarkable success as an
educator, and has established for his insti-
tute a reputation second to none in the coun-
try. From personal knowledge of the course
of study and the discipline in this school, we
can recommend it to all having youths to
educate, Read the advertisement.
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MEpIoAL.-We ask attention to the card of
DR.. K. C. Divine, to be fouad in another col
una. The Doctor is hard student, wei
read physician, and as "A surgeon in the army
for nearly four years, had much experience
in that branch of the profession, as well as
with the various diseases that "ilesh is heir
to-" We welcome the Doctor to Canton, aud
hope he may receive from a liberal and dis
corning public that practice to which his
talents and merit entite him.
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SToNEwALL INsTITUTE---The attention OF
those having youths to educate is respectful
~ invited to the advertisement of this school
in the present number of Gus paper. Mr..
Connerly has established a high reputation
as teacher, the institute is excellently locat-
ed in healthy section of country, and pos
sesses other advantages. The public is re-
ferred to Mr.. D. II. Otto for information.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06

THE PIONEER EXPRESS CoMPANY,-We
ask attention to the advertisement of this
company. 1t is one Of the best in exist
ence. All the Agents, as far as we
know them. are capable. industrious, at
tentive to business, and very accommo
dating to all who patronize the company.
Shippers could not do better than to give
4 he "Pioneer their business
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MOrtuary.

Died, at the residence of John r. Cameron,
Deer Greek, on Sunday, Dec. "a, ult,, after
a few days illness, DR.. Csc. W. RUSSELL,
aged about 40 years.
At his residence in Sharon, on the I'd
inst, after protracted and painful Illness,
Mr.. A. Z. BEARD.
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ExPLANAToRY.-We fully expected to
present our readers this morning with the
Weekly Citizen, but owing to concatc'
nation of circumstances, it was impossible
to do SO. In the first place, our only
printer. who had gone to spend the holi
days with his friends in the country. was
delayed in his return two days by the
heavy fall OF rain last Monday, and the
high water. Another printer whom WI
have employed cannot work in conse
queRce of having cut one Of his fingers
severely. Without printers, Of course We
could not enlarge our paper.
Having engaged two printers, bob Of
whom we think will be here in fes
days. we anticipate no failure in issuin=
cur Weekly edition next week.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06

Brown & NooNAN.-We ask attention
to the notice of this old firm. 1t will be
found specially interesting to those in
deb,ed to them, with whom, we fear, the
day of Judgment draweth nigh.
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Law CARD. &c -Fsrlicular attention
is invited to the card Of VIM. I. Withers,
Attorney at Law, Real Estate Broker
&c. Jackson, Miss. Twenty or more
plantations are wanted Immediately by
the ompany for which be is agent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06
s Il d L. IL N

ON the night of the nth inst from Mrs Sharp 8
" place % miles South of Benton, large BAY
HORSE nine ten years old; about fifteen or six.
teen hands high f; star in the forehead rather
swab tail; works anywhere trots well quite raw
boned no shoes on no marks or brands recollect-
ed.
A liberal reward will be paid for the delivery Of
said horse at my place, miles Sonth OF Benton
or any information that will lead to his recovery.
Dec.20 lS65-3t* S. NJ JORDAN,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06

$25 REwARD-Under this head will be
found an advertisement which we hope will
induce some one to prosecute search for
said animal until he is enabled to say to the
owner :" here s your mrle!"