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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29

We are doing business with one of the
best Cotton Houses in New Orleans, that of
J. X. POWELL, and if, at any time, il should
be incompatible with our engagements TO
buy your Cotton, we will make LIBERAL CASH
ADVANCES on the same, or forward it to said
House, or any other that may be preferred.
MOSBY, BALDWIN & HANDY.
CANTON, November, 1866.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. ,
MADISON CoUNTr.
In Probate Court of said Comfy.
November Term, 1850,

To N1Ty Il. Walton and r. B. Nal
tan. her Husband, Of HempAis, Tea
FcSScC:
YOU are hereby notified that William ].
Iayivr, Administrator d. b. n. of The Es-
tate ot JAS. IL. Caldwell, deceased. has
tiled lis final account OF his adminisrra-
ton OF said Estate. and that The same will
come on for ambition and allowance on
tuesday alter The second Monday in jan
nary next. when you will attend and
show cause, it any you can. why said
hna! amount should not be allowed. and
SAID administrator finally discharged.
Wines, ihe Hon. NJ NJ. CooPFR. Judra
Of the Probate Count OF said County.
Tins 18Th day Of November, A. d.
1866.
E D. WARD. CLERK.
nCs2l s.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29
NOTICE.
TIE SAFE or MISSISSIPPI.

TO lanes ". Bennett, Sarah Z. Ben.
nett, SaSaaAah Bennett, Joha 6.
Bennett, and Henry 7. Beaaett,
minor heirs Of lVm. Il. Bennett,
late Of IOacd, deccGSed
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court Of Madison county,
Mississippi, at the Court House, in Caution;
On tie 17M dug Of Jan. merit, 1861,
then and there to file exceptions to the final
account Of Henry A, Goodloe, administrator,
d. b.. n, Of the estate Of VIM. r. Bennett.
deceased, propounded said Henry c. Good
l"e for settlement and allowance; and a',o
TO show cause if any they can, why said ADD
ministraror should not be discharged from
from bis said trust. TTest:1
del5 4w +. d. WARD. Clerk.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29

GLRpESIS0.-Th season Is fast approaching
when gardeners will commence operations. To all
such, who have not a supply of seed. we advise
them to go to Mostly, Richards & Co., who have
Just received full assortment from the gardens Of
Mr. Landreth. and are warranted pure and fresh
Also onion sets, both white and red.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29
OUR NEW ORLEAESLETTER

A new, and, as we think, IN important feature
fn our paper was our New Orleans core ,pondeuce.
From some cause nexplicable t. us, his letter
failed to come this week Perhaps our CORES.
pondeut may be absent from the city, or like the
lest of u.s. may be SUI jet TO the ills that flesh is
heir TO-" At all events we hope to have letter
from him in time for our next issue
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29
Administrative Nctica.

TNHE undersigned having been appointed
l. Administrator de bOnis non Of the estate
of John W. Brown, decd, by the Probate
Court of Madison county. Mississippi, at it's
October, term 1865, all persons having claims
against said estate will exhibit the same
and have them probated and registered with.
in the time and in the manner prescribed
by law. or they will be forever barred
F. o. WOODMAN,
administrator de LoHis non.
Nov. II 1866. 6N.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29
WANTED.

THE undersigned wishes to hire a
BLACKSMITH for the year 1867. A
white man Without incumbrance is pre-
ftrred. J. NJ. CAMPBELL.
Nov. "a. &c Livingston, Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29

WE are requested to state that in consequence Of
the late disastrous FIRE in Nicksburg, k.v. DR..
SAMSON will not he abe to fulfil hi- appointment
at the Episcopal Church. in this place, to,m,r.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29

EXCELLENT ExCULESTs.-We are indebted to our
FRIEND Mr.. John I, Cameron. for a bushel of LARGE
sweet potatoes and some very fine turnps, q sack
OF the latter OF which are " to arrive, the mer.
chants say. We are particularly ford of pork and
tlrnips and potato cnstard, and Mr.. Cameron has
or thanks accordingly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29

GES. SHERMAN, who has just returned from Mex.
Eco, passed up the road on Monday, from New Or.
leans, en- route to Washington
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29
BLANK CONTRACTS for hiring freedmen, for sal
at this Office

JOB PRINTING Having at length, after mnch
trial and tribulation secured the services of first
rate and reliable printer, we are prepared to exc
cute all work with which may be favored with
the greatest promptness and dispatch We hope
our friends will bear this in mind. As dame Par
tington said when she saw " Job Printing in the
newspaper, Poor old Job, he is still printing!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
Nj \ q \ ZINE STREET..
Bet Gravier and Natchez SITS,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
CHAS. Z. SMEDES, MANAGER

CHAS. L. SMEDES, MANAGER.
eE- This establishment is NV open for The rccep-
tou Of CUu-tS.
T Is Lewly furnished from tie kitchen u the
4 roof. Spring R'ls. Hair Mlttre~ses Liner
Sheeiing. etc. The Furntrrc and Ttalr Ware al
nfir OF the latest style and most costly UateIial
The Table Is furnished witt every luNurv The mar
Ret affords The Bars with Liquors 60 Ial t. any
used IN private families. and the comfort ard
pleasures OF home, as iaT poss lie. guar uteed
to its GaestS.
The House itself my he IL {, he entirely rev
and fresh. The UNDERSIGNED will sy8re neither
lannr or expense ~ merit q cpUrBut.rT OF the
liberal support with which he las thus TAR been
hnHored.
decS CUsS y SvTDpS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29
neriEI1s sale.
John Montgomery.

VS.. Fl +
John Montgomery.
by VIRTUE Of The above stated writ to
- M directed from the Clrcuit Court Of
Madison county, Miss, | will sell, at pub
lie cutlery, to The highest bidder, Tor cash,
before the Courthouse door, in the town
of Carton, in said county, on the
First NoRday in JaanoJy, 1867,
the following described properly, to wit
One Storehouse and Lot, situated on
the north side Of The public square. in tie
town of Canton, State of Mississippi.
Levied on as the property of said de,
PENDANT John Montgomery, and will be
sod to satisfy said f. ia. ard all costs.
JOHN r SEMMES.
Dec. /, 1865. I'd Shedf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29
FOR RENT.

4 ETESIAN SPRINGs-Coutaininr aboat
~ $50 acres Of open land. Houses sad
fencing in good order.
decl-tf 1T. SENMES, Agent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29

And will he pleased to supply their wants
attention and at the lowest possible prices.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29
Second Monday in January, A. D. 1851,

on the sixth day Of the said term. to show
canse, fany you can, why the application of
" A. Dawson, Administrator Of the estate
of Nancy Dawson, deceased, asking for leave
to file final account and to be discharged. 81
should not be granted.
z. D. WARD, CLERK.
Dec u. lSGG..Aw
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29

tQl VIRTUE Of the provisions of deed O
- trust, executed by J Il. Caldwell. nm,
his wife, Mary Cald well, to the UNDERSIGNED
dated July 10th Is 0 and dulv recorded on
pages @34 and 355 Book P of the records OF
The Probate Clerk of Madison county, Stat
Of Mississippi hereby give notice 10 Al,
parties Interested, that will proceed TO sell
before tie Courthouse door, in the civ d
Canton, State and county azores aid, on
Wednesday, 10th January, 4. u. 1861,
between legal hours to the highest bidder Al
pubic QUERY, for cash, the following real
estate SItua,, and lying within the COUNTY lf
Madison, State aforesaid, together will ali
and singular the appur'er Ances therern,o be-.
longing, viz: NJ and 5 w audW9 oFS "a
Of section 3. II and vi NEl and 81 Fl
y, FL OF section 10. NJ OF 81 and 81 of vi
OF " Of section IL in township eight yanr4
, east and Z! ! / Of section 3 Al Of sec.
ton -, ana w Of y W. of section IS town.
rH,s D. range east, containing 10y estimation
lc4O acres more or less.
The i'.le i believed to he beyond DISPUTE
but aeIGs as irn>ire, shall only convey such
lille a Is vested ia me by virtue OF said deed
u trust. RICHARD WINT.Ip
jan H. lobo ely. Trustee.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29
ER0WN i PERKINS.
FianOS for The People {.
BBOQ&E ST, NEW YORK.


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erao.rd t' ,hgf These Pianos Cd IH..- H.a- a-ig
purchasing 'stN-rFH- Parties uf..I..- .l.r b distance
can rely upon rrrfi'ins their Piano. ..,. .-l BIO
'A ''L arse Is ne ~ I'> i'Te so Distinctly d. q
"1,.-' 10y iir ie5irTs A l. T.
lnr tour styles described .'0T" e...'v a.' -".
''.s changes in exterior ta.-n ut case s.. l'at tv
many l-.alit' aItrs rus no iH ." ana - is.ti.r-s.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
We -,.--,r4 -..,...-r1,. Nm - ~,
Leader. and >inri'n- school Ia.,r . li
r1,T.f ,,E.-a Iii I'M. I'd -. - .''"-'
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china, STONE CHINA g. GLASSWARE,
OF the most approved styles

We will keep constantly on lald a good
supply Of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-16
Graul Carh5.

u \ FRAZER, Attorney and Gown
.lior a, Law, Marshall Texas.
paedce IN tho Courts OF the
.iyib Judicial District An business
.s.m,,ed to bin will receive p-omm
n careful attention.
Sept. ! '65. rl-f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-16

A. SIS. %. iuyks...... ifENEr g NALL
HICKS y HALL. Attorney at Law.
III shreveport, Ia, o1iee on Mukt
street. mar the Bank
March >, lstd 2,u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-16
~ NV \ " T.

at Wholesale aud retail, as cheap as Il can
Zee oagghl anywhere ia The south Any
or't sill be filled with dispatch
especially invite the Country Na
chants ~ give me teal before rnrtha
spg 10 the CITY
| have also on hand COOKING
STOVES. OVENS SkillEfS, f0iS,
Dog IRONS. WASH Ell lId~.
COAL OF. COAI OF LAMHS,
WlCkS, tniMNfYS, &c. AT the
articles which oiler Tor sale, | bought
directly from the mannhctories au1 !
VIII se'l shem cheaper than they have
'0cu offered IN this market
y II. NANflOOk
Jan 10 90. n2ly
The New York herald., 1866-08-24
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

Turkish War ngnin-, the Christians In Gm"-
din Damage 10 the United states Consulate.
ATHENS, August Is, 1866.
The Turks have commenced active hosiilities
against The Christians in Gambia, whom they
treat as rebels against the authority Of the sui
van.
4 number of The foreign consular Offices,
particularly those Of HE United States, liol-
land and sweden have suffered very uuT'
damage.
The Consuls have protested in the naac Of
their respective government.
The Christians, or insurgents, Uc twenty-five
thousand strong, and hold irportani points
against The Turkish soldiers
The --latest Report fiop ilc ~rruc "i Difti-
LoNpoN, August 23-P. ".
4 telegram from Athens reports ihat fight
ing has occurred N lie Island Of Gambia. and
thM he t'niiri States Consulate has been
damaged.
The New York herald., 1866-08-24

nrf To got away followed by the iania, intrepid, Pan
tomme and Arrow, short distance from each other
un tnal their way M the Saoni channel when Just
beow Egypt House, the l',nioniimp nlic iong
reach 10 the south~ard. and altar her The Ar.
row made hong tack and took the second
place. some nne man1uvring then wont on anu
the Arrow and Liworth had desperate struggle Tor he
nrs place The indomitabIo and almost uncondnsrsbe
Arrow then took the lead and the infrs hitherto hold
ing good wind, on Iymngton creek ~osihored tho
l'Iltomline, aud Afterwards the whole fcei were
hun down making their way down tho Needles Passage,
aud any furhcr notice of taen could not be obtained
fhe tails OF the rare a me hack ol The island must
necessarily be deferred.
Aboni ball past fonr clock thi- ,ternoon there was
cry raised thai the yacht were IN sight, and this re-
port turned out 70 b" it, for f,r isant the east
ward was seen Lord Fonsunby iaira, yessc and
hitherto untried in racing while Tho lcowaI oh
served, beating against the no1 tdc tho 'oid Arrow,
and SIN further - the iecWard Mr. Mniho,nda Egeria;
but 81 the two rrt vessels be ,-led upon allow
considerable amount OF time OF the others the
result OF the nnst b- ntcrcd until tomorrow me
Iufra came in rt tn" Arrow second and tile Blue Bell
third
The gatta ball place ths aycnng II ihat Je
The New York herald., 1866-08-24
ENGLAND.
speCm TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The Jamnica Negro Question aud EN-s:oyc
nor ENrc.

The Jamaica Negro Question aud E>-s:o,cr-
Eyre.
QUEENS IIorfr, LONDON, August -, 1866.
Ex-Governor Eyre, Of Jamaica whose official
conduct during the late negro revolt in that
island has been made The subject Of such an
excited and angry canvass at home, enjoyed a
public reception at southampton yesterday.
The tate was given in his honor by his imme-
diatc friends personal and political and the
municipal authorities took part in il.
There was a banquet IN The evening.
a large opposition meeting was held in The
town the same day, at which series Of rcso-
iutions condcmning the conduct and rule Of
The cx-Governor when in jamaica were
adopted with great nnanimty.
The New York herald., 1866-08-24
ANOTHER B1ND ROBBERY.

loss - ,g..ouD 80 Goid upd Natr- ib-ir.c-
ti"n - Raiiwas ~csuritie-. 80.
Another ,.aiEs robbery h4H p.ru e1tU ai.#i ~ tn-
rt, Tie precise dSe ~ uo arnt h uo' ls.hp aar.r.
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The New York herald., 1866-08-24
THE FEnIANs IN BOSTON
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OR SpECi,L CORRESPONDENCE.
FRANCE.
our pL2lS CORRESPONDENCE

r.ni-, August 10. lsc9
N0YUN. ~ omar Wrpuas,E
SIMS. m. it fcN ii, dcut. uf Importance, cy,n Of
.nt0rtt. t..,. e.p.prcd Tfo fliura conduct or the
gaat.a rEp,aI-, ne movements u the pcripat tic
E..,l. saa Gie A. 81 the Nlanuc cable havs been
upc. au,e -. =. -erly d,ca-.cj dosing ne rast rsw
dey j., ne ~, tom who-c u msy Involve thc
c4at Jfle,,t y o.r and thc fea~a of rars, Tor
is,L o o,ctrg re1s fraarded W - tclcgrspbir
nx. up'd} nr'as ci.cnhen ior .abea .
eonyer ,'.su.
II 49,. .aitnacn,nsrf sud NE yte eytt, -.
si.s ar 80 tfensh ~ hhyns for Ncck aGd month.
ettf, ra .tttuas y. III kiud. A. t4c ,No hoyl ~
probability y arcner.lof hr .irf g'r hryc by .0m.
war D.h.D., autr ,l.onssitcs Il araunr tlc ,at1
RGn eEl1r..ag hop,. pf atper & ellrt1u * ne
problems ~ rumments made afnn ID. uoycmcut. or
slnttv 2, enu.s- .nd tho various opinions IL which
W. .ad w1tomen't sc r.c forn. pcrfprce. ne basit
~ ito ic,tps l1t'rs 81 ne mnuus rarcrt ono ~
Whnl, h4eoyer. III aay of change. afudcs niher 49,
cssflcsi'y u GrrN 1' .cucu Fl hr rDtcd States re
pr,r mA,r rfarlrrl 0n thr-Mru ~ ,.guf0utioaaei
II totias ale. ,ul' A. uarph,, 49, American Consul
y uai cy -reu, tatrt upon nenefsi ,ocdcr for The
pnrror \. csIapuus AHm sith tlc purpor ~ 4 De-
oatch nom ~ tDah4 stats. so,epmsn, ro'ering 20
hr cpn'.e uf Wr rrp.an 3athgtucs rte nm.
t.uttJst II. sf. tnst ,hs communication, which
naaed r h- ii treatment Indicted mon tho ia.
hairiu'.s ~ ! c,ty nnnbcrug an0ng ~ residents 20
many AnefWnne. srsup accepted ~ General l.0odor
who vs thcn t"l L, " Murriy lpi ihp l'rarian goy.
cruatnt had d.toe.cd tU c9py * The message should
~ tlsd q f n,' ul rapfetnltye IN Frankfort ani
VIZ .h hn ~ sny event, gcs4 the fsas,t,.o .ofs,ei
iin an,sc relatci ncdci aud IL cIncqpencss arc u
''nt iils Importance, me opinion. cn expressed
n 'lndry " tho other dsfi~.
u rTpos
fhe p.o"o p inAaIe.te =. received apparently rrom
s'nl.0aicsl 40 plbi shed IN this mornings
S'sis sF' rs.v1ei s,sstus s0rar rtsltssspni - nus
The New York herald., 1866-08-24
AQUATIcS.
Thr Ro, ~ arht -aundron Rrgatin t"nrrii-
nlrEt 10 The tmcricnm Slnnp VIC.

mrnt To the tmcrIrnn ~lonp t.irr.
ttnrrt tAagusi ID corrc-p icnce % london Nal
Tie tuDBll regatta dinner ~ the member ~ the
sqnadron took pilra Inst night ~ the ,l-iis Cnmo
dirc t4 Fad ~ Wilton presided. the ,irr rlsir hens.
tat tu vs. 'fc Comm lorr Tic Marquii - conyu haul,
,nl arnYug tag~s pfAsGnt WoFs ,aptain tr Iru'r ~
Iennern. Vice ADMIRAL Illou84 ptsey. Ilag iJ.u
tenant = Il Boon, r. N. Lieutenant tne lIan u. Der
nirsl, " \ tiebtraar' The Hon J X tfysr y !.
nnd MAl1r Mackenzie, s. ~ q ~ hsr h1latys vatlt
Victoria end Aiber, i"rcy shecy II. Poltcn, I'm.
Ingl4s Juu.r Est. i1ri tplyil .casr, lpii M-i.
vilie, y Z. vs. Lieutenant cndnd Markham, y + u
poln,e i.dclinn. ta.t AdMirti -ir T. talbot. r. = An
pletu. fst tyNner " tIr American ~i,'np Ale af
Al Cafk i. stsnsHnd hsq Il a l.ougfrioW tYf iic
Atcrh t,rl NHne, aui other distinguished ylehterrn
The ,nbucr hayfn9 been dpp0srd 81. Tho lpf ~
gasr .IAr trslh "a Ter Nalc-y Tho Qunnp, Fltfun ~
the Royal alt rguaerup, witch was drunk alfI Nl
thp honor flis tossi followed ~ rhe he1'.h IN
the Pancs lnf rfpc'.s n Waics AMI ,he n ihf
royal fani4 Which aasmost cnthnsiaic'iiy rrsiihi
ei a..
Fhe nohc Commodore ,hcn Is ! rev obser 1iiiu.
aaye ~ irmf and N,vy .nd several rrm p'H"nt1y
t0att- (0iarct
ro Commodore gaze fhe health or f.egirnaut to'l-
nel Markham 10 2inncr n me Queen's cup
ilnuten4ai Colonel Ntrshsm. ~ rtspondiHt 1i hc
had nlufct lrr tna rths tcNufpl ncf anl h' upw
ana that hr e9* a.r II ,trtr 49, ne Qaa & tHNt
Iur ,u.nbfaslyt. HtlI liz had uif nsuy in. 20 frs
p3.r .N.h sN. fNr hrr'gh ~ Mr tpreuu 0.ie nerrr
II r,r n .. ~ sne tal,sh.ed U Nm I'll atn.le.
ricn rYn,n. 4N nR. lrw Al ,hey uitrl8.t t,.d
a4d ttN. nt0t if.tA er, nlet sefN iNas rnhi.i
T. nlatW rtHl fHitft noutt Du thHf pff l4. Il tfN
r,aIB Fl W st .UInNt Nes fur tAH NahNf lff nF.A It
~ Yfcat YM#l l.N.f t... Mth fr e ttN "i NNIt
i,tfee lleu 3.naa. fh Ataat j = .nsi INtri
40. ala.t 4tr nrY.. HN't uslt tr4iy t~if1l
s1mc 9tN.l t9l4 N.tr Htftn sil Mhu.W." I#.H0 MN
tle Nrs NN.. 1r ttM #Nnu.Ny N4. hHf Nsut tHa NfM
fh.# WafuN, atFa4Ntnf Inf rifM AHr .io1, np.u
" ai ,a.at not irt than rluH 80 t0
Royal ihelt tsb M. sl.6 rluD4 thn imd t0e
f.I f4V IaH HI.HlF ].