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FROM INDIANA.

The Leeisissure-The 4. 3. sesstersAi,
IspIAnAroLIs. Nov. e6.-The member. q,
the l3th Army Corps viii meet in con veatloa
in this city on Friday.
The Question as 70 the successor of Hon. n
5. Lane, Y. y. Senator, is being generals d.
cussed BY the press through bout the STATE Tn.
y. MorteO, Hon. Geo. ID. Julian, Hon Ian
Hughes, aad Hon. u. e.. BranhAn
The Legislature convenes Jan uary lat tn.
Republicans have large majority IN Boo
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THE CooLIE TRApE.-Oapt. Napoleon COL
line, commanding the Sacramento, sailed q
few days since for China, carrying with him
full Instructions from the State Dep ment to
Loot into the Ooolie trade, and after q full
examination report all the facts to the Govern
menI with q visw to "a early smsIioration, IL
not an entire suppression of the traffic.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
[BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Horse Fair nj Richmauk

RICHMOND, Nov. 27-The Virginia Horse
Far excites considerable interest among the
fraternity here.
The horses Polly Ann and Baltimore Colt
rup Al jackson PARK to- morrow for q premium
OF $50. Dexter, Silas Rich, and Geo NJ Pat
enen, w., run on Thursday for q premium of
"A purse OF $1,000 is held for Friday, when
the Following will be entered: Lady Warwick
Flyaway, of Dsnvil Va; Virginia Msid and
Baltimore County Maid
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Death Of Marine Offieer-Cs,. Of m
pFiyAteey Meseor

NEW YORK. Nov. G.-Capt. A. N Rr.xo,--
lyn.
Judge Belts yesterday delivered An ,rnno-
tant decision IN the case of the Gillian Pr.
teer Meteor, which establishes the dist.nctio,
between merely selling co~traband merch.n
disc TO the market OF belligerent subject q
chances OF capture. and the fittiRg out OF Va.
sci TO cruise directly from eur ports ar.,n.,
friendly ration. The Meteor was condemns,
upon this argument
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New York Markets

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Oats are dull Rec
quiet; Pork dull; Lard dull: whiskey quiei
and unchanged.
NEW YORK, Nov. % Gold l42Y Cotton
hrm, middlIng Upiands 3j; Flour dali. sales
OF 1900 bills; prices are unchanged: Wbea,
quiet and Western advanced Ia2c: Rice and
Barley dull: Corn advanced Ia2c. sales OF "a. :.
uuO bushels at l25al26Hc. for Western; Pork
duh, Mess S2la2I so whiskey unchangad
Corn dull, old yellow 12Oc., new 9Oa96,; oars
CSC; Whiskey duh, Western 43c
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RIsToRI.-The sale OF season tickets to the
fye representations to be given by the grea Z
tragsdIenne AT the National Theater, in thi.
city, neat week, commenced at Metzerott's to-
day. and there is quite a rusn, the tickets be-
inx rapidly taken. The sale will be confin ed
tomorrow. and on Thursday the sale of single
Jackets will commence.
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The Louisiana STAT. E.;,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26-The Louisiana
State FAIR. though a first attempt. is great
success. To-day Is the last but one vet the
interest Is unhaggins. IL has already QUICK
ened the disposition to the use of i'm pro we'd i'm
PIGMENTS and machinery in the South. Ths
Association has resolved TO begin Immediate
preparations TO mold another in November
1867 and erect permanent buildings for the n "a
of the same. 80 w.
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BUl ming Of n Ate.-.x

NRw YORK. Nov. 27.-The steame- ,s.,
OF the Williamsburg Ferry. caught trs H.,
evening. by the upsetting Of a kerosene a.
while on the trip from this city. The ~ :.
spread rapidly and the boat was burned Ca ca.
waters edge. Although the boat was ere va
with passengers, no lives were lost and no.
injured, sill being safely transferred 20 ano,h-y
boat and landed. Loss about S5ONn
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THE BosToN GAS TRoUBLKs-we have al
ready referred to the discussions in Boston
about the proposition that the city shall make
its own gas. if it can be done at 81 so per thou
sand cubic feet The Boston Common Conn.
Gil have been investigating the subject, and
have come to the conclusion that gas ought to
be furnished at thar rate, but fearful OF the ex
pensiveness of politically managed gas works.
they are 10th to change their mode of obtain
ing light. 1t is believed that the private gas
company, now Supplying the city at 1926 a
thousand feet. will settle the matter by takine
OF at least enc third Of the price.
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Troops Conceu,ra,i,, a, C.,x

OTTAWA, CANADA. Nov. Git ar stated tbs,
the lOoth ana portions of other regiments a,
British regular troops stationed here are 10 D.
shortly removed westvard, where, for SON.
reason not yet developed. there IL 70 be strong
concentration OF force
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- Elsewhere will be found a batch OF dis
patches sent to us by the Craig limited States
and European News Association" Is speci-
mems OF what they can do in the way OF fur
| pishiug
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ST. LOUIS, November 26.-From the JET.
ferson City Times we learn that arrange
ments are on foot to start a new daily
paper there this winter. 10 be conducted by q
combination Of Radicals and Cons eryatiyes. on
the basis OF negro suffrage. 1t seems that the
paper 10 projected rs the organ OF q new par.
y supposed to be In process Of formation, I'M.
der the skfllful hands of experienced and In.
duential leaders, not on the basis OF negro
suffrage alone, bat on the basis Of both negro
and rebel suffrage. II IL said to be aiming
aiso, to secure the public printing, aud to ex-
ercise an inn uence in e election Of a United
States Senator 10 succeed Hon. b. Gratz
Brown.
A dispatch from Leavenworth states that
on Thiru street. near Delaware street, occu-
pied - dry goods, Groceriss, and clothing
houses Less. 10000, fully covered by in
snrance In New fsrk and New Engiand
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-Wheat dull; red 81 saa
s29o. Corn steady. new crop 97aSI. Flour
steady: high grades scarce Oats steady Seeds
scarce. Flsxseed and firm. Provisions nomi
nal. Coffee quiet and unclaimed Sugars
firmer and In better demand Whisky dull
Baled Timothy 2aa3l
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Nomination for Mayor OF Boston.
BOSTON, NOVELETTE, citizens held a caucus
in Chelsea lsst night, and nominated X =
Frost for mayor. His principal competitor
was colored man named Robert Morris who
received 2i2 votes, against 33i for Frsst
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Contested Election.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. GA contasta,
election case tor coroner, which has bean q,
citing some interest here, WAS decided yas,.r
incumbent.
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WOODEN Mills Closed

BANGOR, ME-. Nov. 27.-Most Of the vooIA,
man ufactcries in this vicinity are closed n.
cause wool costs more in its origin state IN a.
market y
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Mob Law-Suicide of Lawxer

LOUISVILLE Nov. 27.-The Journals spaciaI
says three robbers were taken from the Ieh
anon jail on Saturday night and hanged by a
mob.
Moses Field, lawyer of this city. commit.
ted suicide to hay.
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NEW YORK YIRsr BOARD sAL.e,
coupons, ll2x; Five Twenties, 1862. 100;
Five Twentes, 1864. lo6y; Five Twennss,
1908, l0': rive Twenties, January and July,
1865, 1t6S; Ten Forties. 100; Seven Turtles,
August. lo5x; do. June. 1O5x; do. July, los \;
Gold. AK
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PHRsoSAL.-Speaker Ooifax is expected TO
arrived in the city the latter part Of the week
We understand he will occupy his former
quarters at the residence ofO. ID. Barrett, ESQ 4,
No. S4 street
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CABINET HITTING

There was the usual Cabinet meeting to.day.
which was attended by ali the members. and
lasted several hours. Apart from the meeting
Of the Cabinet, nothing Of special interest trans
pired at the White House.
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Murder in Richmond.

RICHMOND, Nov. "A soldier named Flem
ing, of the 18th u. S. Infantry, Rarr,soned
near tins city, was murdered by comrade
yesterday.
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V2eOfs. SHOES. oAITRRs, &C.,
FOB LADIES. GENTS,
"a. MISSES, ARD BOYS WAR

All In want Of the above will nnd Il to their sd
vantage 90 cali at SEQ Penu'a avenue, near 9th
street, where they viii nId general assortment
offered at ...
BED Y o I'd RATEs
fsr thir1y days. tIntsll aoE Sc
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INTERNAL RRvKSUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s6lO,SS4
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PHILADELPHIA Market

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-Flour yery dull.
super, S5.CssSo-5e: family, Sl1 .25asI2 so Wheat
dull; red, e2.sSaS2.9O 90; Southern 50 U3aS3 M
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Annexation of Canada.

MONTREAL, Nov. 27.-A meeting has ,a.,
caileo ior WEDNESDAY evening TO consider In,
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SEIZURE UNDER THE INTERNAL REVENUE
LAWSON Saturday the Internal Revenue
officers OF the District seized the vinegar es
adjustment Of Messrs. T. j. FrIcker Il Co. on
14th street. near 7, for an alleged violation of
the Internal Revenue laws in having q sui
upon the premises and making spirits The
Commissioner, however, yesterday ordered its
release, the parties having satisfied him that
the making OF spirits was in cidental to the max
ing Of vinegar from sorghum. in which bust
ness the firm was engaged.
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From Europe To-day-5-2O's.,
from London quote 5-s0's At sNI
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Death of Hon. Cave Johu.o.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 27.-Hon. Gave Johp.,g
died ~ Clarks vile last Friday
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Gold In
BaIfimoIe MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Gold, nix Money
Ca per cent, and tending TO ease
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~In New York yesterday, the case OF Frank
HELEN, formerly Of this city.) and VIM. r.
Babcock, charged with being Concerned in the
negotiation and eaie OF bonds and coupons
stolen from Rufus l.. Lord, was mp before
Judge bowling. when he refused to recei We
bail for their further appearance ON Friday
nc xt, and they were retained In custody.
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Gold Going mp Again.
NEW YORK, Nov. s7.-IGold I4ix. Sterb,y
Exchange OK.
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Affairs I'm Gesrgetowu

CIRCrTT COURT, Judge Cdrttey.-The Court Is
to-day engaged in taking ing uisitions.
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SELLING LIQUOR CONTRARY TO LAw.-Yes-
terday, officer Crown, of the second precinct
arrested John Mentally for selling liquor on
Sunday, and selling il by the small. The &c.
cused was fined $50 in each case
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THK License Law IN THE EIGHTH PRg.
cINcT-The ofhcers In the sth precinct con-
time 10 look closely after the parties who have
neglected 10 procure licenses as REQUIRED by
the city laws. This morning they reported :
cases. yesterday Z, for wagons and carts with
ont license, and dog unlicensed. The total OF
fines was S47 so.
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AN UNLICENSED BALL.-Barbara Wall was
arrested for giving q ball in the Seventh wara
without the license rec uired by the city laws
Onicer James. by direction of Lieut. Gessford,
took her TO the station house, where she was
fined IS by Justice Handy.
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Corporation EINEs.-The fines imposed in
corporation cases yesterday amounted 20 over
Sl15.
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JRFrERsoN.-This great comedian was vel.
coined at the National Theatre, last night,
by q large and fashionable audience, who
testified their appreciation OF his admirable
impersonaton of "Bob Acres" in "The RI.
vals." BY continued applause. He was not
less excellent as "Hugh de Brass" in ga
Regular Fix" and was well supported in both
pieces by the reconstructed stock company.
On account Of the great success of last even
ing's programme the same pieces will be re.
heated this evening.
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PERsoNAL.-A letter received in this city
from Switzerland states that Senator Sprague
and family were soJourning At the Hotel Beau.
Rira9e, near Ouehy. Lake Geneva, on the pad
ult. ..-.Bierstadt. the artist, has married Ro-
sole Osborn. of New York. ....Henry Ward
Beecher has engaged to write serial story for
Bonner's Ledger. WILLIAM Wales, ESQ.
publisher of the Baltimore Commercial, has re.
ceived the appointment OF Surveyor of the port
OF Baltimore, vice Ellington Fulton.
COMMISSIONERS ROLLINS FOR CoHGRlss-It
is stated that Commissioner e. A. Rollins, Of
the Internal Revenue Bureau, is being urged
by his friends At home to accept a nomination
for Congress from the Portsmouth district. New
Hampshire The nominating convention of
his district meets about the last Of December
and the election will be held in March. Gen'l
Gilman Marston now represents the district I'm
CONGRESS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

fBy the Atlantic Cable to the United States
and European News Association
LIyERPooL, Nov. e7-Cotton unCh IN ged.
Sales to-day 500 bahs; Mi idling Upland,
Hsd.
Corn has advanced Cd Lard declined Is
Spirits OF turpentiue is cd. lower
LoSDoN. Nov. 2--Five-twenties, 77x; Hi.
nois Central Tx; Ere,4-.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 27.-Five-twenties, .5x.
What Is Celsred Man.
[By the United States and European News
Association
NEW YoRK, Nov. y7-In the Supreme Court
yesterday Junge Switzerland decided that the
question of color, embracing also the question
Of how much African blood 10 necessary TO de.
termine whether man is colored or not was
case to be decided bv the jury.
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SECOND EDITION,
4 OsCI.OCK p m
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
aOvERNMKNf SECURITIES.

WASHINGTON. November 81. 1895.
jay Cooke &c 90. furnish the following
quotations. Of Government securities:
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PERSONAL.

MRs. SMITH, an Extra Test, Business
hold. ciseis %spksspass
NOV -. ut half past O'Clock, at SO Penna ave ,
noasats abundance 10 the circle % cents.
LOB SALE AT A BARGAIN-The undersiene
u, has judgement against Frank Sands. OF
obtained the supIens court Of the Dr. 10
tIiGt OF Columbla, at spring term 1855, which he
wi" dispose upon very 1 Es1iS9isis tsR:s
I ADIEs:-It is with satisfactien we give you q
IL plain sketch of the winter fashions,
DERNIRRE MODE DE PARIS.
First Back part Of the hair, (most acceptable }
are three Pufs; six Putfs; Waterfall, new sty lie
style MHEEL, all hne valuable pieces, I'D Of the
ssS 81. For the front. sss'srs new style ye
surmo1nted With new sly is freize:
i vii be too long to enumeE.te eli the differ
and can be seen already made, and ordered st
DEMONGEOT'S
HUMAN HAIR STORE,
Corner Of 10th and streets,
no a OF near the Avenue.
ks CgRTIs IRVING, cta1roya.t. Paysician
GLIDING Past, Present and Future. q, her Office,
e. hcal: re% 10 %
sR. N. no Is lmH
ING scSGsHS .sS Fl
pear e new, would do well by calling ct MA
GkUDERS No. All 10th street. between d and
streets; The Highest cash prices paid for Sec.
0ee dano OIotuhe. no Is Inn
hB. LOVEJOY has REMOVED from his ol1ice
- and residence. at the corner OF 9th aud sts '
BACK to bis old once, No. 400 l2thst no IL I'M
A IL IkQUIR!Es AND COMMUNICATIONS
"A In reference 20 "Wali's Opera House, y shoniS
be reduced to writing, and addressed to the above.
WE Wish TO IhgORM eur lady friends that
w We nOWH at q little notice. pnaka ara
stamp nry Paitern brought Us; and take special
care TO obtain the very designs OF % for
oc NM PRiNCE, 3sl street.
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VICTOR BECKEk,
PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR.
EsrABLisHhD IN 1885.

ORDERS NOW REcEIvEpAr
DEMPSEY 4 O'TOOLES, Enersvers and Sta
tioners, &c, 326 Pa. sv., bet. 9th aud iotS ate
T. c. RElCHENBAOH'S Piano Rooms.
49e llth street, near Pa, avenus
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g C.-eTOVELLT INFALLIBLE A0UE
-. CUBE. sold Wholesale and retail by DUOK .
ETT BUCKE. Apothecariea, No. So Pennsyi
ysnis avenue. between alst and 22d strsats aud ~
druggists generally. no 10 eoIm~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COTTON WANTED.

r WANT to buy Cotton, in small quaint
ties, at about twenty cents per POnnN,
Parties requiring money to carry their crops
through. apply to r. MORRIS,
Calhoun Station,
ma ON Madison county Miss.
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Republicans in the ensuing elections.
Surely, that is an undertaking that
every Southern man should desire TO
see successful. Until that is effect
ed, we can make no progress in re-
gaining our equality and influence
in the Union. Until it Is accomplish
ed, we will remain in daily danger
of oppressive, invidious taxes, OF
military interferenceand domlnatlon'
of the rule of the "Freedmen's Blu
reau," and many other Illuminating
evidences that we are in but not Of
the Union. If the Southern States
refuse to send delegates to this Con-
vention, the refusal will give color to
the charge of the Radicals, that they
are still "rebellious," and do not de-
sire a restoration of the Union as 1t
was, and cordial relations with the
national men at the North. 1t will
weaken the President, whose hands
we certainly ought to hold up with
all our might in his Herculean efforts
to restore the Union founded by the
wisdom, and cemented by the blood
of our fathers. 1t will discourage all
our true friends at the North-ot
which we have many-who are di-
recting all their energies to the over
throw of Radical plans for our hui
initiation and oppression. The ne
cessity, then, of the Southern States
being fully represented in this Con-
vention must be apparent to every
person whose reason is not clouded
and obscured by prejudice.
Our State Convention will meet in
Jackson next Wednesday, and that
it will appoint delegates to Philadel-
phia, admits not of a doubt. We pre-
diet that the Convention will be large
" attended, Notwithstanding the
short notice given.
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The Late Confederates and
"Treason."

The Richmond Times justly OBJ
serves that, so far, every effort to
make "treason OdiouS" has ridicu-
lousy failed, for the simple reason
that the late war was a civil war, and
not a reasonable struggle on the part
of the Southern people. Civil war is
what the world regarded it, what it
really was, and is all the Radicals
either have or can make of it. This
they know as well as we and the rest
of the world do, and they may gnash
their teeth in vain, now and forever,
but they can never prove that a con-
test was treason that nearly over
threw them which required them,
first and last, to call out several mil
lions of men; which eytorted from the
world the acknowledgment of our
belligerent rights, and which covered
our name with glory, though over
whelmed with defeat.
If treason has been committed, why
is not Jefferson Davis tried, in order
that the issue may be determined past
cavil All, that is what they shrink
from. They we'll know what con-
demnation awaits them in that trial,
and what vindicatiOn will be ours in
that verdict. They dodge the ordeal,
for they know that they would be
really as much tried as, and much
nearer condemned by the trial than,
jefferson Davis and the South.
When Benedict Arnold went to
Europe, at the close of the Revolu-
ton, he found himself Kissed, scorn-
ed and spit upon by the sentiment
of both English and continental socl-
ETY., wherever he presented himself
He died a miserable recluSe, who
dared not show his face in public for
fear of being insulted. That is the
way the world treats traitors. But
we do not find that COntederateS are
received in this manner, either at
home or abroad. Foreign nations
extend to them every honor and dis
tinction even exalting them to high
places. Were Mr. Davis or Gen. Lee
in Europe to-day, admiration would
follow and huzzas would greet them,
wherever they appeared. No single
thought of "treasOn," would enter a
mind of the millions who would shout
their fame. The greatness of their
deeds, the purity oftheir virtues, and'
in the case of Mr.. Davis, the magni-
tude of his sufferings and his martyr
dom at Fortress Mono would fill the
minds of all men, and captivate their
hearts.
The "Odium of treason" so far as
( this term is sought to be made appli-
cable to Southern people, is at once
so prepOsterous and absurd that it is
high time the idle folly of such Ian
guage had ceased; it stultites the
people who still continue to employ
il. 1t is considered mean and dis
honorable among gentlemen to make
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CITATION.

To Sarah Collins, a Minor, and A. II.
Smith, her Guardian, resident IN
McLemoreSriiIe, Tenn:
NUU are hereby cited to appear before the
Probate Court of Madison Co, Mis-
sissippi, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of August merit,
to show cause why the petition of Samuel
Milton, Executor Of Slsrkey Collins, detd,
70 have the estate Of hIs trsiator declared in
solvent, should not be- allowed.
By order Of the Court.
E D. WARD, Clerk,
HIT, CALHooS 4 GEoRsE, Solicitors.
July IL. 's6-S4y
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NANCY and FAMILY GROCERIES in every
Il variety, constantly receiving and now III
stlre--
SUGARS-in every kind and quality;
COFFEE; TEA-black and green
RICE,
CANDLES and SOAP.
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Cassimeres, Cashmere Hats, Cloths, Pal
metto Hats, Checked Linen, Boots
Shoes, Half-hose, rlsin Linen, White
Linen, Pulled Linen Shirts. Un.
der Shirts. Canvass.
&c. De,
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Executors Notice.

T ETTERS testamentary having been grant
/ 4 ed to the undersigned, as executor OF the
last will aud testament of DR.. Lewis NJ. Jig
gets, deceased, by the Probate Court of
Madison county, at its June term, 1866, all
persons having claims against the estate OF
the said testatur, are requested to exhibit the
same, and have them registered in the man
upr and within the time required by law, or
they will be forever barred.
LEWIS NJ. JIGGETTS, Ex'r.
June %, 1866. eSIw.
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a charge which cannot be established.
If our war was not a civil war, or at
tempted revolution, let those who
dispute our position prove the
"treason." We all know how gladly
they would do so, if possible But
they cannot, and, therefore, they re-
frain from trying Mr. Davis, because
they fear what is behind that yer.
dict, and veil they may.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-21

DAN. RICE FOR CoNGREss.-Dan.
Rice has accepted a call from "Many
Citizens" to become candidate for
Congress from the Erie (Pa.) District
Dan, no doubt, justly considers him
self superior to the majority of clowns
and mounttbanks in that body.