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IoW-"A tisi. BALI CLtn.-This oiGb played
on Friday evening aul on Monday evening last.
They hav, been tie recipient. OF two challenges
this wees. one from the Franklin Club OF Bait-
more. which they declined The other from
the Lake Club. 81 towing Mills. in this county
has been accepted aud ,hr game will tc rlaycd
Ga Monday afternoon lcNt go . clock On the
grounds q; ihc Iowson CiY5. between the first,
nincs oi the reflective Outs The hrs, nine Of
the Towson !. composed o!iho following gentle
nen--' ha- y. conner captain Robi. II.
Thompson. VIM. u. Ruby. e. Nicholas White
J. u. l.ongncckcF II. Clay Longncckcr. Edward
l.. I.ar.h. John j. Nalainhre and Georgc V
Bowen. Aycry interesting game NAV he *.
Pec,cd o. The match il for tire championship Of
the tonniv.
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To All Whom it May Concern
Notice IL Hereby Given,

1INllAT the undersigned. Examiners appoint
Il ed by the County Commissioner 81 Bait.
more county. on the petition of samucl cling
rich, Martin kcndig. and others, for the open.
ing "i Il public road. commencing on the I..s
tcrstown Road between the thirteen and four.
teen mile stones. and running through the
lands II George Sirevig. on the bed of an oh
road {" lease Fax. (colored.l thence through
the lands Of Samuel Gingrich until it rcachr.
the switch on the Western Maryland Railroad
thence on a line between the lands OF Samuel
GingrIch and Isaac Snavely. and on the linz
between the lands Of william Gent and Snnvc
ly. aud thence on the line between the land.
Of Gent and David Klncielier TO the Garrisoi.
Forest Road opposite Gill'. lane having taken
the oath required by law. will proceed GA th,
loh day Of September. 1866.
on the premises, (if fair. il not. the next TAR
day. TO execute the trust rcpo-ed IN them. and
the requirements Of the Acts Of Assembly il,
such eases made and provided.
JOHN Il. COCKEY.
iIEROD CIfOATE.
WALTER J. FORD.
August lit Examincrs.
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MARRIED

TN the LIST inst. No DOWNTOWN Presbvtcrian
Church. by the Rev. Mr. Kaufman. TnauAs II.
HrSpEHsoS and IsAHEiLA llAvifros. both Of
Baltimore county.
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Unconditional Union Executive
Committee.
n

ullE MEMBERS or THE UNCoNDITIoy.
Il Al UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, consisting 81 Mes.
srs. GEORGE H. whittemorc. Ilobt. II. Tho,nnson.
Nicholas y. llAight. Henry rrantz. Jasper n.
slack, John Ditch. David \. Lonknecker. IA
ward !. Larsh, Benz. n. Bush. Daniel Beeklev.
.api. Henry wilhelm, Christian Gore. William
Poster. Capt. Henry G. McAllistcr. Captain
Robert :. Smith. james Il. Miller. John II.
Lphgh"cker, Joseph Mcrryman. james u. Me.
Geo. u. Edwards, II. X. Lusby. WIN. Button.
apt ?. q. '. walicmcycr aud Edw. White.
more, are requested H. meet at TOwsONTOwN,
% "Wednesday. Ssptember I2H. IsGr.
al 10 O'Clock A. ~.
Mtull attendance u requested. as busin,sa ,f
IN lestance will be before the Committee.
by order Of Committee,
CHRISTIAN GORE. chairman.
Aug. li.--lm.
lNoir.-lt will be perceived that those who
have abandoned the Onion ORGANIZATION a. ,io
purpose of forming the "new pariv'' arc moi
included In tbs call.--Ens.l
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~ Governor Morton, Of Indiana, 10 bis last
great speech, stated the important fact that every
Senator aud Representative elected Inlnlne Of The
steven IL rebsi asd ssAsily .sssis 10 isis hs lea
oath. Several Of then havs been chosen 70 thS
eoppsr-Johnspa eouvppslop which meets In phil
sdslvhIA On lhs len Inplaat
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BENEFIT TO FARMERS;
MORO PHILIPS
Genuine Improved
SUPER PHOSPHATE
lin f..
T. I NJ f.

For Sale ut Manufacturers Depois.
,; North Front ~t.. between Market -
Arch. Philadelphia. pa.
% BowleS's wharf. aud O5 south street.
baltimore.
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TENTn pIsrni.t.

In accordance with the call OF the Exccu-
tive Committee Of the Unconditional Union
men OF Baltimore county. the loyal voters ii
the 10th district. met IN Primary Meeting 1T
SHADES Tavern. ON Saturday. August lih. at :.
o'clock i. VI. On motion of Captain j. March
McComas. VIM. q. Vance. was called To- lhr
chair and s. L. noslcy. appointed secretary.
The following resolutions were drafted 10y
Capt. McComas. Gen. J. II. Pcarce aud Capta n
W. stoncbraker. aud unanimously -dopi"sl Nv
the meeting:
Rcsoirod. That. ~ the sense OF thu. meeting
the registered voters Of the State oi Maryland
will listen Ia no proposition e. repeal the exist
ing Registry Law. which was enacted IA CON
iornity with the provisions Of the Con stitutiou
aud must remain IN full force until they shall
decree 10 change their organic Law.
R,soir'i, That il disloyai persons should be-
registered. II will be ih. duty 1t the Judge Ut
election 10 adm mister to them the oath pre-.
srribed by III" Constitution and To carefully
exclude from voting all whose loyalty may h.
challenged.
Rcsolrcd. That We cordially endorse the re-
construction policy OF Congress. which rN
cludcs the leaders OF the rebellion from offices
oi profit ur trust under ia" National ,iovcrn-
meni. and places the basis of representation on
the only Just and honest principles.
Rcsoircd. That in our Representative IN Ton
gross, Hon. John I. Thomas, ir., We have
firm and true patriot. and we will Use all how
"rahlc means a. secure hi, reelection.
Messrs. jas. \. Hamilton. Jas. y. Henderson.
VIM. galloway. W. StOnehraker and Joshua H.
Parker. We" elected delegates To- the county
convention 20 be held ~ Towson,own. on We'd
uc-iey. August sih.
Capt. !. March McComa VIM. =. Vance. y
II. Psrker. ten. :. y. pcarce and J. Marshal
Wilson were unanimously clc,;c,i delegate To-
the Congressional Convention to be held ia
Baltimore, on the 2?i inst.
on motion. i' was ordered that these proce-,l.
iugs a. puhli.hri ia ;hc Baltimore e." Fl,so,,.
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LirHs'iLM briLp.N. Association. - There Is
quite spifi' ~ eni'siiis" among the citizens Of
oar counts 80 i.aur1sii,. an ih, liariord road
Last wcca was Regularity organized q first class
building asso iaiion. when the following officer
were elected ,sideni---Nr Tischmevor :
Iice-'fe,idcRi-E. Christopher Treasurcr-Jno.
Tame, Secretary Wilson directors
samuel ''f,en jamcs Thompson, EX-Shcriir, )
John ;. iHlisou. tto ollinott * Mr. Walters,
.iorehoicr go The mile house " Eoii g.
Nom. W.. ..-Lf.l -L-I.ll.--
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IScoxssuEScy. --One Of the ground, on which
johnson vetoed the new Frsedmans Bursaa Blli
Is that /" eleven States are no, represented In
Congress. Ifihai IL valid reason for vssoIng
the bill Is !, no, equally as good agaius. all bills
passed by this Congress : Ye, Johnson has sign
ed at least hundred bills passed BY this session.
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rHE CAsF % JEFF DAVIS ~ few of the south.
ern papers Of the mos, Ieppery character have
entered into the agitation o: the question -
What would happen ii Jeff Davis should lie in
prison some OF then think Nature would 20
into commissions The Richmond Times SAYS:
The death OF such man in prison after the
world knows what he has suffered '-W aroasa .
g''T'ia' s'"rm '-tet rW si-oy. 'r9i4 he c,A',r T..
re r'TcWg'r'He' = 'hif,ud.m. and pillogy to
shame forever. on the page Of history the actors
in the dark tragedy Of Fortress Monroe The
's''" OF Davis in gr'spn would br an indignant
theme before which the deeds o; the inqusiiion
the crimes OF the Bastilc. the murder. 81 London
Tower, and the horrors of the Austrian dungeon
will glow radiant with the light ~ Justice aud
mercy
There are several thousand better men. ..,v.
the Cincinnati t"nnerriHi. ,hcn Jcfl Davis who
died in prison IA the South aud asst ted 10 arouse
moral storm tina, swept secession from the face
of the earth. Bui we think jeff might lie With
out exciting any extraordinary comtaoiion. mo..
al OF physical. II he cannot live On veal ou,ict.
aud fresh oysters with his wife aud servants tn
pet him. perhaps he had beiI1 DC permitted to
die quietly \ great Aany better men--bc,ter
Christians. according 10 all rcporis-haye been
hung Wiihou, producing earthquakes or lorna
does Perhaps the eXpcrimcn, of hanging will
vet be tried with JEFF
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WIN. ID. HILL,

4 TIT FOR NEY ATLA
20 W. Fayettc st.. Baltic Nd.
August o., '66.-tmar2l'G7.
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rn- uH1A IS. ~.at.g. Esq OF the iih bis
iric', wns the fits; man registered in tina, dis
iIiri 'nt has ,cn appointed Register Clerk. -
VT. storm WAS Aanwu throughout the war ~
bitter gcA'l nr aa. yrrs Times within the
rebel line. % .oi connected with their army, and
was at last. for III, di.luyal practices, haaishod.
By the auiht rtics. to the North philadelphia
10 remain 'hrtc during tie war We cannot say.
however. ihat We are surprised at this. ior We
expect nothing better itom Mr. Ford
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5zS~ Il will he noticed that the calls to-day
published cmanaiing from the Executive Com
mit'ee of the county, are signed by Christian
Gore, Esq. as Chairman. As the call made Tor
the Mass Meeting of the johnson party was sign
ed by the same gentleman little explaaa;ion to
his course may be necessary. Mr.. Gore, like 9TH
er good Union men, was mislcd into a Partial
support Of Mr. Johnson aud his party. bu, when
he discovered the drift OF the concern, he prompt,
~ drew out Of II, and now desires TO be known
only as a member of the Unconditional Union
party ofihe county, opposed 10 rebellion. ,rea-
son, my policy and its adherenis.
These remarks may also apply to Capt =. q.
=. Wal,emcyer who was delegate to the John.
son county Convention. lie 4" couldn't train
longer in that crowd, and was horc on wc.ines.
day MS delegate, giving his full adhesion 10 the
Convention then held aud us objects.
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MORO PHILLIPS.

soLr ProrRigroR Avn M,vrrAcIr ~.
August li.-.lm.
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COUNTY ITEMS.
PRiHART MEEtlSGs.-The following are the
proceedings, as far as received, of the Primary
Meetings held in the different districts on sat
urday last;

PRIMARY MEGflNgs.-The following are the
proceedings, as far as received, of the Primary
Meetings held in the different districts on sat
urday last;
-iNtn Instruct.
In obedience Ia n call OF majority of the
members OF the Union Executive Committee Of
Baltimore county. the Union voters Of the 9th
election district met In Primary Meeting at the
usual place of holding elections and adopted
the following resolutions:
RCsolroi, That we heartily approve the course
Of the minority Of the State Executive Com
mittcc in their call for State Convention Of
the Unconditional Union men of Maryland
Rcsoired. That we firmly believe that the
safety Of our country, the pcrpctnity Of its in.
situations, Of Liberty, Right and Justice aud n
maintenance of our Nations honor. at home rs
we'll as abroad. alike demand that none hut
luynl-strictlY loyal men should govern in
State or National affairs.
Rcsofrof. That we are decidedly opposed To-
the efforts now being made for the repeal of u 9
Registry Law, and that VIC strictly adhere l."
said law believing that this is not the time for
the repeal or modification of 50 useful a statute.
Rcsofrcf, That we are opposed to Negro Sui
fragc, qualified or unqualified. and Negro
Equality: are glad that Slavery has been abcl-
ished aud desire 10 eethc African race protect
cd In their civil aud religious rights, hoping
they may consent IN be colonizcd aud sent
where they may govern themselves.
R'soircsi, That as''ov. Swami and other prom
itcht men ol our state are associatug and al
iiliating with Montgomery Blair, Revcrlv
johnson. &c.. &c., we rcpudiate their course.
Resolved. That we heartily endorse the course
Of our worthy representative in Congress. Hon.
John l.. Thomas. Jr., and that we instruct our
delegates to Use their influence aud all h"nura-
BILE means b. secure his denomination.
Rssolrcd. That these proceedings be publish
cd ia the Baltimore County Faion.
The following gentlemen. viz WIN. Fisher.
Valentine Cross, DIR. II. T.. Jones. Charles Burke
and WIN. VI. Hill. were duly elected delegate.
g. the County Convention ~ meet at Towson-
town ON the sth of August. Co elect delegates H.
State Convention in baltimore city on the
18th day OF August. tn nominate u candidate
for Comptroller of the State. &c.
Also. ia obedience Ia the same call the fol
lowing gentlemen. viz ;-Tho-. p. Mainland.
u. y. Matthews, Geo. ". :. Hoffman. John " d.
Spiccr. Jr.. aud Jacob Shambergcr. were elected
delegates I" Convention to nominate "a candi.
date Tor Congress for the 81 Congressional di-.
trict II MARYLAND
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-01

QUFRY.-Do the Mayor and Seloctmen Of
the city of Canton ever meet in council If
so, why do they not order the minutes of
their meetings published in one Of the city
papers, and thus let the citizens NOW what
they have done2 Are there any ordinances
for the government Of the people, aud if SO,
what are they?
We are quite sure that those who pay the
taxes would be more than willing that a
small sum should be paid out of the treasury
for publishing the minutes and ordinances,
ia order that the community might be en-.
lighteued rs to the laws and general proceed
inga of Council.
The same ipterrogatory might be well pro-
pounded to the Board Of Police. What are
you dolug, gentlemen? What are you doing ?
Give us light.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-01

An IapoGrANT MEErING AT q meeting
on Change in st. Louis on the 18Th, Il res.
olu'ion Wi. adopted to hold 81 convention in
that CITY. at such time is the committee nq-
pointed should suggest, 10 discuss the extern.
sion Of the Iron Mountain railroal. The
presidents and superintendents of The Mobile
and Ohio railroad and Of the Mississippi Cen
trial railroad are to he Invited. Would II not
he well for the leading business men of the
Mississippi Valley generally to take part in
this important enterprise
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-01
STOOLS.
ATE ETEcN!

Patriotic and Escsarnblr Ven OF Canton,
WTdf-al Couuf-.
: tie wa IL now nve~. ana reacgisrrc alaimed.
n ! respectfully s'Gat tie Patronage sc Won Who
may - i'm reed 'f fNc BOOTS and SEOES. The
tree is t1oirH ~ iH r.Ht
N S.uuNN, Cordvainer.
Oct. :. a..
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-01

DHowNED.-Mr. G. W. Wear, an old citizen
of Carroll county 1--WE learn from the Con-
servative), was drowned on Wednesday evan
ing Of last week, two miles below Garrollton,
Wear, finding the creek would swim his
horse, turned him loose and drove him across,
after which, in endeayoring to cross himself
on the bridge, fell off, and was thus drowned.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-01
Editorial and other Paragraphs.

NEW ApvERTIsFMESrs.-We ask attention to cur
new advertisements.
Those who are afflicted With loss Of sight will
do well to call on Mr.. Cohep, Optirian and SPEC
tacle maker. His Office rs at Van Rou':le & Bros,
next door to Pearce House.
Read the card Of Messrs. Hall { Colquhorn.
There will be a cash Sale on the 9th day Of
March next, of certain lands, tenemeuts aud here6,t
aments in this county, belonging to the estate Of 4.
A. Fl. Lawson, deceased.
Ladies' wishing to purchase that useful article, a
Sewing Machine, will find a description o. Weeds
superior Shuttle Sewing Machine, with prices an
Hexed, in another column. Z ea.. aa
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-01

RAlLRoAD.-The citizens of Inka, Tisho-
mingo county, are discussing the building of
a railroad from that place to Eastport, on
the Tennessee river. The distance is only
eight miles, and the advantages to the conn-
try by its completion are obvious tc the pee
pie interested.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-01

Fhs abo1u very reuu'r iable doea'nent vs.
handed n, inc shcglC by OF Two ago. Fr
VIVA. authority Col. Vas =. I1nn. sets aside
,t- civil authority Of he 9 "a Of Mississippi,
g. -,. stated Cr-la.n 3, vs., that the United
r.,t-5 Government reeog = yes the ''tyiaSup'
Il, ss.sr 81 we ltvt seen It in this city
a... ..,, a 4on.hs. The civil prison
ae.u 'rig c9nyietei Of crime,
,..l scooruiIs to Jaw. If II is not
b. puui.a a negro thief by sns?cudtac
- m, thu nbs. nov does !. happen that
r,a-es soldieR-dmen who have
"a. gL.ior sac dag ere tied Up, for vio-
Ja,l,ts OF q %seipiine only J..T.. .1E
Did the president ttcoEnize the State gov
e,r,oent Of Mississippi as a constitutional
government for the purpose of restoring to
o.r peopIe the right of self.goverurnent or
o. {, merely to afford a football tor the
.-.rssncnt Of the militsry suthorities7
II, addition 70 the above, we lean that the
-,. nicer ordered the release Of Il negro
n-so,sr. on the simple statement Of the ne
r-o that a white m,n had been released the
a. before. As it is rather an expensive
b,.;n.ss to the State TO put negro c%ouvic's
i, isii ana feed them, We trust Col fouSg
III have 50 much mercy on the white Peo-
re. ,vho pay the i~s1es,) as TO turn them all
-, .ns r-sAib:. any more from being put
i,-vitksssrg Herald.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-01
NOTICE

7 hereby given that Books will be opened
4 for subscription to he Capital Stock Of
the Union Express Company, on the
18th day. of January 1865,
under the provisions of the charter OF she
same, passed by the Legislature OF the State
OF A!abams, on the 18th day of D~eceuher,
1865, 1T the following places, and under the
management Of the following commissioners
Nashville, Tenn. Michael B1rns. John 5. Clay.
brook, Thos. Martin. Huntsville, Ala.-.J j. bon.
cyan. ). &. Bradley, Geo. +. BiIne. Knoxville,
Tenn.-Thos. y. Galloway q. T TdsS, IoBn Il.
Kramer. Atlanta, Ga-Tich'd Petus. RObt Biugh,
Geo. G. Hull. Macon, Cav Il johnson, VIM. N.
White. h. b. Lewis. Augusta, Ga-Jchn I. King,
". latch. T.. ". Cola. Coiambia, 5. CIV. J Nc.
tsraih. sJn. Johnston. r. n. John ston. = Moutgo @.
ery, Aa-Chas. I. Pollard. sam e jones, 1. L.
Rctho. Selma, Aia-Josn ", LaPsley. Tlos. 5.
Pice, Thos. A. Walker Monte. Ala-Niion
8raSn. VIM D Dunn. Geo Whitfield. Canton. Ms.
si,,;ppi- C c Shackleford, A VI Vast, 81 Emannel
Memphis, T~enn-Sam Tate, W B Waldron, z N
White. ~ .''t" t-t
The Book will be kept open for ten days
un,ess the amount necessary for organi5s-
ton under the charter, be sooner subscribed.
The commissioner hereby appointed toopen
the Books at the several places named herein,
upon the closing Of the Books will forward
certified copies Of the subscriptions to Col,
| sam. Tate, at Huntsville, Alabama, wheu e
Stockholders meeting viii be called for or
! EaEi1ing The company. a
A circular will be sent 10 the Commissipu.
| ers At each place, giving Instructions a. to
TOE terms of The provisions aud conditions,
that subscriptions may be made under the
| Charter.
Thos. n. Galloway, John r.. Branuer,
| Michael Burus, Joba-S 81 Oiaybrook. Milton
Brown. Thas. Martin, SAM Tate, John T,
King, Iobt. Baugh,J ohm sLaRsley, Theuas
A, Nalke,, wn. B.. Johnston, v. Noerstb.
} (. ". Nsst, ~CerpoEatort. janis, ss.St
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-01
VIcKsBuRG, Miss, Jan. Is, 1866.

VIcKsBuRG, Miss, Jan. Is, 1866.
Oaicer in charge Military Prison, Vicksourg,
Miss.
Sir In future you win see that no prison
ers, either civil or military, in your charge
nre either tied mp or whipped and that the
tying us post i, taken down at once. rs ~
By command of Col. Van Z. Young,
EuBr. WILSON, Capt. L Post Adit.
T. v e.. Duncan, Capt. in charge.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-01
sUMwERVILG IveTrFCTE,
i Boarding School for Boys and Young

~ @F-L.A-N@A : $4,000 S-T..f e." - = ~
i Boarding SClOdl for BOYS and Young
de n.u.a
ryyHIS OLD AND HIGHLY POPULAR ESTAB-
Z Ii hmcr', situated in the mountains Of NoXa-
,re county, Miss. Will enter upon its 18th Nemi-
AuuSli Term on The l-t Mond Y OF p LrialY, 1866.
The test If AGILITY or excellence, unde. ordinary
circumstances, /. Success. Judged by that stand.
aJd. the SH.IERvILLE lNsTITurR is without arrival.
Il comes oat q, and through the wtr lnl \ destruc-
ige dre, better prepared to receive students that
ever bnfu-e, 10 HCjut Of numltrs and the .charac.
ret OF its students, lesds the State Uniyei sty and
every other boarding school iur 6oy- in the south.
It h1a not failed 70 preserve its numbers through
the war and for eight years previous
The school is II miles west OF Shuqualak Station,
Mobile and Ohio Railroad. Students leave the train
at that place. Hr.. .. 500
students can enter lst January il they desire it.
by paying for twenty-five instead of twenty weeks.
CHARGES
Board. Tuition lodging (r1oms furnished),
Wasting IN. Fuel, per . weeks tpaya-
hn IN ADVANCE. ........ -. -. ~ .fl5i u
Address, GhDlSgn. Miss.
TnOS. s. GATHRiGHT.
Dec. Is. lsGI. Principal aud Proprietor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-01

Eray@ The widow Of Gen. StonewoH jack
son is at present in Richmond, Va, and her.
self and child are guests in the family of Rev.
DIR. Hoge. On New Years day many of the
members of her husbands old command call
cd and paid their respects to her.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-01

Is hereby given that Books will be opened
4 for subscription to me Capital Stock Of
the Union Express Company, on the
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-01

-.#.- Z ....# ...". .. #E..E .
1sS- Parties who have Lands or Town LOts for sale,
or lease, will lind it to their interest to call in person, or
send minute descriptions OF Land and improvements,
stating price, &C.
He refers to the following well known gentlemen,
snd to all others who have had business transactions
with him at Jackson, and Canton. Miss, during the
past fifteen years " #t... #
Hon. William Yerger, Jackson, Miss; J. B., Morev
ESQ, Canton, Miss; j. & T. Green, National Bank
jackson, Miss; Hon. J w G Watson, Holly Springs,
hiss Hon. Locke Il. Houston, Aberdeen, Miss; Sam
uel Hart, Esq, Carrollton, Miss; Hon. James Drane,
Choctav Go, Miss; ExGov. John j. McRae, Quitman,
Miss. Eytioy. Charles Clark, Bolivar Co., Miss; EN'
Gov John ! Pettuq, Scooba. Miss; DIR. NJ Emanuel,
President southern X r, Miss; A " West, Presto and
Z y Frost, Supt. Miss. & r r.; J J McKeever, Prest,
Commercial Express Co. n. o.; r j Adams, Ne. 10
Union Street, o.; Z NJ Avery, Eemphis, Tenn; W
Goodman. No sc New Street, n VI ExGov. W l. Shar-
key, Washington City, ID c.; Col. c c Shackletord,
Prest. N O, ] r; John g French, Esq, San
Antonia, Texas; J b d DeBow, Washington City, D.
C.. Jan. IL, lc6G.tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-01

Also, an extensive Assortment ~ School Books,
Blank Books, Stationery aid Miscellaneous
Works, embracing Bibles, Payer Books, Histories,
Biographies, British and American Poets, Novels,
&c. Also, a splendid stock Of
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-01
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The New York herald., 1866-05-09

WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRI-A
w situation chambermaid and to assist with washing
ironing chaInbcrmad and assist with children
Can be for days Reference for from
her last place. Please TO call at I'll West 10Th s between
7th and 9Th third floor.