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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-03
Administrative Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN administrator of the estate OF c. G. Coleman
deceased. has filed in the Probate Court of Madison
county, Mississippi, her final account as admins
tratrix of said estate, and will at the next May
term of said coart, apply for the allowance and
confirmation OF the same, and for her discharge as
Administrative
Mar. %, 4w.1 SARAH G. COLEMAN.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29
A CHICAGO GAMBLER cowHlOeD BY HIS MISTRESS.
From the Chicago Tribune, Sept. 24I

eaaas- From the Chicago Tribune Sept "a
The members OF the gambling fraternity OF Chicago
have become OF late prosecuted set OF individuals
rwo tragedies have recently been enacted In this city
of men above alluded TO- the female role being enacted
by the keeper Of notorious house Of irepute. Last
evening the entertainment ended with farce the come
dian and Coincidence being before noted gambler
and well known keeper Of q house OF prostitution on
Wells street
The persons involved in this last mentioned affair
ae notorious gambler. Captain Hyman, and the equally
Well known female, Annie Stafford who presides over
pn establishment OF ill-repute at No. l55 North Wells
ereet Both have been for several years residents OF
fhis city and during the last three years the woman
stafford has avowed herself the mistress OF Hyman The
mae representative OF the rm prdes himself upon hls
personal appearance his reputation Tor bravery and the
recklessnes displayed in his wagers at the gaming table
The Is pory and of prepossessing appearance,
and OF very Jealous disposition Quarres and alterca
aions said have been frequent during their
course and the matter eliminated last evening in an
attempt the part OF the female TO cowhide her para
mour.
About seven O'Clock last evening Hyman was quietly
geposing upon sofa, In the gambling located in
Ehe second story of No. 81 Randolph street. when the
door opened and the iraie Stafford entered The cause
of her anger supposed 10 have had for foundation
reports OF Hyman's intimacy with young girls rivalry
She by no means disposed TO brook In her hand
She bore rawhide Walking up TO the recumbent cap
tain she dragged him from the sofa Perceving in her
action hostile intent he started for the door, which she
reached at the same moment, and with push and
blow sent him headong down tho stairway Gathering
became exhausted and up the chase He therefore
ESCAPED without injury other than few bruises received
IN his fall while the retired to her home with the
air OF one victorious
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

STATE CONVENTIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS Messrs Charles
Levi Woodbury., Josiah Dunham, VIM. ID. Northend, Jas
D. Thompson and samue X Spinney. who style them
selves National Union State Committee have called
> convention in Faneuii Hall at twelve O'Clock
ON Wednesday October 3, 10 nominate candidates for
Btate officers and all persons favoring the policy OF
President johnson invited participate the choice
Of delegates. Moses Bates Chairman OF the Democratic
Btate Committee, also issues call inviting the Demo-
Gratis State convention, at the place
ahe same day, at -four O'Clock in the afternoon Boston
Traveller September e.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29
A COUET SUSPENDED IN GEORGIA.

AusUsTA, Sept. 2s, 1896
judge Perry has suspended the County Court IN con.
sequence of the military authorities arrestng the her
FOR executing process o. said court.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

Why JEFFERSON DAVIS CHILDREN ARE CATHor,o
CONVENT "A letter writer visited Jen DAVIS
rates the following incident
The coming OF the hltlc child into the inner casemate
and climbing into his fathers arms who had JUS
leaned from the sofa gave occasion 10 Mrs Davis to
make remarks about her other children, particu
aary those Canada. Bishop Green tan Episcopal
shop then remarked that nc would not have ventred
10 Introduce the subject but Mrs Davis had done
herself he felt bound % say, Bishop OF her
chosen church, he not think she acted entirely wise
I'm sending her children convent TO be taught Mrs.
Davis replied 81 was in Georgia. and had money.
No institution Of my own church offered to teach my
poor children. One day three Sisters OF Charity came
20 me, and brought me five gold dollars, all the
money they had in the world. They almost forced me
so take the money but did not. They then offered
take my children to their school In the neghborhood of
Savannah, where the air COOL and they could be
comfortably cared for during the summer months Then
offer from convent school 10 Canada. whittier
when got permission from the government, which
not without great trouble and difficulty, took them 1t
IL do wish them to be Roman Catholics but
ahen persons as good they possibly be and be-
are and have been, and doubtless Will continue TO
be Roman Catholics These good people were the first
30 offer ther help will TO be grateful
10 them for It,
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

/ -A1-x FOX SALE.
ASy ONE DEsIRISG TO BuY our WELL RsrAB
can bss saea ~ roua ass rsa hu'ne.. r. A. a oa
station Y stating where - interview may Ma - ~
MILK ROUTE ron SALE cnFAr-porSq
| van street New York.
Arse FOURTH AVENUE, NJ srtNLEy pAy -rfp
h Lssss a s9ck Fixtures , hll. sn ent farrlure
Possession Immediate
4 COOP oHANCE-CoRsER GROCERY BFsr ro.
ar saQ aa WAGON az seSsnS M r nfsaas n Wi sw s,A
1iioLDES, fsas Sioas%ay. S w. u 49, n '''"N
GgNTLEsEN's FURNISHING BuslNrss ron
.ns s X sa . osslag m o5 ssos 9ne sAne'' a'o"
A HARNESS suoP ron sALE-FrsE LocALir.
s.,naF; must ~ sald Immediately Apply - SAMUEL
wynn, auouoneer .T Bowsg
GRRAT .BARGAIs-FoR SALE srLENDrpLY
stock 100 nIirres Appiy y NJ 0AFFSEY, y Duane q
4 LARGE LARGE , SIZE RuGGL,R rEoor SAFE roR SALE
eneapi a.o ~ medium .lse safes q lie's AMI Her
1 tlnkh maze, cheap Tor cash at T. Liberty street
A LARGE SALOON ron SALE IN rnE WHIRLPOOL
IN IN y eas,ness three ane en.rance- fronting 'he sere
THOMSON, 10 sroadwny.
| A FINE GROCERY FOR sALE-wITH LEAsF sroCK,
n asrsI m h morsG Wagon and Harness rent free ~ let
TnoarsoS, 20 broadway.
/ A FINE RESTAURANT AND BALLROOM PoR SALE
sores Baaeris. NH pesp osr eSrq,, alaar @
/ mana Salools. Ms,t Markata rsh s,srd. r.r M ..S w
MITcHELLs store Agency, II Cedar street.
| copSpp ,,or,o, sro,,,, ,,. ,,...,,
x tense seock s,a FI,,1rs ,r ~ Nh, Vn Nv, 49, W.
Ply On he preases s West houston street corner Lauren
| PoARpISG HOUSE ron sALE-coSpLErKLY pca
rs rgsiS TsssS a,a1. fga = 0o'' terms reasonable ApP "
| LToR sALE-A RKooKLYS ASD sEw yoRa
.9r owner y. Other pg;iue, = ena s,end 4 M a.
| Fg 1919 pt.'o.iA''i ~ Z" ~ aase1 49,
NOR sArF-Tuy wrrL EsrARrrss,pp suop
d,,.r store Win & gg''og.r q worsa.e % @ g,ss ror ,y
ea.c y ,hc Whole hor's aceona ~ cvrer 6aynr
Avenue corner twenty nnth street
T,op ~ prrTnN hvpNrD opnoetvv ,tp
Y good Will Lease stocs ana fitiurna ~ \ trA el4sA
T s'sy' y9a " so 81 & T,ts p'ses-on Arry :"
- - = ~ ~ "
Es0R sALr.-A RAkEey. ,,yt 49, .rpr oman A4p
N'n' NV "''A geo ieA'r Apl'y I, y NJ F,3p M
ytDg SAIt-Two pprFpfs C1fnp4t, rAgt.tu tx
II ro1, r,nnog o,der NJ II " ] M ~ ~
srssta se, tSH "Aa ""' N""li4u'1s COMPANY =
raoR saLe-rHF LFAsg sTocE t,p rl4,t tg.
= e, alrnsr "rosery anA Lila,r ore 4 H. ses.aa
CO orae. ,yIt, aoea,. Z y u. rsa .le t.ht
oSr ons .'Rsld Rsra Vs., i.'' A'''- " '' '' f'''T
Y-,np s,r, a,grrv r..,..,,,,,, 49,, ,,,.,,.,,,
wasoe ,aa e.i'e Go''a reason. e,se ~ 'e.,os ~,
il!th strertN
,,np a,,p .rnrr ,r,.r,rr,. .,.,, ,,y..v 49,
a.s cess e. ". Ken, ana Fsag Goat' s1re a,ns sr.Hat
,,eery reasoa. or ,eliug 30 Address y ca -
he.nt bfpther'' ~ nroadw,y
| EoR sALE-sTock AND ffSrunEs III \ GROCERY
~ he pa't 'er NJ sgegs, 9sa XII, paJ
| -
The New York herald., 1866-09-29
EXCITING SCENE IN A TReATRE-ALARm or FIRE.

tFrom the Chicago Tribune, Sept. "a
On Saturday afternoon the gauze used the flies
The stage OF McVckers theatre for the purpose OF pro-
ducing different light effects caught fire. up in
puf OF flame, and OF the smoking portions came
down on the stage Some OF the audience saw them TALL
and shouted fire. Immediately the audience were
seized with such panic only be occasoned
by an alarm OF fire in crowded building Men and
men from their seats and rushed 10 the door The
de passages mm diateiy crowded, and the Shrek
tng OF women and the cries OF the told
of the dreadful crush which taking place There
for a time the utmost alarm felt by all, much
on account Of the dreaded coniara OF the
alties which threatened 10 the passages. Mr.
AcVlcker forward to the fo*lghts and earnestly
Empored the excited audience be still. assuring them
meet the Tide OF human beings 1t pouring into
street and shouted 10 them to Keep cooto stand still
and to 90 back. After time the panic began sub
side, and eventually order restored, accident
having occurred, circumstance which seemed TO be al
most miraculous The public ought 10 know that ia this
fheatrc especially any such panic need The
building Is constructed that without any trouble II
could be emped at time in less than five minutes
Ut is said that three minutes would be sufficient
clear IL completely
ANY shouting hrer In any snch place deserves To
be punished but would be well II Mr. Mcytcker would
explain his programme the facilities the house pos
sesses for being speedily empued in the event OF
such casualty actually occurring that the pubic
might lard against any such excitement as occurred
on Saturday.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

TEO RuADwAY-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
iDJ Ro0n,,R first aud third floors, for families and
siEsle gentlemen Terms moderate
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

A ROOM wASrED-FnR a LADY CifiNp THREE
~ gelrs oli. ami nurse; iorluu between FI.f an
fafrih streets Tcrrs uli ~ cxered $40 per weet f'a
isEr lf VA tiug wanted Aadrr4- ROOM ierald ell'f
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

A LARGE SIZE BURGLAR rROoF SAFE FOR SAIL
- cheap; aiso tvn medium aze Safes Llea and ei
rings make cheap Tor cash, a - Liberty street
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

L'Og sALE-Ar SOUTH SYAcK on rHE Hnp-os
It. aiargc liDfei boarding House. WfrAt h1fvasn
appL.al Iur mmedALalY VI d AEEkh. "a lelAr .tfesl.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

FINE GROCERY FOR SALE-WTTH LEASF STOCK
~ Fixtures. Horse, Wagon and Harness frce by lrl
THoarSON, 100 broadway
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

NlATNLNfE lam NANttfs4 WrN sl1k =
VI .sMM af
4 fisN NfT gpe.th sfea.. as.tsa f5fJ tHs -
IMaNF tNN afraf
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

A LARGE SALOON FOR SALE IN THE WHIRLPOOL
N y business three tine entrances fronting The street
with Lease stosk and d1tuTes - 4 sanrihce.
THOMPSON 7a0 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

LnOR sALE-A WELL APPOINTED PHOTOGRAPH
Gallery near New Yprt ~ town of ten thousand Il
hahants doing good biflness. the 0ulv gallery
place. For further particulars apply g. " Al 2 A.
THDNi : CO. 81 BrDndsay
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

A MILK ROUTE FOR SALE CHEAP-DorNg A
street New York. 80
The New York herald., 1866-09-29
noARD AND LoDGISG WANTED.

A YOUNG CENT EMAN OF HIGH SOCIAL. STAND
~ ing with re erences desires a Room with break.
fnt ana dinner, ,t latter dinner sunday Ia r.
srfrtnhls boarding hon between Fourteenth and
Thirty ~ ond streets ~Nhn q block of Fourth avenue,
Ermdway Sixth aysute cars the TWO hrsi prrferrefi
not % be large tut comfortable, with gaa and
gatc, VIII expect rengia during winter N suited refer
ences gwen and required Address for two days boa 00s
New York Post Office, stating location terms, ~.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

A HARNESS sHOP FOR SALE-FFNE LOCALITY
~ business gouf with without stock, sickness
aellinr, must b. snd Immediately Apply ~ sAAu ~
wynn aucuoneer, sT Bowsy.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

D0AkD WANTED-RY GENTLEMkN AND WIFE,
- "a private fsniiy WITH Room and Bedroom attached
second 10or location between Fourteeth and Forte y
streets Address II. B. H., box 1915 Psst o'ice stating
terms
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

pOARDfSG HOUSE FoR LE-CoNPLErEIY PER
nished; fun Of bosfisrs reasonable Appb II
ilb Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

A CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR sALg-wtfH
~ Lease. stock ard Fixtures. without the aiocA Ap
ply on ne prcases x West Houston Laurcn
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

= private family, with dinner tn the middle of the day
Que large Room Room aud Bcdspofn required prize NOT
g exceed $50 ncr week including IRE and gas Address A.
n. hOx ls9 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

A GOOD CHANCE.-CORNER GROCERY BFsT rt.
~ cation on seventh nvcnue. stock. EltWfea faaa.
Horse and Wagon SC win DO sold low. Inquire W BLOWS
HOLDEN, ,2s Bfoadway.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

A GRNTLENEN's FURNISHING BusfNFss F9r
~ SALE good opening Tor AiekneaA cause ~
selling can ~ store I'D Grand street.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

DoARD-A FlsoNT ROOM, FURNISHED, To LET
ID with Board, 10 gentleman aud wife. Apply a. sus
Fourth ave
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

BOARD WANTED-FROM eolH NOVEMBER. on
- sooner ics geBemAa and wife, In stncil private
ta,uy WI require sit,snRrooa and Bedruom location
between Tenth and Ffueth and Fourth and Eighth
price erceed $3.50 month including ard
IRE Address A J. w, bo. l77 Post Office Scw York
References given and requires
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

$40 FOURTH AVENUE, ~ srANTFy nay rrp
n Lease stock Fixtures, Htl'iaEl hs 0r4 rur,.'..e
throughout y the Seymour House New Rochelle fai .,
Possession Immediate
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

BOARD WANTED--Ry A GENTLEMAN AND WIFI
- IN private family. the side ~ Grand ienI
streets, Address, stating terms r. NJ station B
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

L1oR sALf-FOrR KETTLES. WITH FGRNACEs r0R
Wood attached 80 ~ zill0ns nrafly tew ana
u perfect order Apply Il sia Pearl street second 1oot
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

DERMANENT HOARD wANrFp-RY LADY. In 4
i strictly private family. Room, with Alcoye % mall
Bedroom adjoining, price including gas 80 per-
month Best references tyen 4ud required Address r. H.
station y Wll md bed linen
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$50 REV ARD 1,

CTOitN from the premises OF DR. A
- Z, smith, in Marshall, on Thursday
night. the slh inst, Black BAY Mare
very large between five and six years old
thick and heavy name and tail f; trace
parks on her -i,ie aud having on the rgh,
side Of the wi,hers the sign of old saddle
marks
The above reward will be laid for the
recovery of the animal and the COW lotion
Of the thia.
T. A. WAGNER.
Marshall, March | {. 500. % II
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the AS
~ ses.mcnt roll Of the valuation Of
the property within the corporate limits
Of the city Of Marshall Is ncu comple'e,
that the taxes thereon are nov due, and
that nil persons who have taxes to pay,
are hereby required to call at the May.
ors office, in the city OF Marshall, and
pay the same within sixty days from
the date OF this notice.
Notice is also given, that the assess
ment r'll will be open at said Mayor :
Office, from, and after the first publica'
ton of this notice, and until the cxpi'
ration Of sixty days, for the eIamins.
ton Of all persons interested and II
any person desires 10 complain OF any
ovcrcharge, or improper taxation, or
over valuation, he will file his complaint
with the Mayor, specifying in what par
,icular he considers himself agprievcd,
within the said period Of sixty days
WILLS CtRLlN,
Assessor n Collector
Marshall, March 9th, 1866.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
CORN MEAL.

VV0H1U "0M,
/ VIII keep supply Of Corn Meal Tor
l sale, Mt the residence o, j. A COLT,
tfrst house We-, Of q g. Gregg a Co J
which ! will sell cheaper than anyJody
In thi. market
g. ". COIT
March 2 1896 2T9t
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G.. q. GREGG a. Co,
Will SELL,

At REASONABLE Prices,
The following described property
Clear and Mes Pork, by the bbl or N.
Bacon aud Hams, by The three OF n,
Rice by the barrel sack or II,
Sugar, by the barrel or NJ
Vinegar, by the Dbl or gallon.
soap, by the box or n,
Dried Apples, by the Dbl or h,
Dried Peaches by the Dbl or H.
Soda Crackers, 10y the Dbl or n,
Hard Crackers, hy the Dbl OF N,
Mule Harness. Shoyels, Axes, Sc.,
Cotton Gins-Grist Mills,
Bark Mills Cast Iron.
Wrough, lron-lsee Iron Fat and round
Boiler Iron, Slab Iron, Shattlug,
Hangers, Pulies iron and woodcn
Mil Geni, Steam Engines,
Boilers, Bolts, Boxes,
For Cotton Tin Gear,
Steam Piping,
Furnace naors, Engine Crates, Foundry
Stock complete Wooden and Iron flasks,
Gudgcous tor wooden gearing, tauldron
Kettles, Salt pe,re, leather, Saddles, Sc,
including articles too numerous TO men.
ton.
Racksmi,hs, Machinsts, and Foundry
Men can find in this assortment many val
liable harrai,
say- W ool, Hides, or Cotton taken in
exchange, or cash pad Tor said articles.
Marshall, Jan &c. '6G. 22;u
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~ thdTfrts Street
I'VE have large assortment Of Carpet
w ing, such as Medallion, Velvet. and
Royal Welton, Brussels, Tapestry, 3 Ply
Ingram, Nen,tiun, Hemp, and other stair
tsrpeting White. checkered Fancy and
Cocoa Mating. Floor Oh Cloths Of all
widths, OF various styles and colors
Rugs, Mats. Stair Rods, Hair Cloth,
Table and pano Covers, Cotnices and
BANDS, Window Shades. Curtain Mate
rails. sc, all OF which we offer at moder.
a,e prices Tor cash.
A. BROU SSkAt b co.
Importers and Dealers at Wholesale
and Retail
n - Orders can be dllc,l. and bills
collected by Express Companies
March l6 $3.50 29-Gm
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EON ~ EMIT.

4 n elegant tro-story Store iIou-c, in
"A Per. Cad.lo, Harrison county Texas.
1t il 6S lee, long. 30 fee, wide, contains a
hoe large dry goods room, with well fin.
ished, large counters, and is capable OF
containing sod properly displaying .
stock OF from iity to seventy five thousand
dollars worth OF good. !, also Ia. a
fine counting and fine sleeping room
This store house is situated in one OF the
best country neighborhoods in the State.
For further informa ton enquire OF the IN.
der,,gned.
RENE FITZPATRICK
March 0. 1856. h2s II
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= II a q l.. LIN /. .
Arrivals ana Departures oI
the Atnrea.

the Stages.
THE Stages OF the undersigned will
! leave Tor the places designated. as
follows
For Henderson Rusk. Crockett, Hunts.
VILE, Anderson. and Navasota. on Mon.
days, Wednesdays, aud Fridays. at 6
o'clock, A VI. Arrive next DAYS at !
O'Clock, I "
Leave for Jefferson daily, on the arri.
val OF the cars from Shreveport, connect.
ing at Jefferson on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, with the line to Dainger
field. Mt Pleasant, and Clarksville
The Cars leave daily. at O'Clock. A.
NJ, connecting at Greenwood with double
daily line OF Stages to Shreveport Stages
will call for or deliver passengers at either
OF the Hotels, Restaurants, or Boarding
Houses in town.
SrAGs Orrics-Next door Fast of tie
Mammoth Livery Stable, North OF the
Court House
SAWYER, BRADFlELD, & co.
Propre,ors.
Marshall, Feb %, 1866 20 Il
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
MAMMOTH
l. l V l. II Y STABIE
Horses Bought and Sold.

IHlS splendid Stable located on Aus
tin street, North of the Cour, House
is now open, and well stocked with saddle
and harness Horses, Buggies, .iacks, 6c..
all OF which will be hired on reasonable
terms Horses boarded by the month
~c,k day, or single feed.
Horses and Mules bough, and sold on
commission
WIN BRADFlfLD, Proprietor.
Marshall, Feb %, l-fj. 2Gif
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HOWELL 4 BuCkNER,
Com mission 4 Forwarding
MERCHA Nrrl

HAVE taken the store house on the
~ levec formerly occupied by Stacy 4
Wells Wv hare also = warehouse on N.
river, where We are prepared TO receive
and forward fright
h';s'n'=s will he conaac.ej by Us as /,
was hone hef,rs The war.
Nov 1855 nlo-u
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
$50 REWARDL


CToLEN from my residence, one mile
= from JopesviIle, Teas. on the Shreve-
port and Jeotrson read, on Sunday night,
he llih OF March, my large Strawberry
Roam Horse, lie is 2 cr 9 years old
shout | ! hands high, and blind in hi. r,gh,
eve Al his ieet are white above the pas.
tiers He is a very fast PAGER, and is well
known r this county When standing
be raises hi, right fore foot as IL the shoe
pinched him, traced him IN the dircc.
ton Of Jefferson | will pay the above
reward for hi, delivery TO me, or pay Ito
orally Tor information that viii lead to bis
recovery
ROBJ II MOTLEY,
Jonesyille, Harrison Co Texas
Mach l6, 1866 20
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C1TATION.---No. AGO.
SIMEON u. CROSSE ROVE,
JACOB GARRETT.
TILE SI AVE DE TEX A :

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To The SherF # Harrison County
rRSEIiSG
i summon, by publication, Jacob Gar.
rett, who resides in the State Of l.ouisi-
ANA, TO be and appear before the District
Court, TO be no den IN and for the County
OF Harrison, at the Court iIou.c thereof.
in the town Of Marshall. on the fifth Mon.
day AFTER the second Monday in Februa.
~, A. D, 1866, then aud there TO answer
the petition OF Simeon y Crossgrove,
filed ia said District Court against said
Jacob Garrett, and alleging in substance
as follows, to.elt:
That the said Jacob Garrett is now,
and was on the 9th day OF April. A. u
lsdi justly indebted TO the said Simeon
u trus~grove, IN the sun u three thous.
and, four hundred, and twepty-uine dol.
lars, aud thirty five cents for goods. wares
and merchandise, sold 10y plaintiff before
said time to defendant, Mt his special in.
stance aud request, aud for work and Ia.
Dor performed 10y plaintiff tor defendant,
at his Instance and request, and !or pro.
visions and goods furnished by plaintiff to
defendants servants. and for divers sums
Of money expended by plaintiff for de.
iendnnt, all at his special instance and re
quest aud Tor other services rendered by
plaintiff To defendant. at his instance and
request, all IT which will more ully ap.
pear by reference TO exhibit A made part
of the petition aud that the defendant
afterwards promised aud undertook to pay
plria,IH said sum of money, when request.
ed 10y plaintiff so to do yet that the de-
lcndant, though often requested has Jailed
to pay plaintiff sand sum OF money, 10 the
damage OF plaintiff seven Thousand dol
lars. Plaintiff prays Tor Judgment against
defendant Tor his debt, damages, and costs,
aud for n writ OF attachment and for pub.
licatlon and makes oath that the defend
ant Is not resident ui this State.
FrhiLd 4 made pdH II The Petition
JACOB GARRETT. NJ,
10 ~tNEoS u CRossGROyE.
From Sep, jJh l-63 10 Oct
LIST, l-63. 200 u beef at
oG r n .,.,.......... So 90
sept sth, sos repaired one
wagon wheel, ........... : 90
Sept 10th, 1868, repairs on
wagons, ,........,.,,,... 10 90
Nov 10Th, 1868, wagon
body ,....., ..,...,.-.... ~ w
From Oct list. sos. to Nav.
2lst 1909 lJ5 negroes
l7s5 N beef a, o. T. n l0I 10
Nov 2lst 1853. to Dee 9TH.
l,Gi "a negroes raiions
Tor s73 days a, rs q day, 1888 90
Nov 2lst, 1863, to Dee 25ih,
ls63 Il ncgro) ra,ions Tor
"a days, a, - r. day. ; so
Dee. ,th, 1868, 3 hats, ut 10
each .................. p
Oct, Ard, lSG3, coffins, at 50
each, ............,..... % w
Aug ~, ls6t. expenses after
George t.r.. ior days. 3 90
Oct 10Th 1854, expenses with
George and Jonas to Jetler-
son. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., w
Nov let, ls1i, expense hiring
oat nrgivrs, ,....... .,r, w
Dev, It'll, 1894 expenses with
negroes to Jefferson, ...... 3 90
1854, 3 pairs shoes, at 81 70
zach, ......,.. II 20
Dec. 30th, 1854 paid out Tor
taxes, ....-..t,.,...+ i'' w
Dec. ooh, 1864, paid out Tor
taxes, .....,.. ...-s...'s' ~ -
From Oct. LIST, 1854, to Nov
2ith, 1864 board and med
cine for one negro,..,...,. 70 %