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] did and on using one bottle, l am more than
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fTlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
a the above Warehouse, viii purchase and
sell Cotton, Tobacco, Bacon, Lard, or any other
Produce. on Commission. Planters faV0fing as
with their business may rely on getting the high
will be as low as any house IN the city. Should
0T old friends favor ~ with orders iBF Groceries,
taey may fsiy on having goods purchased at the
lowest market prizes. We will give our attention
to goods forwarded TO Us from other cities Ship
pers may rely on having their goods forwarded
pr Jmpty By the 6Tst train or boat after their ar
old books Of HUeH MceRE6 & Co can be found
by those interested. q llB s1salsslras 5.li ltll
Hoping for share Of public patronage, Resabs
scribe ourselves. etc.
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CHANGE OF TIME.

OFFIcR OF GEEERaL SUPEEyTEyBENT. 4
Ma G. AED n & n. w kAmwAY,
Nashville Tenn. NOV. q. lSf8.j
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY,, NOv. 81.
~ ks6G, and until further notice. Passenger
trains viii ran as foll0Wa: r -- -.
Nashville ANA ChaifanoOEa Line.
JloaYe Nashvills for Chaisano0rn and an
pf9nts South. az 5l a. n. and SO ?. y. Arrive AZ
Chattanooga at zoo ?. r. and 600 a. n. next
day. Returning, leave Ghattanoega at 6.00 r
n and 30 A, n. Arrive at nashville AZ 100
A. \. and ll:5l A. y. next day.
All trains connect a. Wartrace Tor sheibyville
sKEL LBTTILIE AcCoNNqDAft0S = Leave War
trace at 1910 ?. n, and so A. X. Arrive AZ Shell
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
ooLIo AND + FhUx. x

u will cure COSflYE EN- ESS. II is mild aud
p safe Anti-BilliOus Alternative and Tonic for
family purposes, Il is a powerful reeuperant
after the frame has been debilitated and reduced
as strengthener Of the digestive forces IL is de-
sirabie alike as corrective and mild eathartic
IL Is being daily used and prescribed BY al phy-
sicians, as the formula win be handed to any
regular graduate. .
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THE sITUATT0N FROMA MILITARY
POINT OF VIEyY.

General GR4NT's report, submitted at
the opening of the second session Of the
Thirty y-ninth Congress, is brief, and occu
pied principally with Indian affairs. The
following is the only passage that touches
upon the eonaitien Of The country. arising
from the recent civil war;
4 Passing from civil war Of the magni-
tude Of that in which the United States
has been engaged to Government through
the courts, il has been deemed necessary to
keep military force in all the lately re-
bellious States, to insure the execution of
law, and to protect life and property against
the acts of those who, as yet, will ac-
knowledge no law but force. This class has
proven 10 be much smaller than could have
been expectedafter such conflict. 1t has,
however, been sufficiently formidablet eto ius-
tify the course which has been pursued. On
the whole, the condition Of the States that
were in rebellion against the Government
may be regarded as good enough TO war
rant the hope that but a short time viii
intervene before the bulk of the troops
now occupying them can be sent to our
growing territories, where they are so much
needed" "grs .. b
Sheridan, the raider, is less hopeful.
He says; a
ct is strange that over a White man kill
ed by Indians on an extensive frontier the
greatest excitement will take place, bat
over the killing of many freedmen in the
settlements nothing is done. l can not
help but see this, and can not help but
tell il to my superiors, no matter how un,
pleasant it may be TO the authorities of
Texas"
Among other remarkable discoveries,
he has made the following:
Previous to the surrender and in anti
eicipstion Of the successful escape of Jeffer-
son Davis, and his probable arrival in the
Mississippi Department, il had been
contemplated to organize column Of IF
teen thousand COnfederates at Marshall,
Texas, for the invasion of Mexico. This
scheme failed, perhaps from tbs capture Of
Mr.. Davis. But while the main scheme of
sending the fifteen thousand men to Mexico
failed, numerous bands, squads and parties,
numbering perhaps three thousand or four
thousand men, crossed the Rio Grande into
Mexico H... Hr-- -- Hr
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Trains on the n 4 y. VIZ. Il. connect At
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81 Berthe and Meals FfEE on Steamers con
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80 Passengers hy this route save expenses n
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville aud
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- Trains stop a. al intsTmediats pein's.a
Proear. fieksfsa A II c. jackson 3 opposite ST.
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from the Fayottevills observer

Manhood suffrage. aaas
From the Fayetteville Observer
Private advices from Nashville assure US
that the present Tennessee Legislature will,
in all probability, place the bollot in the
hands OF the ne yro. II will be done under
the leadership Of such men as William
Spence, the whilom honest Cd manager Of
the Exchange Bank, and james Mullins,
the blatant word-moHger-both turpen-
timers. There is a great deal of common
sense in the idea that, if unlettered negroes
are entitled to a vote, so are our educated
sisters, wives and daughters. 1t is our be-
lief that good order and good government
depend upon restricting the elective fran
ehise 10 white men-permitting 0N Of that
class to vote If this restriction, however, is
10 be broken away, and il the doctrine of
manhood suffrage is to prevail, we de
sire 70 see the suffrage universal in reality,
not in denomination merely. We do not
consider Il advisable 10 place the ballot in
the hands of the ladies. Neither do we
conceive Il judicious TO put il in the hands
Of the negro. But IL the Legislature de-
eides otherwise, the ladies have a better
right unquestionably, to a voice in the
hENNiuuASuls liail NltN htVllu toAefeu liNils
for We DO enlighien our fair associates as
they grow up, in order TO render them fit
companions in our hour Of domestic ease.
while the great mass Of the colored men Of
this country are still semi-barbariaus in an
intellectual sense, and not one in five hun
dred have the fantesi conception of the
principles Of popular government
We are not disposed 70 see the ladies
"left out in the cold" while the negro is
being treated 70 such political endearments.
The cry Of disfranchisement applies with
far more force 10 our fair country-women
than il does % the negro portion Of our
population, because the intelligence Of the
f0rmer presents a claim not 90 be disputed
hemoment you break down the standard
Of electorship. Il is political hypocrisy OF
the plsinest kind, therefore 10 demand the
ballot for the negro on the score Of humani-
ty, aud turn a deaf ear 10 appeals for fellow
creatures IN every respect so much his
superior. We object 70 the ladiesas well as
the negroes at the balloi-boxi but if the
latter il to have IL give H to the former.
To give il 70 the negro alone would be
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THE NEGRO AND THE BALLOT.

How it strikes our People I'm the
country wOmRHhOOd as Well as
Manhood Suffrage. aaaa
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S. 3. BROWN GEO f. BR0WNs
Laie Capt 4 A. q. Late Chief Clerk g, n.
NJ YeIs Dent
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Sheridan, the raider, is less hopeful
He says .aa
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8fs. Edpdrd Eslaef, Cgi0 .


.fl OF Craig, Truman x CO., 2iS Main strl
Louisville, October % 1866, + .-4 q
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-31
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |
Madison County. |

4. Probate Court of snid county, March
Tcrrn, A. ID. 1866.
In tie matter Of the final account OF JOIN
C. Benthal, administrator Of Isaac
Mann, deceased.
TT appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Il Court that Charles L. Mann, one OF
the heirs Of said deceased. resides IN
New Orleans, La, and that William
Coleman, another heir, resides at Hous'
ton, Texas-It is ordered by the Court
that publication be made in the American
Citizen, a public newspaper published in
the city Of Canton. for four successive
weeks, notifying said Charles L.. Mann
and William Mann, TO be and appear in
this Court on Friday. the 18Th day oil
April, 1865, to show cause. if any they
can, why said FINAL account should not be
allowed. Test: E. D. WARD,
Clerk.
March 10, 1866. eTn74w.
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Sherih',s Sale.

MARY C. HEKSDoS, Guard'n, &C.,
TIE - .
Estate LAWSON F. HENDERSON. ]
JEFFERSON Love, Admir-, &C.,
Estate LAWSON F. HENDERSON.
DY virtue Of the above stated writ TO
ID me directed from the Honorable
Probate Court of Madison county. State
of Mississippi, l will sell at public out
cry, to the highest bidder. for CASH,
before the Courthouse door in the city Of
Canton, on the ana.
First Monday, Of April 1856,
i, being the I'd day Of said month"; Inc
following property, to-wit:
Nv as / section II; N L t ana
l secti ,I8, township 8, range ] west
FAST half, section 10; seven acres Oh
w corner Of N E quarter and one acr
of s E corner Of N W quarter, and . MAJ A
less 20 acres out Of N E corner. sec. 81
all in township 0, range J West; =
acres of N end of w half N 4 quarter
and E half N W quarter. less % acres on
Of s end w half Of w half, section 81
township 8, range West ! n W quartz
and s half section rs, township 8, rang
Inv: half of E half section 20, to"r
! ship 8, range 2 West; N e quarter an
E half N W quarter. lying & Of diagon'
line. and w half s E quarter and N ha
of e half s w quarter, section IS. tow
, ship 8, range West; N half and w ha
8 Z quarter, section Sc, township
range 2 West, estimated at $3.50 acre
? more or less; levied on as the property
b the Estate Of Lawson F. Henderson ar
2 will be sold to satisfy the above STATE
e case and all cost.
Sale to take place within the bou
prescribed by law.
JOHN T. SEMMES. Sheriff.
Feb 8. I866-eTtds.
Daily News 4 Mis-isSppisn copy one VIC
an dsv Of salc and send I'LL t. this oeiCe
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-31

n ,he ma,,sr Of the } I'm shc Court efPresa,es
vI, 10 ,ne Wm. r. Ben 81 1adisea sss.sy ,miss
n ms,s' Diseased &C. march Term, 1855.
TT IL ordered BY the Court, that citation
i be published once . week, ior four success
i've weeks, In the American Citizen, news
naper printed and published in saiu county
reauiriag Martha r. Neal, Johh W ven
James w. Bennett, Sarah E. Bennett Susanah
q. Bennett. John G. Bennett, ana merry
T, Bennett TO be and appear IN thiS toul' On
Friday the 18th day of April next, 'nen anu
there to show cause, if any they can, WY ms
final account of Henry A. Goodioe, aomins-
t,ator of Garrett Goodloe, deceased, of the
adm;nistratiou by said Garrett Goodloe IN
b;s lifetime of the personal estate of said VIM
r 7Rennett, deceased, should not be allowed
and recorded. w,pn
Test: u. " "AH NJ.
March Is, 1866. eT4w. : ryE E-IrrL CLERK.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT. u
To James Hoffman and all others interested
in the estate Of Samuel ". Huffman, de-
/ y ceased. a.I .iI f-ge 80
aj,v appear in the Probate Court of
Madison County Mississippi, on Saturday
the l4th day Of April next, in the April
Term of said court, then and there to
show cause if any you can. why the Fi-
nal Account of R. NJ. Davis, Administra-
tor on the estate Of said decedent should
not be allowed as stated and decree OF
the court entered accordingly
By order of the Court. ~,
3d., E. D. WARD. Cl'k.
Mor,h * 1856. eT4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-31

HArtemus Ward tells good story
concerning the production Of the Lady Of
LYONS at the Salt Lake City theatre An
aged Mormon arose and went out with
his tweuty-four wives, sngrily stating
tina, he would not sit and see a play where
a man made such a cussed fuss over one
woman"
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,,.oh ~ 1885 eTn75w
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison county,
To all persons interested in The Lands, Isnemstsn
and Uereditaments Of J. II, Ozier, deceased
X1OU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court OF Madison
county, at the Courthouse thereof on the
l4M day Of April ne1t, 1866,
then and there to answer the petition OF
II. l.. Ozier, administrator of the estate OF
said decedent, for sale Of said lands, ten
ments and bereditaments, described in said
petition as lying, being and situate in SAID
county, in the city of Canton, and described
in said petition tor the payment OF the debts
of said intestate, his personal eS,".o ot"s
Insufficient to pny his debts, and to show
cause if any of you can why said real estate
should not be sold to pay debts Of said de-
cedent, and further to do and suffer sneh
things as shall be considered ana ofuef'u@S
the court aforesaid in the premises.
Test, L. D. WARD,
Mar. Is 1866. eT4w. eerh'
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ED M Ac HI N e.

with 40 little trouble, mikes it 'qu,l, it not pc
r.; n TO SIX MACHINES combined; for in,t"nc .:
n nds. HENS, Tucks and sews n the bad al u"
sam. time, and in fact the
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-31
SADDLES, HARNESS,
ND
,ADDLERY I'm GENERAL

II HAVE a good assortment Of SADDLES AND
Il HARNESS on hand, which viii sell low. and
shall keep good supply Of materials for the tFsde'
Work dOue b order On short notice.
Ny hther. A. n. tiurIey, will give me all the
Assistance 10 his power.
Nov Is, l,Jj. 81
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-31

5th. The Weci Machine will do bcantiinl q"i iI
ing on the bare wadding, wnh"nt using inner I'M
inc thus leaving il soft AS If tone by hand.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-31
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,
In the Circuit Court of said County

T. A. PHILLIPS, President. &c,
vs..
JSo. W. BALFouR L. JAS. NJ. HOLLOWAY.
Attachment 10 March Term 1866.
THE defendants in the above stated
L case are hereby notified that an at
tachment was issued against the Estate
on the Cd day Of March, A. D. 1866, Tor
the sum Of Fourteen hundred and Ninety
dollars, and eighty lone cents. with inter-
est at the rate of two per cent. re'urna-
BILE 10 said Court in favor Of said plain
tiff, and that. unless they appear at the
courthouse of said county, in the city q
Canton, on the
I'd day of April, 1895,
it being the Cd Monday Of the March
term thereof, to plead, answer or demar
to said attachment. judgment oy de,
fault will be entered against them ana
the estate attached, will be sold to satisfy
said judgment, and. il is further ordered
that this notice be published at least once
week for four consecutive weeks 10 inc
American Citizen. public newspaper IN
this Sta,e, and that copy OF the same
be sent BY the Clerk Of this Court to the
defendants at their respective post oihces;
Witness my hand and sea-
e. - of said Court. this ed day oil
10 March. A. D. 1855 r,oy
Mar 2 eS5w. .. Clerk.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,
nj. the Circ.it Cesrt Of said Csun'y'
WV. M. TOwirR' Attachment to March
I e,o,er 4. ROss.| Term. 1866
u,HE defendant in the above stated case. 70
Il hereby notified that an attachment was
} ;ssued against his estate on the 20th DAY Oh
October. A. ID. 1865, for the sum OF Fou'
Thousapd Eight Hundred and Seventy
seven Dollars, with ten per cent per an
(; nam from LIST January, 1861, returnao's 70
said court, in favor Of said plaintiff ana tns'
a unless he appears at the Court house OF say ,I
n county, in the town OF Canton on inc ~
: Monday Of March, next, and plead, shSnsa
;, or demur to said attachment, judgment y nc
2 fault will be entered against him, ana ~
estate attached will be sold to satisfy saio
!, Judgment aud il is further ordered that tnll
" notice be published ct least once week 10
], four consecutive weeks in the American Ciu
II ,en. a public newspaper in this State, copy
% Of which is 10 be sent BY the clerk OF thl
Court to Quitman, Wood county, 10 the Stat
of Texas, the Post Office Of said defendant
u addressed 10 him. =,
n seal Of said Court, this the 5tt
!. IL. S. day Of February, A. d. 1856.
" JOHN DAWSON, Clerk,
" ~ A.. Hill Atty for plaintiff
3, Feb. 8. lS66-eT7w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-31
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County. }
Tn Probate Court OF said County

In The matter of the Petito" Of .llmar'"e Gran
ford and Others for the sale Of the Redt ES'd'e
of George ". Campbell, deceased. -.
ITappearing to the satisfaction oil me .our.'
| that the following named persons, heirs
and distributes of said deceased, ARE non
residents of this State, and that they reside
respectively, as follows James Campbell
and Lindsey Campbell, in the State OF Ar
kansas Lawrence Tinnin, Hugh l'nn'n' pn-
yid W. Tinuin and Martha Tyler in Lamar
county, State OF Texas-It is ordered ny the
Court, that publication be made in the Amer,
lean Citizen, a public newspaper published in
the city of Canton, for four CONSECUTIVE
ne,r in hi. Court. on Friday the 18th day OF
April, II s. to show cause, if any they can
whv said real Estate of said George W, Camp
bell, deceased, should not be sold ana pro,
ceeds distributed among the heirs OF the salu
deceased, according to their respective inter
, ss,s therein. Ed. WARD, Clerk.
! March Is. 1866. ei''
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-31

rF Quantrell. the Missouri guerrilla
is reported TO be iu Mexico.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-31
March Is, 1866.
cITATION

To all persons interested in tie estate %
H. A. Fl. LAWSON, deceased.
N1OU are cited to appear before the FRO.
bate Court Of Madison county, State OF
Mississippi, on the l4th day of April next 10
show cause why the petition OF NJ. V. Law,
son; widow OF testator,' and Executrik 0, s";u
estate, praying for an allotment OF uo"e' III
said estate, should not be granted .-
BY order of Court. gu,
MI. ~ ,see eTn75w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-31
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