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Prince of RInoI,runrds.

A correspondent Of the New York
Times, writing from St Louis, states
that on The morning Of the Both of
May, in the Presbyterian General As
sembly then IN session in that city, Mr.
Galloway, of Ohio, read letter written
by Rev. Mr. Ferguson to the Columbus
Statesman, in which scurillous attack
was made upon him, (Mr. CD After
the reading, Rev Dr. Krebs moved that
Mr.. Ferguson be required to make an
entire retraction or be expelled This
motion, the writer says, was almost
unanimously approved, excepting, of
course, the dislOyal party, of which Mr..
F. had been an oficious
member. Mr. Ferguson explained but
would not retract, so he was expelled;
and the miserable man, $50 says the
correspondent thrust out of the house
fell into the arms of the fair rebels
who left the galleries to meet him at the
door and crown him with their laurels."
So loyal justice was satisfied, and a
disloyal offender punished. Both par
ties were satisfied, of course. Crowned
with laurels by the ladies into whose
arms he fell, Mr.. Ferguson could hard
-ly be 80 ungallant as to complain of his
sentence Had the Times correspond
ent stopped after going thus far, no one
would have objected, but he added:
It is the general opinion that in the ac-
ton of the Assembly, blockguard, excell-
ing even that prince of blackguards who
fills the gubernatorial chair Of Tennessee,
has met a deserved fate
For q radical loyalist, this is a very
ungenerous fling at the Governor of
Tennessee, who was never known to
indulge in any but the most chaste and
classic inVeetiEe. The Times must teach
its correspondent better manners.
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For Sale.

A GOOD Brick Dwelling containing seven rooms
a besides Kitchen, SerSautF rOoEns- store
rooms, etc, situated IN pleasant Bnd healthy part
Of The cliy, and conyenient % the business part
Thereof The residenee has been TecST iy painted
and pspered
Apply 70 r CHILDRESS. Trustee,
maJz2-n At once 1s5z cedar Street.
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Is that s:Our Miily?''

The Epoca, Spanish paper, noticing
the arrival of Willard Fillmore at
Madrid, says of him:
Fillmore was born in the same year that
the present century commenced, and
marches with it, at the head of its most le-
climate glories, being by the union of his
different gifts, one the most eminent men
of that Republic.
Fillmore is wise but honest, firm yet kind,
contiding and al the same time sagaelous,
and in his noble and expressive features
reveals, at the same time with the eleva-
ton Of his thoughts, an exquisite sensi-
bilitY.
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The Washington correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Gazette says the Judi
ciary Committee of the House have not
been able to find warrant for the charge
of completely in the assassination of
Mr.. Lincoln, made against jeff Davis,
aud it is even somewhat doubtful il
they have secured much legal evidence
of character that would, in civil
court substantiate the charge that Da-
Wis had a guilty knowledge of the con
gpiracY.
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DOCTOR OAROW5
CHOLERASPECITI

Nov thst We snnr pate CHuLEEl
~ itnehooFea a. al. % serure. All EH.r
some knoEu and eiiecIld remedy ..r a.
geucy. and thIa ue Sal .n DR. ClE.a
ElC. Wa Cd b. pres-rlFed ala Usa.i rr
t0unieu aticces=, lscsrla.y eFur a.aa
When tsis scourEs sized At-Eu -
past, d. CaroH We one ci oar moe
successful physicians, Eai SEN .H @
learn ms remedy caa he hai. It.r- sf.-.
tested ita wines al nol ca Cd rarr f. OBJ 81
j. 10 fatent Meduua. tut e rlc. nrl-l
Prescription q th-s dlallEl. BID rE-
Ihsre Gao hkeaiss 30 70 het1f- r-1lfIF a. Il.
rs-mort1s, Ifsrrhoza and Iys-a-lry-
For sale cuiy ~
R-P. JENKINS e CO. Irr-.
may5-u 81 Martst slrte- % 4
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THE PoIIT1Cs OF GENERALs-The gen
uine soldiers everywhere manifest a
disposition to vote as they fought, TO
wit, for the Union. Some of the real
and bogus military men are classed as
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Ell Willard has received Harpers
ana Leslie's, the Police Gazette, Field.
Turf aud Farm, Irish People, Irish
American, Clipper, wilkes Spirit, Her.
aid, World, News, Louisville and Gin
cinnau dailies. We are obliged to him
for a Sunday budget
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RAGS.
EDGEFIELD.
Strattsn 4 SeymOre's Addition.
Great and Attractive Sale

ABOUT so SUBURBAN LOTS.
On Tuesday. June l2th, lssG, at n O'Clock, a m,
4 J On he prs raise7, We Nl sell from 40 70 90 o.
A. BEAUTIFUL LOTS - have been offered IN the
rnsrjret. The lots aoI1in the lands Of Dir. NaihI
Coz. Dr. John B McFeuin, Messrs II. G.. jack
aon and j. II. Bailey; are unsurpIssed FOR building
sites - tiity 81 col, neg 1bOrhood etc. They
near the 6ailstin Pike, and preseuta Gne panoFamc
view Of Edgefeid Nashville, and their surr0und-
fngs and must b. seen 10 he appreciated. We
therefore invite All who are disposed % buy cheap
homes, or make good investments, b tsrd tia
sale Trims MOST LIHEEta. Onnihuses VII leave
tLe Suspension Buoge every ~ minutes. Coils
uo1 a. usual
ANDERSON, joHNsONk SMITH, Agents.
Iungg-lv
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GOVERNMENT SALES
Proposals
4 VJO6uIO
FOF Leasing Ike Convict Labor Of The State
PeEitentfzFy Of Tenn

PeEitenuzFy Of Tenn
CtEALED PR POSALS will be received BY the
- undersigned for leasing the convict labor Of the
State PenItennary Of Tennessee II the 2sth day o.
June proximo for the period OF four years from
said date, with the preference in fayOs Of the
Lessee for an additional four years over other ba-
deTs for new proposals at tins end Of he first four
years-Other things beng equal. The Lessee all
be authorized 70 occupy and take charge Of the
Shops and WOrkhouse in said Penitentiary; 10 put
up such mach merry as he may desire, aud shall
have the privilege Of buying, At such prices As may
be agreed upon, all the TOOLS fixtures and materials
on hand both finished end unfinished. Said Lessee
sha also be hound 10 hire al the aide eonVicts on
hand, or that may hereaf er come into ssd Peni-
Tertiary during his term Oflease, exeep'irg such as
may be necessary % keep up the establishment.
SAID Lessee snail treat those hired with humanity
and kindness, coutormngtO such rules bylaws and
regulations as may be established by the Directors,
ana work them not exceeding ten hours per DAY.
For each convict thus employed the Lessee shall
pay into the Stale Treasury the price per day bid,
sad payment TO be made quarterly He shall also
give Tond with approved security in the sum Of
hits thousand dollars, payafls to the State OF Ten
nessea, for tbe faithful performance OF the under
taking hereby imposed. The cOnVicts viii be pro-
visioned and clothed by the Ststo OF Tennessee.
The present numcer Of eOuvicts-twO hundred and
tgenty-Whieh number VIII probably be very large
ly increased at an early date. All communications
may be sent 70 the reOrs, st either the City HO-
Tel or at the PenientiaTy.
sARI4 E HARE,
A b SHANKLAND,
WMILJ.s.
Directors Of State Penitentiary, Tennessee.
Eashyide, Tenn, May 25 1885 -lm
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State of Tennessee-Putnam County.

1T appearing 70 The Undersigned, Clerk, from the
petition hled n said court the 18Th day 81 March
1896, 10 the case d siias W Gertry, admir- Of A.
VI. Bush, decd " Anthony Bush aad others, peti-
on % sell land, snd % appearing 70 the Clerk rom
The allegations ale ged, tnst VIM. II Buhh non
resident Of the Sia Of TENNESSEE 10 b. therefore
ordered thst publication he made IN tire Nashville
Union, aneWspsper published in the citv Of Nash
vile, for four Successive weeks for said VIM.
Bash to appear before the WorshpfD County Court
Of Putnam county, 10 b. holden Tor said county 10
the town Of COokeVle, 90 the FIRST Monday IN NAY
1885, then and there % enter his d. leace 70 com
psinants petition, OF the sane vii be set down for
hearing ez parye sc . HIM.
+. H. STONE
msrch2s-4Ht Clerk o. Putnam County Court
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The Christian Church Glider FalPs)
is undergoing repairs, in consequence
of which there will be no service in If
to-day.
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This work for GENIAL huuor. teuGs-r ---
ing interest," and abrasive 1esErF. sll-.f. L.
ana alone among all its C1muaur.r4 ~...
aud Brave HearIed. the Plgiu-r-.rs an. b..
the Witty and Marvellous. the Terfa-a-.s Il.
HE koli % Fame and story, Cumr. F--.-
scout, BIyOuac, and siege; Sa-t ~ 81
wonderful Escapes, Famous NcrIs an r.
woman, and the whole Psnorans u r.a E..
here thrllngly and stsrtiIug.y port7sva.. q
teriy manner, at once historical AMI ----H-..
aerng PC ne most simple. Lu.IaUt ana t..
book that the rar has cal 'ed 0rt1.
Disabled OiLcers and soldier. -aar.a-- 60.
young men, and an iu Esul Of rr1H-sra L.
ment vii ind this the test chance 81 ~.
ever yes od1Ied- seud Tor cIrcu.srs ~ f.
terms.
Address NATIONAL pUF --Try-
may2-3m dsar
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9ew SarertisentEnts.
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony of Medical Men,


Stony POINT, White co., Ark, May % 1860.
DR. joins bULL-Dear SIR: Last February | was
in Louisville puccha,ing drugs, and got some Ct
your Ssrsapar LA and Cedron Btters.
Ny sOn-lnIaw, who VAS Win me in the store,
had been down with rheumatism for some ii 4 e.
commenced on the BtteTs, and soon found his gen
eTal health improved
Dr Gist, VINO has been in bad health, tried them,
and be also improved.
r. Coffee. who had been in bad heslth for several
years-StOMach and kiUer affected-he improved very
much by the use Of your BltteTs. indeed the Ce-
dcOn Btters has given you great p0pu aritJ in IN 5
settlement. l think l could sell a great quSntitT Of
your medicines this tsli--espeeIally of your Ce.
dTol Buffers aed Sarsapsrilla. ship me via Mem
phis, care k ckett Nicely. Respectfully,
G. b. WALKER.
Extract Of Letter from Providence,
Alabama.
Providence, ALA, May IS, 1866.
d.. joins BULL: 1 send you $50 for Cedron
Bitters please fend shat it will come to alter pay
ing freight TO Columbus, Miss. ] have been trou-
bled for several years with indigestion; have bad
take pns every hight for ten or fifteen years; and
in February, ls6i / was altscked with general pa
ralysls. ] was confined TO ny room for the bfiance
OF the year, and in fact continued IN a Fery weak
and nervous condition until some two months since
when was under an operation, and your Cedron
b Tiers for treatment j commenced ImpToV ng
right away, ana am pretty well restored.
Yours, Truly,
A. L. NEAL.
Tor cofa nv
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SALINE GHALYBEATE

) A Il n h & ID A l. I b u A j Il.
CONSTITUENTS IN 100 GRAINS OF WATER
Nitrate Of Soda Grains.
b,csFDonae OF ~
bicsI onale oil Mai, netli'.'.-.-.-. ,.....-U. 81
Light CSrb1retted Hydrogen rises freely aud es-
capes continually from the water.
A CHALYBEArE 1oHo and ssliene AIerent,
they are unsurpassed y shy in the world.
The proprstors have fitted up these beautiful
j Springs 10 he very b3st Inanner for the comfort
| and accommodation Of sitors and BosRBEEl at q
cost Of Twenty Thousand Dollars. The rooms are
large and veil ventllsted, with fpasous Halls.
The Dining Room Is furnished IN the latest mod
en STYLE and vii he supplied with everything 10
prompt the appetite, or satisfy the wants :
me BATH ROOMS are large and finely furnished
| with Tub and Shower, OF the attest Pbilsdelphi a
style The Fountain Of Mineral Wa er aoWs con-
slSntly in beautiful circle, enclosed by q fancy
brskel, J. front Of the mai1 b1iding.
TdE DANCING BALL and RECEPTION ROOMS
attached, are unsurpassed by any
A splendid Band Of Music engaged FOR Che sea-
son.
The BOWLING SALOONS and BILLIARD IA
BLFS are Of the best and N large airy Buildings
The LADIES' CONFECTIONERY asd ENTLE.-
MEMS ALOORS vii Be- supplied with al the deli
cacies Of TIE season, with Inc finest Of Wines, L.
daors, aad Cg-rs.
swl ngs and other species Of amusement in sband.
snce, Tor the wants Of fimiiies, old and young.
Inc Ei'NllP etiiu.see7 10 acre., cofte Hitu 4uTtY
difiereni Earieues Of Forest Trees, making srsnd
Boser Of Forest Foliage
Fishlng can be had within i've minutes walk from
the Spungs Within che hours ride, BY rail, YOU
have the best hass-hshing IN the world. The
Springs are IN immediate come tioD with the Ono
RIVER and Raj 70 sny part 4 he I'm ted Sisies,
sni Wlthin hye mlnutez' driye Of the city al Nv
ansEille containing popu.aaoE Of Thirty Thou
sand inhabI ants.
IRE SPRINGS sre now open for Visitors ami
Boa-ders, and VII Dot close until the hrst Of No
vember Families, and others, wishing Rural
Home ior TIE aeasOc, cannot ina one 10 sGIpsss the
CRESCENT.
DARM0E CO.. Propdsiors.
ielo I'm
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Wood.

OEEACE A11AoAANI QUA1tI EhElAH IEh,
NAsHyhEE, J ESE., June 5, 1866. !
4 WILL offer for sale at public auction, in front
Il Of my office on Cedar street, nesr the Trestle
Work, en- Friday the 18th inst F, commencing st
9 O'Clock, m, 5,97l Cords Of Wood, located as
follows:
city. on Chicken Pike
s97ls cords at the Douglass Ysrd, 7 miles fem
the city, on Hyde's Ferry Pike.
Gi54 cords at the Hancock & Bell Yard, miles
from the city, on Hyde's Ferry Pike.
1854 cords at the Stearns Yard, miles from the
city. on Chicken Pike.
1881 cords at tbs Trsbue Yard, 10 miles nom
the ely, on Lebanon Pike.
Sale POsitiye-Terms cash, in Government funds.
BY order Of Byt Maj. Gen. j. l.. Donaldson, Chief
Q. NJ, NJ. d. T..
B. KIRK,
Byt. MAJ. & A. q. N.
iuue fill I4th
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Extract Of a Letter from Providence,
/ Alabama
For sale by
Who also sell
BULLS SARSAPARILLA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
MEDICAL SPRING 3.
Crescent City Springs,

CITUATED ONE MILE FROM THE CITY OF
~ EVANSVILLE, and one quarter from tho
ONO river, OF PIge n Creek, Inaiana The waters
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/GHOLERl\
{ ISARM ED
The Chief Causs Of Pt,iil,r,. r.tr

iho Ohlti bauAtA ul ftAlNrlf- l.Nf
nR T. CQUKrARETs D.sH.ara-z F-.-
II cured BY ieters Patent .u r-a .ra.
aad Fmnce. Prepared solely re a-a Eea.
itssiLlscun8 Compsly, a. tlslr -sloHslr-..
-, ~ nd s0- Henry street. n. y. l
Tbs Company Organized "a rsrrl-aes 4
aitn Dr Couriaret, tnc celebrated Freu. .--
10 charge 81 rs Labraiory, = plerars.I & .r
DIsIzEEcrISG fLUIBs for s.rf r1a--s -ar1s-...
naisl Water closets. puTiof, cess0,.c.s Hae-. I
tiers, ships, railroads, nospltsl-. Ersrra H-
Institutions % al kiuts. laughter EurH.a
lst boih1g esislli-nmenis Oh Enrs Cd. "a.
Immensely inf r-asing ne vaiue III tts .s.Hr
cry iarnerl, ADJ shsrefeF uofs1a1ns lr| .
gases o.Esl- These aEents are f-r.la-a.-. !
sept o., aniipdifasceut-, a-t "a .l H..sr.
fc.enuhc meaning Of l1s a8rl4 IraF r~
u0Nous gaeea and Odors ~ erarHa. lre.
lsAur 3 ln tneir places herfhH r| laeF a."
sIA'tthat AMI nc nlFrsfT rt..E-.He u pol
gssrs-lot rJunous t0 ufslslIs u a.r -H7
used tne attention Cfued.eaI arI a.s.
!, dlrectea % these d.a.1f-eaa1ls. Eua.H
Zee ale 10 fssor Of the .rFall a..surar-
sllh hundreds Of oiner-, can ls sea a.
pany's once
DmAvss E0rsE, AIztsr. Nc.
10 the PfeslieaI Of the New fl=E l--|
COMPANY
DEAK sIa. 10 IS al % is rspfsseraaI Tr Ha
nave MAIZE many trials q i-.1I-erfu-.. .-.
conai ier that 80 have ialnl al arI..r
passes al other AZ q remedy alr,ust sI b.
E#H...
Mas Yeas. A..
To the President d the ser nora .a
Company
DEAE Sis We proucu1Ce g ufrHr- #
10 b. the basi We have ever krosr H- CO.
every matter b. Complete ana .ratsr.araala.
ca -FEra.H a-.Hr L
us-N B-These B..ascr1ar- orc used
scaFsngefay under the DIRE. .r RI. raa =sH...-
Ire Of Tee MctFopol .ln Heath De1s-usr 4
York.
POW ELL THOMSON a. Ce.fEs -- s. |
trenerai and Sole Agfuf- or tla UllraI -
the Oanadas, % ahoiu al orl-rs srrll. II
dressed
For SAFE b. all DrugElzts anf Gacal l-s-
ne Un Ted States ma Cans.taz .-a
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We are indebted 10 :he Adams and
Southern Express for late newspapers.
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A majority of our farmers speak discour-
agingly Of the wheat crop in this county.
Being damaged to come extent by the
freezes of the winter, not more than half
crop is anticipated.
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WMILJs.
Directors Of State Penitenhary, Tennessee.
Nashville Tenn, May 25 1866 -lIa
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-01
Trustees Sale.

By virtue 81 d'ed Of trust executed on the sth
,R,v ,,f Nav. lsCs by Amanda l.. Psck. % secure
tam nutt- thertiH specified o. h1e U"Idhs. viii
IN Mcniay the ffr-t DAY D toper BeKt. before The
court house ,ur in he city Of Canton. pr'cerd TO
sell % the highest bidder fOT rash, the Following
ds-c ibed tract OF parcel o. land yng snd Deidg ~
Nadi-an county state Of Mississippi. tO-wt. The
uaitle a-t quarter ard eat hall 81 west hall I'VE
III the nsrthsesi potion Of the southeast qaAiier
Of section rs township range 2 est. eonisin'nE
sLs acres mure less the interest to he d d ier
the unexBireJ term OF % years. from and ater the
- day d IS. The title y believed
TO he god bot selling a. trustee. l vii convey
only such tue a. y rssted N me BY said deed.
JOHN T.CANERON.
.spllM rrsltee
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-01
Final Settlement.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

Oh n ! Il w vi lI-SIi / l..
NADEoS CorYTY.
In Probate Court ct Saia CGuuty.
To Joseph Garrett, heir Of Emi5y 81
A. Garrett, deceased, oa4 p. "
Garrett, her ha$Jand, Ndyy I. Her
bert, oud G. g. He3'jeyi, heY Las-
band, Mary i. Luctett, an3 Ira,
husband, D, A. I.uc&cH, jr., Emdg
AndreorS, and {. " Andrers, her
husband, md Sgrah M. HqyreU, nat
her huSbGnd, E0muei ". HcrrcH
and all others ,intCre5trd in tie ce
tates Of Clay.Is,G and FiGrias d
Clark
r II. Cbeatham, Administrator Of
- the estates Of Clara G. aud Flaw.
US j. CLARK, having filed his Gnai &C
count Of his administration of sad es.
tate. at the August term, 1868. Of the
Probate Court Of Madison county. Mis-
sissippi, you are hereby notified % be
aad appear before said Court, on
Saturday, 18Th Dug Of September nerf,
TO show cause. If any you can, why salt
fnAl account should not be alIowet. and
,sid Adninistra' di>chsrged.
f D. WARD, Clerk.
Aug. IS, 'c6-S5v.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-01
TO THE rEopAE q ADDISON.

70 THE tEOPIE - AS sLioCN'
HaNin, been student before The war
and rot having had an opportunity Of
mir.linc with. and culiiva'ing the ac-
ouaiprance al The older citizrns al the
county, At the sugre.ion ni numerous
friends. il is deemed not inexpedrent ~
briefly set forth my cordliun aud the cir
cumsiances hT witch am surround ID
toorther with tie solicitations Of mani
which have induced me to pre.ent my
claims to the people Of Madison, for their
snfrsges. MS 4 candidate Tor Probate
Clerk.
Therefore. with n view 10 comprthen-
five breviiy-as there are those whom
this may reach through the columns OF
tie Canton press, ard ~hom circumsi auc-
es NAV preclude me from sr.ing--l will
simply s'a'e hat was member OF Cc.
&C., ie,h Miss. Regiment, Barkesdale' 5
Brigade. That ! am the only survivor
az fur brothers. aud being disabled for
hss bv a wound received at the hrs' bat
tie Of Fredericksburg, Va. with family
TO support, an aged father aud mother
dependent. Nithoui means. and 10 straight
eped Circumstances. and would there fore
appeal 10 the people Of Madison. hoping
they viii afford ire an opportunity Of
making an honorable ard honest Irirq.
BY giving me III II sympathy and support
o. The ensuing election.
Hoping the force Of ny condition will
excuse the painful necessity Of thus adj
dressing you. ] AN, with many regards,
vsry respectfully. your fellow-oi,iEsn.
J. J. CRANE.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-01

To D0uM H0fhcimcr md JaHcH.
H0tHeimer, ond alt offers iatcres'c5
in tie estate Of ISaac EjcheIatae,
deceased 4:
YOU are hereby notified that Solomon
Schwartz. Administrator of the Is
ta'e Of Isaac E;chcIs'ine, deceased, has
iIed his final account for allowance as
Administrator aforesaid. in the Probs'e
Court Of Madison county. asking 70 5e
discharged ~ Administrator Of said es-
ate Won are hereby cited TO appear be-
ore his Court on the
18th dag Of September, 1865,
tha, being 'he sixth day Of the rext
term. appointed for the hearing Of said
account. to show cause. if any Won can,
why the account. OF Solomon Schwnt'z
should not be allowed, and said Admin.
islrator discharged according TO law.
f. D WARD, Clerk.
Aug. 10. &c. cS4w.
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Executors Sale.

TINE Undersigned Executor # the last will and
ltstnritnt Of Staikty Collins, deceased, IN
,.cdienc. an uldeI ii lie Probate Court 81 Mad
i-ou county, u .-sI,s,pi utde ut tue August Tenn.
a. lsa6 viii proceed tnsel 10 the highest tid!er
60. ,5an vH MJitay the fret Jay ui October, l766,
- TIE JItmI,es. tie following lands lying ANA lie
~ IA the county OF Madison, state oi hssi sirpI,
i,ancly Tie Itheast Qua ter ul section 81 town
-hlp ~ range 4east. and Le west holt vi the north
vest QdaIIer section 81 township II range entt,
AID uUfth half OF south hall VI same section, town
ship aud range last mentioned and sixty acIes of
vest sIde vi vest half Of vest haif section town
ship 10 range 4 east southeast quarter section
Township 10 rahge east northeast quarter. l"ss
mat pJIuJA cast Tuad aud east half q northwest
qIaiteT section 10 township 10 range east seven
CIcs ~ northwest corner ol west Id it OF northwest
uI.rier ssctIrn IA township 10 range east Mouth
nan les, 80 Out, U west side, aud north hail
OF 4ytt haf ~ southeast qIalter, aud southwest
glatter less 80 nc out. Of west side section
l. wnshp 10 range east all ct east hall OF north
east quarter ui rad in sectun 10 township 10,
range east west halt OF northwest qlaIteT. less
styeh acres, Of section II township 10 range east
sUuLheart quarter section 10 township ~ range
east norm halt OF northwest quarter section IA
township 10 range east northeast quarter section
Is came township aud range; southwest qnArter.
wesI VI creek. section II township 10 range east
Inc absolute little - the above land, viii I've s"ld a1d
,psssesSlun delivered aud the iunwiug lands VIII
\ 10 be rnld at the Same time. subject h"SeVer 10
the lite estate OF the wdOs tue same, namely (:
The east halt Vi southeast quarter section 81 aud
sth haiI OF south halt Of section 3d. all 20 iowa
-hp IL range feast AID northeast quarter ol sec
ton g. aud nUrth half ct Seensn. all IA township 10
range east The saie Nill he absolute.
reptl,ds SAMUEL MILTON. Executor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-01

Co11,n TAx.-We cal tho attention
of onr readers to the sui | ed notice.
sent to cur sler'ff BIZ the Auditor o
Pubic Accounts:
"Thc present cotton crop, under IN"
exis,ior law, will not BE- assessed unit
MAY. 1867, and the tax thereon will MOI
;. col,pc,nI rn,il the year 1868 The
LEI la'urc vii convene on the 18Th oc'
,ahar. neg aud may II AXE some change
or lie present rcvcnue law. with regard
IN cotton. n Which event assessors and
collectors or ,axes will be duly advised. y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-01
RBLIGIOJ5 Mon Ck..S.

Rev III Drane will preach. by spec
i,l request. on the Final Perseverance
Of the Saints, in the Baptist church, to-
morrow fSundsy J morning, at | o'clock,
Rev. C. .. Andrrws will preach in The
Presbyts,ian church. Sunday. at ~
O'Clock.