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American citizen., 1866-03-22
.HeaaL Motltes.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,
In the Circuit Court of said County.

In the Circuit Court OF said County.
7. A. PHILLIPS, President. &C,
vs.
Jso W BuyoUR GJAs. N, HOLLOWAY. J
Attachment 10 March Term, 1866,
NHE defendants in the above stated
L case are hereby notified that an at
,achment was issued against the Estate,
on the % day of March, A. D. 1866. Tor
the sum Of Fourteen hundred and Ninety
dollars, and eighty~one cents, with inter
est at the rate Of two per cent, returna'
be to said Court in favor Of said plain.
tiff and that, unless they appear at the
courthouse Of said county, in the city OF
Canton, on the
I'd day Of April, 1896,
il being the Cd Monday Of the March
term thereof, to plead, answer or demur
TO said attachment, judgment by de,
fault will be entered against them, and
,be estate attached, will be sold to satisfy
said Judgment, and, it is further ordered
that This notice be published at least once
week for four consecutive weeks IN the
American Citizen, public newspaper IN
This Sla,e. and that a copy Of the same
be sent by the Clerk OF this Court to the
defendants at their respective post Offices
Witness my hand and sea
l. , Of said Court, this % day O
L'o March, A. D. 1866.
- JNO. W. DAWSON,
American citizen., 1866-03-22
4ostrg.
WHAT LIVE FOR.

live for those who love me,
Whose hearts are kind and true,
For the Heaven that smiles above NEE
And awaits my spirit too.
For the human ties that bind me,
For the task by God assigned me,
For the bright hopes left behind me,
And the good that can do.
live to learn their story.
Who suffered for my sake,
To emulate their glory,
And follow in their wake.
Bards, poets, martyrs, sages.
The noble of all ages,
Whose deeds crowd historys pages,
And Times great volume make.
! live to hold communion
With all that is divine,
To know there IS union
'Twixt nature God and mine
To grow wiser from conviction,
To profit by affection,
Reap truths from fields of fiction,
And fulfill each bright design.
! live to hail that season
BY gifted minds foretold,
When men shall live BY reason
And not alone by gold
When man TO man united,
And every wrong thing righted.
The whole world shall be lighted
As Eden was OF old.
! live for those who love me,
For the hearts that know me true,
For the Heaven that smiles above ME,
And awaits my spirit too.
For the right that lacks assistance,
For the wrong that needs resistance,
For the future in the distance,
and the good that can do.
American citizen., 1866-03-22

RATHER EvAsIvE.-A few days ago a
young schoolmistress was taking down the
names and ages Of her scholars, at the
commencement Of the term She asked
a little white headed boy, "Bub, how Old
are your" He said, MY name ain't Bub,
it's John" "Wel," said the schoolmis.
tress, "what is The rest of your name?"
"Why, that's all the name I've got-it's
John" "Well. what ia your fathers
name?" you needn't put pap's name
down, he amt cumin' to school any he S
100 big to 60 to school" "Well how old
are you?" | amt old at all-Tm young.
American citizen., 1866-03-22

Incident on THE LITTLE MANA RAIL
RoAD.-Some time since young married
couple from tie country were on the ex.
press train, on a wedding tour TO Cincinr
natli. When within a few miles OF the
city, Gen. Strader's omnibus checkman,
in bis round through the cars for passen-
gers, approached the new welded pair,
when the following colloquy took place;
Cbeckmsn-Will you have the omni-
bus. sir, to any part Of the city?
Bridegroom-Yes, sir. Me and my
wife want to go to the best hotel in town.
Cbeckman-Well, sir, that will be the
Burnet.
Bridegroom-Whst will it cost me and
my wife for two days and night?
Checkmsn-They charge four and a
half dollars per day to each person, which
will be eighteen dollars for you and your
wife for two days.
Bridegroom-Wbat BY Ned Hsin't
got only enough money 10 take US back
On the cars, and four dollars extra for ho,
Tel and spending money. Turning to bis
wife be continued:) Susan, guess it won't
pay; let's 90 back to hum. They'll swamp
US in the city, sure This brought forth
loud burst Of laughter from all the passen-
gers. The welded couple, however
came to the city, walked up into town,
and went back "bum" on the 1890 ex-
press train, their hands and pockets fI.
ed with ginger cakes, miutstick candies
and peanuts. They declared their in'en-
iiOns never to come to big, high priced
soWn again.
American citizen., 1866-03-22
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, :
Madison County,
In tbr Couutr Court of said County.
In tho County {
SAMUEL PITTARD
JoHs WILsoH.

JoHs WHsoS.
TI,uE l...uH,Ht IN tie above stated case j. here
by notified that an attachment was issued
a,in-t bi- estate on the aih day ol Jaruary l's6.
Tor The su-i % two hundred and twenty i've dollar,
returnat5e - SAID court, in favor o. sad plant
MI tb.t r..-s-s IL sslars ~ tie C1uIt-heu-e 81
said ru1uty ia TIE cry of Canfcn. rn the ith r.
day eId dav 0f MARCH next. and Plead answer o.
4afn4r o. ssil attachment. Judgment ~ g'!lHii
will te entered against hiT, and TIE estate atticued
will he sid o. satisfy said Jad-meut' and y b.
further orGCsed. that this notice De Published 81
east once week tor four consecutive wttk- lu us
American Cifzea. a pablil uew~papsr in ihis stale
and that a cory Of the same be sent 70 ths defend
ant st New or cans. IL.
WITNESS ms hand and seal of the Cir
-. cut Couit of sid county, this 10th day Of
l-~-i February, A. y. l756.
John 5. Robinson. Atty for Fi4iHii5.
r-E-.,s-- .. Iss- sTtu
American citizen., 1866-03-22
CnIIN. IRON. Mc.

JHAVE Just received thity Eve hundred
| bushels Of yellow snd 1900 huudred
b1shels Of white CORN, also lot Of RON
suitable for plantation use. ] he public
generally would DO we'll to give me a call
!. =. RICHARDS.
p n IEfr Y
American citizen., 1866-03-22

~ - - DNoo''" Attachment TO March
vs. Term, lo60.
JoHS WILSON.
TlIE defendant in the above stated case, Is
hereby notified that an attachment was
issued against his estate on the 18th day OF
January 1866, for the sum Of one hundred
dollars, returnable to said court, in favor Of
said plaintiff, and that unless he appears at
the Court house Of said county, in the city of
Canton, on the 4th Friday, 23d day of March
next, and plead, answer or demur to said at
tachment, Judgment by default will be en-.
tered against him. and the estate attached
will be sold to satisfy said judgment and
1t is further ordered, that this notice be pub
lished at least once a week for four consecu-
tive weeks in the American Citizen, public
newspaper in this State, and that copy OF
the same be sent to the defendant at New
Orleans, La.
t----l WITNESS ny hand and scal of the Cir.
/. = : cGt Court uf said county, tal, -Oth day
- O. February, A. D. l~eG.
JOHN DAWSON. Clerk.
Februrrv %. lsG6 eT4T
American citizen., 1866-03-22
ia tl r.l.eraf,.. Estate Of 81 tII" Court Of Pre-
bate. NaGt-on Co,
-sr.-.l + -..Eu5 decd } uis-i>-iDpI-

10 30 bate, Madison 60,
Ss,.-.i 7 s..Es.. decd ni.-i,-ippL
TrUN the opening Of the petition iu this
I cause .t appearing 90 Tie Cysrt that
John j. r.g Mary Fly, Narthy Fly and b'l-
ton F.r are uon-rssideuts Of ibIs state, ana
that t.-v res fie 40 Coz zalss, .u The county Of
Gouz4,es. q the State Of Texas, it is noT Or
tered by the Court that Publication Do made
once a week for tour successive weeks m the
American Citizen, public newspaper pub
lisbef 10 Madison county, Mississippi for the
said John 70. Els Mary Wy, Martha Fly and
Dalton '.y ta Ue aud app"Ar iu this court On
Friday. tie 10Th day ut Aarch next, tbeu and
there % shew cause il any they or either ui
them cas. Why the prayer Of said petition for
the sale u tus real estate Of sid samuel j
Stoke. for tie paymsut Of bis debts, should
not be granted au' 10 i- further ordered
tbatthe clerk af 'hI- court send a copy Of
+ this order hv mail to said John y. Fig, NarJ
Flv. Martha Fly and Dalton Fly, At GOIzales
Texas. aforesaid.
E. D. WARD, Clerk.
r.L u 1856 eT4E
American citizen., 1866-03-22
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Madison COuntyA
tn the Circuit Court of said County
WY. VI TowLEE,l Attachment. to March
c p.-( Term, 1866.

NS. NJ. Io|LLH Attachment to March
c- p...\ Term, 1866
TTHE defendant in ,he above stated case, IL
L hereby notified that an attachment was
issued against his estate on the 2Ulh day OF
October. A. p. l-65, for the .um Of Four
Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy
seven Dollars. with ten per cent per an
n:m from I-t January, 1861, retUnabie TO
said court, ia favor Of said plaintiff, and that
unless he appea,s at the Court house OF said
county,. in the town Of Canton, on the lth
Monday Of March, next, and plead, answer
or demu- TO said attachment, Judgment by de-
fault will b. entered against hun, and The
estate attached will be sold 20 satisfy -aId
Judgment: and it is further orcered, that thus
notice be published at least once week tor
fo,,r consecutive weeks in the American CIu-
zen. a public newspaper in this state. copy
Of which is 20 he sent bT the clerk OF lhis
Court 10 Quitmsn, v God county, ia the state
Of Texas, the Post Office Of sald defendant,
addrt sed 20 him.
WITNESS my hand and the
seal Of said Court this the 5th
l.. :. day Of February, A. d. lo6e.
JOHN DAWSON, Clerk.
- 4 p Hill Atty for PlaniIL
Feb : l-bG-sT7w
American citizen., 1866-03-22

80 ROLLS swALLPAPAER -Aa7-s1
1900 - -.-u.r,.-, ~,
f-r rsaets 1I I'D 90 HATl. toy.
American citizen., 1866-03-22
, CASE OF EIGHT DAY CLOCKS

Jus, rr'sivsI sas f'T sale oy
HosBY RICHARDS C
wz-LS
American citizen., 1866-03-22

FEB. IS. 1880 eTiZ
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jolly e-The People or rel Edwa Gcbhard w. NJ
Brennan, &c.-Asn damus ordered.
WIN ~ coleman and others Second Avenue Rail.
ed 20 and others.-Repou sent back to referee TO
M'ertn u any amount duo Scaly and II any what
sAount eight days notice OF hearing before referee
WserVed on attorneys OF Second Avenue Railroad Com
INC report IN all other respects 70 remain az Il
~ costs OF thls motion 10 abide events.
,Isncs W Roe and others vs. Cecilia 7. Alsire -
" ser aide inquest granted payment OF $3.50
consci ices IN addition 10 taxable fees and Of
an entering up Judgment; and also on respondents
stpulstlng W have the issues tried In October
ennie H. Hilton and others VS. Geo W. Niles and
able event
harics Warren w. Charles s. Smith Motion denied
wnout prejudice TO the defendants right 10 that
tnpersons who now hold tho money should be COM
neu 70 deposit ~ $40 costs, 10 abide the event
,'osepn " Hancey vs. Thomas ornc-Motion To con.
we injunction denied with $40 costs 10 defendant.
Muon granted 90 payment Of costs OF entering up
jugment and tl0 costs Of motion
Inonas u Little vs. United on Land Association. -
airs allowed.
os..lam Van Wagner va Joseph spre. Motion TO
sen injunction granted, with $40 costs TO abide the
l,mony, Sc.-kthe petition Of Marietta NJ Fuller for
amount OF slimony shonn ordered 10 ascertain what
Edward A. Green and others vwed-
Nd Others Motion for stay OF prott>-'ana Mill Co
wh $40 costs, 10 abide event -,
sssn Traycr Va. John Trsver Report OF rdcree con
nrnid and Judgment u divorce granted r..
wn Behrendt Petra Moreno Behrenu,- ine SAT W.
Heusa Ponschneiier vs. Carl A. RolnscD heiuef'-
same
EugeneChane vs. Cecilia Chanc.--The same
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The Robosen Ranking Case.

A NEW COMPLAINT .GAfNsr O. ". cuApwIcx-HK
- ALLEGED TO HIVE OBTAINED oSs THOUSAND
DRAFT.
new complaint va yesterday heard before Justice
William Dodge Of ths r1erson Market Police Court
against @. W. chsdsick by George Fritz, II New York
The complainant stated that ,sdwick fraudaleny aud
falsely represented that oerah dra dated New YORK
May 1897 for 81 900, at sixty da sight, signed nv r.
Williams and drawn the North R,.r BANK poboten
~ j., and on q. W. Chadwick, was nod and scnp,ne
and would be paid, the being only cersf nv sa,d
Chadwick on or about June 1900 and =, .aid b,d
vick did thereby induce Horace Partilg "a ~ pos
ton 10 par, with quantity VI watches 70 value OF
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FRLIGirTs wore dull and heavy Tho engagements
lnciude:o Liverpool per strnmsr 30 90 bushels corn
at 5hd, 800 bales cotton 3-ied.. and so hhda To-
baccc At "a, 81. To London. so his tobacco at as
Cd To Glasgow per steamer 20 900 bushels corn al Cd
Tho charters are:-An Italian brs fenarth Roads,
coru "a. 7kd. 10 port in Bristol Channel. and Swe
dish brig Cork for orders corn 5s n TO direct port
MoiAssgs was quiet but steady. The only business
heard ofsepara,e from supplying the re ,ular obbng
trade dcr,ard wasthe sale OF 100 hhds Cuba musco-
NAVAL sroaxs turpen,iac was steady at s..
Spirits trpcatins w:s 70 moderate request a, Toe for
sales OF conseq reported Resins wore quiet
bui prices repnlncd about ~ last quoted Tar
changed at IS IS - 80 FOR Wilmington.
Ous-wtb the exception o. moderate jobbing de-.
mand thers was nothing done, but tho market was
6rm. crosi,rs still demanding 81 so. In bbls
PRoyspys. -Recept- ~ bbis. beef, and 20 pkps cut
meats nere was limited d,mand Tor pork, and the
market vas scarcely 20 firm, new mc& closing AZ s3 o.
"a. Is ior nov mess: sas 80 for old do. and 80 IS
81 for prime Beef was IN moderate demand and nrm
Sales 200 bbls at $i8 s2l SO for new plain m'ss and
$40 S2A so for new oxtra do Beef hams we're dull
and ronnal at t46. Cut meats were steady at17kc a
zoe for bams and 13kc. 1870. for shoulders, with
sales of0O pkss within the range or bacon we have
The lsd market continued dull and heavy aud We have
only report sales Of 400 bbs at isSc 2osc, as to
quay. Butter was unchanged al 20c. 3a for west.
crn and &c. 40c for State Cheese was duh and
hcsv at &c. a &c for common 70 choice.
Prioinrx -Crude vas dull and lower being offered
2i. with business OF importance At the reduction
Bcnia steady at 36c 3,c for primo light straw 20
white, pd $50. for standard white, wth sales OF 600
bbls. suhese prices
RIcE.t I'VE heard Of no sales Prices were nominally
unchantd
sua,i--wah moderate demand the market for raw
sugar VIZ not quito steady but prices we're nominaiy
uncha1fd The sales were only as hhds Cuba musco.
ysdo from loAc. l2Hc. and 20 ess Havana At
l0Hc. ,t1c. Refined sugar steady, but quiet The
sales Yves chiefly l0c. for standard hards and l5sc
for A coeeY
srkAnIy was quiet but steady in price; sales 20 900
lbs at 20t a 2otsc.
TAiLow vas guci and scarcely 90 firm; sales $1,000
lbA At l2iA ai2tc. per ID
WhsKsr. Receipts go bbls The market was dull
and prices wuc nominal at ~ 20 81 rs fer state and
Western
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, July 1857 H.
AsnEs.-Receipts, AZ bbls. We have no sales to re-
port but the market steady at last quotations
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1881 bbls. -four, 40 do
meal 1900 bushels wheat, ,7S9 do. corn,
g. 2ss do oats a. 75 do rye, and $40 do malt The
market for state and Western flour continued dull and
unsettled and prices lower choice and inferior
grades having declined fully 30c per bb while medium
and good grades were 1oc l5c. per bbl lower. The
sales confined TO 800 bbs. at revised quota
tions subjoned. The market for Southern flour was
also heavy and lower prices accepted though there
rather business done at tho reduction the sales
being 700 bbls Canada flour continued quiet, and a
further concession Of 10c 26c per bbl granted
With sales Of 500 bbls Rye -four dull and prices
were nomnally unchanged. Corn meal was quiet, but
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Nm. PEApopY's BxsDAcrors. have already msn-
toned thai Mr. George Peabody, the eminent Americas
banker in London has given The Institute at Danvcs
Mass, bearing hH NAME the sum of 500 000 me
Wizard Mr. Peabody In addition this substantial
donation, expressed his intention deposit In the
Institute the autograph letter Of Queen Victoria and
also that Of Earl RUSSELL together with the Queens por-
trait He will also deposit another gold box prescnssA
TO him by one OF the London Guilds OF tho sss
and value as that now In the Institute Other honorary
testimonials OF great interest," making in the whole .
most valuable and unique collection, will also bs de-
posted.
II Is also understood that Mr. Peabody designs -
separate the parent institution from the Branch Library
At Dsnvers and make each independent OF the othsr
With this end In view he proposes give the people
OF Danvcrs an additional endowment OF $40 000-Bosso
Journal July L.
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rxaetinr IA RfIlia rdisaA.

fxw ORGANIZATION TO BE FoRMED--A s>,-u~,.
AENr TO DE PLAYED.
Yesterday afternoon meeting Of the State champions
of billiards held tho Metropolitan Hotel for the
purpose OF nauguratng organization, the object Of
which should be to promote annual Of the
best professors OF tho noble game Among those present
Michael Phelau, Mr.. Gavlt Mr. Hubbell Mr. McDev
it, and several Others Those champions present
represented by proxy Mr. Hubbe!l, State champion Of
Connectcut, called TO the chair aud Mr. ID. e. GAvt
Appointed secretary After little preliminary
verStion, the following resolutions unanimously
adQpted-
Resolved That va hereby form organization, 10 b,
a. As n "hcs ~ h rsn = %
hold annual tournaments which, by his s viii be desg
mated tho champion OF the chsmpons for year
State and Provincial champions actual OF
the cmblen OF such championship and persons who st
hold state or Provincial cue with the honorary title of
Resolved That annual or Of 1850 bo
ned In the city VI New FORK during the month of Septcm
Resolved That played aocordancs with she rules
ssssolisnsa ex mo American billiard Congress Of i6es
be appointed BY the chair. tho ssd con
SGT Of three and further that there be selected BY
ballot person 70 act 40 manager and general conductor OF
Resolved That ali the details OF arrangements for the
tournament be placed IN the hands Of committee aud
the said manager, with rai power 10 act.
Resolved that the prizes In the be four in
games. with the title OF champion Of the champ ois OF
1905 second 10 the winner OF the greatest number Of
the 10 ss x. ss se 5
can two prizes be awarded TO the same ndiyidual
Messrs Hubbcll Foley and Daniels were then ap
pointed committee men, and Mr.. Gavit was unun
mousy elected manager 1t rs proposed TO hold the
that some Of the finest playing witnessed win be
soon on that occasion
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There was but little activity in tho wheat market, and
prices were nominsuy &c. Q 4c. per bushe lower A
tring sao OF now amber Jersey was made At - &C.
market closing sxremely duh, with hoideU Go far
primo now No nwaukee At 81 20, further bud.
above tho views Of buyers to admit Nth oniy mod
ness Corn was &C. por b.sl reductioa sAlss los 90
crate business &c Cor sound mixed Western
s s &C. os unsound do. the market closing qaet
INC ~. ar sound do For sas thsrs vas ioss inquiry
q 80 90 Svshcs Al 500 SIC for Chicago and 6Oc.
ga ewssonsn indicssp decline OF ic per bushel
Do. ,.ss oniet and ". have no saes 70 report Barley
M haiev mali con iusd dull, and In the absence Of
ss,as nrtces ver~ dominally unchanged.
corrrs r. Jay hfard OF no further saios Of Rio
rhs dsmar, however, continued active, and transAc
s,ons only restricted by me extreme views OF hold
ar rsfag the past week the saos Of Rio and Santos
coder amounted 70 2S 900 bays mainly 81 an I'D.
yarce II &C 4c. per H., and bsing direct importa-
ne dealers including the following "ouside lots,
~l,ch have not previously boon reporcd:l0 900 bags.
OF G. Kniphausen 600 bags Zngara; 400 bags lsan-
,osj Adelgunde 1000 bags. Miranda; 2,21' ba2s,
ex l.. e. Warwick; 900 bags, Lord Baltimore, and
2, 500 bags Apha-n all s,617 hags Total stock OF
Rio Santos coffee la New York JnIy H. 1c6 030 bagr
In other descriptions coffee there has been fair line
business out NO special movement Holders Of nearly
all kinds very hrm.
COTTON, ION the steamers news, showed improve
ment In al respects and q. the close the market
buoyant md firm at decided advance, shown by ov
revised quotations The sales comprised upwards OF
1000 bales Receipts, 59l0 bales. We quote
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CAMPoBEtLo THE PROPERTY AMERICAN. The Kase-
port Mc Senfinel reports that the leland OF Campobell0
the celebrated spot where Fenian sQuadrons were nr
set in the neld during the late attempt TO capture
British North America has been sold 70 Mr. Seymour.
Of Now York for $50 600. Mr.. seymour has been en-
saged In mining upon the isandor rather investigating
The sale includes tho whole stand except about eighty
acres owned by the wilsona
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Un--~d states Commissioner. once.
.,sor. Commissioner st,lwell.


"'~ ? We w. charged with passing ten doilar
ooun'o.s' w, u 'no ns-'snd National Bank Of New
IN Spring street When the prison. - ....-. !.
seems no dropped seven other bills OF Ia ss;.a
and Informed the ofhceP who arrested MIN ~
were let on he would supply the names Of the 49,
who had issued this money Tho Commissioner held d.
prisoner on this charge In the sum OF g., 500.
Before Commissioner White
Catharins Clarke charged with passing ten dollar
counterfeit national currency note the keeper Of
crockory store in Allen street. The was adjournsA
for further examination.
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0Oo by Of said false and fraudulent draft and
said false pretenoe
In accordance with these facts Justice Dodge yesterday
issued warrant and placed It IN charge OF Sergeant
Garland for the arrest OF Chadwick, who however has
not been discharged FOR the other offence alleged for
which he will aragned for trial ct the Supreme Court
Chambers before Justice Closke this morning at eleven
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the way OF treachey cowardice robbery and murder.
seriously think they not 1T for and do not deserve
the beautiful land they inhAbit.