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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
Situated one Mile from the Court House.
CAN ON, Miss.

T'HE undersigned have this day formed a
j Copartnership under the style Of T. j.
DRANE 4 CO, for the purpose Of carrying
on tho Nursery business in all its branches.
Ii il the intention Of the propretors TO
propagate in the Fruit Department, choice
varieties only, and such are well adapted to
the soil and climate of the South, ripening in
succession over the fruit season. Consequent
ly, purchasers will be positively protected
against disappointment
Every new variety Of fine fruit shall be
ID Fed 10 onr catalogue, as soon as tested and
proved 20 be suited 10 the climate.
All trees and plants will be carefully labeled
and packed in the best manner for any
part Of the South, for which a moderate
charge will be made and no charge will be
made for delivery Of packages at the rail-
roads.
IL is requested that explicit directions be
given fer marking ard shipping packages.
b. in all cases. phen shipment Is made the ar
tieles are at the risk Of the purchaser.
All orders from unknown correspondents
must he accc mpsnied with a remittance, draft,
or satisfactory reference.
Our Gus OmeTs are requested 10 notify us
Immediately f any error that may be cammit.
ted in filling their orders, in order that we
NAV al once make amends
Catalo -uos will he forwarded to all who ap-
ply. post paid, and eHel0ss a stamp TO prepay
the postage. T. j. DRAEE d co.
Sept. l4IS65. ly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06

NOTE, LETTER, CAP aud BILL
~ PAPER at
MOsBY & RICHARDS.
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A FIFE COTTON FARM FOR RENT.

A FLEE CUTTUN fAkM FUk KEHf.
TIME Plantation belonging to the Estate of
i James L. Muse, lying six miles East
Of Canton. is now for rent. The place is known TO
be among the best cotton farms in Madison county,
and with very little labor, can be put in first rate
condition for a crop the coming year.
Persons wanting 10 rent good land would do well
to examine the place. For particulars apply
to BIZ PRICHARD, r..
Dec 2-tf or II LMUSE. la TO-
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COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Davies Arithmetic,
Smiths English Grammar, Mltchells Geography,
American History, Exercises IN Composition, Latin
Grammar, Natural Philosophy commenced, Kip's
Double Witness. Catechsm, Sacred Music
MIDDLE CLASS.
Spelling, Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra,
Geometry, Geography, Fowler S English Grammar
English History, Ancient History Exercises in
ny, Mythology, Caesar, Virgil, Greek Grammar
Theophilus Americans. Sacred Music.
SENIOR CLASS.
Execution, Fowlers English Grammar, Rhetoric.
Logic, Moral Philosophy, Mental Philosophy, GeOm.
my, General History, History of England Liiera-
tire, Exercises in Composition, Theophlus Ameri.
canns, Sacred Music.
OPTIONAL COURSE.
Drawing and Painting Vocal and Instrumental
Music, and Modean Languages.
TERMS,
(PAYABLE HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCED
Tuition in the Primary Department per annumN rs 90
Collegiate Department, ----------- 100 o.
in Modern Languages, each,-.-.------- - ~
in Music, Vocal or Instrumental, --.--. 90 ~
in Drawing Painting. ------.------- a. uU
boarding, per month, 30 ~
Incidental tax per month, --------------- ] "
The Rector l. in correspondence with several %.
the most accomplished educators Of the country an6
will in due time he able to announce the lsaculty
Application should be made to the Undersigned,
or to hrs. Johns 'ue.
Sept. Il, 1865. RECr0R.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06

80 Gov. jenkins was inaugurated at Mil
Dol s,yiHs, "a, CO he 10th inst. IN his adj
g be declared the United States laws gu
prone. The oath of Office was administered
by the president Of the senate, after which
the care Of the State was banded him by Pro-
vis.onai Governor Johnson. The tone Of
Gov. jenkins address is cordially approved
By the members Of tie legislature.
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A Nm ANDALE,
MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI,
(PosT oFFICE-MADIsoN STATION. }

'E'liE first annual session of this school will con.
i Mence on the goth of Sept. 1865. There viii
ue two Departments, the Primary and tile Cole.
gate.
Applicants wilLLe admitted into the Primary De
parment without examination, at any age. Ad-
ission into any Of the classes of the Collegiate
Department or promotion IRON one to another, will
he granted to such only, US sustain an examination
the studies which precede it. Those who com.
plete the whole satisfactorily will receive, at
its close, diploma.
For the government of the young ladies' hut one
rule - will be established viz. that they shall at
all times conduct themselves as becomes the daugh.
tiers OF gentlemen and the enforcement of this leg
nlation will be the special duty OF Mrs. tombstone.
Visitors TO the pupils must present letter- of in.
PRODUCTION from parents guardians TO the Princi
pal. No visits should be made on Sunday, or dur.
ing school hours.
Each pupil is requested to furnish her own fork
spoon, towels and napkins and TO have these as
also her clothing, marked with her name in full.
Daily instruction IN plain sewing will be afforded
such as desire it, without extra~charge.
Parents who prefer their children should not
study our religious textbooks, requested to no.
ty the principal, and they will have their wishes
respected.
81 comfortable hack will run on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, between Madison Station
OH the N. o., J. d G.. n. r. H., and Aunaudae, six
niles distant, connecting with the trains. The post
office address is Madison Station, Madison county.
Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06

BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06
Course of obstruction.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Spelling, Reading. Writing, Mental Arithmetic,
Elementary Arithmetic, Elementary Geography.
Parley's Csversal History. Royces Historical
Sketches. Childs Book OF Nature, Catcchi,m, Sa-
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3pOttrp
BY A MISERABLE WRETCH.

BY A MISERABLE WRETCH.
Roll on thou ball, roll on
Through painless realms of space
Roll on
What though I'm in sorry case2
What though cannot meet my bills?
What though swallow countless pills
Never you mind
Roh on
Roll on, thou ball, roll on
Through seas Of inky air
Roll on
It's true I've got no shirts to wear,
It's true my butchers bill is due,
It's true my prospects all look blue
Rut don't let it unsettle youl
Never you mind
Roll on
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06
4 TRIBUTE TO WORTH.

4 TRIB UTE TO WORTH.
The following beautiful poem expresses the
loving sympathy which thousands feel for
the es.inabla lady to whom it is addressed.
It IS from he pen of one of our most talented
and will doubtless be preserved
d many households, as a memento o. the
line when patriotism was treated as crime
Record.
TO MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Dear lady would | had the power
wreath of poesy to Irvine,
All glowing with the gems of thought,
Worthy to lay upon thy shrine,
Giving thy virtues homage due,
Il. Southern matron, brave and truel
Such task will roet-pens employ
For me, may but ask to bring
Ny simple and untutored lay;
The poor, but earnest offering,
OF sympathy mat warmly glows
For thee in all thy bitter woes.
@ noble wife of him whose name
"a now cherished household word,
By which all true and generous hearts
At home, abroad, are deeply stirred
For hm-for theo-our prayers are given,
A ..:'y morn and quiet even.
But most when at the twilight hour,
The thronging thoughts will sadly come
OfHiw within his lonely cell
OfH,s within thy dresry home
H2ms,--ah the word but If ocks thee now,
And bids the tide of grief eraow
Mas, in thy fair, stricken land,
What household group hath JOY to day
Its noble sons and daughters pine
In silence meath IMPRESSIONS sway,
Yet, mid the griefs their hearts that wiring
They weep for thy deep suffering.
Nav He, who ruleth over all,
Soon reunite thy household band
And let thy honCred lord once more
Amid bis own beloved ones stand.
Millions will hail the joyful hour
That sees him free from tyrants' power
LorIsA.
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Blanks

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION for sale at
~ THIS OFFICE.
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g8i6tiec @nseioe far WrunSbcNscr.

Der Scarh Of Control onb 0teoiew fir y III n, or
n tGstt& BON 1913 r3r in Gieuns il 8. gtod ber 9ap
quitting. Gde ton lexington uno ct. Vaul Ctr, Bic
wtcntdg, 3. De5. 1866, um bic ueue at146Suue bon @ia
%sentbuu'. ioTeit ale ~DcGenbet, OcrSIIesen. Derfelbe nib
pom 3. Deg. an tretSij Gage nod in Gisuna lein, UNI
aber GppeIatipnen, he i1m r~rSiertttt merten uSaeu. an
eutid1sIt'n. ale Sei&perbeu mafen jttp@ csr BEN, 8.
89J. 2 bU6eu werbeu.
l Gtittitt, ~u,nfaiieRb bic etfe. speite, brittle unb bierte
NHats - S4n @atbcart, 9c6n 3. Sarbeftb uub 9obu 6.
p0reep tlihtn TEN Soarb Of 9ontrrl anb 8ebi.p.
Grfc nnt Sgpeite Q6arb itnb bereits eiRberi6tet.
2. 3litritt. umfaiienb bic finite, fe9fe, febente uub
ahte GDait- ISM 6. SeaIe, Caleb %. Burges unb gDm
y. Deiiler ttloen teu 8carb Of Control anb 8etiep.
6infte unb fedte QBarb bereits einbsriGtet.
3. Dtitritt, imfaieue tie reuate, Se6nte, elite u. spSlfte
Wart-GOan 3. G1icctt, 9obn 81. Cannon nab Sames
Galer btlteu ben 8oarp Of Control anb Wepietp.
gteunte QBarb bereitS ein6eriHtet.
4. Difritt, ~umfoiieub bic ~breiaebute, ~bisrsebnte, filnf.
aepnte uno ie65ebnte gBdrb-9pbn u. 3tompiou, GDiIipn
Yrccter nnb Gpparb Gpesbeu btlhen ben 8Uarb ef @pas
troll dnb Jfeuiem.
S. Diftritt, uniafieub bic fe6enIebute, a@ts.bute uub
n%eun5ebnte NIB S~pan5iSte g5aro - N5 'liam Sprigg unb
Daniel SarOep bilbea ben Yccro cf Control anb 0ieoier.
Gie6en5ebnte uno abttt 5Gte gBarb bereits einberibtet.
Sm Auitras Der 0sribiehenen Boarbs
l6ncr-3beS jatl sos II u. Z N o n. 81
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erlaubniB buten, wdbrrnp bic Werbredsr.,
unb MorbbStlsn eeI6lOlen piiroea.
.@sun bebaurtet muree, RAP MIR auf biels
Meile bic Mmulsmsnts nur elmer 8lale uter
Nationalttdt ~unlerer Mitbiirser bslalter, ID
antwurten MIR, baG rtele cine &laiIe burd
ibr 8etraeea ,steen mdifs. cab iie ni6t, wit
es iset Der SAT-, strei Dr;ttsl unlerer 8srbre.
der, @aeabunoen uno Baupers liefert uni
pa6 tbre rMmuisment" 70 ba.mlos tpte otl
Der DeutiMen Gne."
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@tart. Gummi6dr8 Office.

Baltimore, l4s gcb. 1856.
Ser abt.%&ommiiidr BAT Bon me5reren 8sIiberA Don
@runb<S S Sentbuu, an gu NIB srIaHb Str. ~9ren3enh,
1Difbsn BennipluGnia aOenue Hub Gilmore Ctr, cine
seiGrisbene Gpptitatipn erbalten iHr @gabiruna, Eflafern
unb @innRein@eeSen um b~eiasten GbeI Der @um6erianbtr.
@r SiSt beSRalb NadriRt all Vie, bic 60 betrifft, baB
er nm UlittrDd, 81. yiOD., 10 rbr 8ormi:tags in ieiner
Office uHreenb iein wirb, Inn beiaSte Gpplitatiou su er.
wdSeH unb baritber 81 euti&eibeu. 3m auitras ID
iaMt aL Sob SMITH,
mifrme) @letf beS 9tabt=@pumii16rS
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Drotl a mattcn beS Sa d Re ntS>
Die Proclamation bes 6etmtebreu.
ben ROnt9s Scbann lautet:
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S6MtfdeS ArbettS= % a6metfun9s=
Sureau,
Ibdmealtr. SIR. SIS,

uutsr NufF6t Der nDsuti6tR &eieni6aft."
aGe Oieisnissa, pel6e bsuti&e Sanpmsrtsr, grbeiter
Cber Oienftm6b6sn 81 beifkftigen witnhet, fotpie allie
beuti6en Mrbsitiuhenren molten f9 perISnlih cber in
~iranfirtsu 8riefen all BEN Agenten Der Geell6aft, Srn,
g. u eIItH9 poi, Nr- 65 Ebamssitr., Sutpenbeu,
ipel6er unentselbli6 Ausfunft ertbeiIen piro.
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a 81 y. &atTcr,
M 9errcmfletDer q efbGft

IA SerrcnfLetDer : " E tcb1Tt
IL Mrit PrattItr. go. 1853 IaO 1854.
empfebIt lsiu rei6Baltises eassr BON fsrtissu
6erbl It unb @tntertletoern
MODERN seuta6t unb gu ben b~iliofteH Breiisu. - 6ernsr
elm gro6eS Mifp%rttmentb BON ippleneH unb utOuI@
lelin Obsrbembeu, rntsrbeinfIsioeru, 9trtmpfeu, 9ai6eH-
tR6eru, Ssupentraseu, SuIsti6eru, Nsseui4trmsu, gtOde
. &c. &C.
GpeBtel bic S6Heiber
made Id auImerflarn auf cine srpBe &uspabI bon beut>
I6en, boGGnbii6en unb fran1Dfl6sn Gu6eu DOa.e
Tin, GafemirS @aftnets, 80 eitenfOffe,
uel6e i'd iHt &leiueu Uie im @rpseu gu ben u~tSbisitsn
Rreiieu perubfclge.
8eftelungeu jeber grt perDeu nit @erSnaSen sutseSeS,
senrululea unb aufS Bette beicrat. (be5-iD
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administrations sMnseise.

So ptrb b%termtt Wd9ri&t 8egebeu, baB
Bic l1Htyr,ei6uete pou baltimore i'm @taat WIdrpIanb flo
ppr tenn WOifenseri6t befoster staDt, an %. Dit. 1856
SspOnmSGtisunss -4orts,e iHer tas ~perfSnlt&s GiSen-
t9uul Son G5sruer ~Se6m6eit, pe!her tn befaeter Stabt
seftcrber. III, ceri9afft bat. ME PetiOuen, wslbe &ne
ipta&e an ben Gahlds ~befeIben gu MAIDEN Rabeu, perDen
baber aufaefOrbert 19IHe an Ober Dor hem %. Apr. '6T Bel
l1nter,et@neter ssltenb 81 materL wibriSenfa1s fe ipSter
mad Rem @eiete tsine Auiprl&e an beIaSter Siutsrlafene
i6aft uie5r MAIDEN fSnneu. NGe Yeripueu, tel&e beIas.
ter SinterlafieniGait f&ulheu, perben bsrmit oufSeiOrhert
an bic lIuferssi@ue;e icfcrt 3abIunS gu Ietfeu, wtbriSeEs
JAMS seridtliG sesen ~bieielbeu perfa5reu pirb.
2~ncb4mIip 9 u N. GpartIiu, &bT.
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WGllluNton, .. e.

sg~ eeSn Malbtugtoa beltebe man 8eitelrugen
iir oea!6Glifen nIn nh teHtliGen y2Seder"
( Sn6irrtptiOMeu ute Mujeigea) OnrdJ Den NeeHten
Srn. J. +. WieOiel0!. 420 & Ctr, III Madbeu.
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SfGce Oes 8Oarb Of GontroI u. NeDier

Sfffce OeS SUarO Of SOntrOl u. NeDietU-
ap Buildings, @de bon remington II. ct. Bdllfr'
Baltimore, 9. DIT. 1885,
MotiS an @runo Gtgentbdmer.
Die 9eaeueruusSs8 it6er Der fcIsenbeu Difritte uno
Warbs iinb bon ben Ni~eforen benz &carb Of Control ilno
0Repietp ~ibereeben rprben uub Iiesen tdsli1 BON 10 HPr
Boru1. bis 3 lltr Tadul. bs gun: E + 4 e n Utcnta9
beS nG6fen De3embers in ben Yam Suu-
biuos sur Rrniung Dor.
ScbaIb bic @feIipren ter rudfGnti9eu S6arpS Die
Bidder ~eiureideu perbeu, fuirb setiSe 9tottt 9e8eben.
/. DiRrift; l.. unb 2. Waro
2, B.. unb 6.
8. 9. =" H16a
4. % uub IA u
s.. II
SIN auftraa bes BOarb Of Control nne 8eSisu
9ctt-lbeuial Sr9n w. &prmpiDHt
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SefffeDerm

ANH stObn xemfel, A.
491 Welt Baltimore StraBe, -
~1@ spii@eu Green unb Ytue,
setst bier,nit au, ba6 er f6 in benz sFsuiaItseu aO-
seIi@as'i@en III
WnbeIs u eimGft
etablirt Bat unb ein rei&bdItises Tfcrtiuent bon iere
Cote Der ulObernfen NiS6eln ~UcrrHtbis pat Hub a1f Se
heIuns auf's 8tlisfe ~anferttst; ebcnfals perheH alt
WEbeIu re Partr unb b~drnisbeb. r
MittbI6af:S. Slide unb Stlble
fnb hets ~rorrStbis. SinriGtunsen BON Dntbinatter
Gtpres, Mrcttefen &c. &C. merben pituitlt& beIorst
N Qei@en unb SGr8e
merheu su mSsissn @reiieu unb prompt bsSurst.
2Ocft6mtl 9pbn SeIfeL
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3u Uer60ufen &du Dermlel0en,

<KEE:s& Gam. 3. SOper & Co., antt.
III administrations Nerfauf
pcn Gigentbum an 2Deit Yratt Str.
am 5reitas, &c. WOS.s ysa&mittass a nSr Iirb Der
Undergraduate i'm auitras res g9aifen9eriGtS ser Gfabt
Baltimore SffentIiG oelfaufen
Das gaHje nertb60IIe @ruHbtHG an bee
Steiette BON Hratthr.. einise Sbitreu Sfli1 BON Pacuir.
yc BIB. DeHsIbe bat 80 Sus 6rcnt unb 100 6us 1isfe
nab Deoer Ctr. iaalenb. Die Decentralization beltebeA
tn etuem ~2fSdisen unb Gttid badEeinernem g1obn6aus
init 2f0dtSem 9interbou, neI@eS an Der StraBe suriits
febt. @runbrente rs jdbtIiH, 40
SebtnSunSen Saar.
s. .. gteiner, Mbm.
Gam. 3. Cop r & Co., @utt. ncpl0--!6l
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Sir 8ierbrauer.

a Sir 8ierbrauer.
Cine Srausret I'M telen Betris6 fHr 9asstbier, a8sif-
tier unb AIe engerihtet, In eineni fer blibeHpfen Gtdste
tss nSrtItGeM @ireinisns lit NIT Sdiii nab Gei&irr ips
glad Su rsrrsnten Ober Sn rtrfanfen. Das Vtabsre Hn~
teo q, 9. In Der Ofii,e ~. Dl. cser BEL 5. 8. RiebteIb,
400 6 Stl. t13nep2p2HlD
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3u ~perfdufen:

- .a 8u perfaufen:
EAlA SIN QBo5nbouS, oerbunben nit elmer g9trtbT&aft
unb auf 4 Sabre 1eaie. No. II g Ctr, sniIGen z. u.
8. Ctr, if biltS an ~Dertaufen. NaGsufraSen BEL SoRn
Boist, 4I9 . Gin. gtorb, SriI4en Il. u. ID. Str. (9nOlm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ait benz ara 20. Mop. in Der EemperenJ pale ab3ubaiten-
ben Ban re5 VI afbtn9tpn SegelcIub NO. /.
am Daomtas absnb, 10. Nop., bei Srr. %. PGbft, Stem
SsrIep arenus. Qiybbaber mS9en ft& gtfGGt9ft Z lIbr
ptiHftlit siMitur eli, mn bic nGSsren SebiMSungeH 81 srz
fatrtu, B. QemtubI ,
bp-mc) J.. &e1eImetfisr.
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~ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM
it may concern, that application will be made to the
Mayor and City Council for permission to alter the build
ings on the north side of Raborg street, above Schroeder
street, for the purpose of using the same as a Livery and
Sale Stable ni3-eoGt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-29
1866. q rst s9ti 1860.
Winter Arrangement. ea!sa. I. 4
Cincinnati Railroad.
FIRST TRAIN.

/. NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at l2a5
"A. N. Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, Cardington.
Gilead, Gallon, Crestline, Shebs. New London.
Wellington, Grafton and Berea, arriving at CleVe-
land at $50 A. nj. .f'fstl 2. q. s..b "a f,tII1rg
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ENDORSEMENT of the PRESS.
a The many thousands cured at this establishmen,
within the last twenty years, and the numerous i'm
portant Surgical Operations performed by Dr.. John
ston witnessed by the reporters of The Sun and
many other papers, notices Of which have appeared
again and again before the public besides his stand
ng as gentleman Of character and responsibility,
asuficient guarantee to the afflicted. f.i
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
.iuueIg-dlV wv - t-
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PAVING. Notice.
To al toAONS. u may coNc0tnl:: ~

10 az tDtO7lt. " ftUy COto0TTb'
,zoa CITY CLERKS, OFFICE, |
-nsa, q gdoCOLUMBUs. Dec. 10, 1861
Notice is herebygiyen, thatproceedipgsh have been
making the following improvements, to wit:
For gravsIing Fourth street from State rect 10
North Public lane with six inch coat Of good clear
gravel or broken, limestone. Also for raising the
crossing on High street aud Walnut alley. ',,.rt
7 The same to be done in accordance with the plats
ndestimates TO be prepared by the City Civil Enl
All persons claiming damages on account Of said
proposed improvements, are required TO file their
claims in the Office Of the Clerk, in writing, or
1867; ,,s, ce SEQ 80 49,. ,A.,T
adecIs-1t n0p1'SIih ~ City Clerk.
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AI.essen 10 House Buyers-How a
eFlslerman Paid for HIS Home

II .tt
AI.easen TO House Buyers-HOw n
'sEisherman Paid for HIS Home
-o1e00s IN shaHeI Cd r,is-tg ul ts.sh ls
ssThe Gloucester (Mass.) Advertiser tells the
following Instructive story = 49, ~. ~,
Several years ago there resided in -, a
fisherman whose surname was Peter. He
had quite q large family,l and had purchas-
ed hcuseegivihg as partpayment a mort
gage on the building. Time passed of and
he got ii arrears, and the .mortgagee threat
enea to foreelose. This was a severe blow
to Peter, as he knew not where to go or
how TO relieve himself. In his trouble he
applied toa welI Known fnahcier in town
who listened to issst0ry, blamed him for
his negligence, gave him some good advice,
and concluded by sayiBg that hewOuld help
him out Of the difficulty, and put him in
the way OF paying for the house, If he
would eOlemfIIV agree to follow ont his In
sffuctiOns, and II he deviated in the least,
be would have nothing further to do with
himl RRter assented to this and received
thempRfy to pay up themortgage, amount
ing 10 s bO0es .'Now,n said his benefactcr.
sIwaht you to own that house as soon as
possible. and to do so You must give me
your note, and upon your return from eve
ry trip Of fishing, want you to fmmedi-
ately come to my house and tell me how
much. y0u, have earned, and bow much you
can Afford TO pay toward the house, with
out distressing yourself and family. i shall
watch you, and IL you fail to come even
once, then you vii lose your house. Peter
promised, and went his way. A fortnight
passed. and one morning Peter knocked at
the door Of his patron. ~ ta7et Ne'.,.Aa
-..lNalk In, was the response.
-. n n. A. 49,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-29
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